Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo Charlamagne na god piece to the plane. It is Thursday.
Speaker 3: It's Thursday.
Speaker 4: This what's happening?
Speaker 2: I love you, brother, I love you too, King So
Speaker 2: I just you just want to say I love you.
Speaker 3: I saw I look handsome this morning. No, no, let's
Speaker 3: want to say you love me. I feel like I
Speaker 3: feel like I look handsome this morning. Okay, Well, somebody
Speaker 3: out there thinks you look cute, some some fay. First
Speaker 3: of all, I am not cute. I am handsome, whatever
Speaker 3: you call it.
Speaker 2: Tell you I'm not just born in nineteen hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy eight. I am a forty four year old grown man.
Speaker 2: Women refer to me as handsome, not cute, all right, whatever, okay,
Speaker 2: whatever durables are cute, all right, all right, I'm handsome, sir.
Speaker 2: This is fine, cony, this is this is age fine
Speaker 2: kanyak in this. All I just wanted to tell you
Speaker 2: is I love you.
Speaker 5: That's all.
Speaker 3: Let just thought. I just want to say I love you, brother,
Speaker 3: that was it? You too, all right, that's all I wanted.
Speaker 3: They say, look at your stuttering.
Speaker 2: Now they started off crazy, and I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I started to say something on them. I'm like, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say nothing because it's nothing. Just locked
Speaker 2: my keys in the car, that's all. I don't understand
Speaker 2: how because it's an electric it's you know, it's the
Speaker 2: two thousand Escalator, But it's just.
Speaker 3: Like, how do you lock it? I thought that the
Speaker 3: whole point is this entry, right, Well, you're not supposed
Speaker 3: if the kids in the car, it's not supposed to lock.
Speaker 3: That's my point.
Speaker 4: So how the hell did that happen? I don't know either.
Speaker 3: Well, you can call them and they can use the
Speaker 3: on Star.
Speaker 2: To unlock it.
Speaker 3: Who called it a dealership? Yeah you called on Star?
Speaker 3: Did you activate your own starf No?
Speaker 4: What would I have on Star in the two thousand escalator?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: My stuff?
Speaker 3: I'm like, I want to have on Star. I can't
Speaker 3: call it triple A. Yeah yeah, they can pop the lock.
Speaker 4: They can.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they'll get in that car, even if it's
Speaker 3: an electric car, or if you called little sew and
Speaker 3: little Sean be able to do it in two minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't know if Litle Shaw's up right now, but
Speaker 3: little Sean come over here and do it.
Speaker 2: One, two three, I'll be all right. I thought you
Speaker 2: could do it from you. It's just weird, like I thought.
Speaker 2: The whole point of that's huss entry. Yes, it's not
Speaker 2: allowed to leave the key in the trunk or in
Speaker 2: the cars. My wife said the battery might be dead
Speaker 2: in the key. That could be a possibility. That gotta be.
Speaker 3: You try all the doors, all of them in the back. No, wow,
Speaker 3: I'm sure you tried to back first.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 3: Now, let me shout out to Tiana Taylor. Tianna Taylor
Speaker 3: has this new sneaker that she released with Air Jordan.
Speaker 3: It's the Jordan Ones, and she sent us up a
Speaker 3: pair up here. She's supposed to set up three pairs.
Speaker 3: She was supposed to say one for you, one for me,
Speaker 3: and wanted like a cute little display to leave up here,
Speaker 3: but she didn't send that. That version of this is nice. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so shout out to Tiana Taylor for sending us a
Speaker 3: pair Jordan one TC.
Speaker 2: Nice presentation right here, Tiana, Yeah, really really dope. The
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Speaker 2: must preserve the pedals inside your heart.
Speaker 4: Your heart, so.
Speaker 2: It's true, grant your confidence the will to harvest your
Speaker 2: most enchanted roles. But the last rose that bloomed out
Speaker 2: of concrete is you? Okay? But after she was called right,
Speaker 2: the roles that grew from concrete. Yes, there's a collaboration
Speaker 2: with Jordan, right, but yep, yet go ahead of Tiana.
Speaker 3: So she shout out to Tianna Tailor, it's not an
Speaker 3: average boxy that like a looks like a rich treasure check. Yes,
Speaker 3: so slou to Tiana Taylor for dropping that office. The girls,
Speaker 3: the ladies from One Run the World, Run the World
Speaker 3: that is on Stars, Brechia Webb, Corbin Red and Amber
Speaker 3: Stevens West will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 2: Driving for them Season two Stars next week, I believe. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Season two starts next week.
Speaker 3: A lot to talk to them about that because you know,
Speaker 3: over the past year Bresche's gotten.
Speaker 4: Married and you know, yes, a lot, a lot to
Speaker 4: talk about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we'll be kicking it with them in a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 2: Erica Dutchess will be joining us too. She's just running
Speaker 2: a little uh behind. You're supposed to uh, sim did
Speaker 2: our produce So she's a little lady. Yes, she was
Speaker 2: running a little behind.
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's get the show cracking front page news.
Speaker 3: Teslim Figure will be joining us a lot to talk
Speaker 3: about Meghan. Marco paparazzi was running her down, they said
Speaker 3: for two hours. Well we'll give you a full story
Speaker 3: when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's dj Envy Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news. We have Teslim
Speaker 3: Figure out here.
Speaker 6: Good morning, tis Good morning, dj Envy Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 4: Yo.
Speaker 3: How you feeling yelling well this morning? All right, well, let's.
Speaker 2: Jump right into its sports.
Speaker 3: Last night, that heat beat the Celtics one twenty three,
Speaker 3: one sixteen. They lead the Celtics in that series one nothing.
Speaker 4: He'd beat the Celtics outh.
Speaker 3: Yes they did. I fell asleep, damn yes they did.
Speaker 2: Go ahead in Miami. That is a very well coached team.
Speaker 2: The Miami have a coach in Miami of basketball.
Speaker 3: Now, wow, where are we starting to task.
Speaker 6: Let's start with this Prince Harry. A lot of folks
Speaker 6: have been talking about that online. How Prince Harry and
Speaker 6: his wife Megan were involved in a chaotic car chase
Speaker 6: with the paparazzi in New York on Tuesday night that
Speaker 6: could have resulted in a catastrophic outcome. Now, the couple
Speaker 6: was pursued by photographers after leaving the Women of Vision
Speaker 6: Awards in a convoy. Now, a good thing is no
Speaker 6: one was hurt, but the couple was left shaken by
Speaker 6: the incident. Police say numerous photographers made the transport challenging,
Speaker 6: but there were no reports of collisions, injuries, or arrests. Now, guys,
Speaker 6: there's been a lot of back and forth about this story.
Speaker 6: Some folks said that it was not a you know,
Speaker 6: as chaotic as they wanted to make it sound, they said,
Speaker 6: or it was a high speed chase, and they're like, no,
Speaker 6: it was challenging, it was not a chase. But here
Speaker 6: is what New York City Mayor Eric Adams had to say.
Speaker 7: It would be horrific to lose an innocent bystander doing
Speaker 7: the chase like this and something to have happened to
Speaker 7: them as well. So I think we have to be
Speaker 7: extremely responsible. I thought that was a bit reckless and irresponsible.
Speaker 7: I would find it hard to believe that there was
Speaker 7: a two hour high speed chase, that would be I
Speaker 7: find out, hard to believe, but we will find out.
Speaker 2: The exact duration of it.
Speaker 7: But if it's a ten minutes, a ten minute chase
Speaker 7: is extremely dangerous in New York City.
Speaker 4: I agree with the mayor.
Speaker 2: If you've ever been in New York City, traffick and
Speaker 2: no high speed nothing, Okay, you might be getting chased,
Speaker 2: but it will not be at a high speed. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it happened very close to here.
Speaker 3: When we were leaving the building yesterday, there was nothing
Speaker 3: but cameras all over the place, and I was trying
Speaker 3: to figure out what happened, and I guess, you know,
Speaker 3: she was leaving the ball room. But they said that
Speaker 3: the paparazzi allegedly hit like six seven calls over there,
Speaker 3: and they said it was a big thing.
Speaker 4: That's what we were talking yesterday.
Speaker 8: Because they said they hit the cars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were told that yesterday.
Speaker 2: We were told that the paparazzi was going around the
Speaker 2: block because I guess she was in a building over here,
Speaker 2: she was an event over here.
Speaker 3: What is that the zig Free ballroom over there?
Speaker 2: Yeah something Yeah, and they like they was like paparazzi
Speaker 2: was hitting cars, you know, trying to trying to get
Speaker 2: a picture.
Speaker 3: Trying to get the picture, which is weird because in
Speaker 3: New York City you really don't see wild paparazzi crazy
Speaker 3: like that chasing people because you see so many people.
Speaker 3: You don't really have that, you know here, but.
Speaker 2: Y'all losing your damn mind or Marco.
Speaker 6: Where they allegedly said it was no actual collision, So
Speaker 6: I don't know if they meant hit like, you know,
Speaker 6: resulting in an injury or accident or what.
Speaker 4: Part cars. Security told us that yesterday.
Speaker 2: Security literally told us yesterday Mega Marco was at the
Speaker 2: ballroom or whatever, left, paparazzi kept going around in circles
Speaker 2: just to get a picture of her, and they was
Speaker 2: hitting part cars. Yeah, I heard that before I even
Speaker 2: heard from the myth.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, the man said it was cap But you know,
Speaker 6: we know that his mother, just to remind folks, his
Speaker 6: mother of Princess Diana, died at the age thirty six
Speaker 6: in nineteen ninety seven due to a paparazzi chase as well,
Speaker 6: So I guess, you know, I'm sure that had his
Speaker 6: anxiety high and maybe you know, they want to use
Speaker 6: this as an opportunity to remind people not to chase
Speaker 6: folks down, but definitely hoigh speed in New York sounds
Speaker 6: not happening.
Speaker 4: It took it took me an hour to get out
Speaker 4: the city.
Speaker 2: It took me an hour to get to the tunnel yesterday,
Speaker 2: and I was five minutes from your tonnel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no travel.
Speaker 2: I would have been like five literally five maybe eight
Speaker 2: minutes away from the Holland Tunnel where I was at.
Speaker 2: It took me, like no exaggeration, thirty five to forty
Speaker 2: minutes to get out of the city.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right, Well that is front page news. Stanky
Speaker 3: Tess with set a little bit, absolutely everybody else, get
Speaker 3: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five to one, Phone lines wide open. Let us
Speaker 3: know how you're feeling. If you had a good morning,
Speaker 3: bad morning, a great night last night, it'll horrible. Whatever
Speaker 3: it may be, something's on your mind. Eight hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five, won't call us up right now.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 9: Club, right right, ray yo, Charla man Yansey, what.
Speaker 10: Up are we like?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 11: I got an indoor pool.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: Get on the phone right now here.
Speaker 5: Tell you what it is.
Speaker 3: We live.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 5: Let's see y What what is y'all?
Speaker 3: What's up? Brother?
Speaker 9: First thing, I want to thank you about the looking
Speaker 9: out for Amika Mallory and all of that.
Speaker 8: That was game.
Speaker 5: But the thing I.
Speaker 9: Want to talk about right now. Did y'all see the
Speaker 9: instagram with Birdman and Jay Prince and NBA Young boy?
Speaker 3: I did see the picture. We're gonna talk about it
Speaker 3: in the rumors.
Speaker 5: Okay you did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we shut on y'all.
Speaker 5: Y'all have a good morning.
Speaker 4: But but what you got to say about the pictures?
Speaker 9: The negative comments?
Speaker 5: Man, ain't nobody you know, we we're black man.
Speaker 9: Let's be positive boy a little while.
Speaker 4: What's what's the negative about the comments? I didn't?
Speaker 2: I mean, what could what could they possibly say negative
Speaker 2: about young boy?
Speaker 4: Princeing Berrman, b princeing Berrman.
Speaker 9: Immediately they immediately went back to the saying he was
Speaker 9: going to extort him with his car, jeez and all
Speaker 9: of that. Man, I don't care about that no more.
Speaker 12: It man, they together now that means a lot of
Speaker 12: good things don't happen.
Speaker 3: Well, when we come back during the rooms, I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what Jay Prince had to say about their conversation
Speaker 3: and their meeting. So just keep it locked and will
Speaker 3: give you all those details. Hello, who's this. It's Walton
Speaker 3: Walter woul up. Get it off your chest and my chest.
Speaker 5: Don't thankful that my girls is picking on first child.
Speaker 3: Hey, congratulations, ro congratulations king, thank you.
Speaker 12: A long time listener, first time calling.
Speaker 3: When she do.
Speaker 12: January six like a couple of days for my birthday?
Speaker 3: Okay January baby? All right, well congrats baby. You'll enjoy
Speaker 3: it too, man, because when a woman is pregnant, man,
Speaker 3: you can really enjoy it. Make sure she's happy. Make
Speaker 3: sure you you beat the perfect man. You get it
Speaker 3: anything she needs if she If she wants chocolate, you
Speaker 3: get it chocolate, she wants strawberries, ice cream, slushy from
Speaker 3: seven to eleven, if she wants a particular type of food,
Speaker 3: you make sure she enjoys that.
Speaker 2: Pregnancy and not to mention pregnant. Not to mention pregnancy.
Speaker 2: Sex is amazing, it is.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, right already.
Speaker 2: Have before yeah, outside, we don't we don't discuss that
Speaker 2: enough as men. But it's not only is it amazing,
Speaker 2: it's actually good for the baby. We're not the baby.
Speaker 2: It's good for the cervix so something.
Speaker 4: It's something good for month to be able to release
Speaker 4: out something.
Speaker 3: It's good for the it's good for the for the
Speaker 3: husbands and fathers too because it feels so damn that's amazing.
Speaker 3: All right, brother, have a going all right, thank you too? Hello?
Speaker 3: Who's this be?
Speaker 6: Mine?
Speaker 5: From the metro?
Speaker 3: What's up for?
Speaker 2: No man?
Speaker 5: What's popping things? Two things to address? What is wrong
Speaker 5: with the media? Hitting part cars is christ.
Speaker 2: But they they're busy trying to get these shots because
Speaker 2: those pictures translated into.
Speaker 4: Money, so that's that's what that's about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But I mean, you just can't be hitting people's cars,
Speaker 5: Like I agree with Rock Nason is out here talking
Speaker 5: about people. It's like spreading this information and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: With that little letter that they wrote with the casino
Speaker 5: and Tom Square and to me, it's like I just
Speaker 5: about to be the first gaming license, so you're gonna
Speaker 5: do it right like you need to be done right.
Speaker 5: I feel like they're trying to do too much with
Speaker 5: that casino, and to me, they honestly sound like politicians
Speaker 5: like making empty campaign promise.
Speaker 4: No, I totally disagree with you.
Speaker 3: I don't feel that way with Rock Nation. And I'll
Speaker 3: tell you this, and you know everybody knows I'm a
Speaker 3: whole lover. But when it comes to all the things
Speaker 3: that jay Z has done, he's shown improved.
