Speaker 1: Good morning Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Just hilarious morning Charlamagne to be here in the second.
Speaker 3: And guess what day it is?
Speaker 2: Guess what day it is? Now? That's right, it's Wednesday,
Speaker 2: huck Day, Miller of the week.
Speaker 4: How you feeling, yes, feeling good? We got the gym today?
Speaker 2: No, yes, I went already, yo when I went Monday.
Speaker 4: Oh so you changed the days when you don't want
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 3: Nah, No, that's not true. I was supposed to go today.
Speaker 2: See so if you don't know, just put me on
Speaker 2: to her doctor, right, and her gym doctor who trains
Speaker 2: a little differently. It's still gym, but it's just not
Speaker 2: as you don't have to go as many days, but
Speaker 2: it's just as intense, right, So I go with just
Speaker 2: each and every Wednesday we go to the gym and
Speaker 2: it's very painful, like it's it's nothing easy. So I
Speaker 2: told the doctor that vice my birthday. That picture right there,
Speaker 2: whatever that is in that picture. I want to walk around.
Speaker 2: I want to come to the breakfast club. With no
Speaker 2: shirt on September, October, November, December, without you know, paying
Speaker 2: to sketch my abs.
Speaker 4: Yes you did.
Speaker 2: So he was like, I'm gonna You're gonna need a
Speaker 2: little more work, so it's not gonna be working. I
Speaker 2: gotta go three times a week.
Speaker 4: Oh so you're going three times.
Speaker 3: I gotta go three times a day.
Speaker 4: But you're not going today.
Speaker 2: I can't go to that because I got call show stuff,
Speaker 2: my car shot, I gotta drop off cars and things
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: But I really do want to go. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: I really do want to go.
Speaker 4: You better be dropping off some cars.
Speaker 2: I am. I was there Monday, I go, I get my.
Speaker 4: Work out in Okay, because I'm going today.
Speaker 3: You're going today? All right?
Speaker 2: Well, Charlemagne to be here in the second. I was
Speaker 2: like a minute late today. You know why, when you
Speaker 2: have a group of kids in your house that drive,
Speaker 2: they take your car, don't put gas in it. So
Speaker 2: when I get in the car this morning, I'm going
Speaker 2: to work, and the cars then there shaking because it's
Speaker 2: no gas. So I had to get to a gas station.
Speaker 2: And in Jersey, you can't pump your own gas, so
Speaker 2: you gotta wait for Homie to come out just the
Speaker 2: whole thing.
Speaker 5: I wish I was somewhere with a camera recording you
Speaker 5: jumping up and down like you did when I was
Speaker 5: stuck behind him to track the trail.
Speaker 2: Well, let's get the show cracking. Abdul Abdulah will be
Speaker 2: joining us. He is the CEO of AFRO Future, formerly
Speaker 2: of Afrocheller. He's going to be joining us. You know,
Speaker 2: they have this huge show in Ghana they do each
Speaker 2: and every year and they bringing that to the States
Speaker 2: this year. So we'll talk to him about that. Charlomage
Speaker 2: just stepped in the building. We got front page news
Speaker 2: that don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club on Morning
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy jests hilarious. Charlomagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 2: page news, all right, some quick sports source. Gardener, cornerback
Speaker 2: for the Jets, just signed a four year extension for
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty point four million dollars. He becomes
Speaker 2: the highest paid cornerback of all time.
Speaker 1: So gradulation, you get to get paid all of that
Speaker 1: money to suffer in New York plan for the Jets man.
Speaker 3: That's what's up, all right?
Speaker 2: What up?
Speaker 3: He deserves that, that's compensation.
Speaker 2: Yeah for the jets. I agree. What's up? Morgan?
Speaker 4: Hey y'all, Hey, how are we filling on a Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Let's black and oay? But how you doing Morgan?
Speaker 4: I'm doing good.
Speaker 6: Let's get into some of the news that's coming out
Speaker 6: of New Jersey. Unfortunately, following the aftermath of the flooding,
Speaker 6: there at least two people are dead after heavy rains
Speaker 6: led to flash flooding on the East coast. Now, New
Speaker 6: Jersey Governor Phil Murphy made us statements, said his state
Speaker 6: was smacked by the rains, and he also talked about
Speaker 6: what that looked like. Let's take a listen to New
Speaker 6: Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's comments last night.
Speaker 7: We got crushed, not just here in Berkeley Heights, but
Speaker 7: in this part of the state in particular, six inches
Speaker 7: of rain in under two and a half hours in
Speaker 7: two waves. Importantly, one wave sort of knucked a lot
Speaker 7: of these communities a little bit off kilter of the
Speaker 7: second one came in for the kill.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So the two people were killed in New Jersey after
Speaker 6: their car was swept away by high waters and that
Speaker 6: storm sent floodwaters rushing through New York subway stations, causing
Speaker 6: mass transit issues as well. Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner
Speaker 6: Rochi Agawala says the city sewer system was not meant
Speaker 6: to handle a storm so intense, and a lot of
Speaker 6: work does need to be done to increase capacity. He
Speaker 6: also talked about the infrastructure. Let's take a listen to
Speaker 6: Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Agarala.
Speaker 9: We're on talking about repairing a broken system. We're talking
Speaker 9: about expanding a system. Frankly, in most cases, if there's
Speaker 9: a quick fix, we've already done it. But we're going
Speaker 9: to keep looking for more and then we have to
Speaker 9: think about how to do things differently over the long term.
Speaker 9: The reality is that the subways are underground. They are
Speaker 9: where water will flow, and so we do work very
Speaker 9: closely with the MTA to protect that underground infrastructure. But
Speaker 9: it is a long term effort.
Speaker 2: Like I said before, with the infrastructure, we've had these
Speaker 2: problems before. This is not like this is the first
Speaker 2: time we've had a nasty weather and it caused disruptions,
Speaker 2: It costs water in a subway, has caused flooding, People
Speaker 2: have lost their houses or even lost their lives. So
Speaker 2: if this has happened before, and especially in the same areas,
Speaker 2: we can send people a space, but we can't fix
Speaker 2: the infrastructure. When it comes to water flowing. That seems
Speaker 2: weird to me.
Speaker 4: So that's happened here before, like like it did.
Speaker 2: Like the water in the subways and all that.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, yeah, But the crazy thing about New Jersey,
Speaker 1: they've always been actively working to improve it's flood infrastructure. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the interesting thing about that flash flood.
Speaker 1: There were warnings about it all day warning, like all
Speaker 1: day long, they were telling us that it was supposed flashloods,
Speaker 1: post flashlood, supposed to flash food. I just think man
Speaker 1: climate change has made these things a lot stronger, and
Speaker 1: there's really nothing you can do when Mother Nature hits well.
Speaker 6: Aga Wala went on to say that it will take
Speaker 6: decades and billions of dollars to expand the city's water system,
Speaker 6: adding that DP works closely with MTA to make necessary
Speaker 6: upgrades to prevent flooding in the subways. And of course
Speaker 6: in Texas, you know we're talking about the aftermath and
Speaker 6: recovery efforts there. Rain continues to impact those recovery efforts
Speaker 6: as well. So we're going to continue to you know,
Speaker 6: just try to stay vigilant and heed to those warnings
Speaker 6: as they come. Still, one hundred and thirty people died
Speaker 6: in that flooding in Texas and.
Speaker 4: One hundred well still missing.
Speaker 1: So and I want I wondered too, like, you know,
Speaker 1: even when you do make improvements to the infrastructure, being
Speaker 1: that climate change is making flash floods worse. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm off and yeah, yeah, so it's like the worst
Speaker 1: climate change get It's like you got to constantly keep updating.
Speaker 3: I guess, yes, structure.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's right, you got to keep it up. Well,
Speaker 6: that's your fun. Fax news for six am. At seven
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Speaker 10: It's if you're time to get it off your chest
Speaker 10: because of your man or blessed, we want to hear
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Speaker 2: Hello, who's this.
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Speaker 2: Breakfast flow?
Speaker 3: What your mama call you? What does your mama call you?
Speaker 12: Or mama? Listen?
Speaker 11: Come on, Charlottemagne.
Speaker 3: I'm just asking a question. I'm gonna call you Shante.
Speaker 13: Okay, that's right, shante.
Speaker 3: Name or nickname, a rap name.
Speaker 11: Listen, tater bugs, my trunck of names, because I might
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Speaker 2: What's you know?
Speaker 11: I met you when you came down here at the
Speaker 11: Comedy Zone you remember in Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, I remember coming down there, but I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't remember meeting you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you ain't meet me because you were still pregnant
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Speaker 4: Listen?
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Speaker 13: They need to put that out.
Speaker 11: On the on the on the board, because it'd be
Speaker 11: a lot of them, Oh my god moments, especially when
Speaker 11: you ain't there.
Speaker 4: All right, Thank you, Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: I love you.
Speaker 11: You're my best friend in my head.
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Speaker 1: the World Park.
Speaker 11: I'm a little small town called Jefferson, South Carolina.
Speaker 1: You know what, Yeah, I know Jefferson. That's Luther Jefferson.
Speaker 1: I'll be I'll be home tomorrow. Actually, i'll be home tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I got the grand opening of Crystals in walter Borough.
Speaker 1: I'll be doing the ribbon cutting there from eleven to
Speaker 1: twelve tomorrow.
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Speaker 15: y'all about my dogs night Yorki and Belle and Jeff
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Speaker 14: You didn't know him, but you didn't see Let I'm
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Speaker 14: connect this dollar Maine helped me out all, I'm trying
Speaker 14: to do his safe and the.
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Speaker 2: I heard everything she said. Say you can't man drink
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Speaker 1: I didn't let him drink out my bottle. That was
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Speaker 2: I don't know what to tell you for Annabelle man
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Speaker 14: That's blonde.
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Speaker 3: let me make sure that the right person cent to
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Speaker 17: Yes, but that's me.
Speaker 3: You ain't no damn seventy one you seventy one?
Speaker 4: Funny?
Speaker 3: Yes, you you look good.
Speaker 2: Watch your mouth now.
Speaker 4: The spirit the spirit moved that as no spur made
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Speaker 1: Hold y'all some nasty ass for yak. You know what, man,
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Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 2: us up now. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the
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Speaker 18: Yo.
Speaker 10: If this is your time to get it off your chest,
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Speaker 3: Hello, who's this yo' something?
Speaker 2: Man? It's Howard Howard up, get it off your chest.
Speaker 19: Hey, I want to get a big shout out to
Speaker 19: Sea Lamine. I can't be too salty in that house.
Speaker 19: Too late to grab a copy of a black Ballumini.
Speaker 19: It was a fifty team yesterday. I probably got paid.
Speaker 19: I ran to the comic book stuff. They were sold out, they.
Speaker 3: Were sold out.
Speaker 1: I got one in my bag. I'm gonna send it
Speaker 1: to you right now, man less, thank you so much.
Speaker 17: Can I get a signed to it's just first copy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't have it. Yeah, I can sign it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna send it to you right now. Eddie, can
Speaker 1: you get your information? I literally got one in my
Speaker 1: bag right now.