Speaker 2: Whether it was.
Speaker 3: Rockefeller Records, whether it was the Rockefeller clothing line, whether
Speaker 3: it was Title, whether it was du Say, whether it's
Speaker 3: a Suspades, whether it's his cannabis line. Like, he shows improves.
Speaker 3: And not only does he show improved, he gives back
Speaker 3: to his community. And I think anybody that gets an
Speaker 3: opportunity to get that casino is not going to give
Speaker 3: back to the community. And Hope has done it numerous times.
Speaker 2: Envy is absolutely right, And there's nobody better to have
Speaker 2: a casino, and we know that that money is gonna
Speaker 2: go into communities that need it, then Rock Nation there's
Speaker 2: nobody better the people that they're gonna employ, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, where they're gonna put the money they're
Speaker 2: already talking about putting, you know, one hundreds of millions
Speaker 2: of dollars in Broadway for black Broadway plays Like No,
Speaker 2: they need to get that gaming license in New York.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 3: five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 3: hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. From today is your time to get
Speaker 3: it off.
Speaker 13: Your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.
Speaker 3: Time to get up and get some call up now.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred and five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Good morning Christina, Hey.
Speaker 3: Reginia, get it off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 14: So I was calling the first of all, good morning,
Speaker 14: DJ Envy and trying to mean a guy. I was
Speaker 14: trying to get through for so long doct that I
Speaker 14: got through today.
Speaker 3: Oh, good morning, my mother.
Speaker 14: I was calling today to be the envy. I sent
Speaker 14: you a message on Instagram and you never got back
Speaker 14: to me.
Speaker 3: What did the message say?
Speaker 14: It said that, you know, I introduced myself and I
Speaker 14: was like, I'm definitely a big fan. And I was
Speaker 14: trying to help my husband because he's over through some
Speaker 14: stuff mentally and emotionally this year, and he is a
Speaker 14: prior mechanics stun the service and can't do what he
Speaker 14: loves anymore, and you were trying to see if fairly
Speaker 14: be able to come to your car.
Speaker 3: Show at the end of the month, which one one
Speaker 3: in Memphis or the one in Houston. Absolutely positively, yes,
Speaker 3: you still on the line. I'll get you tickets. It's
Speaker 3: just for you and him, or you got kids just
Speaker 3: the two of us.
Speaker 14: Our kids are pretty small. They can't handle that business
Speaker 14: right now.
Speaker 3: How old are the kids. I have a one year old,
Speaker 3: and if we have a seven year old, yes, you
Speaker 3: could bring your kids. That's that's what the car show
Speaker 3: is about. Like we you know, we have jumpies and
Speaker 3: rides and activities for kids. We teach the kids how
Speaker 3: to double Dutch, we do face planning. I bring my
Speaker 3: you know, I got a seventeen month old, so my
Speaker 3: seventeen month to be there, my seven year old, my
Speaker 3: eight year old, my nine, my nineteen, my twenty one.
Speaker 3: We bring the whole family. But yeah, absolutely, Well, I'll
Speaker 3: give you tickets for everybody. If you want to bring them,
Speaker 3: come along and have a good time. We'll get you.
Speaker 3: We'll get you VIP tickets, get you in straight and everything.
Speaker 2: Rick Ross would never oh, shoot, and why you say that?
Speaker 3: Yeah I meant, but yeah, but now you stay on
Speaker 3: the line. Who will definitely get that for you.
Speaker 14: Right, all right, thank you so much. I have a blesseday.
Speaker 3: Hold on all right.
Speaker 2: And I know this sounds random. We were talking about
Speaker 2: sex during pregnancy. Sex during pregnancy is good for both
Speaker 2: you and the baby. It can help you sleep better,
Speaker 2: sleep better, lower your blood pressure, and make you happier.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, I just want to throw that out there,
Speaker 3: and it feels great, does feel amazing?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this listen?
Speaker 15: Joshua Michie from Conways, South Carolina.
Speaker 3: Hey, josh Conway, get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: Oh my first time. I want to thank you guys.
Speaker 15: As I was working a job.
Speaker 9: And with what got me to.
Speaker 15: The job, I ever got to college with you guys,
Speaker 15: and then I also started going to sarious.
Speaker 12: Thanks for charming to God. That was probably one of
Speaker 12: the part.
Speaker 15: Of things I did as a young black man, one
Speaker 15: of the best things that I did. I'm only twenty
Speaker 15: five years old, so I love to really need it.
Speaker 15: While I went to college, my mom passed away and
Speaker 15: we playing my older brother's pass play, so it was
Speaker 15: hard to try to deal with that.
Speaker 2: Man. I love therapy and I'm glad you. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: glad you went the therapy to deal with your grief.
Speaker 4: I love to hear it.
Speaker 16: Well, I just do.
Speaker 5: It's a big thing to you, guys.
Speaker 9: I've listened.
Speaker 15: I also while I worked that job, I listened to
Speaker 15: your audio books and every day.
Speaker 5: It was tough to get that job, but legit, the
Speaker 5: breakfast club. It's like, what got me do that?
Speaker 12: I also know what I listened to.
Speaker 2: Black privilege, Oh, black privilege word, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 15: And I also I know you're.
Speaker 9: A comic books fan, and.
Speaker 16: I'm a huge comic book fan.
Speaker 15: I'm also writing my own comic book, and I was wondering,
Speaker 15: can I just kind of shout that out because currently
Speaker 15: I have a Kickstart going on. I don't know if
Speaker 15: I know Kickstarter is.
Speaker 4: Of course, of course shut it out.
Speaker 15: So I have a Kickstarter.
Speaker 9: You can go to Kickstarter and it's called No Retreat,
Speaker 9: No Surrender, Issues one and two. I have about twenty
Speaker 9: days the great rest of the fund. I have about
Speaker 9: fifty percent of the phones already, so I just really
Speaker 9: need help to get the other fifty percent. It's twenty
Speaker 9: five hundred right now. I have a about one and
Speaker 9: one dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna make a donation.
Speaker 3: I make a donation to I'm a change on that brother.
Speaker 4: You know, I gotta.
Speaker 2: I got, I got a line of comic book and
Speaker 2: graphic novels coming up to You know, they announced it.
Speaker 9: I didn't know about that, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wish they had about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wish they hadn't announced it so early. But
Speaker 2: they come in really soon.
Speaker 3: Hold on the right so we can get all your information,
Speaker 3: all right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred and
Speaker 3: five eighty five, one oh five one. If you need
Speaker 3: the vent, you can hit us up and again shoutut
Speaker 3: to that young lady Regina. She was talking about the
Speaker 3: car show, My car Show, which is on the twenty
Speaker 3: eighth of this month, and we're doing it with the
Speaker 3: Dolph family and his record label, Paper Route. So I
Speaker 3: just want to tell everybody, get your tickets if you
Speaker 3: haven't got your tickets. Also, if you want to put
Speaker 3: your car or bike in the show, we'd love to
Speaker 3: see what you have. And that's dj m V Car
Speaker 3: Show at gmail dot com, and we want to see everything.
Speaker 3: Whether you got Ferrari's we got, We're gonna have bugattis,
Speaker 3: We're gonna have vets, we're gonna have old schools, camaros
Speaker 3: and whatever you got that you put your time into,
Speaker 3: you know, Like I always say, my first call was
Speaker 3: a nineteen eighty six Honda card and I put everything
Speaker 3: into that car. I put eighteen ins rims in it.
Speaker 3: At the time, I put a bazooka, I had TVs
Speaker 3: in that thing. It was my baby. I worked hard
Speaker 3: for that. So we want to see those type of
Speaker 3: vehicles as well. So get your tickets. If you haven't
Speaker 3: got your tickets now when we come back, we got
Speaker 3: your room and report. A gentleman earlier called talking about
Speaker 3: a picture he seit online A birdman. J Prince an
Speaker 3: NBA young boy.
Speaker 4: I don't see how anybody can hate on that.
Speaker 3: We'll tell you about what J. Prince has to say
Speaker 3: after that, meet into the Move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club owning everybody. It's DJ n
Speaker 3: V Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Our
Speaker 3: guest host, Erica Duchess is here. You're a little late
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 3: You look tired ed. Hey man, I don't like calling
Speaker 3: a woman d I don't.
Speaker 11: I'm in New York. I'm trying to get all the experience.
Speaker 3: We mean you went out last night.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I went. I don't know where I was, but
Speaker 11: you know you And it was in.
Speaker 3: An alley, like you said. He was an alley like
Speaker 3: people like.
Speaker 11: It was fun. I don't know, jungle, I.
Speaker 4: Know, just in an alley in New York.
Speaker 3: A jungle is like.
Speaker 11: A party alley, like a party in an alley.
Speaker 4: Was smoking crack.
Speaker 11: No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: That sounds like you know, that sounds like we're in
Speaker 3: Brooklyn and Queens. He wasn't in the city.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we just a ride. I don't know. I had fun.
Speaker 3: But don't go that way. That way is the Bronx.
Speaker 3: You don't want to go that way.
Speaker 11: What that's the way.
Speaker 3: I was dying?
Speaker 11: Was that way? That was fun people and they loved me.
Speaker 4: You had a good time.
Speaker 11: I had a good time.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's drink some water, let's get to
Speaker 3: the room. Let's talk NB A young boy name or
Speaker 3: you gossip? You chatting gods? This is the rumor report.
Speaker 17: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 17: is where the tea spells right.
Speaker 2: On the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Now during get it off your chest, a gentleman called
Speaker 3: talking about a picture that he's seen yesterday posted on
Speaker 3: social media. It was a picture of Birdman J Prince
Speaker 3: in NB A young Boy all right now. The reason
Speaker 3: has pictures posted is because NBA Young Boy has been
Speaker 3: taking stabs at Drake, stabs at Jay Prince. Do we
Speaker 3: have the audio of his rapping of some of the
Speaker 3: stabs he's done.
Speaker 13: Drake was selling me tell me that, he said, tell
Speaker 13: me that he like doing I.
Speaker 3: Can't do issue's on West.
Speaker 2: I always do what you say, all.
Speaker 3: Right, that's all right about that?
Speaker 2: He said he was he couldn't do a song with
Speaker 2: in me a young Boy because his relationship with Dirt, right, yes,
Speaker 2: all right, right right.
Speaker 3: So they did have a meeting and a conversation. Jay
Speaker 3: Prince posted yesterday. As you can all see, I had
Speaker 3: a good time kicking it with the homies in Utah
Speaker 3: on behalf of the Little Homie, NBA Young Boy, Me
Speaker 3: and my brother Birdman were able to have a real
Speaker 3: conversation face to face. We talked about the past, the present,
Speaker 3: in the future, but most importantly, we left each other
Speaker 3: with a mutual respect moving forward. Even though I wasn't
Speaker 3: there for a meeting with birdman, I must say, the
Speaker 3: Lord works in mysterious ways. But that being said, I
Speaker 3: must address the song where my name and Drake's name
Speaker 3: were mentioned to the little homie. As I said to
Speaker 3: you privately, I say to you publicly that Drake is
Speaker 3: my son.
Speaker 2: He rolls with me.
Speaker 3: Therefore, I think it's a good idea to take him
Speaker 3: off your enemy list, because the truth of the matter
Speaker 3: is that we got nothing but love for Dirk and
Speaker 3: your accomplishments. When I put Drake on that FaceTime call
Speaker 3: with you, my attempt was for y'all to move forward,
Speaker 3: not backwards. Two things we get every day is a
Speaker 3: chance and a choice. The choices we make determine our destination.
Speaker 2: First of all, you're reading too fast. If you're reading
Speaker 2: any words from Jay Prince, you got to slow those down.
Speaker 4: That's number one. But what's the problem with what he said?
Speaker 4: I like to see brothers.
Speaker 3: I think it's a big.
Speaker 4: Differences to the side.
Speaker 3: Great that they have a conversation, and I think I
Speaker 3: think a lot of things will be handled a lot
Speaker 3: differently if we're able to have a conversation, especially face
Speaker 3: to face. Absolutely, because I hate the social media. Sometimes
Speaker 3: somebody can put something in capital words and be like,
Speaker 3: why are you yelling at me?
Speaker 4: By accident? And especially j Prince and bird Man.
Speaker 2: You love to see two bosses connect like they don't
Speaker 2: have no reason to have no issues with each other.
Speaker 3: Now Also XX sex attention on the person that you
Speaker 3: know he was. Basically he was found guilty of. I
Speaker 3: want to make sure I want to get the right
Speaker 3: what he was found guilty for. Let me look, let
Speaker 3: me look look. I don't know if it was actually murder,
Speaker 3: but being a part of accessory of murder. Yeah, XXX
Speaker 3: attentions sentence. Well, he only got seven years from being
Speaker 3: an accomplice.
Speaker 2: Well, that's because he cooperated with the police.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Robert Allen landed a deal for a reduced sentence. In February,
Speaker 3: Allen took the witness stand and threw his co defended
Speaker 3: to Dedrick Williams, Michael Bolt, right, and Trayvon Newsome under
Speaker 3: the bus. Allen was originally sentenced by brow A Circuit
Speaker 3: Judge Michael you Saying to seven years in state prison,
Speaker 3: but due to serving five years throughout the duration, it
Speaker 3: looks like he only has two years and with good behavior,
Speaker 3: he might be out in a couple of months. Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because he did fight. I can't.
Speaker 2: I was looking at that yep, day, I was like, damn,
Speaker 2: it's been five years. It's been five years.
Speaker 11: Damn, time really going back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So because he got on the stand, I'll say allegedly,
Speaker 3: because people assuming these days, but because he allegedly, well
Speaker 3: he did get understand because he got a understand instead
Speaker 3: of having to serve you know, the whole twenty years,
Speaker 3: he got seven and with five years, it looks like,
Speaker 3: like I said, he'll just steal a couple of months.
Speaker 2: Do you know somebody like that won't play a role
Speaker 2: in somebody else's murder in the future. How do we
Speaker 2: know this for sure? They we don't know.
Speaker 3: They don't.
Speaker 11: I'm just saying.
Speaker 18: And it seemed like when it happened, they end up
Speaker 18: back in a situation like that.
Speaker 11: Yes, it's always.
Speaker 2: It's seven years, you know what I mean, he's cooperating,
Speaker 2: not because he wants to do the right thing, is
Speaker 2: because he's trying to say of his own ass.
Speaker 3: But I don't even understand why they needed the cooperation
Speaker 3: because they had it all on video. Remember it was
Speaker 3: on video. The whole thing was on video, So they
Speaker 3: didn't need the cooperation they should. They should have all
Speaker 3: got the full time, the maximum time. They didn't need cooperation.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like, well, maybe he did it, maybe it
Speaker 3: was no, it was on video. I would think them
Speaker 3: following him in, them following him out, like the whole thing.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I just don't know how they can be
Speaker 2: for sure that this guy won't to play the role
Speaker 2: in a murder in the future.
Speaker 3: And then how does how does the mom? How does
Speaker 3: mom get closure the young boy that killed her son
Speaker 3: or was part of killing her son gets out. He's
Speaker 3: out right now, he'll be out in a couple of months.
Speaker 2: Everybody else got life, though, I think the trigger man
Speaker 2: and everybody else got.
Speaker 3: Life, doesn't matter. Should all be in the same situation.
Speaker 2: I think if you played the role in somebody else's murder, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think you should all be in the same situation.
Speaker 4: But what do I know.
Speaker 3: All right now? Also, Rick Ross, he's back in the news.
Speaker 3: He wants to run from mayor of Fayetteville, Georgia, and
Speaker 3: your shots at Ross, bro I'm just reporting the stories.
Speaker 3: I'm just reporting ms. I didn't even say anything about
Speaker 3: let me see what this going. I didn't see anything
Speaker 3: about his car show being denied from the I just
Speaker 3: say anything. I didn't say anything about that permit. I
Speaker 3: didn't say anything about that. I'm just talking about the mayor.
Speaker 3: He wants to run for mayor of I love Spainville
Speaker 3: so much. Next year I'm running for mayor.
Speaker 10: That's right, the boss, Rick Ross running for mayor of Fayetteville.
Speaker 10: What I want to ask is some young students that's
Speaker 10: in legal school. I want to ask you all a
Speaker 10: few questions about politics. I want to know how many
Speaker 10: votes did it actually take to vote in the mayor
Speaker 10: of Fairville. I need to know that because we're gonna
Speaker 10: become that, we're gonna make that happen.
Speaker 4: We're gonna have a good time.
Speaker 2: We're gonna give some people opportunities.
Speaker 10: We're gonna give some people raises, and of course we're
Speaker 10: gonna have to clean some people out.
Speaker 18: I don't think that's gonna be good because it's so
Speaker 18: many old people that stay in Fadville and white folk.
Speaker 2: And they ain't going and Eric, because you're living living well.
Speaker 18: I stay down the street from Fairville, George, and I'm
Speaker 18: from Atlanta, so.
Speaker 3: I know you're gonna vote for Ross running from men
Speaker 3: I can't vote for him.
Speaker 11: I don't stay in the country. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so well, we wish Roster best of luck with
Speaker 3: running from he.
Speaker 18: Would be so many old people with their little hands
Speaker 18: up posters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I didn't even mention. I didn't even mention
Speaker 3: the fact that is uh, they revoked his car show permit.
Speaker 3: That your second time.
Speaker 11: I was not even on the report because he said
Speaker 11: I was.
Speaker 3: He said I was throw shots.
Speaker 11: I was not even saying it, but just said it
Speaker 11: last time.
Speaker 3: Lastly, quickly, I just want to tell your mon it
Speaker 3: became the first state to officially ban TikTok. Right Governor
Speaker 3: Greg gm Forte signed the bill restricting downloads of the
Speaker 3: popular social media at the reason law.
Speaker 4: I'm not mad at it, but what the reason?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 3: They just said, Uh, they didn't say. They said Montana's
Speaker 3: person and private data from the Chinese Communist Party. They
Speaker 3: don't want the Chinese community or the Chinese communities Communist
Speaker 3: Party to have people's information, so they have banned TikTok
Speaker 3: in Montana.
Speaker 4: They know something we don't know.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they do, all right.
Speaker 3: Well that is your rumor report. Now when we come back,
Speaker 3: Tesling figure out will be joining us for Front Page News,
Speaker 3: So don't move and the ladies, the women from Run
Speaker 3: the World. The cast of Runner World will be joining
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Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlemagne the gud. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host, Erica Dutchess here. Yes,
Speaker 3: and let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 6: Good Morning, Test, Good morning Beautiful Erica and Charlemagne and
Speaker 6: DJ mb the Morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, let's start off with sports now. The Heat last
Speaker 3: night beat the Celtics one twenty three, one sixteen. They
Speaker 3: lead the series one nothing. And let's get right into
Speaker 3: the news. Charlemagne was in the news, he was on
Speaker 3: Fox last night.
Speaker 6: Yes, once again they have covered our very own Charlemagne,
Speaker 6: the God of Florida. Attorney General Ashley Moody responded to
Speaker 6: comments about Ron DeSantis being a white supremacist made by Charlemagne,
Speaker 6: and she responded to it on Fox News. Here's what
Speaker 6: she had to say, and we will talk about it
Speaker 6: on the other side.
Speaker 19: I just want to very quickly because you had Charlemagne,
Speaker 19: the radio host blasting your Governor Rod de Status for
Speaker 19: batting public funding of Dei in Florida's public collegist saying
Speaker 19: the following, It's obvious that Ronda Santas is a white supremacist, right.
Speaker 19: It's amazing to me that a person like that would
Speaker 19: be running for president. When I think about it, it's like, damn,
Speaker 19: he's not even interested in bringing the country together.
Speaker 4: Your final take on that about thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: Look, Ronda Santis served this country. He believes an equal
Speaker 1: opportunity for everyone, equal.
Speaker 11: Application of the law.
Speaker 1: That's what he wants taught, that's what he wants educated
Speaker 1: here in the state of Florida. And to say otherwise
Speaker 1: it is untrue.
Speaker 4: Did I say something wrong to us?
Speaker 6: I think you were quite accurate. I mean, we can
Speaker 6: start with the fact that he promoted a fundraiser for
Speaker 6: Daniel Penny, of the man that murdered Jordan Neeley. He
Speaker 6: actually tweeted out let's show the marine that America had
Speaker 6: his back. So there's a long list of things that
Speaker 6: he has done that has pretty much I don't want
Speaker 6: to say he confirmed or at least alleged, or he
Speaker 6: looks like a white supremacist, talks like a white supremacist,
Speaker 6: so he might indeed be a white supremacist. So we
Speaker 6: can go down the.
Speaker 2: List I bandp causes on African American studies.
Speaker 4: Hell signed the building of law banning.
Speaker 2: The state's public colleges and universities from spending money on
Speaker 2: diversity equity and include them. You know, a strategically district
Speaker 2: that wiped out at least four majority black districts, like
Speaker 2: come on, man, come on.
Speaker 6: That's right, fighting Disney for no reason, fighting the teachers,
Speaker 6: making them cover up books that he doesn't like, again,
Speaker 6: banning the diversity programs, and again the Florida na A
Speaker 6: CP has literally as black people not to come to Florida.
Speaker 6: So and one of the most extreme people. People will
Speaker 6: say that Trump is extreme, and even Trump has said
Speaker 6: that he is too extreme when it comes to matter
Speaker 6: of abortion. So when Trump is telling you you're too extreme,
Speaker 6: you're probably too.
Speaker 3: Extreme or absolutely. Now we want to go next. You
Speaker 3: want to go to the strippers or Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 6: Let's go to rude Genie Holney. Let's let's talk about
Speaker 6: that he demanded oral sex while on the phone with Trump.
Speaker 6: A forty three year old Trump.
Speaker 3: Damn Jesus.
Speaker 6: Forty three year old Noel Dumpfy is suing for ten
Speaker 6: million in damages and unpaid wages, claiming that the former
Speaker 6: New York mayor of Rudy Juniorali subjected her to wide
Speaker 6: ranging sexual assault and harassment, including making her perform oral
Speaker 6: sex while he was on the phone with Donald Trump. Now,
Speaker 6: she claims that she has recordings of numerous interactions, meaning
Speaker 6: that she has some receipts, and she said that Giuliani
Speaker 6: told her that he enjoyed engaging in this conduct while
Speaker 6: on the phone because it made him feel like Bill Clinton. Now,
Speaker 6: in a statement of missus, Giuliani said that he completely
Speaker 6: denies the allegations and plans to defend himself and that
Speaker 6: this is pure harassment and an attempt at extortion.
Speaker 2: I oh, how many times you know Republicans and even
Speaker 2: Democrats for that matter, refer to Bill Clinton when they're
Speaker 2: getting for Latio, Like is that like slang? Is that
Speaker 2: like slang amongst politicians.
Speaker 11: Can I get some of that bill bill.
Speaker 3: Bill at BC?
Speaker 20: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I know. You better be careful because it sounds like
Speaker 6: she got some receipts. So we're gonna see if if
Speaker 6: she if she puts it out there.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, that is your front page news.
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Speaker 3: That's right, And when we come back, we're gonna be
Speaker 3: kicking it with the ladies from One the World. All right,
Speaker 3: Brechia Webb, Corbin Red and Amber Stevens West. We're gonna
Speaker 3: talk to them next and don't move. It's The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning everybody. It's dj n V Charlamagne the Guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co hosts
Speaker 3: Erica Dutchess with us this morning, and we got some
Speaker 3: special guests joining us this morning. Breasia Webb, Corbyn, Reading,
Speaker 3: Aber Stevens West. Welcome Running World season two on Stars
Speaker 3: the people that haven't seen Run the World. What is
Speaker 3: Run the World?
Speaker 21: Run the World is a fun show about three women
Speaker 21: living the lives and Harlem. Our friendship binds us together.
Speaker 21: We're running our careers, we're running our love lives. We're
Speaker 21: black women doing it and it's just a fun show
Speaker 21: about just women.
Speaker 22: Friendship and success and love and yeah. And we look
Speaker 22: into the comedy and we look fabulous.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 23: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 3: How did y'all get teamed up together with this show?
Speaker 21: We were cast brought us together, tell us our good looks.
Speaker 23: I did not know these two, these two know each other. However,
Speaker 23: I met them at the chemistry read and it was
Speaker 23: like at the test, and it was like instant. I
Speaker 23: mean like the casting director Kim Coleman had to be like,
Speaker 23: you guys, can you please keep it down like other
Speaker 23: people are reading.
Speaker 21: Yeah, instant friendship chemistry is definitely rue.
Speaker 22: But Bricia and I met probably fifteen years ago. We've
Speaker 22: known each other a long long time, a lot of
Speaker 22: friends in common in LA and we love to sing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 22: And so when this show came around as and we
Speaker 22: heard that both of us were being considered for the parts,
Speaker 22: I texted her and I was like, if you.
Speaker 24: Do it, I'll do it same. Because it was a
Speaker 24: big deal.
Speaker 22: For us because we live in Los Angeles and to
Speaker 22: move out here to New York it was like a
Speaker 22: big deal.
Speaker 2: So how was that?
Speaker 3: How did you have to, you know, get up on
Speaker 3: your New York slang?
Speaker 5: But don't.
Speaker 21: I'm from Baltimore, so the New York slang ain't really
Speaker 21: that hard.
Speaker 8: And you a long time ago. I bring it back
Speaker 8: when I get angry.
Speaker 21: But you know, but seriously, I mean, our characters are
Speaker 21: all from different places. We like, our friendship started at
Speaker 21: Spellman and you know, so we're about being women from
Speaker 21: different places coming together in Harlem and working and growing
Speaker 21: in Harlem.
Speaker 8: So our slang didn't have to be so much about.
Speaker 23: My characters from the South. Yeah, and I mean I
Speaker 23: don't have a Southern accent on the show, but you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Now I'm assuming that this y'all take the
Speaker 2: season two before the writers correct.
Speaker 23: Yeah, like a year ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, sorry fans, sorry people that watched seasons.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just take a.
Speaker 24: While, but we're coming back finally, it'll be worth to wait.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: How do you feel like the characters grew in season
Speaker 4: two a.
Speaker 2: Lot, a lot? Yeah.
Speaker 22: The first season was really establishing who these characters were
Speaker 22: and what their friendship was with each other. But the
Speaker 22: end of the season left us all like there's a
Speaker 22: lot of cliffhangers at the end of season one, and
Speaker 22: so season two is really just about them kind of
Speaker 22: more learning more about themselves and like leaning on each
Speaker 22: other even more.
Speaker 24: They're all in.
Speaker 22: They're very successful in their lives, but they're still growing
Speaker 22: as human beings, and so they're at like a place
Speaker 22: in their lives, like a fork in the road.
Speaker 21: Basically all of them all learning how to be selfish
Speaker 21: for the first time. You know, we've been working towards
Speaker 21: our careers and our relationships and love and taking care
Speaker 21: of our families, we forget about who we are and
Speaker 21: what we actually want. So that's what I love about
Speaker 21: the show is for black women or just women in general,
Speaker 21: just to be reminded about how powerful they are and
Speaker 21: what we have to say no to and what we
Speaker 21: have to say yes too.
Speaker 23: And our show is really cool too because they feel
Speaker 23: like you see women in their twenties figuring it out,
Speaker 23: like that's a very glamorized thing on TV shows, but
Speaker 23: our show is about women in their thirties still figuring
Speaker 23: it out. And I don't think that's the top, but
Speaker 23: that's going to explore as much. And I think it's
Speaker 23: good that, like we're normalizing that and celebrating that and
Speaker 23: also making it feel aspirational and exciting. And it's not like, Okay,
Speaker 23: you're in your thirties, you have to be married, you
Speaker 23: have to have kids, you have to like have all
Speaker 23: these things, like these established things. It's like, you know what,
Speaker 23: we might make a huge career shift in our thirties.
Speaker 23: We might be confused about whether or not you know,
Speaker 23: this fiance or this serious partner or someone that we
Speaker 23: really want to be with.
Speaker 8: Or if we want to have kids, if we even
Speaker 8: want to have kids.
Speaker 23: I think it's a very modern day take on what
Speaker 23: it is to be a woman, an ambitious woman, either
Speaker 23: one of you.
Speaker 10: I have kids.
Speaker 8: I have got the kids.
Speaker 24: I have two little little girls.
Speaker 3: Little girl.
Speaker 2: I would know.
Speaker 23: I thought, you, oh my god, because I look so young,
Speaker 23: get married married that I tried.
Speaker 11: I did it. I did. You were married for six months?
Speaker 11: Oh really? Yeah, I got divorced on zoom.
Speaker 24: Oh wow, okay.
Speaker 23: TV show.
Speaker 18: Yeah it ended all in the same I did, I do,
Speaker 18: I did and done a period with.
Speaker 2: The most grateful Get this comment, and I'd like to
Speaker 2: hear more about that.
Speaker 18: Do you want to know more about how you did
Speaker 18: get to Yeah, a couple during the pandemic.
Speaker 24: Interesting, okay, and so you still.
Speaker 18: Were on the phone with the judge and the little block. Wow,
Speaker 18: I said, all I want is my bed, is the
Speaker 18: bed that we just bought. Because he had me all
Speaker 18: the little bed for six months.
Speaker 8: You know what youre getting yourself into before?
Speaker 11: Really he treated me, he was he was like a
Speaker 11: pastor child.
Speaker 23: So like I said, this sounds like a TV show.
Speaker 18: Really literally, I have a TV TV show coming with
Speaker 18: something around my life, so kind of smart.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask, now, you both recently got married.
Speaker 3: Was the pressure to get married, because you talk about
Speaker 3: sometimes the pressure of getting married and having kids. Was
Speaker 3: there pressure from the family to get married?