Speaker 3: Awesome, thank you so much, my man.
Speaker 2: Now people want to pick up this comic. How can
Speaker 2: they pick it up?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm not sure because
Speaker 3: because we did we did the whole.
Speaker 1: Kickstarter campaign and that's where everybody bought it. And then
Speaker 1: we had the signing in Midtown Comics last week, and
Speaker 1: mad people came out there I know it's in Midtown
Speaker 1: comics in New York.
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't. I really don't know.
Speaker 1: I have it about the website. The website, you can
Speaker 1: go to a w A studios dot com slash series
Speaker 1: slash Illuminati. But if you go if you go to
Speaker 1: a w A Studios dot com, it'll come up and uh,
Speaker 1: it's Illuminati and you can you can buy it there.
Speaker 3: All right, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 16: Oh my goodness, call me function me, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 16: Y'll never answered this, jawn.
Speaker 3: We always answer this jowin.
Speaker 16: Oh, so listen, why is it always the booms have
Speaker 16: one to be getting the praise?
Speaker 2: Always the BOMs that worked to be getting to praise?
Speaker 2: What happened Tony talk to us?
Speaker 16: Oh no, they don't be doing man, well they can
Speaker 16: order praise. I'm just I'm over it.
Speaker 3: You gotta say some names, man, You got to say
Speaker 3: your job or something.
Speaker 16: I worked at the post office.
Speaker 3: We're at Philly.
Speaker 16: Yeah, bombs, Yeah, why don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Why don't you say something about it?
Speaker 4: I do, But they don't.
Speaker 16: They don't care.
Speaker 3: Who don't care?
Speaker 16: Who won't tell you to be booms? The upper keep.
Speaker 1: Up tied the damn you know what, man, I hate
Speaker 1: to say it, but I can relate.
Speaker 16: Wait a minute, I got one more. Say. A couple
Speaker 16: of weeks ago, I was watching The Unfaithful Court. Man, Hey,
Speaker 16: how did you able to hold it together when big
Speaker 16: Sexy Beijing was coming?
Speaker 3: All he did it?
Speaker 2: He was breacked up that it was yo, that was
Speaker 2: so funny because the beijing started dripping down his head
Speaker 2: and it started. It was on me that he die
Speaker 2: because he couldn't breathe.
Speaker 3: It dripped on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so big sexy he was.
Speaker 3: That's why I thought y'all was gay.
Speaker 2: No, don't tell me that. No, big sexy. Big Sexy
Speaker 2: almost passed out because he you know, he's big. So
Speaker 2: he got mad at it started like hyper ventilating. He
Speaker 2: was about to die, so they had to call the ambulance.
Speaker 2: He almost passed out. So I tried to grab him
Speaker 2: and I couldn't hold him up.
Speaker 1: All that cardio big Sexy be doing, he'd be running
Speaker 1: across the highway with people.
Speaker 2: Man, he did not.
Speaker 4: Ever run across.
Speaker 3: A crosswalk or something.
Speaker 2: Jumping and running, but he started. I told me she
Speaker 2: was just the man. But his Beijing started running and
Speaker 2: something dripping down. That was I didn't want to laugh
Speaker 2: because I thought he might die, But after he didn't die.
Speaker 3: I laughed. I gotta watch that.
Speaker 1: You know, that episode made Wendy Williams think that Envy
Speaker 1: was gay because he said that he saw She said
Speaker 1: she he saw an n Bey on this show telling
Speaker 1: this game.
Speaker 3: Man, why would you do that? She was like, it
Speaker 3: was a cheating show. He called him cheating.
Speaker 1: He called his boyfriend cheating, and he said, why would
Speaker 1: you do that? Why would you do that? Oh man,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you thought it was funny. I'm glad it
Speaker 1: was funny.
Speaker 12: Y'all.
Speaker 2: I missed that show. That show was so much for men.
Speaker 2: I missed that show. That show was hilarious. That show
Speaker 2: was hilarious. Well you like, what do you look like that?
Speaker 20: I just can't imagine you trying to grab and help
Speaker 20: Big Sexy.
Speaker 2: This beefore I even knew who Big Sexy.
Speaker 4: Imagine it. It's on TV.
Speaker 20: I need to see that.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest eight hundred five five one five.
Speaker 3: If you need the vent, hit us up now.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: We got the latest Lauria coming up.
Speaker 4: We do.
Speaker 21: The girls are arguing Nicki Minaj and Sissa Nicki Minaj
Speaker 21: all night long.
Speaker 20: We're gonna get into what the beefizer is it when
Speaker 20: we come back.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get into all that. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is tj Envy, Jesse, Hilr, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren becoming a straight.
Speaker 2: Fast she gets them somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 20: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: She'd be having the latest on the latest with Lauren
Speaker 3: la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have sometimes you have details, sometimes you have
Speaker 1: a little bit of everything.
Speaker 2: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 21: So well, this back and forth was not on my
Speaker 21: Bengo car for twenty twenty five. Nicki Minaj and Scissa
Speaker 21: yesterday traded some words on x SO.
Speaker 20: Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 21: At first, she was tweeting about one of the tde execs,
Speaker 21: Punch you used.
Speaker 20: To work with Sizza.
Speaker 21: She basically felt like some of the tweets that he
Speaker 21: was tweeting while he was promoting a song were indirect
Speaker 21: shots at her. So she then was the song It's
Speaker 21: a song called Broken Barbies, but it's something that he
Speaker 21: had been promoting prior to this back and forth. But
Speaker 21: I got Nicki Minaj felt like there was some shots
Speaker 21: being thrown her way in some of the tweets that
Speaker 21: he was tweeting about that song. But so she began
Speaker 21: then tweeting at him and just alleging a couple of
Speaker 21: different things, alleging that because she decided not to do
Speaker 21: business with him, that he had been trying to sabotage
Speaker 21: her career and different things of that nature. So those
Speaker 21: tweets are happening, and then Sizza tweets, not at Nicki Minaj,
Speaker 21: but she tweets randomly mercury retrograde, don't take the bait,
Speaker 21: laugh out loud, silly goose. So Nigi Minaj sees this
Speaker 21: and she responds directly to Sizza, and she tells Sissa
Speaker 21: to go draw her freckles back on Bookie and then
Speaker 21: she says liar liar pants on fire, sounding like a
Speaker 21: fin dead dog. So Sissa responded and she says, I
Speaker 21: don't give an f about none of the weird stuff
Speaker 21: that you're talking that you're popping. So then Nicki Minaj
Speaker 21: continues to go like she goes. It was very like,
Speaker 21: but I think we all were sitting there like, what
Speaker 21: is happening right now? Yeah, so Nicki Minaj is then
Speaker 21: she started to go off like some of the tweets
Speaker 21: were so long, like I couldn't even get through them
Speaker 21: here on the radio, and were like paragraphs. But she
Speaker 21: basically was, let's take a listen, because she won't say
Speaker 21: she had after they talk more about what the tweets work,
Speaker 21: Let's take a listen to Nicki Minach's shaming.
Speaker 22: Sissm listen, Misa, find you somebody to mother can play
Speaker 22: with Mezsa le Mezza Rob. She already played with your own.
Speaker 22: We've seen how that went. And you know, I don't
Speaker 22: surger you shame or bout it shame. You know, I
Speaker 22: don't even do that. But I don't know if you
Speaker 22: fat obs, chubby, oh skinny.
Speaker 23: The whole thing is leave me alone.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 22: I don't know if this was before or after Freckles
Speaker 22: and Bumbolina came out, However, you took to your Twitter
Speaker 22: during those times to downgrade and downplay the top black
Speaker 22: women in their respective feels at the time. So that
Speaker 22: tells me a lot about you. So instead of you
Speaker 22: coming on Twitter.
Speaker 4: To give props to the top.
Speaker 20: Black women in your field at that time, to the.
Speaker 4: Women who you later worked with.
Speaker 22: So I guess they weren't that bad after all.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: I want y'all to know, I have no idea what's
Speaker 3: going on right now.
Speaker 20: That's how we all felt.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure it out now.
Speaker 20: That's how y all felt yesterday.
Speaker 2: So about think I got some of it.
Speaker 21: Yes, Nicki Minaj just felt like Sizza and you know,
Speaker 21: Punch from TDE were coming for her, so she started
Speaker 21: going off.
Speaker 20: She took it from X to then station.
Speaker 3: Why does she think that again?
Speaker 21: Because Punch tweeted broken Barbies and and that made her.
Speaker 3: Broken Barbies is a song title?
Speaker 2: You said, Yeah, who for?
Speaker 3: Who for?
Speaker 21: It's a song that he's been pushing. I don't know
Speaker 21: whose song that song is, but it's a song that
Speaker 21: he's been pushing. But I didn't know that there was
Speaker 21: I guess like bad blood behind the scenes. According to
Speaker 21: Nicki Minaj, that's why she took it like it was
Speaker 21: something coming for her because she was alleging that they
Speaker 21: had had.
Speaker 20: I guess words or dealings or something before that.
Speaker 21: She felt like the TDE team was trying to not
Speaker 21: silence her, but just like sabotage her business. She says
Speaker 21: that they were trying to sabotage her business allegedly and
Speaker 21: come for her and silence her on a platform that
Speaker 21: she uses to do her job.
Speaker 2: And in twenty eleven, I seen that Sissa put out
Speaker 2: some tweets against Yes, Rihanna and some other people.
Speaker 21: Well, according to there's a Nicki Minaj fin that tweeted
Speaker 21: some old tweets that Nicki Minaj then retweeted, And these
Speaker 21: tweets talked about Beyonce, it talked about Rihanna, Sierra, and
Speaker 21: then also Nicki Minaj in response to Iggiazel. You know,
Speaker 21: these are alleged old tweets from Scissa that Nikki then retweeted.
Speaker 3: Eleven.
Speaker 21: So Nicki Minaj gets into that as well too. Let's
Speaker 21: take a listen to Nicki Minaj saying, Siss isn't an icon.
Speaker 22: You were just one of the kids that couldn't get
Speaker 22: in the crowd and the end crowd. No, you went
Speaker 22: and started drawing freckles on your mother and face.
Speaker 3: But do these people not know my stats?
Speaker 22: Like, does this woman think like on any day that
Speaker 22: if me and her walked in the room in any
Speaker 22: country in the world. These bots don't got to your
Speaker 22: mother's fat heads.
Speaker 2: I see, y'all.
Speaker 22: Don't even know who was a mother superstar and ain't
Speaker 22: coning anymore. How Mizza, misser, you're not an icon. You
Speaker 22: are a yodling fool who's who needs auto tune? Who
Speaker 22: done this every female entertainer based off of you know,
Speaker 22: the screenshots that yodling ass somewhere else. But ultimately this
Speaker 22: is not that serious you guys, Okay, And honestly, I
Speaker 22: hate having to speak like this to women.
Speaker 3: So it's definitely on our way to icon's status, though.
Speaker 3: I mean, her trajectory is just going up, up up.