Speaker 23: I mean, my family is Jamaican that my grandma was like,
Speaker 23: you know, ninety like ninety three, she's I'm gonna die soon,
Speaker 23: Please get married. I could be there.
Speaker 2: She said that.
Speaker 23: Oh yeah, she said to my husband.
Speaker 2: Like Torrid the first day, shen't.
Speaker 23: Have no shame, Like you know, that's a very very
Speaker 23: Caribbean thing.
Speaker 15: Me.
Speaker 21: I I've kind of been manifest in getting married for
Speaker 21: so long. Charlottney, I would talk about how I couldn't
Speaker 21: find a man, and I really said, if God don't
Speaker 21: do it, it won't get done, because it's really it was
Speaker 21: really scarce in these streets. You know, found me Okayanna
Speaker 21: Love Lannie Love Sanqua my brother.
Speaker 8: We met over FaceTime. I'm during the pandemic.
Speaker 21: I was working and I went in the quarantine for
Speaker 21: a week or two, came out with a boyfriend, and a.
Speaker 8: Year later engaged, One year later, one year later engaged.
Speaker 2: Did you take it serious at first because it was
Speaker 2: over FaceTime?
Speaker 8: Like I mean, yeah, I mean I.
Speaker 21: Have been praying about it, and like it wasn't like,
Speaker 21: oh we're meeting on FaceTime, You're gonna be my husband
Speaker 21: or something like that.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't that. I wasn't thirsty like that.
Speaker 21: No, No, but but you know he was.
Speaker 8: Just he was just a great guy. And it's hard
Speaker 8: not to.
Speaker 24: Love Nick Jones.
Speaker 2: And I got a bunch of home girls who was
Speaker 2: about to give up until it happened for yes, and you,
Speaker 2: Brisha has the example all the time.
Speaker 8: I'm thank you.
Speaker 11: That's a good thing. Thank you.
Speaker 8: God is good.
Speaker 21: I mean, listen and go lower your standard, do not
Speaker 21: lower your standards. What was your standards though, just bring something.
Speaker 21: I mean, look, anything to start Listen that if I
Speaker 21: love your we not We're not gonna be in the
Speaker 21: IF world. We're not gonna be in the IF.
Speaker 8: No. No, We're just gonna be in the right.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 21: What's on the table is you know what I just
Speaker 21: wanted a man that brought something to me because I
Speaker 21: know what I bring and I honor what I have done,
Speaker 21: and I want him to honor what he's done and
Speaker 21: bring it so we can be evenly.
Speaker 3: Yo, all right, we got more with the cast from
Speaker 3: Run the World when we come back, Brisia Webb, Corbyn
Speaker 3: Reid and Amber Stevens West. It don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Bring everybody, It's DJ Envy, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Our guest co host, Erica
Speaker 3: Duchess is here and we're still kicking it with the
Speaker 3: ladies from Run the World Bresia Webb, Corbyn Reid and
Speaker 3: Amber Stevens West. Charlomagne.
Speaker 2: Is it hard to play characters who are married or
Speaker 2: you know, who may not have kids when you are married.
Speaker 3: And have kids.
Speaker 23: I actually had a challenge with my character because she's
Speaker 23: playing like a. I don't call it a fake step parent,
Speaker 23: but she is stepping in with just an older man
Speaker 23: you know that she's with, and he's also like her
Speaker 23: thesis advisor because she's getting her PhD. And she's taking
Speaker 23: on this parenting role you know, with his daughter, and
Speaker 23: she loves it, and it does also ends up being
Speaker 23: a situation where she feels taken for granted. And I'd
Speaker 23: have never had that experience, but I did have a
Speaker 23: lot of women, you know, say to me, like, I
Speaker 23: relate to this so much, and men too, like I
Speaker 23: relate to this dichotomy. I relate to being put in
Speaker 23: this position where like in season two, tik A Sumpter,
Speaker 23: her real mom comes back into the picture, and I,
Speaker 23: you know, I hear people saying, like, we watched the
Speaker 23: season and like, this is a role that I'm in
Speaker 23: right now, having to like tread this line between my
Speaker 23: new partner and you know, my child's mother, and you know,
Speaker 23: I understand like the challenges that presents. And it was
Speaker 23: nice to hear the feedback that they identified with it
Speaker 23: because as an actor, I as a human being, I
Speaker 23: have never had that experience. But it's nice that, like
Speaker 23: to know that I'm able to portray it in a
Speaker 23: way that feels relatable. So that's been interesting.
Speaker 22: You you got, Well, my character on the show is
Speaker 22: in the pilot, you know, spoiler alert if you haven't
Speaker 22: seen the show, cheats on her fiance and she is
Speaker 22: very unsure about what she wants for her future because
Speaker 22: she's a very type a personality who's been doing everything
Speaker 22: the right way and checking every box in her life
Speaker 22: and she's finally gonna get married to like, you know,
Speaker 22: on paper, he's the perfect man, and he's got a
Speaker 22: wonderful family, a big Nigerian family, and they're planning this
Speaker 22: big epic wedding and it's very overwhelming for her. So
Speaker 22: she ends up sleeping with someone because she's just never
Speaker 22: acted out in any way experiences, never had any experiences,
Speaker 22: and just felt like stifled in some way, and so
Speaker 22: that's the way she acted out. So she is just
Speaker 22: struggling with that. And I don't identify with that part
Speaker 22: because I've been married for so long. I've been married
Speaker 22: for eight years and we've been together way longer than that.
Speaker 4: Did you get the while out before you got married?
Speaker 2: That's why you don't ever kind.
Speaker 22: Of did some dating, you know, I'm a very monogamous personality.
Speaker 22: I just like, you know, boo up real fast. But
Speaker 22: I met my husband and I was twenty two, so
Speaker 22: we've been together for so long. But it was interesting
Speaker 22: to just play a character who was just so nervous
Speaker 22: about taking that next big step.
Speaker 24: And I think a lot of people relate to that.
Speaker 22: They feel like they need to hit check that box
Speaker 22: by the time they turn thirty so that they can like,
Speaker 22: you know, say that they won or whatever. And this
Speaker 22: character is very much like, I got everything that I
Speaker 22: wanted in my life, and I'm still unsure if that's
Speaker 22: what I really want.
Speaker 3: So I like, I like that.
Speaker 4: Hard to be a single woman, play a single woman.
Speaker 8: Listen, I can relate.
Speaker 21: But you know, my character, she was married and you know,
Speaker 21: she had a great relationship with her husband, and she
Speaker 21: dropped him and was going through the divorce and everything,
Speaker 21: and you know, he could didn't. He stole her money
Speaker 21: pretty much. And that was first season and so now
Speaker 21: she's you know, out here single doing her thing, and
Speaker 21: I can relate to that. But I also in this
Speaker 21: second season, I love that she's realizing that the heart
Speaker 21: really wants what it wants and she misses that piece
Speaker 21: of her life. So I can understand that too, because
Speaker 21: there is a longing for love and for stability when
Speaker 21: you're trying to find your footing in a new place.
Speaker 21: Because she has a new career path, she quits her job,
Speaker 21: she leaves her husband, she's doing a whole bunch of stuff.
Speaker 21: So she's really trying to reclaim who she is. And
Speaker 21: you know, remember like there's people around her that love
Speaker 21: her and that she has to go and get them
Speaker 21: and show them and clean up herself a little bit,
Speaker 21: like to take accountability. And I totally can you know,
Speaker 21: I know what that means now being married, but you know,
Speaker 21: like just being married and just understanding the commitment and
Speaker 21: the love that it takes to know even when you're
Speaker 21: going through a season, it doesn't matter, you can get through.
Speaker 4: It said about her.
Speaker 2: Character with me because I think this is important to
Speaker 2: your character. Needed more experience, you know before they got married.
Speaker 2: Is that's something that women actually go through?
Speaker 24: Yeah, I think men go through that too.
Speaker 22: You want to experience much as much life as you
Speaker 22: can so that you would look back with no regrets
Speaker 22: and you feel like you've made the right choice in
Speaker 22: your life, especially if you're going to commit to somebody
Speaker 22: for the rest of your life because you're choosing to
Speaker 22: spend every with them, and like we're saying, you want
Speaker 22: to be on the same team with them, and you're
Speaker 22: gonna have to compromise. So you want to make sure
Speaker 22: you're going to do that with someone that you respect.
Speaker 4: We call it for men and women, we call it
Speaker 4: the whole phase.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I miss.
Speaker 11: Yes, I really did. I hate I missed it. I
Speaker 11: missed it.
Speaker 3: Now season two, you guys gained some new characters on
Speaker 3: the show, some new cast mates, Yes, and you lost
Speaker 3: some new cast mates. So talk to people about who's
Speaker 3: not coming back and who who's who's coming You know
Speaker 3: he used to before.
Speaker 8: He used to be four of.
Speaker 23: Us, you know.
Speaker 8: Okay, let's Ella.
Speaker 21: You know, she she had you know, everybody has a decision,
Speaker 21: you know, and it has to protect themselves. So much
Speaker 21: respect to her and what she decided to do, right Andrea,
Speaker 21: and you know she she did the right thing for her.
Speaker 21: You know, we moved along. I went and got my bag.
Speaker 21: We all did that, and we came back with season
Speaker 21: two and she still shows up. Her presence is ever
Speaker 21: so presents.
Speaker 22: Still a part of the show, and she's referenced a lot,
Speaker 22: and she comes and saves the day sometimes like she's
Speaker 22: still definitely a friend, but the character is addressed as
Speaker 22: to where they go. And I think it's handled like
Speaker 22: really great and actually very real, you know, like friends
Speaker 22: move away.
Speaker 3: The It wasn't because.
Speaker 23: We love to support Andrea, and you know, we wish
Speaker 23: her the absolute best cast.
Speaker 24: It's just us, you know, we are the three leads
Speaker 24: of the show.
Speaker 8: And then we have just great stars summer summers.
Speaker 23: Sure we have who else we have this season? You
Speaker 23: have some wonderful people in your funeral show funeral. Now
Speaker 23: you over here, listen.
Speaker 8: Now we'll say this.
Speaker 11: I do not speak.
Speaker 24: There is a funeral.
Speaker 8: No, there's a funeral. There's a lot of things that
Speaker 8: happen this season.
Speaker 24: Funeral.
Speaker 8: Yes, there's a wedding and a funeral. So we got
Speaker 8: through it.
Speaker 2: And I love shows that highlight therapy, and I know
Speaker 2: you go to therapy, Breeze, So how important is therapy
Speaker 2: with these three ladies.
Speaker 21: It's important because one thing that part of the show.
Speaker 21: It's a big part because I love.
Speaker 8: That Crese Summer first of all is our therapist this season.
Speaker 21: Shout out to Roso, I mean Rosio Donald did a
Speaker 21: phenomenal's job last season as well. But I love in
Speaker 21: our therapy episode is that she brings she makes us
Speaker 21: answer our own questions, you know. And so usually a
Speaker 21: therapist is telling you what to do and makes you
Speaker 21: ponder it. She asked the questions and then we come
Speaker 21: up with it and we're going, oh, she says, so
Speaker 21: you know what you want to do, It's in you already.
Speaker 8: And I think that's the craft of a really great therapist.
Speaker 24: Yeah, someone who empowers you to make choices for yourself.
Speaker 21: Yes, well, I will be honest right now. I lost
Speaker 21: my father a while I was filming the season at
Speaker 21: the same time, while I was filming a funeral scene.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 21: Yeah, So therapy was such an important process for me
Speaker 21: to even show up to work, for me to even
Speaker 21: do anything, you know, And I'm so appreciative of that
Speaker 21: time and of this cast. But therapy really is not
Speaker 21: just a luxury. It's something that we need to be
Speaker 21: able to express ourselves because we express what we you know,
Speaker 21: we can use that energy and good or in bad.
Speaker 21: You know, you could use that energy if you're going
Speaker 21: through a loss or grief, for a heartache or any
Speaker 21: anything like that. Just because you can't pay your bills,
Speaker 21: Like that's one thing, but like all of those things
Speaker 21: are still an emotion that you need to be able
Speaker 21: to get out and express. So don't like I used
Speaker 21: to be in that mindset like, oh, if you're rich,
Speaker 21: you can get therapy. There's other avenues where you can
Speaker 21: still talk to somebody and get that energy out, because
Speaker 21: if you don't, it just lives in your body and
Speaker 21: you get sick.
Speaker 2: How do you deal with those gottail of emotions, Bree,
Speaker 2: Because you know you're celebrating high, you're being married, celebrating high.
Speaker 2: I'm sure doing Season two, but then you celebrating, not celebrating,
Speaker 2: but then the low happens.
Speaker 4: Your father passed.
Speaker 21: A lot of prayer, a lot of soul searching and
Speaker 21: walking in my truth and being grateful that I get
Speaker 21: to walk in my truth and do what I love.
Speaker 21: Shove to work, be around people that love to laugh.
Speaker 21: Laughing really helped and know that I'm living out my
Speaker 21: father's dream. You know, I was grateful to be in
Speaker 21: New York. I'm from Baltimore, so I was able to
Speaker 21: catch a train back and forth every weekend in between,
Speaker 21: and I know that that was all God for me
Speaker 21: to be here and for me to be on this show.
Speaker 8: So I just look at the gratitude in that and
Speaker 8: just rejoice in that.
Speaker 21: And anybody that's listening to this and watching, if you're
Speaker 21: going through it, I totally get it.
Speaker 8: And losing a parent, it's life changing.
Speaker 3: All right, will move? We got more with the cast
Speaker 3: and Run the World, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning Hoarding everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlomagne, the gud
Speaker 3: We are to Breakfast Club. Our guest co host, Erica
Speaker 3: Duchess is here and we're still kicking it with the
Speaker 3: ladies from Run the World, Breach a web, Corbyn Red
Speaker 3: and Amber Stevens West Charlomagne.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you, Corbyn, like you know your
Speaker 2: character makes a lot of sacrifices on her wants some
Speaker 2: needs as a woman, Like do you have to do
Speaker 2: that in real life in order to find a partner
Speaker 2: that you spend the rest of your life.
Speaker 23: I am very blessed to have a partner who supports me,
Speaker 23: like blindly, Like he is like my biggest fan, and
Speaker 23: that's why big part of the reason why I married him.
Speaker 23: Like this industry is so demanding. You know, we got
Speaker 23: to travel, we got crazy hours. You know, you're kissing
Speaker 23: and hugging on other people. You have to have somebody
Speaker 23: who is supportive, and it is hard to find. And
Speaker 23: I feel really blessed that I have somebody who just
Speaker 23: literally is like, whatever you need to do, I like,
Speaker 23: I got you, and I understand and whatever. Like He's
Speaker 23: there for me one hundred percent. So I'm very grateful
Speaker 23: that in my personal life I don't have to deal
Speaker 23: with that, but I do appreciate that on the show,
Speaker 23: you know, I had the opportunity, within the writing and
Speaker 23: within my character's journey to show like what that can
Speaker 23: look like, to have to come to terms with that
Speaker 23: and set those boundaries and then act on them. I
Speaker 23: think black women in particular end up a lot of
Speaker 23: times in that caretaker role, and it can be easy
Speaker 23: to just go along, to get along and just be like,
Speaker 23: this is a role I have to play and almost
Speaker 23: take this Martyrer position in a way, and it's hard
Speaker 23: to say like, this is what I need and this
Speaker 23: is what I want and I'm going to act on it.
Speaker 23: And a lot of times, you know, you can get
Speaker 23: called selfish, and it's a negative thing. But I think
Speaker 23: the way that my character is written is she makes
Speaker 23: a move, a selfish move in her own interests, and
Speaker 23: it looks sexy, like it looks good, and I hope
Speaker 23: that women watch and they're encouraged to make those moves
Speaker 23: because a lot of times, when you're selfish, it's a
Speaker 23: loving move for even the people that are affected by it,
Speaker 23: because if you're not happy, the people around you are
Speaker 23: going to be happy and inegatively, that's gonna, you know,
Speaker 23: turn into resentment, or that's going to turn into you
Speaker 23: being not fully flourishing, and that that affects the people
Speaker 23: you love negatively. So that's exactly what my character deals
Speaker 23: with the whole season exactly. I actually act on it,
Speaker 23: whereas you're kind of like grappling within her.
Speaker 22: Well, she's realized that that's why she cheated in the
Speaker 22: first place, is because she wasn't acting on her true ambition.
Speaker 22: She was filling all these roles because she felt like
Speaker 22: that was the right thing to do in order to
Speaker 22: be successful. And then she's terrified when she's actually confronted with, oh,
Speaker 22: I've actually hit all these marks and I'm not as
Speaker 22: happy as I thought I would be, and I'm and
Speaker 22: she's realizing that she wasn't being her authentic self in
Speaker 22: her relationship, so she wasn't getting out of the relationship
Speaker 22: what she wanted because she wasn't telling what she needed.
Speaker 23: And instead of taking the action like Sandi does in
Speaker 23: a way that has merit, you know, the way that
Speaker 23: you can look back on the relationship lovingly and not
Speaker 23: have to walk away from it with like your tail
Speaker 23: between your legs or feeling some sort of guilt. It's
Speaker 23: like you kind of like, you know, I think it's
Speaker 23: a nice dichotomy. It's like, yes, I take the action
Speaker 23: you don't, and then you see what the outcome can be,
Speaker 23: you know, be to do the brave thing or do
Speaker 23: the thing that's a little bit easier, and then the
Speaker 23: aftermath is messier.
Speaker 24: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So that's why you need girlfriends, Elene, because you don't
Speaker 8: have to pray.
Speaker 22: That's great is that you have the friendship on our show,
Speaker 22: there's no judgment for making any of those decisions. It's
Speaker 22: like we just support each other and we understand each other.
Speaker 22: We give each other's space to grieve and feel sad
Speaker 22: and embarrassed, but also lift.
Speaker 24: Each other back up.
Speaker 4: Husbands feel about the Orange Green romances.
Speaker 24: Listen, my husband's an actor. He gets it and he
Speaker 24: knows what it's about, honestly. And most of my.
Speaker 22: Stuff was always with Tosin and who's like the most gentlemanly, kind, warm,
Speaker 22: easy going, very respectful. But we also have intimacy coordinator
Speaker 22: person that comes to the show, so it feels very
Speaker 22: choreographed anything that we have to do, even if it's
Speaker 22: just like a kiss on the cheek, they're like, all right,
Speaker 22: are you comfortable with that?
Speaker 24: Like, let's talk about it. Which cheek?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 22: How much are they going to touch other parts of
Speaker 22: your body? How you know that that is a job
Speaker 22: intimacy coordinator. Yes, So it actually takes away the awkwardness
Speaker 22: I think it is. It's a newer job in the
Speaker 22: industry and it's essential. Once we had that person, I
Speaker 22: was like, wow, feels so much safer.
Speaker 11: Yea, especially they used to go on with and couple
Speaker 11: and they start sw Yeah.
Speaker 24: Let me take advantage in those situations.
Speaker 22: Really, they really do, and it's nice to have someone
Speaker 22: else to hold that person accountable and say you said
Speaker 22: literally on paper they will write she is you are
Speaker 22: allowed to touch graise her thigh like literally, that's specific.
Speaker 22: So if anyone goes outside the boundaries that have been discussed,
Speaker 22: you can take it to them and you can figure
Speaker 22: it out and say.
Speaker 4: That that was in that job. You can't get like
Speaker 4: a form of porn.
Speaker 21: Directors people television, they don't realize that, you know, intimacy
Speaker 21: scenes are not like as intimate and you know, choreographed,
Speaker 21: we sweating in weird positions for the light.
Speaker 24: Yeah, and the camera.
Speaker 8: You're like, did you you have a mint? Like it's
Speaker 8: crazy and it's not.
Speaker 3: You'll see the comments, you know, because they compare Harlem
Speaker 3: to y'all show. Do y'all see those comments? What are
Speaker 3: your thoughts on it?
Speaker 11: Listen?
Speaker 8: Why why can't we have to, you know, shows about
Speaker 8: black women in Harlem living in it all the time.
Speaker 6: We need.
Speaker 18: Los Angeles and especially like these times, I'm looking at y'all,
Speaker 18: and I'm looking at y'all, like y'all chemistry and all that,
Speaker 18: and how y'all getting along like women, especially us black women,
Speaker 18: and how y'all support one another just off the screen too.
Speaker 18: It's just how y'all that love and the support and
Speaker 18: I just love it. We need a women because we're
Speaker 18: so caddy it's a competition.
Speaker 8: But that's what's out there, you know. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: That's why it shows like Ours and Harlem is needed
Speaker 21: because there's so much stop and media that they perpetuate
Speaker 21: this this stereo type.
Speaker 23: Of black women, and you have to be a competitive
Speaker 23: realize the power of storytelling, like how you absorb that
Speaker 23: and how that affects your people's real behavior in their
Speaker 23: real lives. Like a show like Ours encourages you to
Speaker 23: get those good girlfriends and find those people who lift
Speaker 23: you up. You know, it can have like a real impact,
Speaker 23: and hopefully it encourages networks to make more shows like that.
Speaker 11: Because we need it. I was growing up, we had
Speaker 11: like the coss was showing.
Speaker 21: Yeah, as our executive producer, you know, living single and
Speaker 21: listen all the amazing shows about black women.
Speaker 11: How how we was in power, how.
Speaker 18: You know we had being rich and had families and
Speaker 18: did all this stuff and studied the other way.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 4: You could check two more questions.
Speaker 3: Is it true that amble with a message message your wedding.
Speaker 23: Oh my god, what a mess in terms of she
Speaker 23: was crying.
Speaker 11: Wedding whatever that means.
Speaker 22: And my husband we're both very emotional. You know, you
Speaker 22: had a Maya Angelou poem everyone in the crowd read together.
Speaker 24: I wanted. I couldn't even I didn't even speak.
Speaker 3: It out loud, what we were doing.
Speaker 24: And I was very moved by the whole moment.
Speaker 23: I just loved the power of everyone's voices together, you know,
Speaker 23: lifting lifting us up and like reaffirming our love. I
Speaker 23: thought that was really beautiful. But I looked out into
Speaker 23: the audience and I just am.
Speaker 6: It was just like.
Speaker 24: During dinner and you did have a speech to stop
Speaker 24: losing her mind.
Speaker 8: It was so funny.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 25: It was so sweet.
Speaker 24: I loved where was my favorite?
Speaker 11: I love love.
Speaker 18: My God is love so so when people like forget
Speaker 18: love Loyd all the little God is love so that
Speaker 18: it ain't nothing above that.
Speaker 8: That's why I had to have a choir. Okay, girl,
Speaker 8: Kelly of your Yes, that's my son.
Speaker 21: We worked together on Merry Little Christmas. I mean we've
Speaker 21: done three of them, are about to do a fourth one.
Speaker 21: You know, after you work with somebody like the love
Speaker 21: is genuine and.
Speaker 25: You have that spirit.
Speaker 8: Bless you.
Speaker 11: My cousin.
Speaker 3: Was about.
Speaker 11: I'm your sister too.
Speaker 8: I I'm so proud of him. I'm so happy for
Speaker 8: me too, so happy he's back.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you breached you. We have Corven reed and but
Speaker 3: Stevens West think you guys a pleasure morning everybody. It's
Speaker 3: dj n V Charlemagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Our guest co host, Erica Duchess is here. Let's get
Speaker 3: to the rumors. Erica, you in the rumors, call out
Speaker 3: of name or you gossip? You chatting God?
Speaker 2: This is the ver report.
Speaker 17: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 17: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Now, yesterday the good brother passed. Jamal Bryant reached out
Speaker 3: to us yesterday after you said that during his eulogy,
Speaker 3: he bombed past Jamal Bryant, he posted yesterday on his
Speaker 3: uh social media. He posted the clip and said, early
Speaker 3: this morning, I was headed to speak at I believe
Speaker 3: it was more House when my brother Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Am.
Speaker 3: I guess that's Charlamagne called me, alerted me that an
Speaker 3: unknown comedian was coming for me on air over eulogy
Speaker 3: that went over her head. It didn't go as playing. Plus,
Speaker 3: I'm from Baltimore, just hilarious. Shit, I have the job anyway.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest with Jacka. I ain't here pastor
Speaker 2: Jamal bomb yet. He ain't bombed none of the times
Speaker 2: he's shot here.
Speaker 3: Well, aren't you close friend with Duval?
Speaker 4: That's my partner. You see, I got the rich Brooke chain.
Speaker 11: I say, yes, called ask him.
Speaker 3: I've seen you perform America.
Speaker 4: Huh, I seen you talk about past Jamal?
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, I got got Yeah. You know I ain't
Speaker 18: did that. But I'm just saying, yeah, it's okay. He
Speaker 18: had a bad set, but I get it where you
Speaker 18: were trying to, where you were trying where he were
Speaker 18: trying to go. Once he explained it yesterday, Yes, indeed,
Speaker 18: we see that now, but it didn't It still didn't
Speaker 18: make no sense because you still could have used a
Speaker 18: Mell or other men in the world beside Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'm just talking about the shot he was
Speaker 4: taking his Yeah, got you. He ain't bomb yet. That's
Speaker 4: what I'm thinking yesterday.
Speaker 18: That Instagram, that's what That's the energy we needed at
Speaker 18: the funeral. That's the energy we needed at We needed
Speaker 18: him have all them shots like that. But you know
Speaker 18: what I'm saying, we wanted that. We wanted it to
Speaker 18: eat so it we needed something to land. Nothing in land.
Speaker 4: What's Luther? Pastor Jamal?
Speaker 2: I really do hold Pastor Jamal, I don't ever come
Speaker 2: to know Erica dutche So because I feel like Erica's
Speaker 2: gonna have something for him thirty minutes.
Speaker 11: I already know I am. But Pastor Jamal Brian he
Speaker 11: about that life. He about that life.
Speaker 18: He had a life before he started preaching and stuff
Speaker 18: like that, like he a little gangster. I like it though,
Speaker 18: but I didn't know he posted that on his paid
Speaker 18: by the unknown comedian. I bet you won't forget me now.
Speaker 18: You don't never forget Erica Dutchess. Or somebody said I
Speaker 18: bomb that. Anytime you hear bomb, you're gonna think about
Speaker 18: Erica Dutchees.
Speaker 2: Jesus now.
Speaker 3: Also, Yo, Gotti, yesterday we told you what was going
Speaker 3: on before two Doug and he said that he was
Speaker 3: having problems in jail. He felt like they were trying
Speaker 3: to kill him. He had to heat his food with
Speaker 3: hot water from the shower. I read the whole statement
Speaker 3: that he put up a day ago. But yesterday, last
Speaker 3: yesterday evening, I should say he said they rated my
Speaker 3: is ish last night. Man at three am, they taking
Speaker 3: me the war. I need Johnny Cocker, little cousin or something.
Speaker 3: It's on and popping in this itch. Well, Yo, Gotti
Speaker 3: posted yesterday, I got two million dollars for any lawyer
Speaker 3: that can get dug out early.
Speaker 2: Thanks. That's what I want for my birthday, to free
Speaker 2: for two doug. So if I didn't know he was
Speaker 2: talking about the rabbit, that's say. It sounds crazy what
Speaker 2: I got two million dollars for anybody who can get
Speaker 2: dug out early?
Speaker 4: That sounds wild.
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 2: We didn't talk about four Yeah.
Speaker 3: Not knowing context that they talk about, but I didn't
Speaker 3: know that's in.
Speaker 4: It sounds crazy.
Speaker 2: Can a lawyer do that? Can you just give a
Speaker 2: lawyer two million dollars and they go get him out early?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, you know the right people. They gotta
Speaker 3: fight the case. They gotta fight the case. Now, rich
Speaker 3: the Kid he apologizes to Tory Bricks after cheating allegations.
Speaker 3: Rich they Kid is apologizing to his fiance and child's
Speaker 3: mother and says that he's sorry. He says that he's
Speaker 3: trying to do better. He was also accused of failing
Speaker 3: to pay a woman thirty five thousand dollars to keep
Speaker 3: her pregnancy a seat from his fiancee, Tory Bricks as well.
Speaker 3: Once a woman found out she was pregnant, she says
Speaker 3: she and Rich created a signed agreement that she would
Speaker 3: terminate the pregnancy and keep to their sexual encounters a
Speaker 3: secret from Tory, allegedly, So Risky Kids apologized and you
Speaker 3: know he's saying he's he's sorry, he's he's a grown
Speaker 3: ass man. He's trying to evolve, he's trying to grow,
Speaker 3: and he wished that didn't happen.
Speaker 4: Well, we've all been there, Rich the kid.
Speaker 2: That's all you can do, you know, give a public apology,
Speaker 2: but the best apology is change behavior.
Speaker 3: That's all I can tell you, young man.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right.
Speaker 3: And lastly, Swiss Beats and Timberland say that they own
Speaker 3: one hundred percent of Versus. It was a reported a
Speaker 3: couple of months ago that Trilla actually purchased a big
Speaker 3: majority of Versus, but Swiss and Timberland are saying that's
Speaker 3: not true, and Versus one.
Speaker 2: Hundred percent black owned.
Speaker 5: Kay.
Speaker 3: You see fifty percent on top of your screen and
Speaker 3: fifty percent.
Speaker 14: On their body in the screen.
Speaker 2: Tim and Swiss.
Speaker 3: That's who owned versus. In case you ain't no, this
Speaker 3: is word to ALLAE.
Speaker 2: Okay, Tim, don't like me talking like this.
Speaker 5: I go too crazy.
Speaker 9: I said that. He's like, man, I see the names
Speaker 9: Tim Swiss, how about that it was built for the
Speaker 9: people and it's going.