Speaker 3: She's only on her second album and.
Speaker 21: Nicki Minaj that part of Station Head and even the
Speaker 21: part on an Expert Nicki Minaj was basically talking about scissors,
Speaker 21: numbers and you know whatever songs or whatever. It's because
Speaker 21: Sissa basically said, look, I'm done with all this. Like
Speaker 21: I didn't directly tweet at anybody. I was tweeting about
Speaker 21: something from a show. She came at me, so of
Speaker 21: course I'm mad now, and I responded, but I'm off this.
Speaker 21: She said, I'm gonna go be Meek in silent. People
Speaker 21: thought that was like a low key shot too, but.
Speaker 3: They don't know what they think the word means. How
Speaker 3: do y'all consuming this off? Yeah, I'm listening now, it's
Speaker 3: just funny. It's funny. Listen, that's a shot because y'all
Speaker 3: don't know what the word meet me.
Speaker 21: There then decided to step out of this situation and
Speaker 21: started tweeting about, you know, like on xtale, tweet like, oh,
Speaker 21: you hit this number on your songs or like whatever.
Speaker 20: Like there were like some some.
Speaker 21: Notable mentions that came about her timely timeline about herself,
Speaker 21: and she retweeted them. So Nikki then basically took that
Speaker 21: as is she trying to talk numbers like that type
Speaker 21: of you know energy. So yeah, and I'm trying to
Speaker 21: find the artist name because Punch also tweeted out the
Speaker 21: actual video after he tweeted Broken barbiees that the song
Speaker 21: he was promoting. But I can't find the artist name,
Speaker 21: but I'll mentioned it since it's such a topic of conversation.
Speaker 21: Now it is, I mean it was yesterday. Oh it's
Speaker 21: it's her name is I am Lyric and the song
Speaker 21: is called Broken Barbies.
Speaker 3: So I had nothing to do with and nothing to
Speaker 3: do with, Nicki min I.
Speaker 1: So Nikki's become that forty to your old rich auntie
Speaker 1: who don't like nobody just show up at the family
Speaker 1: of un You're complaining.
Speaker 3: About everybody here.
Speaker 1: Doing it all me Listen, some people complain about everything,
Speaker 1: but never tolerate a single complaint about themselves. I don't
Speaker 1: even know if these complaints from Nicki a valid because
Speaker 1: I still don't know what the hell is going on.
Speaker 1: This is a I don't know if this is behind
Speaker 1: the scenes stuff that we don't know about. I don't know,
Speaker 1: and so punch tweeting broken Bobby set her off.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: All I know is that complaining not only ruins everybody
Speaker 1: else's day, it ruins the complainer's day too, because the
Speaker 1: more the more we complain, the more and happy we get.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I would say about that. This morning, I was
Speaker 21: with my makeup, like, are any of these complaints valid?
Speaker 20: And how do I know?
Speaker 21: Because it's so much and it's been going on for
Speaker 21: like weeks with Nicki Minaj, like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 21: She says, huh what you say, Nicki? And I said
Speaker 21: says it gets them right every time she draws them
Speaker 21: back on.
Speaker 4: So that's a compliment talent.
Speaker 3: It's great.
Speaker 4: A lot of people want them.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of people that want freckles.
Speaker 4: I want the freckles.
Speaker 1: At one point, Sage's the latest Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: All right, well thank you, Lauren. All right, now I.
Speaker 3: Got some polota.
Speaker 2: Okay here, y'all see, just don't we trying to confuse me.
Speaker 3: I just don't know what the hell you're doing. I
Speaker 3: really like, what the hell just happened.
Speaker 2: That's not about a person that had nothing to do
Speaker 2: with the song. And then they want to know, you
Speaker 2: know what, what pays? It was the next Direktast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 2: the same morning, everybody in stej Envy just hilarious. Charlamage
Speaker 2: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back
Speaker 2: in some front page news now quick. The sports Sauce Garden,
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Speaker 1: Anybody that has to suffer playing for the Jets for
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Speaker 2: And what's up Brgan?
Speaker 6: Hey y'all, Hey, all right, so let's get back into it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about the Epstein files.
Speaker 4: Or lack thereof. We're trying to figure that part out, right.
Speaker 6: So President Trump says he doesn't understand why his supporters
Speaker 6: are so fascinated with the case of the disgraced financier
Speaker 6: Jeffrey Epstein. Trump told reporters as he left an event
Speaker 6: in Pennsylvania that Epstein was never a big factor in
Speaker 6: terms of life, adding that credible information has been given now.
Speaker 6: Trump also went on to call the case boring. He
Speaker 6: spoke to reporters yesterday, and it's just that the files
Speaker 6: were made up by former presidents Joe Biden, Barack Obama
Speaker 6: and other Democrats. He also said Attorney General Pam Bondi
Speaker 6: should release whatever she thinks is credible.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen to President Trump.
Speaker 19: She's handled it vering well, and it's going to be
Speaker 19: up to whatever she thinks incredible.
Speaker 5: Reja.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So this comes as the Justice Department and FBI issued
Speaker 6: a joint memo recently stating that Epstein did not have
Speaker 6: a client list and confirmed that he died by suicide
Speaker 6: in his New York City jail sale in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 6: as opposed to other conspiracy theories that have been thrown
Speaker 6: out there now. The Epstein files have been a source
Speaker 6: of controversy in Washington, with lawmakers on both sides of
Speaker 6: the aisle calling for the release of case documents. Speaking
Speaker 6: of those lawmakers, House Republicans have blocked efforts from Democrats
Speaker 6: to force a vote on releasing files associated with Epstein's case.
Speaker 6: House Democrats unsuccessfully urged the chamber to oppose a routine
Speaker 6: procedural vote on an amendment requiring Attorney General Pambondi to preserve, compile,
Speaker 6: and publish the Epstein files. However, Republicans cleared the majority
Speaker 6: threshold that Democrats were hoping to avoid and supported a
Speaker 6: procedural vote of two eleven to two ten decision to
Speaker 6: eleven to two ten decisions along party lines. Meanwhile, Attorney
Speaker 6: General Pam Bondi she dodged questions recently about Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 6: Bondi spoke at a news conference yesterday, saying the focus
Speaker 6: was on fentanyl overdoses and families who have lost loved
Speaker 6: ones to the drug.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen to her comments. Nothing about Epstein.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to talk about Epstein. This today is
Speaker 4: about fentanyl.
Speaker 6: This is about a wall of people right outside this
Speaker 6: room who have died from I appreciate your question, but
Speaker 6: this today is about fentanyl. Of course, Bondi has been
Speaker 6: on the defensive since the Justice Department announced it would
Speaker 6: not release any more information in the case. Bondi also
Speaker 6: refused to answer questions about Deputy FBI Director Don bon
Speaker 6: Gino's future, which seemingly remains uncertain, and Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 6: says Attorney General PANM. Bondi needs to explain her statements
Speaker 6: regarding Epstein. His comment comes in response to the Justice Department,
Speaker 6: of course, announcing that they're not going to release any
Speaker 6: of those files now. Johnson's remarks express a different a
Speaker 6: difference in rhetoric that breaks away from President Trump, who
Speaker 6: has defended BONDI.
Speaker 4: Now. Johnson also emphasized that.
Speaker 6: His trust is in the President, but also noted that
Speaker 6: he supports transparency and said we should put everything out
Speaker 6: there and let the people decide.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 6: US Representative Thomas Massey he says he plans to force
Speaker 6: a vote that would decide whether the Department of Justice
Speaker 6: has to release those files related.
Speaker 4: To Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 6: On Tuesday, the Kentucky Republicans said he's introducing a resolution
Speaker 6: that would require BONDI to release all unclassified records regarding Epstein.
Speaker 6: The resolution says the files can't be withheld or redacted
Speaker 6: even if they cause reputational harm to government officials or
Speaker 6: public figures. This, of course, again after that memo came
Speaker 6: out last week that said Epstein does not have a
Speaker 6: client list and that he died by suicide. Do you
Speaker 6: guys have any thoughts on that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, once again, I've been saying this all week. Democrats,
Speaker 1: do not stop talking about the Epstein files. Okay, that
Speaker 1: is your transgenders in women's sports issue. That is the
Speaker 1: issue that builds a bridge between you and those those
Speaker 1: those MAGA supporters, you know, those people who you know
Speaker 1: voted for Trump last election.
Speaker 3: Now I do have another couple couple other thoughts too.
Speaker 1: Trump keeps blaming Democrats, which we know is nonsense, But
Speaker 1: don't be surprised if for fake Epstein file just all
Speaker 1: of a sudden the pis on social media.
Speaker 2: Okay, what IF's.
Speaker 3: Powerful Democrats on this list though, And they don't.
Speaker 1: Just course, it's powerful Democrats on the list, but I'm
Speaker 1: just talking about in general. Trump keeps saying, hey, Democrats,
Speaker 1: the Democrats created this.
Speaker 3: If a fake Epstein.
Speaker 1: File just pops up on social media implicating all Trump's enemies,
Speaker 1: don't be surprised by that. And I also wonder if
Speaker 1: some Republicans are pushing to get the files out because
Speaker 1: they're actually tired of Trump and they want to finally
Speaker 1: get Trump out. I wonder because we all know, you know,
Speaker 1: releasing names connected to Epstein will implicate individuals from both parties.
Speaker 1: But maybe they're willing to implicate, you know, individuals in
Speaker 1: both parties. Maybe they're willing to implicate allies. Maybe they're
Speaker 1: willing to implicate donors and higre banking diplomats to finally
Speaker 1: get rid of Trump and take back their party.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Just throwing scenarios out there, but I just know that
Speaker 1: Democrats in particular should not stop talking about the f
Speaker 1: Steve Foss.
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Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's open up the phone lines eight
Speaker 2: hundred five eight five, one oh five one. We're asking
Speaker 2: do special moments need to be recorded?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 2: This comes from one of our producers, Nick.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We was having a good conversation behind the scenes. He
Speaker 1: just recently got engaged. One of his family members were
Speaker 1: supposed to record the moment and didn't.
Speaker 3: Well, they got they were enjoying the moment too.
Speaker 5: Got caught up in the moment when it was in Paris.
Speaker 5: It was like a whole thing. He set it up.
Speaker 4: He had the conversations with them.
Speaker 5: Prior, like weeks prior, okay, that her dad was supposed
Speaker 5: to take the pictures and her mom was supposed to
Speaker 5: record during the whole thing, the mom got swept away
Speaker 5: in the moment and then boomed. Nobody was really upset,
Speaker 5: but he was just like, yo, forgot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And so what I was saying was like, you know,
Speaker 1: I think a lot of times those moments like engagement weddings,
Speaker 1: that's for you and yours, especially the engagement. I don't
Speaker 1: even need an audience for the engagement. That's for you
Speaker 1: and the person that you proposed him to. But people
Speaker 1: want those moments.
Speaker 4: Recorded and they were upset.
Speaker 3: But would you be upset?