Speaker 5: To stay with you.
Speaker 3: So they're supposed to be announcing some new verses coming
Speaker 3: up shortly, and they said it's going to be a
Speaker 3: lot of big names.
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna tell you what I'm forward for that.
Speaker 2: I love Swiss thing, Tim, but I'm tired of them
Speaker 2: announcing that we're about to get new verses and we
Speaker 2: don't have new verses. Oh yeah, Okay, there's too many
Speaker 2: great verses that we keep hearing about, right, we keep
Speaker 2: hearing about potentially weighing in fifty ur JD and the Daddy,
Speaker 2: all of these people.
Speaker 3: I want to kill NICKI Mina Kim oh oh Man.
Speaker 3: I saw Swiss on Jennifer Hudson.
Speaker 2: He was saying, Jennifer Hudson, stop announcing that we're about
Speaker 2: to get new verses and announce some new verses. I'm
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: I'm with you and that Asian room or report. Now
Speaker 3: who you giving that donkey too, man for after the Hour.
Speaker 2: There's a school in Missouri called Glendale High School. And
Speaker 2: this is a perfect example of why two wrongs can
Speaker 2: make or right. We'll discuss all right, We'll get to
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Speaker 2: slash Breakfast Club. It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 3: Donkeys of the day, asked Charlamaye, I'm a Democrat, so
Speaker 3: being Donkey of the day is a little bit of
Speaker 3: a mixed question.
Speaker 11: So like a donkey, Okay, Donky of the day.
Speaker 4: The breakfast Club, bitch you now, I've.
Speaker 25: Been called a lot of my twenty three years.
Speaker 23: Like Donkey of the day is a new white.
Speaker 2: Yes, Donkey today for Thursday, May eighteenth, goes to Glendale
Speaker 2: High School in Missouri and an unnamed teacher at Glendale
Speaker 2: High School in Springfield, Missouri. See there is a fifteen
Speaker 2: year old young Caucasian girl named Mary Walton who go
Speaker 2: to Glendale High School dropping the clues bombs from Mary Walton. Okay,
Speaker 2: she was in geometry class minding her business when her
Speaker 2: teacher tried to put together a geometric sequence that simply
Speaker 2: doesn't add up. All right.
Speaker 4: See, there's this word.
Speaker 2: That no matter how many times you tell people they
Speaker 2: shouldn't use it, they will find a way, all right,
Speaker 2: doesn't matter what race the person is. We all know
Speaker 2: the historical context of the word. We know why the
Speaker 2: words shouldn't be used by anyone. I don't care if
Speaker 2: you think it's a term of endearment or a racial slur.
Speaker 2: It's a word that is divisive and it's just too
Speaker 2: much blood and baggage on it for it to ever
Speaker 2: be positive. But yet we can't keep it out of
Speaker 2: our mouse.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: The word I'm referring to is the N word, all right.
Speaker 2: I wanted to say it so bad, but I'm trying
Speaker 2: not to. I've been trying not too for years. Okay.
Speaker 2: By the way, I really haven't found a better way
Speaker 2: to describe these ninjas than the N word. Matter of fact,
Speaker 2: I want to apologize all ninjas out there. Why do
Speaker 2: we do that to them? Okay, why is ninja's a
Speaker 2: default for the N word? We love ninjas. But back
Speaker 2: to the N word. This young fifteen year old Caucasian girl,
Speaker 2: Mary Walton, was suspended because she recorded her teacher repeatedly
Speaker 2: saying the N word.
Speaker 4: Yes, I told you.
Speaker 2: They was in geometry class and Mary's teacher presented a
Speaker 2: problem she didn't have an answer for. And guess what
Speaker 2: the reason I'm not saying the teacher's name is because
Speaker 2: they didn't release it.
Speaker 3: I didn't give up the teacher's name. They released the
Speaker 3: young mind's name, but not the teacher.
Speaker 2: Why. I don't know, but we do have audio. This
Speaker 2: is the teacher presenting this problem to his geometry class.
Speaker 2: Let's listen the word at all. But I don't know.
Speaker 19: It feels like when when a black person's using their
Speaker 19: chours another black person.
Speaker 12: It's the same.
Speaker 5: How is it not?
Speaker 12: Still?
Speaker 5: But I don't get it. I mean, I.
Speaker 2: Say, right now, as a teacher, if you want to
Speaker 2: keep your job, this is I'm calling anyone.
Speaker 5: I understand.
Speaker 2: No, h I wish we didn't bleeve the word. I
Speaker 2: mean in that context, I feel like we should use
Speaker 2: it for research purposes. But I agree with the teacher
Speaker 2: that when a black person uses it towards another black person,
Speaker 2: it's still a derogatory word. I don't use the word
Speaker 2: in that context like how YG used it on my
Speaker 2: N word or how stupid c Murder used it on
Speaker 2: down for my n words. Now, sadly, I use it
Speaker 2: the way the white man intended it to be used. Okay,
Speaker 2: But this teacher is full of Okay, if he's smart
Speaker 2: enough to say he doesn't like the word at all,
Speaker 2: and why is he using it at all?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: If you can acknowledge with the teacher that you don't
Speaker 2: like the word and the word seems derogatory no matter
Speaker 2: how you.
Speaker 3: Use it or who uses it, then why are you
Speaker 3: using it?
Speaker 2: And more importantly, you heard the student a student, okay,
Speaker 2: one of those youngsters. And that's why these youngsters give
Speaker 2: me hope for the future. One of those students said
Speaker 2: to him, don't say it if you want to keep
Speaker 2: your job. If a student tells you that, and then
Speaker 2: you still continue to use the word, And then even
Speaker 2: you know, after other students said don't say it, your
Speaker 2: response is you can say it. Well, who gave you
Speaker 2: permission to say it, And how did you come to
Speaker 2: that conclusion after acknowledging that you don't like the word.
Speaker 2: This is beyond confused, okay, But what even more confusing
Speaker 2: is the fact that Glendale High School suspended the fifteen.
Speaker 3: Year old girl for recording which you just heard. I
Speaker 3: can't make this up. Let's go to CNN for the report.
Speaker 26: Polase video shared on social media shows a high school
Speaker 26: teacher using the in word at least twice in a
Speaker 26: Missouri classroom. Mary Walton, a fifteen year old student, disturbed,
Speaker 26: began filming. The teacher was initially placed on administrative leave.
Speaker 26: A week later, that teacher has resigned, but Mary was
Speaker 26: also punished suspended for three days over the recording. The
Speaker 26: school district says its discipline is quote confidential per federal law,
Speaker 26: but noted that the student handbook limits inappropriate use of
Speaker 26: electronics and considers the identification of minor students.
Speaker 8: When disseminating video.
Speaker 26: The school district also prohibits quote recording of faculty or
Speaker 26: staff in the classroom without prior approval and recording quote
Speaker 26: acts of violence. Ho claims that the policy is problematic
Speaker 26: and it has a chilling effect on students like Mary
Speaker 26: looking to hold authority figures accountable.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's just it. In the Daily Mail reports the
Speaker 2: teacher's name is Kenneth Bowling. Oh, we got a name,
Speaker 2: Kenneth Bowling. He's the teacher's name. Look, we're the first
Speaker 2: one is to tell kids, if you see something, say something.
Speaker 2: But I guess in this case is if you see something,
Speaker 2: say something, unless that's something is racism. And I understand
Speaker 2: it's rules and regulations, but you do know you're punishing
Speaker 2: this little girl for doing the right thing. So let's
Speaker 2: just say the school has a no recording policy. But
Speaker 2: if this teacher was, you know, god forbid, assaulting another
Speaker 2: student or you know, whether it's sexually or verbally.
Speaker 3: Is someone not supposed to record that?
Speaker 2: You're definitely deterring kids from keeping track of teachers misbehavior
Speaker 2: by suspending young Mary, because the next time a student
Speaker 2: sees or here's a teacher doing something wrong, they gonna
Speaker 2: mind their damn business because they don't want to get
Speaker 2: in trouble. This is like that law in Arizona that
Speaker 2: bans people from recording police. A lot of people in
Speaker 2: Arizona protested against that because it violates their First Amendment
Speaker 2: rights and it keeps them from holding police accountable. Not
Speaker 2: that police really care to theay on camera, but you
Speaker 2: understand my point. Look, there is plenty of times when
Speaker 2: a person recording should be held accountable. For example, Okay,
Speaker 2: if somebody set up the tripod and hit record for R. Kelly,
Speaker 2: absolutely makes perfect sense to discipline them for their recordings.
Speaker 2: But when a child is being verbally abused by their
Speaker 2: teacher with racist words, it doesn't matter what the school
Speaker 2: policy is on filming. That young lady should be treated
Speaker 2: as a hero and celebrated. Okay, I don't care what
Speaker 2: the student handbook says.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 2: It says students are prohibited from using cell phones to
Speaker 2: make audio or visual recordings.
Speaker 4: The faculty are staff.
Speaker 2: But what school is going to give a child permission
Speaker 2: to record a teacher saying the N word? None? Okay,
Speaker 2: So this is a perfect example of Look, sometimes two
Speaker 2: wrongs do make a right. According to the laws of culture,
Speaker 2: the teacher was wrong for using the N word, and
Speaker 2: according to the laws of the student handbook, the student
Speaker 2: was wrong for recording him. But this student was also
Speaker 2: right because dumb ass people got to be held accountable.
Speaker 2: And if that teacher thought he had a pass to
Speaker 2: use the N word. He now know he doesn't. In fact,
Speaker 2: one could argue Mary saved that teacher's life Kenneth Boling,
Speaker 2: because if Kennoth Bolan would have used the word, the
Speaker 2: N word around the wrong.
Speaker 3: N words.
Speaker 2: Could have been bad for him. Please let me, me
Speaker 2: and Ma give Glendale High School and then unnamed teacher
Speaker 2: the biggest he haw.
Speaker 16: He haw, he haw.
Speaker 3: You stupid mother?
Speaker 2: Are you dumb?
Speaker 3: You just got you just said the teacher's name, Kenneth Boling,
Speaker 3: You said the unnamed teacher.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Kenneth Boling.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of Yes, I know, man, because it's very
Speaker 2: hard to say the N word back to back to back,
Speaker 2: and I'm very don't roll like you know you just
Speaker 2: be wanting to say he you know, yeah, I'm very
Speaker 2: proud of your saying nig I mean you didn't say.
Speaker 3: The N word one time that he would have used
Speaker 3: their word.
Speaker 2: I won't.
Speaker 3: No, not practicing bad habits, no niggas, I'm not saying it.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry you did you see.
Speaker 5: What you did.
Speaker 4: To you guys, to see what you did? What you
Speaker 4: made me guys tomorrow, see what you made me do
Speaker 4: season maybe do.
Speaker 3: Y'all later, everybody else, Let's open up the phone lines
Speaker 3: eight hundred five A five one oh five to one. Now,
Speaker 3: the ladies of run the World. We're here earlier this morning,
Speaker 3: and we were talking about whole faces. I feel like
Speaker 3: this conversation comes up every couple of years so often, right,
Speaker 3: And the question is eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. Ladies, do you think you need a
Speaker 3: whole face?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 6: You do?
Speaker 3: Men too, Yes you do. We want to talk about
Speaker 3: when we come back. You're jumping already.
Speaker 11: All right, Okay, I got cause I need to talk
Speaker 11: about it.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Erica Dutchess, our co host, is here, and that's the question.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five A five one oh five one. Do
Speaker 3: you think you need a whole phase? Let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club, the Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: It's topic time called eight hundred five A five one
Speaker 13: five one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning. Everybody's DJ n V charlamagnea God. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We got our guests. Co host Erica Dutch
Speaker 3: is here.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 3: So we're asking eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 3: five When this conversation comes out of the cast of
Speaker 3: Run the World, who joined us earlier. We're talking whole phases.
Speaker 3: We're asking do you need a whole phase? Do you
Speaker 3: think people need a whole phase? Erica will start with you.
Speaker 18: Oh, yes, most definitely. I yes, yes, I hate I missed.
Speaker 18: I hate I miss mine.
Speaker 4: Got time you're still here?
Speaker 3: No, No, I don't got I.
Speaker 11: Mean I can't be, you know, years old and want
Speaker 11: to start being a whole Who me?
Speaker 18: I just I just think I missed. I missed the
Speaker 18: good years, and I hate I missed it though, And
Speaker 18: I think you really do need it. Like how you
Speaker 18: know how they still by men or he needed to
Speaker 18: saw his warrior oaks. Yeah, see, women got to do
Speaker 18: the same thing. I think so because I in my situation,
Speaker 18: I was with somebody my first love, like from age
Speaker 18: fifteen to age twenty three, so.
Speaker 11: I was just that one person all them years.
Speaker 18: Then right after him, like I had three months or
Speaker 18: four month break out with my little girl dad and
Speaker 18: I with himself eight years.
Speaker 11: So I missed it.
Speaker 2: But see, if you get with another man, my concern
Speaker 2: would be damn hearing you constantly say you missed it,
Speaker 2: because when somebody says they constantly miss something. If there's
Speaker 2: an opportunity to go do that, they might take it.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean, hey, you might be right.
Speaker 18: But you know what I'm saying, you might be right
Speaker 18: about that, because I do be thinking about like dang,
Speaker 18: but now it's like now, time's an't change.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 18: Now I be kind of scared. I don't want to
Speaker 18: be like a little whore now because you know, there's
Speaker 18: so much.
Speaker 11: Going on out here in the world.
Speaker 3: So I'm kind of you know, a monkey boy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm scared of all. I'm scared of everything. So
Speaker 11: I'm kind of good.
Speaker 18: That's why when I was messing with the little young guy,
Speaker 18: you know what I'm saying, you were like twe hands
Speaker 18: hour and I was just in lower because I had
Speaker 18: missed so much being young. And then when I got
Speaker 18: with somebody that wore young that's on fun.
Speaker 11: Going to the club. He fighting over me, and so
Speaker 11: I like, oh, he's that fout that man on.
Speaker 3: Me, Like it was just so much fun, you see.
Speaker 2: So what happens when you continue to grow in the
Speaker 2: comedy game like you are, and you get to meet
Speaker 2: people that you might have always wanted to meet, or
Speaker 2: people that you might have used to fantasize over, but
Speaker 2: now you get the opportunity to, you know, take them down.
Speaker 18: Yeah, but when you when you end the industry and
Speaker 18: you and you behind the scene, you know what going on,
Speaker 18: They're not there appealing the more.
Speaker 3: What about you? Sheelman?
Speaker 2: I think everybody should live their life because like an
Speaker 2: ambus character and run the world. You know, you don't
Speaker 2: want someone to get in the relationship and feel like
Speaker 2: they're missing out on something and then they end up
Speaker 2: go going to do that something. So I feel like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we all should live a little bit before we find
Speaker 2: that one person we want to hold it for the
Speaker 2: rest of our life. You know, all those tricks you
Speaker 2: don't learn from being out there in these streets, popping
Speaker 2: that poom poom and sharing that magic stick, you can share.