Speaker 2: So that is the question eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 2: five one oh five one. You know we're talking special
Speaker 2: moments engaged with the weddings. Many and my wife gett
Speaker 2: an argument about this all the time, right, So you
Speaker 2: know my daughter's danced, so she wants me to record it,
Speaker 2: but I want to be in the morning moment later.
Speaker 3: So we always fight about, well.
Speaker 2: It's your turn to record. That's why I got the
Speaker 2: meta glasses. I just kicked the meta glasses on and
Speaker 2: I can actually watch it. But that is the question.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one
Speaker 2: Special moments do they have to be recorded? Now? He
Speaker 2: doesn't have that moment. Nobody was upset. I'm sure he's
Speaker 2: still at but I'm sure he maybe wanted to show
Speaker 2: it later on to his kids or later on they
Speaker 2: might want to go back and look at it.
Speaker 5: And then then me as a as a woman, I'm like, yo,
Speaker 5: that's in Paris. Wow that I know the background, the landscape,
Speaker 5: the whole view is amazing. I would want to see that.
Speaker 5: But you know, white people different, white people different.
Speaker 4: Like it is great. We can just go back next week,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Let's discuss.
Speaker 2: This's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Pull out your phone, call in right now, call me.
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Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: It's topic time called eight hundred five five one to
Speaker 10: join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Gud
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Now he's just joining us.
Speaker 2: We're talking about recording special moments. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 2: five one oh five one. This comes from one of
Speaker 2: our producers.
Speaker 3: His name is Nick.
Speaker 2: He got engaged over the weekend.
Speaker 1: And congratulations to Nick too, man, great guy man. That's
Speaker 1: for a long time. He records all of the all
Speaker 1: of the video. That's right, every every piece of content
Speaker 1: you see from the Breakfast Club, that's visual Nick recording.
Speaker 2: Which probably makes it even more of the reason why
Speaker 2: he wanted video of it. So you know, he was
Speaker 2: gonna he was getting engaged, and he told one family
Speaker 2: member to take pictures, so another family member to video
Speaker 2: tape it, and the family member just didn't videotape it
Speaker 2: forgot because she was probably in the moment.
Speaker 3: And we all understand that.
Speaker 2: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 2: five one. Does everything have to be recorded? Me? No,
Speaker 2: my wife, she wants to record everything. She wants to
Speaker 2: have those memories. She wants to be able to look
Speaker 2: back at it. She wants to be able to play
Speaker 2: it for the kids when they get a little older.
Speaker 2: She wants to record everything. And we get into the
Speaker 2: biggest argument because I'm like, I want to live in
Speaker 2: a moment. I just want to see it, but she
Speaker 2: wants to record it to break it back down. Like
Speaker 2: and we get in the argument all the time when
Speaker 2: we go to my girls dance. That's why I got
Speaker 2: those metaglasses so that way we ain't got to fight.
Speaker 2: I just click record. You can watch keep it moving.
Speaker 2: She can watch for her angle, I can watch for
Speaker 2: my angle. Good money, but it is a good quality.
Speaker 2: It ain't the best yet, all right. It ain't the
Speaker 2: best yet, all right. Yeah, and it can't zoom in,
Speaker 2: so if you're sitting kind of far for nothing.
Speaker 3: But still, but it's better than me having me recorded.
Speaker 5: But I get what you're saying, because you want to
Speaker 5: live in the moment and you want to actually see
Speaker 5: the performance.
Speaker 4: When you recording, you have to look through a screen.
Speaker 5: So it is it is a little it's a bit much,
Speaker 5: but nah, I don't think at all, Like when Chris
Speaker 5: proposed to me, it is recorded, but it's not going
Speaker 5: to be posted, you know what I mean, because it
Speaker 5: was intimate.
Speaker 4: It was like it was small intimate.
Speaker 5: Even when we went and got married like that, it
Speaker 5: was intimate, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: I didn't.
Speaker 4: We took pictures and everything.
Speaker 5: But the reason I feel like it's not you don't
Speaker 5: got to do the big grandioso recording and everything.
Speaker 4: It's because it's not for you.
Speaker 5: When you're doing that, you're kind of still doing it
Speaker 5: for other people at the end of the day, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. That's why, like people want everything
Speaker 5: recorded for the posting of it all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I almost like the memories thought.
Speaker 2: Get what you say, Mother's Day, I got videotapes of
Speaker 2: me and my mom dancing. I will always love my
Speaker 2: mom since a child, so you can see us growing
Speaker 2: up and doing it. I love that, Like I posted
Speaker 2: one a couple of years ago. But my kids get
Speaker 2: to see that and see Grandma and me dancing, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, things like that are just cool. Those are
Speaker 2: memories that we miss when they get older or where
Speaker 2: they pass away. So I love those.
Speaker 1: I think we're always in production mold, whether we realize
Speaker 1: it or not. Like we walk around like we're in
Speaker 1: our own little reality shows, and we always want to
Speaker 1: capture content to posts and show to people.
Speaker 3: I just think all of that is performative.
Speaker 1: I think things like weddings, things like engagements that's for
Speaker 1: you and your significant other, you know, and even like
Speaker 1: you know, for me, when I got married, everybody checked
Speaker 1: their phones, you know, because I wanted people just to
Speaker 1: enjoy the moment. And that was two thousand and fourteen,
Speaker 1: so imagine how it is in twenty twenty five now.
Speaker 3: Yo, When I got mad, I don't think. I don't
Speaker 3: think everybody had cameras.
Speaker 1: Camera phones, but I mean listen to each his own, like,
Speaker 1: and everybody have their own reasons of why they want
Speaker 1: to record stuff. Personally, I don't care about any of that, man.
Speaker 1: I just like enjoying the moment that I'm in, and
Speaker 1: especially when it comes to like engagements, like you know,
Speaker 1: I know certain people like to have engagement parties, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, you're proposing all of these niggas, like, you know,
Speaker 1: because the person the only person that should be there
Speaker 1: when you're getting engaged is you and the other individual,
Speaker 1: especially when you have people that be like, damn, man,
Speaker 1: you know, I got to get the right date so
Speaker 1: I can have everybody together.
Speaker 5: That that was a problem when Chris proposed to me,
Speaker 5: Like a lot of people like was upset that they would.
Speaker 4: Dang, you couldn't have did it on it? Why are
Speaker 4: you doing Christmas?
Speaker 5: Why are you doing on Christmas? I'm like, damn, that
Speaker 5: was the best. Yeah, it's not about them.
Speaker 2: But sometimes you know, you should celebrate the win. His
Speaker 2: life is so sure, people have done it so fast.
Speaker 2: You celebrate all the good things in your life. I'm
Speaker 2: not mad at people doing that. In front of it,
Speaker 2: front of.
Speaker 4: It, Okay, it works for you.
Speaker 3: You know what I've seen.
Speaker 1: I've seen people make a whole big show, had a
Speaker 1: whole big engagement party and ain't never got married and
Speaker 1: got broken.
Speaker 3: Off all they've been waiting seven eight years to get
Speaker 3: still ain't married.
Speaker 1: I don't do that big show, you know, and get
Speaker 1: proposed to me, married me within a year after conversation.
Speaker 3: We need to have one day too after you propose.
Speaker 3: How long did you get married?
Speaker 2: How long did it take? I'm just telling I got
Speaker 2: four daughters. If any of the he's got, when you're
Speaker 2: time to propose, and then my daughters, I want to
Speaker 2: be there I'm just telling I'm I want.
Speaker 4: To parents is different.
Speaker 3: Okay, you want to be there.
Speaker 2: I want to be I want to be there for
Speaker 2: that moment.
Speaker 3: No, you called the father.
Speaker 1: I called my wife's father and said, hey, may I
Speaker 1: propose to your daughter?
Speaker 4: You asked for his hand in married?
Speaker 3: And then you go do that.
Speaker 1: I don't need to that. You're saying it over there.
Speaker 1: You want to get downe there? You want you want
Speaker 1: you lover the man, get on these knees.
Speaker 2: God, any time of man on their needs. If you
Speaker 2: want to be.
Speaker 4: There, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 3: Driven from OHI and what's up?
Speaker 2: Talk to us?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I was just saying good morning to everybody. Hey,
Speaker 17: just hey, charge the man.
Speaker 7: Brother.
Speaker 17: Hey, so I agree with you.
Speaker 12: Like I got the metal glasses.
Speaker 16: I actually was on them.
Speaker 17: That was the bluetooth.
Speaker 12: So I use the metal glasses for all that type
Speaker 12: of stuff away in my hands free and everything.
Speaker 3: So that way you can still live in the moment,
Speaker 3: right you can watch it through.
Speaker 2: Yeahs still living. I like to live in the moment.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm with you on that, all.
Speaker 2: Right, brother, Thank you? Hello, who's this?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: What's your name? Hey, good morning? Talk to us, mom,
Speaker 2: what's your thoughts?
Speaker 13: I mean, yeah, I think that all those special occasions
Speaker 13: and stuff right there.
Speaker 16: Of course they should be recording everything, but I am
Speaker 16: not going to record. I missed everything.
Speaker 13: I get the sky, the trees and everything except what
Speaker 13: needs to be recorded.
Speaker 4: I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I like, I like to live in the moment.
Speaker 3: I don't want to be looking at that phone through
Speaker 3: the phone to try to catch it.
Speaker 2: No, I capture it later.
Speaker 16: I try. It didn't work out. Bottom they don't even
Speaker 16: act record no more.
Speaker 4: You can't capture it later. That's today he loses.
Speaker 2: It's what I.
Speaker 12: Want to call in this all talk about like you know,
Speaker 12: the question about the memories. And I used to feel like, no,
Speaker 12: we shouldn't like me recording memories and you should.
Speaker 24: Live in the moment.
Speaker 16: Until my little sister passed away.
Speaker 12: And it's like so many memories that I have I
Speaker 12: wish that I would have recorded, and that way I can.
Speaker 16: Go back and actually like go back and see them
Speaker 16: and you know, actually.
Speaker 8: Like live in that moment again.
Speaker 3: But I don't have those memories anymore.
Speaker 12: So that's what I do. So like now I always
Speaker 12: try to capture the moment. And you know, at least
Speaker 12: have like video or something that I can actually, like
Speaker 12: maybe go back and look at in the future. It's
Speaker 12: something that's happens like that again.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Thinking about two, It's like when you are recording the moment,
Speaker 1: when you do have a memory of that moment, do
Speaker 1: you remember yourself recording or do you remember the actual moment.
Speaker 2: The feeling of the moment.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, because I feel like if
Speaker 1: you're recording, you don't remember the actual feeling of the moment.
Speaker 3: You remember the recording, the feeling of recording the moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was just.
Speaker 12: Definings like what it is like if I'm at a
Speaker 12: concert with like my cousin or something and I'm like
Speaker 12: in the moment, like the Drake. I have videos that
Speaker 12: like me and my cousins at like J Cole concert
Speaker 12: or something like that, and I can remember like being
Speaker 12: in the moment and having fun and how I thought
Speaker 12: at that moment. And then I can actually go back
Speaker 12: and still kind of relive that moment in my phone
Speaker 12: when I go back and watch it again. And sometimes
Speaker 12: I do wish I there's like certain things that happened
Speaker 12: in my life with my little sister that I wish
Speaker 12: I still had go back.
Speaker 2: And seekerd sorry for your lost brother eight undrink five
Speaker 2: eight five one oh five. When we're talking about taking
Speaker 2: video in the moment or you know, one of our producers,
Speaker 2: his name is NICKI got engaged over the weekend. He
Speaker 2: asked two family members, want to take photography, want to
Speaker 2: video it? And she didn't video it. She got caught
Speaker 2: in the moment. And we're asking, Nick proposed in Italy.
Speaker 2: That's right, you know, that's right, that's fly beautiful, that's right.
Speaker 2: So we're asking, you know, do you like things to
Speaker 2: be recorded or are you cool with just living in
Speaker 2: a moment. Let's discuss. Hello, who's this Good morning? This
Speaker 2: is Ashley, Ashley, good morning to talk to us.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 25: So I got engaged in February on.
Speaker 16: The Super Bowl this year.
Speaker 25: Congrats and thank you, and my mom was supposed to
Speaker 25: report it was I upset, No, because.
Speaker 2: I was living in a moment.
Speaker 25: But if that was my wedding or something, it would.
Speaker 12: Be something different.
Speaker 25: But other than that, like you know that that wouldn't
Speaker 25: bother me.
Speaker 19: That's like going to a concert or something.
Speaker 12: You know, you just live in the moment.
Speaker 13: You can't really focus on like recording and stuff like.
Speaker 2: That, you know what. That's why I think a lot
Speaker 2: of times when when my kids have birthday parties or
Speaker 2: weddings or anything special, if I can, I hire somebody
Speaker 2: to do it, so that way I don't have to
Speaker 2: worry about anything. You capture everything. Let me just enjoy it,
Speaker 2: and hopefully you capture me and enjoying it if somebody,
Speaker 2: if you can afford.
Speaker 11: It, you know exactly.
Speaker 25: And there was one time where, like I was surprised
Speaker 25: in my fiance, I just set up like the phone
Speaker 25: and like on my watch and just press record and
Speaker 25: then just recorded everything.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll take you mama.
Speaker 12: You're welcome.
Speaker 17: Happy good morning by you too.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yo? You?
Speaker 1: And be getting through these phones because they go through
Speaker 1: the back door, the back door.
Speaker 24: No, listen, let's just no okay, yeah, okay, whatever, I
Speaker 24: get it. No, you necessarily need to record. But I
Speaker 24: recently lost to my dad, right, and I recorded like
Speaker 24: a lot of stuff. So that's all I have now, you.
Speaker 17: Understand, So I don't think you need to.
Speaker 24: But it's good, like I'm up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is not all you have now? Stacy, you
Speaker 3: have the memories, no, yeah, and you and you have
Speaker 3: the experience of living with that person, right, Okay.
Speaker 24: Yeah, you're right, You're right, Sean, And yeah, okay, I
Speaker 24: guess that's it. I ain't gonna get into the rest
Speaker 24: that Okay, bye, love y'all.
Speaker 3: Bye, you mean that's all you have?
Speaker 2: Like, come on, man, hellos is, Oh my gosh, I
Speaker 2: love you, crack you think you have blue supers. Very
Speaker 2: difficult to hear you, mama unless you in the gym
Speaker 2: or something. I can't hear me now perfectly, go ahead
Speaker 2: to talk to his mama.
Speaker 13: Yeah, So to your topic, A similar thing actually happened
Speaker 13: to me when I.
Speaker 16: Got engaged my husband.
Speaker 13: Now, we were purchased in the car and his autobroker
Speaker 13: friend was supposed to be recording the entire moment, and
Speaker 13: come to find out, he was speaking random pictures, so
Speaker 13: didn't get the moment captured. But honestly, it doesn't even
Speaker 13: matter now out.
Speaker 12: Because it was beautiful. So I kind of agree with
Speaker 12: what you said.
Speaker 13: Those experiences are really for the coupple and not everybody else.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 13: We got all the wedding photos and videos, so.
Speaker 2: And no disrespect to older people. But if you ask
Speaker 2: an older person to take video or pictures, you get
Speaker 2: what you get because a lot of times, you know,
Speaker 2: this is so many times when you know, people ask
Speaker 2: to take pictures and they take pictures of themselves instead
Speaker 2: of taking pictures of it bes like that.
Speaker 1: That's why, that's why, that's why Knick's family members didn't
Speaker 1: record it, because Knick's family member wanted to enjoy the
Speaker 1: moment it.
Speaker 4: Was cut, you know, caught in the moment.
Speaker 1: It probably was mad, like, man, I want to I
Speaker 1: want to just watch and Field.
Speaker 8: That's what.
Speaker 17: Rom Jersey City.
Speaker 24: What's going on?
Speaker 3: What's brother talks to us? What's your thoughts, what's your opinion?
Speaker 17: I believe special moments got to be recorded because the
Speaker 17: special moments that we share their fleeting moments. So we
Speaker 17: don't capture those moments, we will never remember those moments
Speaker 17: or see those moments a game. So just like this
Speaker 17: conversation today, thirty years from now, this conversation would be forgotten,
Speaker 17: or interviews I've done before be forgotten that they weren't recorded.
Speaker 17: So you have to record those special moments in order
Speaker 17: to have those moments to go back on. It's the
Speaker 17: reason why some people have logs or they'll have like
Speaker 17: audio recording to themselves to go on for years. So
Speaker 17: we can't not record special moments because we're worried about
Speaker 17: what people are saying about the moments that we hold diitar.
Speaker 1: Should should we compare entertainment to real life though, like
Speaker 1: you're comparing it to interviews, Like like, yeah, of course
Speaker 1: we're supposed to record interviews. Those are supposed to be documented.
Speaker 1: I don't know who you compare entertainment in real life?
Speaker 17: No, no, no, no, we definitely shouldn't compare it to real life.
Speaker 17: But basically what I'm saying, I use that, I use
Speaker 17: that as an example. Basically like the child's first walk,
Speaker 17: the child's first you know, words and different things that
Speaker 17: that nature definitely be captured, or anniversary marriage, anything like
Speaker 17: that should be captured the first time you proposed where
Speaker 17: you propose that all of that should be captured because
Speaker 17: you want to look back on that fifty years from now.
Speaker 17: Your grandchildren might want to see the great grandchildren.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: M hmm, absolutely pretty thank you.
Speaker 2: I just you know it not to be a Debbie Downer,
Speaker 2: said family members listening. Do not take a picture in
Speaker 2: the casket. I like, if people do take pictures of
Speaker 2: casket in the video, I do not want that.
Speaker 3: I don't want that video of myself out there.
Speaker 2: I'm not I won't be here, but please don't take
Speaker 2: a picture in the casket video.
Speaker 3: I won't do it to anybody. Why are you even
Speaker 3: getting put in the casket?
Speaker 4: Because people die.
Speaker 1: Get cremated, get turned into a tree. Because you listen,
Speaker 1: here's the funny thing. Think about what that dude just
Speaker 1: said about albums. Well, you know how any graves were
Speaker 1: standing over right now? How many graves buildings are built done?
Speaker 1: One hundred years from now?
Speaker 3: You think these grave and stuff gonna still be around.
Speaker 1: Please there's gonna be a Starbucks over them or whatever
Speaker 1: new for whatever franchise it is.
Speaker 4: Right, but I think I think yo still right? Not
Speaker 4: for nothing? Right if it's not recorded.
Speaker 5: Imagine that story when Nick and his wife actually tells
Speaker 5: their kids your dad is.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But even before they get to the funny part, your
Speaker 5: dad proposed to me in Italy.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: And you know, although whoever was supposed to record like that,
Speaker 5: that's like a story that you want to hear like
Speaker 5: it's romantic.
Speaker 4: Oh and the what is in Italy?
Speaker 5: And now keep thinking about parents because I'm about say,
Speaker 5: the Eiffel Tower, all the mountains were in the.
Speaker 4: Back and blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: You just gotta paint that picture for the kids. And
Speaker 5: I think that's actually more valuable than you know, just
Speaker 5: showing them. I mean it's cool, but like just to
Speaker 5: paint that picture for the kids, I think.
Speaker 4: That'll be dope.
Speaker 2: It's just cool.
Speaker 4: It's that they didn't record. It's like whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, well, we got the Latest with Lauren coming up,
Speaker 2: so don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning,
Speaker 2: Lauren becoming a straight fast. She gets somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 20: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 3: And she'd be having the latest on you. The Latest
Speaker 3: with Lauren la Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: have a little bit.
Speaker 2: Every time the Latest on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 20: All right, y'all.
Speaker 21: So last hour we talked about Nicki Minaj and Sissa
Speaker 21: and their beef that came out of nowhere, or so
Speaker 21: it seemed on X yesterday. So I reached out to
Speaker 21: Punch from TDE who I also talked about in the
Speaker 21: first Hour, who was at one point managing Scissa, And
Speaker 21: I asked him, how did we get here? Like Nicki
Speaker 21: Minaj is alleging that y'all have had issues behind the scenes,
Speaker 21: and because of that, this is an alleged retaliation, Like
Speaker 21: you guys have been retaliating against her.
Speaker 20: And here's what he said to me.
Speaker 21: So he said back in twenty twenty, Nicki Minaja reached
Speaker 21: out for a Sissa feature on a song. He responded
Speaker 21: and told Nicki Minaj that Sizzo was an album mode
Speaker 21: heavy and that he would get it over to her
Speaker 21: and that was it.
Speaker 20: They never spoke again.
Speaker 21: Feature didn't happen, but he says he's lost after that
Speaker 21: as well, like and so then I followed up and
Speaker 21: I said, okay, so there was no further issue, Like
Speaker 21: I still don't understand from that, how did we get here?
Speaker 21: And he says I'm lost after that? And the song
Speaker 21: he verified what I said. The song that he had
Speaker 21: been tweeting about, Broken Barbies, was a song by artist
Speaker 21: that he is working with now I am lyric, So
Speaker 21: he's confused. He's confused as well.
Speaker 3: Did you asked why he ain't posted the song last night?
Speaker 2: That was the time to post he did.
Speaker 1: I know you said that he posted it before, and
Speaker 1: that's what made Nikki react. But in the midst of everything,
Speaker 1: it was like he should have posted it.
Speaker 21: It was so it was so closely, like the time
Speaker 21: was so close that if you went and looked, it
Speaker 21: was right there. He literally tweeted broken Barbies and after
Speaker 21: that he tweeted the there was like a trailer to
Speaker 21: I Am Lyrics video.
Speaker 2: They needed to say the song as a.
Speaker 4: Song I was out.
Speaker 3: Should at least play the snipple of the song like
Speaker 3: the song.
Speaker 1: Yo, shout out to the Nicki from Motion team. At
Speaker 1: least play you should do start Broken Bobby promotions. Okay,
Speaker 1: I will amplify your record. I had no idea that
Speaker 1: even posted about this.