Speaker 3: Those for the rest of your life with one person.
Speaker 2: So yes, I thoroughly believe everybody should live a little bit,
Speaker 2: whether you call it a whole phase, whatever you call it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I disagree, and I'm gonna tell you why I disagree.
Speaker 3: I disagree because it's like, while you're having that whole phase,
Speaker 3: you could be passing up that person that is your
Speaker 3: soul man. You could be passing up your husband. You
Speaker 3: could be passing up that good person because you're quote
Speaker 3: unquote in the whole phase, because you want to experience
Speaker 3: that person that you could be looking for, that you
Speaker 3: passed on, that could be the person for you. And
Speaker 3: let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: What before you will never pass you in for God?
Speaker 2: What God has for you will never pass you by.
Speaker 2: All Right, you don't care if it's poom poom of magic.
Speaker 3: You keep thinking that you you missed that man because
Speaker 3: you want to be in a whole phase and that
Speaker 3: man was the perfect man for you, and now he
Speaker 3: found somebody else, or y'all miss each other. Let me
Speaker 3: ask you a question, good brother, you have four daughters.
Speaker 3: What do you tell your four daughters right now? They say, hey, Dad,
Speaker 3: I want to date. Do you say we'll go and
Speaker 3: enjoy your whole face?
Speaker 4: I don't have that have that conversation with their mama.
Speaker 3: Will what's that conversation you're gonna be.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I heard her.
Speaker 4: Mama gonna be talking about my kids. Don't have to
Speaker 4: talk to me about that.
Speaker 3: So when your daughter comes in and say, Daddy, I
Speaker 3: heard you on the radio talk about whole phase, what's
Speaker 3: what's your thoughts on it. I'm gonna say, look, I
Speaker 3: think you should live.
Speaker 4: Live your life. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I mean, but by the way, they gonna do it regardless.
Speaker 3: But they asked me, I ain't gonna say go live
Speaker 3: your life. No, it's a little different.
Speaker 11: It is different though, because I have a daughter and
Speaker 11: I have two sons.
Speaker 18: But with my boys, I tell because they're so young,
Speaker 18: I tell them to live their life, live their life,
Speaker 18: because they you mean your daughter.
Speaker 11: With my daughter, I tell her, your reputation is everything
Speaker 11: it is.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I think there's such a negative connotation around the world.
Speaker 2: Hold on, mean that you're out here.
Speaker 3: Sleeping with seven and eight and nine and ten guys.
Speaker 2: Me, oh, just mean that you're living a little bit
Speaker 2: like you're not You're not you're not you're not a version.
Speaker 4: If you want to remain a virgin of tell barriage.
Speaker 4: I'm fine with that too, is ho And that's that's
Speaker 4: not true?
Speaker 3: Then use another word. If you if somebody calls you
Speaker 3: a whole, that means you are usually a promiscuous person
Speaker 3: that has sex with numerous people. That's a whole.
Speaker 4: That's and I think that's the negative cond of.
Speaker 3: I don't use the word, oh, use another one.
Speaker 2: I think we should why I said, just live your
Speaker 2: life a little bit like like.
Speaker 11: Like my girl Laurie Harvey. I don't think. I don't
Speaker 11: think she's horn around. I just think she's experienced and life.
Speaker 2: We don't even know what lorrid just because just could
Speaker 2: you see somebody with a man, you see somebody.
Speaker 18: I'm just saying, you know, just for the stuff you
Speaker 18: see on the media, and she's been there. But I
Speaker 18: don't think isn't nothing wrong with that. She's a young lady,
Speaker 18: she's beautiful, and I just think she just experiment and
Speaker 18: experiencing life with different.
Speaker 11: In different relationship.
Speaker 2: That's a good example what you say there, because whenever
Speaker 2: I hear like women, when women say things like Laurie
Speaker 2: Harvey as a whole, you're speaking from your perspective. You're
Speaker 2: projecting because you couldn't go out with Michael B. Jordan's
Speaker 2: Indurance or whoever else future without sleeping with sleeping with.
Speaker 11: Them, just don't know, just settling for whatever they're going for.
Speaker 3: She gets.
Speaker 11: Look, she is like one thing she out of. She
Speaker 11: ain't staying in no situation long.
Speaker 18: She like she in she she'd be down for you
Speaker 18: for a minute, and we don't know what might transpike
Speaker 18: she out of up.
Speaker 4: And that's what I mean, that's what I mean.
Speaker 3: You can see that, Nick Cannon all.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, he's having sec called dowsh No.
Speaker 2: No, because she married. She was married to all those people.
Speaker 2: When married to Chris hum for she was married. Because
Speaker 2: you've been married four times, right, four times?
Speaker 11: Yes, she was married to other people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just asking, all right, Dominice, get them kids
Speaker 3: out of.
Speaker 4: The I love you too, Dominique.
Speaker 3: You got them kids. You got them kids to school
Speaker 3: this morning. Yes, I now, now we can talk holes.
Speaker 3: You got the kids out the car. So what's your thoughts, mama.
Speaker 14: When you're a female, what woman, I don't think that
Speaker 14: you should ever have a hole, Steed, because your maturity
Speaker 14: level should never want you to started to even say
Speaker 14: I did with figuring men and that's okay, like your
Speaker 14: whole there's no of being a hole when you're in
Speaker 14: delt you're a kid, kid, you young, you're gonna go
Speaker 14: through a phase where you finally love, so that's not
Speaker 14: a hole.
Speaker 27: But we are debt.
Speaker 14: You don't got no passing.
Speaker 4: But that's all I'm saying when you were young.
Speaker 2: Like when I when I say young, I'm talking like college.
Speaker 2: Most women probably if you go to college, most women
Speaker 2: probably experienced phase in college.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, good morning, David. What's your thoughts, brother?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I think I think the whole phase thing is something
Speaker 12: that we just tell ourselves because we you know, liberated,
Speaker 12: you know, society and all that, you know, kind of
Speaker 12: be young, be free, be you. But I think a
Speaker 12: whole phase does more harm than good, okay, because it
Speaker 12: creates kind of a sexualized mindset, you know, like you know,
Speaker 12: where you just having a whole bunch of sex and everything.
Speaker 12: It gets to a point where I think it that's
Speaker 12: kind of all you see, like even how you judge
Speaker 12: people like you judge you know, by looks, and that's it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 12: I kind of saw that effect on myself when I
Speaker 12: kind of did it when I was younger, and I
Speaker 12: wish I hadn't because you start to develop this mindset.
Speaker 12: But that's the only lens to see people through, like
Speaker 12: are they good looking or not? As opposed to are
Speaker 12: they a valuable person?
Speaker 4: True?
Speaker 2: I still think being a whole is subjective though, because
Speaker 2: you know, let's just talk about it, we're doing it.
Speaker 4: Set you.
Speaker 2: Some people's sex sexually, they might sleep with ten fifteen
Speaker 2: people a year. Some people might feel like two a
Speaker 2: year is too much, right, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I do feel like like you know, I got two
Speaker 3: I got six kids, but one is twenty one, one
Speaker 3: is nineteen, and they're both dating somebody now. And I
Speaker 3: tell them, if that is the person that treats them well,
Speaker 3: and you see yourself with them for the rest of
Speaker 3: your life because you don't know, do right by them,
Speaker 3: because you just don't know, you jump into a whole
Speaker 3: face and that could be the person that's gonna hold
Speaker 3: you down, that's gonna love you, just gonna make sure
Speaker 3: they there for you regardless. And sometimes it's hard to
Speaker 3: find that love. There's so many women and men out
Speaker 3: there single looking for that love that they might have.
Speaker 4: Little log you gonna live his life.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you that, right, Little Logi, you gonna be
Speaker 3: out here knocking them down.
Speaker 4: So you can sit here.
Speaker 2: And if you want, little Logi and star athlete, good
Speaker 2: looking kid, muscular, little Logan gonna be out here and
Speaker 2: knocking them down.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, LOGI, live your life. We're
Speaker 3: talking about they're talking about the whole face. Do you
Speaker 3: think you need a whole face? Call us up right
Speaker 3: now eight hundred and five eighty five. I just wanna
Speaker 3: tell you all right quick before we go logan, call
Speaker 3: me Dad, put me on the group chat with me,
Speaker 3: you and Charlomagne. I'm like no, no, I'm like no,
Speaker 3: I'm like no. You want to know where the fun at.
Speaker 2: Good Morning? The breakfast Club. It's topic times.
Speaker 13: Called eight hundred and five eight five one five one
Speaker 13: to join into the discussion with the breakfast club, talk about.
Speaker 3: It more than everybody.
Speaker 23: It's d J n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamage the God. We are the breakfast club. Now if
Speaker 3: you're just joining us, we're talking about the whole phase,
Speaker 3: meaning do you think you need a whole phase before?
Speaker 3: I guess you settled down? That is the question.
Speaker 2: And you know it's Andrew because you asked me something
Speaker 2: the other day, I mean a couple of minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Because I do have four daughters. I think that we
Speaker 3: don't like to deal with.
Speaker 2: The reality that everybody's going to have a life. You're right,
Speaker 2: our grandma's had a life, our mama's had a life,
Speaker 2: our sisters had a life, our aunts had lives.
Speaker 4: They was out there.
Speaker 2: Popping that poom poom for a gooon the same way
Speaker 2: we out here with somebody's daughter. I'm married to somebody's daughter,
Speaker 2: and you're married to someone's daughter.
Speaker 4: It's going to happen. So the reality is to sit
Speaker 4: around and act like it's not and try to deter them.
Speaker 4: It's just like man.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying they're saying I want my daughter
Speaker 2: to behold by any means. I'm just saying I know
Speaker 2: they're going to live their lives and that's what I
Speaker 2: would just tell them to do that my daughter, I'm.
Speaker 18: Living that life now. We're having a son or the
Speaker 18: son and my daughter becoming a teenager. So I tell
Speaker 18: them a little day.
Speaker 11: But it is different. I gotta tell my conversation with
Speaker 11: my son is different with my daughter.
Speaker 18: But at the end of the day, like on this world, women,
Speaker 18: I know we want this equal stuff. Somethings we do
Speaker 18: need to be ego on, but something we just not
Speaker 18: we don't need to be equal to with me. Some
Speaker 18: things men can do that we just can't do, and
Speaker 18: some things else women can do that means just can't.
Speaker 3: A lot of people disagree with you they're saying, if
Speaker 3: a man could have a whole thing, I know that's that.
Speaker 11: That's that the other part of the world.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 16: So I absolutely think that women should have a whole
Speaker 16: face and it's absolutely necessary.
Speaker 2: And what defined whole phase? Because I think that word
Speaker 2: whole has such a negative connotation. People hear what you're
Speaker 2: saying and just automatically dismissed it with the fine whole
Speaker 2: face And how long is the whole face?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 16: So I would say whole face is being able to
Speaker 16: mingle while you single and do your things. That's my
Speaker 16: definition of a whole fase. You get the dibbling devil
Speaker 16: and have a treat of everything here and there, and
Speaker 16: then you do it for as long as younique, But
Speaker 16: don't do it for an amount of time.
Speaker 2: That's true, Okay.
Speaker 4: I honestly think you do it until you find somebody
Speaker 4: you just want to hold it for the rest of
Speaker 4: your life.
Speaker 11: I think that's that's.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I think what you're saying absolute you.
Speaker 18: I think so too, Like like, whenever I get to
Speaker 18: that level again, I would want somebody and I want
Speaker 18: to just experience like wholet stuff and nasty stuff like
Speaker 18: you know, what I'm saying, like, it's the thing in
Speaker 18: Atlanta that I've.
Speaker 3: Never been to.
Speaker 11: And I'm at this age I've never been to a
Speaker 11: trap Trappee. I've never been there.
Speaker 18: But i want to get with somebody that I know
Speaker 18: I'm gonna be a long time. Like let's just going
Speaker 18: and just look at everybody or even do it.
Speaker 4: I never heard I heard about Traffee. I've never been Traffee.
Speaker 4: For me, this is a second. I don't know if
Speaker 4: we can say.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's that's a it's a spot where you
Speaker 11: can go and they just be doing club people. Yeah,
Speaker 11: it's a thing.
Speaker 3: Everybody that everybody I didn't want to want to put
Speaker 3: them on blasting.
Speaker 11: Oh no, no, no, they've passed our cards. Okay, okay,
Speaker 11: So yeah, it's a place where people go and they
Speaker 11: who music. If you want us in your room, it's
Speaker 11: different rooms.
Speaker 4: Okay. Yeah. It was a club, swingers club. I'm looking
Speaker 4: at it online.
Speaker 11: It's like a swingers club.
Speaker 4: Website even said the swingers Club.
Speaker 18: And but you don't got to swing. You can be
Speaker 18: with your partner and y'all do y'all thing. You had
Speaker 18: the door open and have people look or you can
Speaker 18: go around you look at other.
Speaker 3: People seemed like you even even researching this a little.
Speaker 18: Bit, Yeah, because I really want to do but I
Speaker 18: just ain't found a part in the here that I
Speaker 18: would do.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: This is so.
Speaker 27: I started my whfey in twenty twenty after I was
Speaker 27: heartbroken by this guy, and so I started dating outside
Speaker 27: living in Atlanta. I started dating outside of Atlanta, and man,
Speaker 27: it really opened me up to some new things, just
Speaker 27: different types of men.
Speaker 5: What I like.
Speaker 27: I today like multiple men. I'm a lover at heart,
Speaker 27: so I'm used to being in like one relationship at
Speaker 27: a time, but I was like dating multiple men at
Speaker 27: one time, getting flown out, okay, getting trips and money
Speaker 27: and all kinds of stuff. And it has just been
Speaker 27: opening for me. I was in a relationship off in
Speaker 27: twenty twenty one, that's him from my cofays. Then I
Speaker 27: broke up with him that I was in another relationship
Speaker 27: in twenty twenty two and we recently broke up. So
Speaker 27: now I'm back to my wafays and I'm just enjoying life.
Speaker 27: I have so many offers for rips for men that
Speaker 27: want to like meet up with me and go places
Speaker 27: and stuff like that. And I'm just I'm loving life,
Speaker 27: and obviously I follow. I don't know if y'all heard
Speaker 27: of her, but to get her on the show. Her
Speaker 27: name is Shira seven. She's on YouTube, and she's starting
Speaker 27: to be like this, you just take sensation. She's like
Speaker 27: the female Kevin Samuel, except she's right, and people like
Speaker 27: starting to pull her up because like she talks about
Speaker 27: how to date multiple men and date for money and
Speaker 27: how women need to stop trying to like we'll see
Speaker 27: thirty seven. I'm older and want to be married with kids,
Speaker 27: but these men play games in Atlanta, So I had
Speaker 27: to start learning how to date, you know, a different
Speaker 27: type of way instead of going into and thinking like
Speaker 27: I want to be in love and I want this.