Speaker 20: I didn't either.
Speaker 21: I was confused as well until I went and looked
Speaker 21: everybody else. It is a good detail because I think
Speaker 21: a lot of people are trying to figure out. We
Speaker 21: didn't even know that there was an issue with uh
Speaker 21: his Instagram.
Speaker 20: Yes, the song is out. It's it was out a
Speaker 20: day though.
Speaker 2: Posted a good job.
Speaker 20: This is the video on on her YouTube channel.
Speaker 3: Is it Lyric Michelle?
Speaker 20: No, it's I Am Lyric. It's apelt like this, I
Speaker 20: am altogether lyric.
Speaker 2: Okay, I do with it.
Speaker 3: It came up lyric Michelle Broken Barbers.
Speaker 21: Well maybe that's her full name, but her artist's name
Speaker 21: has on YouTube and everywhere else as I am lyric.
Speaker 3: Lyric Michelle's play. That's what I said. I want to
Speaker 3: get a record.
Speaker 20: Now we'll get that.
Speaker 2: Hey, can you get that record?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Are we talking?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 20: I mean, does that clear I off anything for y'all
Speaker 20: because it didn't for me.
Speaker 3: But it adds a bit a lot of context to
Speaker 3: it to me.
Speaker 21: I still think ni Nicki Minaj posted that she has
Speaker 21: receipts of being bullied in the retaliation that she's alleging.
Speaker 20: So maybe now we'll see her side of it, because yeah,
Speaker 20: I love.
Speaker 2: I love Nikki to death, but Nikki can't talk about
Speaker 2: being bullied. Nikki has been billion people for the last
Speaker 2: couple of.
Speaker 3: Years, last couple of years. Let's be honest, couple, come.
Speaker 1: On that, nick But I will say this, I don't
Speaker 1: think Nikki is a bully per se. I think that
Speaker 1: Nikki believes people are always doing something to her and
Speaker 1: that's not the bullies.
Speaker 20: Yeah no, no, no, no, baby.
Speaker 2: The barb is on me right.
Speaker 4: That's her, yeah, herself.
Speaker 21: But I will say, do y'all feel like, and y'all
Speaker 21: know Nicki Minaj a lot more closely than me or Jess, right,
Speaker 21: do you feel like because of the things Nicki Minaj
Speaker 21: had to deal with as she came up. So I
Speaker 21: mean not to say that it's warranted, but do we
Speaker 21: is there like empathy at all for how she be
Speaker 21: trying to, I guess protect herself.
Speaker 20: It just comes off a lot of the calls.
Speaker 2: I mean, you got to think Nikki came from a
Speaker 2: place from New York City where New York didn't really
Speaker 2: believe in her at first.
Speaker 3: She had to go out of town, played Niki music all.
Speaker 2: The time, went down to Atlanta, got caught in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: and the world fell in love with her. And they
Speaker 2: always doubted her. They doubted the way she wrapped, They
Speaker 2: dited her flow, they doubted her numbers, they doubted they
Speaker 2: always got of Nikki.
Speaker 1: So Nikki always feels like she has to punch even harder.
Speaker 1: And I understand They'll say, I've never died in Nikki.
Speaker 1: I always thought Nikki was dope since she was on
Speaker 1: the dirty money with Findy back, and they always thought
Speaker 1: she was dope, But I do feel like she feels
Speaker 1: like everybody is always against her.
Speaker 20: I feel like that.
Speaker 5: Or let's just say, like a lot of things happen
Speaker 5: that we don't see, and then when she come out
Speaker 5: online side, and then a lot of people will go
Speaker 5: and say like, oh, well, she's always mad and she's
Speaker 5: always bitter, and she's always this, that and the other,
Speaker 5: and she never happyen But things happened in the background
Speaker 5: that we don't see, and she don't She always says
Speaker 5: she got but she I guess she waits for the
Speaker 5: right time to like, I.
Speaker 4: Guess I put it out there.
Speaker 3: Nicky don't hold her tongue.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing. She don't hold her tongue. But
Speaker 4: all we see is her going out like lashing out.
Speaker 2: She's the female version of fifty cents. She does not
Speaker 2: hold her tongue. She will go at you.
Speaker 3: She does not care. She doesn't care about the backlash.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it goes hard. And nick has.
Speaker 1: Always been that right And to justice point, there is
Speaker 1: a lot of things that happened behind the scenes that
Speaker 1: people don't be knowing about. Because I'll never forget the
Speaker 1: time Nikki was on my head once about you know,
Speaker 1: her and Remy.
Speaker 3: I didn't even. I promise you, I did not know
Speaker 3: her and Remy had believe you. I did not know.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a call. We were texting. It was a
Speaker 3: Saturday morning, way way back in the day.
Speaker 1: It was off early weekend, and she was texting me
Speaker 1: and about Remy and how we're fueling beef with Remy,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I have no I really had no
Speaker 1: idea what she was talking about. Guess what came out
Speaker 1: that day twenty later. Man, you had not even that
Speaker 1: she was beefing with that girl. Oh damn, notary what you.
Speaker 20: Text after you listen to she though and what she's
Speaker 20: saying blocks, I don't what your back.
Speaker 3: This was just like, damn, I didn't know, And don't
Speaker 3: get in twisted. Nicky will curse you out in a
Speaker 3: minute like that.
Speaker 23: But that.
Speaker 2: But that's Nikki's She's the female version of fifty CENTI
Speaker 2: me she does not hold her tongue and she has
Speaker 2: a right to.
Speaker 3: She can go at whoever she wants.
Speaker 20: But her bars, baby, just level different level. I'll say,
Speaker 20: do we have the song?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, the bar? What they go hard?
Speaker 3: I turned my phone off.
Speaker 21: Baby, They was tuned in for my teas this morning.
Speaker 21: I'm like, Envy, you talked to me about the teas
Speaker 21: that they couldn't wait. Soon as I teased it, they
Speaker 21: were in my mentions. I was like, Oh, it's kind
Speaker 21: of funny.
Speaker 5: Though harmless kids, I'm telling you they be leaving the
Speaker 5: magically delicious unicorny moviies.
Speaker 4: And you're like, you're supposed to be scared, honey. I'm like,
Speaker 4: this is the fruity is welcome ever? Thank you get that.
Speaker 20: One of the bars told me the other day my
Speaker 20: face looked like a coffee table.
Speaker 2: Or they got jokes. I used some of the jokes.
Speaker 2: I can see it now.
Speaker 21: I can see that she was about forty jests. She
Speaker 21: wasn't harmless and a kid damn getting ready for Triple A.
Speaker 21: I mean the arp old people sincey five plus whore
Speaker 21: getting ready for that. The lady that was telling me
Speaker 21: my face is like the table.
Speaker 3: Talk about Nikki. I was like, please Nikki on coffee
Speaker 3: table face, I'm talking about them, Bob Lauren couldn't take that.
Speaker 3: Laurena come in here with three new half stops.
Speaker 2: You can't take them balls. You know you think you've
Speaker 2: been attacked right to the Bobs commentioned, well, you're showing
Speaker 2: the ben attacked.
Speaker 3: Long time for the bolls.
Speaker 20: Nicki Minaj said she has receipts.
Speaker 3: Drop them. We'll report them, but I don't want to
Speaker 3: hear broken bobbies by lyrics.
Speaker 2: We ain't got it yet.
Speaker 3: No, he said, one second, you gotta clean it. Make
Speaker 3: sure it's cleaning stuff, Louis V.
Speaker 20: That's all we got is nick and y'all don talk
Speaker 20: for I had the Emmys, but we'll get to the.
Speaker 2: Friends.
Speaker 21: We're gonna do Shack Angeury's conversation with r J three
Speaker 21: we're gonna do at the Emmys because Kendrick Lamaran Beyonce
Speaker 21: is going to have to head now at the Emmy Lucas,
Speaker 21: we got a lot of good things. Okay, y all right,
Speaker 21: don't here today.
Speaker 1: We're giving your donkey two man for after the hour,
Speaker 1: we are going to discuss why life is like a
Speaker 1: box of chocolates.
Speaker 3: You never know what you're gonna get.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get to that next breakfast come morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to know how you came up with them.
Speaker 8: Don't be the day.
Speaker 4: Because you're not.
Speaker 3: There's a bunch of donkeys. That is why Charlemagne remember
Speaker 3: life where we might are tongue based off who you
Speaker 3: may have seen, we never saying on the breakfast club
Speaker 3: the word of charlamagnea god, here's a donkey.
Speaker 8: Ah Man, Charlamagne, you've given donkey the day to who.
Speaker 1: Now well bust rhymes donkey today for when day July
Speaker 1: sixteenth goes to sixty three year.
Speaker 3: Old Pamela John Stanley.
Speaker 1: Now Pamela hails from Texas and she is currently incarcerated
Speaker 1: after allegedly attempting to send her ex husband fentanyl laced chocolates.
Speaker 3: Let's go to ABC News for the report. Police, just
Speaker 3: my little piece of paradise.
Speaker 26: Here, but feeling safe here has been a foreign and
Speaker 26: Jeff Coff's side and the lengths he's gone to.
Speaker 23: I went so far as I built a Domie may
Speaker 23: seem a bit paranoid at a mask on it and
Speaker 23: a hat and a jacket, but.
Speaker 26: It's only paranoia if no one's after you. And Kauf
Speaker 26: says his ex wife, Pamela Stanley.
Speaker 23: Was I was hoping she would move on to find happiness,
Speaker 23: and I was hoping she'd hope, you know, saying.
Speaker 2: For me, but it just didn't work out that way.
Speaker 26: Early last year, he says he heard rumors she talked
Speaker 26: about hiring a hit man. He even spoke to investigators.
Speaker 26: No charges ever came of it.
Speaker 23: It didn't really surprise me because she's kind of that way.
Speaker 2: But what did shock him?
Speaker 26: The recording investigators say they have of her latest plan.
Speaker 23: Did some fentanyl inject him into a box of high
Speaker 23: end chocolates that she was going to purchase.
Speaker 8: And have their mail to me?
Speaker 2: It was just scary? What can I say?
Speaker 23: The Parker County Sheriff's.
Speaker 26: Office says in a sting last week, and undercover.
Speaker 2: Officer provided her with a clear.
Speaker 26: Plastic baggie containing what she believed to be fentanyl. Her
Speaker 26: attorneys declined to comment.
Speaker 1: Now, kids, I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight, Okay,
Speaker 1: so back in my day, there was a classic film
Speaker 1: that came out in nineteen ninety four and it was
Speaker 1: called Forrest Gump.
Speaker 3: Dropping the Clues Bomb for far as Gum Run Forrest Running.
Speaker 1: It stars, in my opinion, one of, if not the
Speaker 1: greatest actor of all time, Tom Hanks, and there's an
Speaker 1: iconic line from that film that f as Gump mother said,
Speaker 1: do we have the line?
Speaker 3: My mama always said, life was like a box of chocolates.
Speaker 3: You never know what you're gonna get. Life is like
Speaker 3: a box of chocolate. You never know what you're gonna get.
Speaker 1: That line made so much sense to me when I
Speaker 1: was younger, but those I get the more experience I've
Speaker 1: had with boxes and chocolates, I do know what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get in the box of chocolates. Okay, milk chocolate,
Speaker 1: doc chocolate, white chocolate, a bunch of you know, different
Speaker 1: feelings like caramel, nuts, fruit creams, truffle senters. If you've
Speaker 1: had enough of you know, boxes of chocolate, you pretty
Speaker 1: much know what's in there. But that's why Pamela John
Speaker 1: Stanley came along and said, said, let me bring the
Speaker 1: razzle dazzle. Okay, let me bring the razzle dazzle back
Speaker 1: to the box of chocolates by adding some of Rihanna's
Speaker 1: makeup to it. Okay, some of that finty beauty. All right, Pamela,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you something. You have given new life
Speaker 1: to that line. Life is like a box of chocolate.
Speaker 1: You never know what you're gonna get. Okay, that line
Speaker 1: that started to lose this luster a long time ago,
Speaker 1: until you decided you wanted to kill your ex husband
Speaker 1: by putting powdered fentanyl into his box of chocolates. Now,
Speaker 1: what's crazy is we just talked about recording a special
Speaker 1: mode moments. The only reason she was caught is because
Speaker 1: she told a friend in a conversation or an acquaintance
Speaker 1: in a conversation that she didn't know was being recorded,
Speaker 1: that she planned on sending the Fenton al Lace chocolate
Speaker 1: to her ex husband, making it a pair like the
Speaker 1: package was from a travel agency as a congratulations gift
Speaker 1: for his recent engagement with a honeymoon incentive offer.
Speaker 3: Her ex husband said he wasn't surprised because.
Speaker 1: She's kind of that way. What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 1: She's kind of that way? When did she get that way?
Speaker 12: Sir?
Speaker 3: How long has she been that way?
Speaker 8: Sir?
Speaker 3: You was married to her for fourteen years, sir?
Speaker 2: Was she that way?
Speaker 24: Then?
Speaker 3: Listen?
Speaker 1: This is a prime example of why the best revenge
Speaker 1: is always success.
Speaker 3: Pamela.
Speaker 1: I'll understand you and your ex husband didn't work out
Speaker 1: after fourteen years, but this is not how you get
Speaker 1: your get back. Okay, your ex husband said, and I quote,
Speaker 1: I was hoping she would move on to find happiness.
Speaker 1: I was hoping she would hope the same for me,
Speaker 1: but it just didn't work out that way, Pamela, after
Speaker 1: a divorce, after a breakup, you're supposed to go get
Speaker 1: sexy on these holes, Okay, Go get right, all right,
Speaker 1: get in the best shape of your life physically, mentally, spiritually,
Speaker 1: and emotionally. You're supposed to make your ex husband regret
Speaker 1: the divorce, not make him feel like he dodged the
Speaker 1: bullet literally.
Speaker 3: Okay, Pamela.
Speaker 1: If you can come up with a calculator strategy like
Speaker 1: lacing a box of chocolates with fentanyl to kill your
Speaker 1: ex husband, and you can do anything you put your
Speaker 1: mind to, Okay. I don't understand why folks want to
Speaker 1: become super villains. There is absolutely zero reason to resort
Speaker 1: to throwing your life away while the person you're trying
Speaker 1: to hurt is out here living their best life. You
Speaker 1: became obsessed with your setback, and you can't allow yourself
Speaker 1: to move forward. If you are not willing to let
Speaker 1: go of your pass, please give Pamela John Stanley the
Speaker 1: Sweet Sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you are the doge.
Speaker 2: Of the day.
Speaker 4: Dogee ah the day.
Speaker 3: She's still in jail right now too. She's got a
Speaker 3: bard of four hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 4: That's good as she in jail.
Speaker 5: But like you said, if she can put her mind
Speaker 5: in doing that, like if she can do something like that, man,
Speaker 5: imagine what she can do like great things in the world,
Speaker 5: like what like what like?
Speaker 7: Yo?
Speaker 1: She she laced the box of chocolates were fitting on
Speaker 1: and almost like and then came up with this whole
Speaker 1: idea to send it through from a traveler.
Speaker 3: Congratulations.
Speaker 4: If she's clever as hell.
Speaker 3: Off her crazy honeymoon with a box of chocolate.
Speaker 5: Oh, these type of people that are supposed to be
Speaker 5: like oh hell no, got you look God, that's Elizabeth
Speaker 5: or method.
Speaker 3: Us exactly Jesus, she put me in her milk. Hell
Speaker 3: everything comes with a side of method Thank you for that,
Speaker 3: Donkey to.
Speaker 2: Day right all right, Well, when we come back, the
Speaker 2: CEO of Afro Future formerly of Afro Cella abdu Abdullah
Speaker 2: will be joining us. He's gonna talk to us about
Speaker 2: Afro Afro Future, which they do every year in Ghana.
Speaker 2: He's bringing it to the state. So we're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about that, so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Wanting everybody is j N V.
Speaker 2: Jesse, Larry Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Lawla Roses here as well.
Speaker 3: We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, the founder and CEO of Afro Future, Abdu Abdullah, Welcome, brother,
Speaker 2: pleasure to be here with how you feeling?
Speaker 8: I feel real good? Thanks for God.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 3: Tell people what that what Afro Future is from.
Speaker 27: Yeah, Afrofuture is a cultural immersion platform that we created
Speaker 27: in Ghana to celebrate africulture and also to just break
Speaker 27: it down to people in a way that's direct. We
Speaker 27: celebrate food, fashion, art and obviously music as well. In
Speaker 27: my opinion and our team opinion, we feel like equal
Speaker 27: parts of all of this gives you a clear understanding
Speaker 27: of what it's like to visit the continent and that's
Speaker 27: what we've been doing for the past eight years, inviting
Speaker 27: people back to Ghana and for the first time ever
Speaker 27: was showing up in Detroit.
Speaker 3: So no, I was at the last Afroo.
Speaker 8: Yes you was? You was at the last one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when y'all announced it was gonna be Afro
Speaker 3: Future the next year.
Speaker 8: That's correct.
Speaker 27: It was an opportunity for us to really kind of
Speaker 27: grow beyond what we've been. I mean, right now, we
Speaker 27: know that one in ten people by twenty five things
Speaker 27: going to be African. Afe is the youngest continent. There's
Speaker 27: just a lot of opportunity, and there's been so much
Speaker 27: misinformation about Africa for so long. I grew up here,
Speaker 27: I'm like my house, I'm the American kid, but when
Speaker 27: I went out to school, I was the African kid.
Speaker 27: So the best way I could do is just kind
Speaker 27: of bring the world together, and that's what we've been
Speaker 27: trying to do with this festival.
Speaker 3: Why did y'all change your name from Afro Tailer to Afrofuture.
Speaker 8: I mean, I think that obviously there was there was
Speaker 8: a lot of there was a lot of issues that
Speaker 8: we had.
Speaker 3: They sued you like they sue everybody. They did just
Speaker 3: suit me.
Speaker 27: But I mean, I mean, beyond that, it was just
Speaker 27: an opportunity for us to like kind of grow beyond
Speaker 27: where we were. This gives us an opportunity to let
Speaker 27: people know that there's a lot happening on the continent
Speaker 27: and you should be a part of that right as
Speaker 27: far as creativity, entertainment, as far as business. You know,
Speaker 27: there's so much happening on the continent that everyone should
Speaker 27: be a part of. And I have a future kind
Speaker 27: of speaks to that journey.
Speaker 3: But people don't come for the name, they come for
Speaker 3: the event.
Speaker 27: That's exactly what RIGHT is and the experience that we've
Speaker 27: been creating. You know, you've done that without any corporate partners.
Speaker 27: So that's just like a team of people who was
Speaker 27: really invested in seeing the entertainment business own continent grow.
Speaker 27: For us to create opportunities for people on the ground,
Speaker 27: to change the economy in our own country, but also
Speaker 27: just to kind of showcase some of these talents. Right
Speaker 27: when we started in twenty seventeen, they weren't playing any
Speaker 27: afrobeats music on the radio. Ten years later, you can't
Speaker 27: go to a party, you can't go to a spot
Speaker 27: in New York without it. And you know, for us,
Speaker 27: one of the best accomplishments is like a lot of
Speaker 27: people were able to visit the continent because of our experience.
Speaker 27: They started in Ghana, but they've grown since to South Africa,
Speaker 27: to Nigeria, and Ghana was just that that entry away.
Speaker 4: Why Detroit for the first stop in the US? Why
Speaker 4: not New York?
Speaker 27: I mean New York. I feel like I'm from New York.
Speaker 27: Everyone that needs to know about what we're doing on
Speaker 27: the continent is aware. This is like a cultural melting pot.
Speaker 27: We have a restaurant here. People know what's going on
Speaker 27: in this side of the city. But one of the
Speaker 27: things that we've learned is that there's an opportunity Detroit
Speaker 27: being one of the most creative places also one of
Speaker 27: the blackest cities in America, and we could build that
Speaker 27: bridge between Detroit and the continent, like there's no saying
Speaker 27: where things can go. And that's the opportunity there. And
Speaker 27: then also we have an amazing partner in Bedrock that's
Speaker 27: that's promoting opportunities and business in the city. So we're
Speaker 27: looking at it as an opportunity to kind of grow
Speaker 27: our audience and not just kind of speak to the
Speaker 27: same people.
Speaker 3: That's crazy to think that y'all don't have no sponsorships.
Speaker 8: No, we have sponsorships. When you were there a few years,
Speaker 8: we had some sponsorships.
Speaker 27: What we don't have is a corporate sponsors So we
Speaker 27: never had like a live Nation Shire where any of
Speaker 27: those brands behind us. We literally built this from the mud.
Speaker 27: And as far as sponsorships, we've had some of the
Speaker 27: first ever. So when when Meta wanted to first come
Speaker 27: to the continent, they showed up to our festival, we
Speaker 27: were able to work with them. When you two wanted
Speaker 27: to announce shorts, we were able to build the playground
Speaker 27: in our field. Audio Mac, we brought the CEO of
Speaker 27: Audio Mac to Ghana. We ran this program called the
Speaker 27: Rising Star program and now Audio Mac is now the
Speaker 27: number one downloaded app in West Africa, you know. So
Speaker 27: we were able to be that conduit for a lot
Speaker 27: of brands that want to come to the continent and
Speaker 27: then we've been doing business like that since.
Speaker 20: But those aren't considered corporate sponsors, even though.
Speaker 27: They are corporate sponsors, but they don't. You can't build
Speaker 27: an event with corporate sponsors because you're probably not going
Speaker 27: to get the money to after the event is over.
Speaker 27: But like if you have like a festival partner, we're
Speaker 27: still an independent festival and that we eat what we killed.