Speaker 6: And I want that.
Speaker 27: I really need to keep my options open because these
Speaker 27: men keep their options open.
Speaker 18: So I want what she's getting in men. She says
Speaker 18: she's going out of town. She on like one on
Speaker 18: the little website singles dot com.
Speaker 4: You go right to Athens, Savannah.
Speaker 11: She said, oh, she said, oh that Atlanta, that part Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I made that up.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I gotta say she bought me like married men.
Speaker 3: What's what's the what's the more of the story, all story.
Speaker 2: I think everybody should live a little bit man and
Speaker 2: and and living is subjective, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 2: a whole phase or whatever, it's just all subjective. You
Speaker 2: might deal with fourteen people, but you might deal with
Speaker 2: two people and feel like that's too much. But just
Speaker 2: live your life until you find that one person you
Speaker 2: know you want to hold it fever.
Speaker 11: Well, don't do no whole phase in Atlanta. Why you
Speaker 11: don't want to do that? Girl Atlanta off the chain, I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna I'm gonna take Erica's word for it.
Speaker 3: Please, when we come back, we got your room or report,
Speaker 3: We'll tell you what's popping off in the rumors, to
Speaker 3: the movies, to breakfast, Little Morning, everybody at cej n V, Charlamagne,
Speaker 3: the gud. We are the breakfast club. We got our
Speaker 3: guest co hosts. Erica Dutch's here and let's get to
Speaker 3: the roomors. Let's talk, Suki, Hannah, call out a name
Speaker 3: or you've gotsip been when you chatting.
Speaker 2: This is the Ruber Report.
Speaker 17: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 17: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 2: Right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: All right, now, Suki Hannah was doing an interview yesterday
Speaker 3: and she started crying. She said she was hurting. Now,
Speaker 3: if you don't know who Suki Hannah is, she's on
Speaker 3: Love and Hip Hop. She came up here a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago, and she has a song with AfroB
Speaker 3: that talks about eating men's bookies. And that wasn't no
Speaker 3: what I can't say that.
Speaker 4: He dumped you.
Speaker 3: Just in case, well, I was saying. Suki Hannah was here,
Speaker 3: she has a song with Afro be out and they
Speaker 3: were doing an interview with her and they started crying
Speaker 3: because she said Mama d called her black.
Speaker 20: In fact, it did you hurt my feelings what she
Speaker 20: said I was fat, because it's just like you don't
Speaker 20: know how much we go through to try to fit
Speaker 20: this image for TV, Like it's really hard.
Speaker 25: Like y'all don't know how much I go through. I
Speaker 25: tried to, you know, work out, die and everything. It
Speaker 25: was really hard. So it did hurt my feelings to
Speaker 25: hear her.
Speaker 20: Say that, thank you for being transparent in that moment,
Speaker 20: To honestly say that you are a fan of Mamad
Speaker 20: and to say that it hurts your feelings, I think
Speaker 20: that humanized you even more.
Speaker 25: People don't know how much people go through the image,
Speaker 25: you know.
Speaker 1: So it is what it is.
Speaker 25: But at the end of day, I'm gona stand my ground,
Speaker 25: let it out.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's okay. I think that's that's.
Speaker 20: That's not it's not a big deal, you know, it
Speaker 20: just it just there's a lot of pressure. So I
Speaker 20: don't want to be crying like I'm not a victim
Speaker 20: of anything.
Speaker 2: That Young Jack, right, that was young Jack. That's luthor
Speaker 2: young Jack in the screech morning to take over Young
Speaker 2: Jack Street.
Speaker 11: Five a t L.
Speaker 3: This was the original argument here that it all came from. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was that was part of the argument. So now
Speaker 3: this is my problem when people get their feelings hurt
Speaker 3: like that, right, and I don't know the full argument,
Speaker 3: but they say that, you know, Sukiana called the old
Speaker 3: and a bunch of different names. Don't be mad when
Speaker 3: you go at me and then when I go back you,
Speaker 3: my words hurt more than your words hurt.
Speaker 2: Don't be mad at that.
Speaker 4: I don't know that that would happen.
Speaker 3: That that's what it seems like. That's what they're telling me.
Speaker 3: But that would happen, do.
Speaker 11: You know, I know a little bit of it.
Speaker 18: I've seen when Mama D was I think Mammay was
Speaker 18: on an interview or somewhere and she was trying to
Speaker 18: describe Suki for something.
Speaker 11: I don't know. I don't know if she said that
Speaker 11: the fat and blasted. I don't know if she said that.
Speaker 18: But whatever happened when when Mama D said what she said,
Speaker 18: Suki came back and said what she said. Damn just
Speaker 18: so having to end up at the same birthday party,
Speaker 18: and that's when the one down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I don't like that. You know, a lot
Speaker 3: of times people say something about somebody and then when
Speaker 3: somebody with every reaction that every every action is a reaction.
Speaker 3: When I react, don't get mad because I go too far.
Speaker 4: That's why you're leaving people a longer. Everybody all you
Speaker 4: went too far, that's why.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I always go too far. My wife tells me,
Speaker 3: I go too far. Charlamage tells me, I go too far.
Speaker 3: So I try not to go that far because I
Speaker 3: don't have a chill button. Sometimes I know I go
Speaker 3: too far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you kill answer the sledge channel. You don't need
Speaker 2: to do that, you know what I mean. Let everybody live.
Speaker 2: That's wy I don't want to play with y'all, so
Speaker 2: don't play with me. It's about those combinations of words
Speaker 2: that you can call somebody fat.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You say you fat, black, you called oh, you say
Speaker 3: you're old and black.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: The boy the way you could just call somebody black,
Speaker 2: and that's beautiful, right, But it's when you add those
Speaker 2: little adjectives to it is when you know, pass you off.
Speaker 18: I just hate that cause I love I love Mama D.
Speaker 18: I got you know, I know her personally. Yeah, that's
Speaker 18: my girl.
Speaker 11: We are I need a movie by two movies with
Speaker 11: Mama Deed. Then I was on like a reality reality
Speaker 11: show with Mama D.
Speaker 3: I heard you. I heard you say earlier you said, uh,
Speaker 3: needs to relax because you don't know Mama d.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean, well, don't be trying to I said related.
Speaker 11: I ain't. I don't know if I said all that
Speaker 11: because I don't know Drama, nobody. I love everybody. You
Speaker 11: know what I'm saying, suoking, you're good with me, but
Speaker 11: I ain't.
Speaker 3: Nobody ask but I mean, but yeah, Mama ain't nothing
Speaker 3: to play with.
Speaker 18: But Mama d ain't nothing to play with her. I
Speaker 18: don't know she knows Mama d history because Mamma D
Speaker 18: was really a real pimp. Okay, that's when when Scraper
Speaker 18: said he was brought up in like a whole house,
Speaker 18: he for real, Mamma D.
Speaker 11: Don't play it. I look, I respect Mama D on
Speaker 11: a whole nother level. Let me tell you.
Speaker 18: One day we were shooting arm we were having like
Speaker 18: this dinner party, and Mama Dee didn't want to be
Speaker 18: like in Mama De Moo.
Speaker 11: She wanted to be She cooked for everybody. Now Mama
Speaker 11: de can cook on off.
Speaker 3: You know she can cook.
Speaker 11: She cooked for everybody, and she had on.
Speaker 18: Her little abram, her little cook suit, right, and I
Speaker 18: really just did part like my first week of knowing her. Right,
Speaker 18: she pulled me to the side. She said, come on,
Speaker 18: let me tell you something. I said, what's up, Mamma D.
Speaker 18: He said, what's up? She said, Look, I'm not Mama
Speaker 18: D today. She said, I don't want nobody taking no
Speaker 18: pictures of me. I don't want nobody coming up to me.
Speaker 18: And now there I said, Oh, okay, mamma she said,
Speaker 18: but I'm gonna need for you to do it. I'm
Speaker 18: gonna need for you to make sure.
Speaker 3: That happened security.
Speaker 18: Yeah, hey, this off the rips. She told me to
Speaker 18: come out and I can't, right, So so why me
Speaker 18: and mamma de talking?
Speaker 11: She tell me this.
Speaker 18: Somebody said, Mamma did can't take the picture. She grabbed
Speaker 18: me like this by my neck and she.
Speaker 11: Like, now get on your job.
Speaker 6: And what you did?
Speaker 11: I told him?
Speaker 18: I said, hey, no picture today, Jesus, I said, no
Speaker 18: picture today.
Speaker 11: Mama d bout their life though, But I love both ladies.
Speaker 4: You don't even know who he on the I.
Speaker 11: Don't know, but you know I see what I love
Speaker 11: it though.
Speaker 3: Last year, man he Fresh talks about his best loved
Speaker 3: song of all time.
Speaker 2: Probably not gonna hear none of the news play at
Speaker 2: a wedding reception five years from now.
Speaker 4: You will still hear that music. Yeah, that come on
Speaker 4: and the crowd go crazy, and they still do they thing.
Speaker 2: From a DJ perspective, because like DJ every week and
Speaker 2: I still.
Speaker 4: Got to put the stuff in rotation.
Speaker 2: You feel me something come out new and I'm not
Speaker 2: just in the dudes, but it usually lasts five minutes.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It doesn't have that soul that sauce that feel good.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: What what is your go to DJ song? If you
Speaker 2: can only play one song side.
Speaker 10: Sober, it's the.
Speaker 3: Greatest love song of all time. Back that ass I
Speaker 3: don't disagree with him.
Speaker 2: I think you can put back that ass up in
Speaker 2: any category of music. And it's a top five record,
Speaker 2: top five Gospel song, top five hip hop song, top
Speaker 2: five R and B song, top five jazz record, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, top five dance record, like back
Speaker 2: that Ass Up is a Negro spiritual, a timeless classic
Speaker 2: that brings out the ratchet in everybody.
Speaker 14: We do it.
Speaker 11: I can't and you can't make love off because I
Speaker 11: may love wist.
Speaker 25: While no w Yeah.
Speaker 3: All right, and that is your rumor report. The People's
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Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. I want to tell y'all something about
Speaker 3: a week ago. I think a guy called during Get
Speaker 3: It Off your Chest and was saying, please do not
Speaker 3: put teens in the Uber because they said they get
Speaker 3: a fine.
Speaker 2: It could be a big problem.
Speaker 3: So Uber just released a part of the app it's
Speaker 3: called Uber xteen where minus can actually ride. Now that's
Speaker 3: from thirteen to seventeen. You can request the ride, but
Speaker 3: the parent can also follow the kid in the car
Speaker 3: to make sure the kid gets to the right destination.
Speaker 4: So I still don't trust that.
Speaker 2: For some reason, Well, I feel like you're letting people,
Speaker 2: You're letting people.
Speaker 4: Know, Okay, this person is indeed a minor.
Speaker 2: I feel like it would make it easier for people
Speaker 2: who are targeting miners.
Speaker 4: And even though I know you can, it can be tracked.
Speaker 6: Aw.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Just something about it don't feel right right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean when my son was sixteen, I would
Speaker 3: put him in the Uber like if he had practice,
Speaker 3: I couldn't make it. I'm like it just happened. When
Speaker 3: I would, I would take care of he's older than that.
Speaker 3: At sixteen.
Speaker 4: He was built like a twenty five year old.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 3: He looked more.
Speaker 11: Madly than I.
Speaker 2: Watch your mouth?
Speaker 3: Does watch your mouth?
Speaker 11: You said that all the time to you.
Speaker 3: Gotta see you.
Speaker 2: Wait till you see little Logan. Little Logan built like
Speaker 2: Jonathan Major's man. Oh make and it looks like his son.
Speaker 2: To be honest with your.
Speaker 3: Every time you saw them, say something like Solomon says,
Speaker 3: Logan's the man's at the house.
Speaker 2: He just goes yep.
Speaker 3: I'm like, guys, don't get yours, don't get your as
Speaker 3: He light skin too, Yeah he light skin. Oh, he
Speaker 3: like light skinned, curly hair diesel.
Speaker 4: Wait till you say when you see me like thathing
Speaker 4: be big brother? Shut up? Well I feel that way.
Speaker 18: My daughter bigger than me, though she sits. I put
Speaker 18: her in the Uber two all the time to go
Speaker 18: to school.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I fall to school probably about fifteen minutes away, because
Speaker 11: we I mean.
Speaker 4: Sixteen is old.
Speaker 3: Sixteen is not like you know you you old enough
Speaker 3: to drive, well, if you l enough to drive, you
Speaker 3: know in New York, New Jersey, you can't. You can
Speaker 3: only get your perman sixty. So somebody has to be
Speaker 3: in the car with you. So if I'm not there,
Speaker 3: just do He's old enough now he drives himself. But
Speaker 3: back then, yeah, I threw him in the uber once
Speaker 3: or twice. But anyway, Uh, shout to uber X for
Speaker 3: doing that and Uber for doing that when we come back.
Speaker 3: We got the positive notees the Breakfast Club. Good morning
Speaker 3: morning everybody. It's j n V. Charlamagne the Guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club all right now. We got a
Speaker 3: shout to the ladies of Run the World for joining us.
Speaker 3: Appreciate we have Corbyn Red and Amber Stevens West for
Speaker 3: joining us. And also thank you miss Erica Dutch.
Speaker 11: Yeah, thank y'all. Man, I had look I don'na blowed up.
Speaker 11: I'm a star. I got, I got, I got pasted
Speaker 11: to b you went viral like Brothers cloudn't did me
Speaker 11: want up?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 11: I gotta come back up here.
Speaker 4: You got a shoulder this weekend?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I got some shoulders weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Let me put everything out. Yeah, cause I'm gonna be
Speaker 11: with Envy next week.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be in the all.
Speaker 11: I got that show for the Mamoor Day weekend. I
Speaker 11: got that coming up. Haw Haw Mafia. We got a
Speaker 11: lot of shows coming up.
Speaker 18: Jay Ski on till and K Doug gonna be in
Speaker 18: Tampa May twenty seven through the twenty eight.
Speaker 11: Okay, and what else I got going on?
Speaker 18: Being Inneapolis June the first through the third being Innneapolis.
Speaker 3: I got some more dates their website.
Speaker 4: They can go through it.
Speaker 3: They can.
Speaker 18: Yeah, just go to Haha ma Fiel or just follow
Speaker 18: till all me follow me. You're all conduct everybody follow me.
Speaker 18: I need all y'all support. Oh well, now I got
Speaker 18: to be this big known comedian.
Speaker 3: Now, boy, you got a positive?
Speaker 2: I do man the positive. Notice simply this. We feel
Speaker 2: it in our body. When we've outgrown a relationship. The
Speaker 2: conversations reflect our past self. We don't share any real,
Speaker 2: real values, and a part of us feels drained from
Speaker 2: forcing the connection. So remember, guilt of letting go is
Speaker 2: not a kind reason to hold on.
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club, You're gonna finish for y'all.
Speaker 2: Done.