Speaker 2: Basically, so you started off with four thousand attendees. Did
Speaker 2: you expect it to be this big as a concert
Speaker 2: series or was it one of those things where it
Speaker 2: was more like a smaller well.
Speaker 27: I just wanted a place for us to connect. There
Speaker 27: were so many people in the diaspora that were doing
Speaker 27: amazing and things, whether it was in London or it
Speaker 27: was in America, but we just could never connect. We
Speaker 27: just came to Deddy December and we just partied and
Speaker 27: went away. So with the festival, this is an opportunity
Speaker 27: to really kind of showcase what the amazing people on
Speaker 27: the continent that are doing, but also like how we
Speaker 27: can help and how we can add the sauce to
Speaker 27: it as well. But I did think we were going
Speaker 27: to be big. I didn't think we were going to
Speaker 27: be big as fast. So we started in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 27: The year one we did four thousand people, Year two
Speaker 27: we did twelve thousand, and then year three was a
Speaker 27: year of return. So it kind of forced us to
Speaker 27: scale faster than we were ready to.
Speaker 1: And then I think the rise of afrobeats because the
Speaker 1: year I was there had burned a boy headline.
Speaker 27: Yeah that was there was two years in the making. Yeah,
Speaker 27: we've had almost we've had all of them performed for ourselves.
Speaker 27: We've had whisk Kid We've had Davy Dough, We've had
Speaker 27: a shot K. We've even had Rema for like one
Speaker 27: of our side events that we did. You know, we
Speaker 27: did a fashion out experience with ig Instagram and we
Speaker 27: had Rema. They are performing, So we've pretty much been
Speaker 27: the launching path for a lot of people. Uncle Waffles
Speaker 27: probably wanted to biggest DJs right now. We were one
Speaker 27: of the first people to fly out of the Southern
Speaker 27: Africa to Ghana. Put on the billboard she performed at
Speaker 27: our show. We've done that for a lot of artists,
Speaker 27: I mean a lot of that on my piano artists
Speaker 27: through the pandemic we broke in Ghana.
Speaker 5: Four thousand is still a lot for the first festival,
Speaker 5: So that's amazing to go from four thousand and forty
Speaker 5: one thousand, is I mean four thousand, Yeah, four thousand
Speaker 5: and forty one thousand is amazing, But for the first time,
Speaker 5: four thousand is still a lot.
Speaker 8: Yeah. We actually shut it down yeah the first year.
Speaker 27: Yeah, we were afraid that it was like people were
Speaker 27: not going to be able to have as much fun
Speaker 27: or we weren't going to be able to control it.
Speaker 27: So we wanted to be able to still make sure
Speaker 27: people had a good time, so we actually shut it
Speaker 27: down when it got to a certain limit. We wanted
Speaker 27: to make sure we had that good premium experience.
Speaker 4: Did you have any problems that, No, No, that.
Speaker 27: That first year was just it was it was a
Speaker 27: learned experience. It was accomplishment. I remember, like, you know,
Speaker 27: being very happy that we was able to kind of
Speaker 27: see our vision through. But we didn't really have that
Speaker 27: many experience issues that first year.
Speaker 2: What's the hardest thing you face do any shows? Was
Speaker 2: it sponsorships? Is it people?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 8: I think there's a combination of all of that. You know.
Speaker 27: Our first time was just really just kind of understanding
Speaker 27: the business. We had no idea how to throw a festival.
Speaker 27: We know how to do parties, but we didn't know
Speaker 27: how to do festivals. The second year was just more
Speaker 27: by scale, right, just understanding like logistics and how to
Speaker 27: deal with people moving from like what was polo field
Speaker 27: to a stadium. The third year was just kind of
Speaker 27: scaling where our company wasn't just ready to kind of
Speaker 27: get all of those people coming in for the year returned,
Speaker 27: but also Ghana's tourism wasn't quite ready for the amount
Speaker 27: of people that came into that year of return. So yeah,
Speaker 27: there's a combination of money, there's a combination of just
Speaker 27: kind of learning, opportunity capacity building in the space. Equipment
Speaker 27: is one of the things that we don't necessarily have
Speaker 27: much of the continent, so the expense is high. And
Speaker 27: now we're dealing with cost of talent, right, So like
Speaker 27: all of those things are different. At different points, there
Speaker 27: was this different hard things.
Speaker 1: I don't even like going outside, but I remember when
Speaker 1: I first went to Ghana, everybody was like, yo, Ghana's
Speaker 1: night life is incredible, And I remember thinking Ghana's nightlife
Speaker 1: and me and my wife and our team was outside
Speaker 1: every night.
Speaker 27: Yeah, very important, like we they do, like people on
Speaker 27: the continent know how to have a good time. And
Speaker 27: in December, everybody's off, right, it's like a vacation for everybody.
Speaker 27: So the reality is you can go out every night.
Speaker 3: The restaurants club was in Silver Fox.
Speaker 27: Yeah, you can have a vibe from morning to morning,
Speaker 27: like you know what I mean, And people do it
Speaker 27: and I love that for people. And depending on the
Speaker 27: type of experience you want to have, you can have
Speaker 27: that party track, you can have the tourist track, you
Speaker 27: can have the Restroe track. It's really your choice.
Speaker 2: I was still kicking with Abdulah, the CEO of Afro Future.
Speaker 2: It used to be called Afro Chill if you remember.
Speaker 2: They take it to Ghana each and every year, but
Speaker 2: this year they're bringing it to the States.
Speaker 1: I was saying to myself, I want to go to
Speaker 1: Ghana outside of December, which I'm going to do, but
Speaker 1: absolutely because I wanted, like, how was it throughout the
Speaker 1: rest of the year.
Speaker 27: No, you can have what you see in December. It's
Speaker 27: not foreign to people. People do this weekly in Ghana
Speaker 27: if they want to, Like, you know what we see
Speaker 27: in December. I know a lot of people is surprised
Speaker 27: to them, but this is some people do this weekly
Speaker 27: if they want to. But like, you can have a
Speaker 27: great time in the you know, during Easter, you can
Speaker 27: have a great time in the summertime. It's just not
Speaker 27: as packed with foreigners, right, but the experience is still
Speaker 27: the same. You can still have fun at the restaurants,
Speaker 27: the clubs are still packed. People are still having a
Speaker 27: good time. And you know, we just had a change
Speaker 27: of government this year in Ghana as well, so that
Speaker 27: you know, the economy is coming back to where it's
Speaker 27: supposed to be, and I think people are getting more
Speaker 27: there's more consumer confidence.
Speaker 2: Why people reach out to you because we had the
Speaker 2: CEO and chairman of rich Yeah, that was like that
Speaker 2: would be dope to do, like a Friday Night Afro Future.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't understand the conversation, but people are
Speaker 1: mad about the whole Africans, you know, the whole Africans.
Speaker 3: Versus Black American argument.
Speaker 1: And you know, Black Americans have been complaining that African
Speaker 1: is different than Black culture and they felt like Essence
Speaker 1: was trying to force it on people.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 27: I mean, I think at the core of it is
Speaker 27: all about misunderstanding and we just really are not speaking
Speaker 27: to each other, were speaking past each other. And the
Speaker 27: reason why our festival exists is really to just kind
Speaker 27: of domestify and really make you understand and the African
Speaker 27: American And you've been to the continent, you know that
Speaker 27: people love you, right because this is all they consume,
Speaker 27: your content, the music, the art, everything. And then I'm
Speaker 27: also a child that's like was born here in America,
Speaker 27: so part of my life is an African American lifestyle.
Speaker 27: Went to high school, I went to college here. So
Speaker 27: I think really it's just kind of making sure we
Speaker 27: understand and respect each other at its core. On the continent,
Speaker 27: if you grow up there, all you see is black
Speaker 27: people versus where you grew up here in America. You
Speaker 27: go to college, you go to go to work, there's
Speaker 27: these microaggressions and things that you don't that you have
Speaker 27: to face. It's a very different understanding for everyone, right,
Speaker 27: so on you know, think about hierarchy of needs on
Speaker 27: the continent, that the need is just we need.
Speaker 2: We need to eat.
Speaker 27: So it doesn't matter if that I'm dealing with a
Speaker 27: little bit of racism because at the end of the day,
Speaker 27: I got to eat, whereas here I need to survive.
Speaker 8: I need to live.
Speaker 27: So that racist them, that that's oppressive, that that that
Speaker 27: that you know, that takes away from my joy, you
Speaker 27: know what I mean. And I think that just really
Speaker 27: respecting everyone's perspective on their need at that point is
Speaker 27: really what I think needs to happen. But I also
Speaker 27: think that we just need to learn about each other
Speaker 27: a little bit more and we could find those.
Speaker 4: Synergy speaking of eating rice or jambalaya.
Speaker 27: So we so we actually did that event, My boys
Speaker 27: and I did that event, right, I don't think that
Speaker 27: they should be mad at us. I think that's really
Speaker 27: just understanding why we did it right. So Jumbalaya is
Speaker 27: a version of what jelf would be, or like a
Speaker 27: rendition of it. So I don't know if anybody here
Speaker 27: has seen high in the hog. We're talking about food origins. Really,
Speaker 27: we were just trying to connect people. Our goal is
Speaker 27: not to make it a competition, and we didn't compete
Speaker 27: against the rice. It's really just kind of like, let
Speaker 27: you know, if you're African, this is the opportunity for
Speaker 27: you to learn about Jambalaya. If if you're an American,
Speaker 27: this is your opportunity to take some je of rice.
Speaker 27: And and that was just a way of us trying
Speaker 27: to connect the culture and connect people through basketballs what
Speaker 27: that people love, and then also through food and just
Speaker 27: kind of build that connection. I think we could probably
Speaker 27: could have did a better storytelling opportunity of just kind
Speaker 27: of the connectivity between Jumbalayan and Jewel Off. And I
Speaker 27: think that's great feedback. But I don't think of it
Speaker 27: as a way for us to erase anybody's culture or
Speaker 27: like you know, africanize anybody's culture. Our goal is to
Speaker 27: be respectful. We should be respectful, and I think that
Speaker 27: that's the that's the goal that I'm learning.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, if you show up, you hungry, I want both
Speaker 4: where to come from?
Speaker 1: I want to Yeah, my guy chef BJ Benjamin Dennessee,
Speaker 1: he was on High on the Hull and from Charleston,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, exactly from back line where I'm from.
Speaker 3: I'm not West Africa.
Speaker 1: So it's like a lot of the things that we
Speaker 1: eat and stuff are rooted in West African culture.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's some of the things that we want to do.
Speaker 8: We want to tell more.
Speaker 27: Stories about food and the origins because if you look
Speaker 27: at a lot of food that people were eating here
Speaker 27: in America, across the Caribbean and across the content, there's
Speaker 27: so many similarities, but there's rarely any places that you
Speaker 27: can go and find if you were born here in America. Like,
Speaker 27: for instance, we know about I know about jay Z's
Speaker 27: history from getting into the End, and like I follow
Speaker 27: all of his albums and I know the next story
Speaker 27: is going to come on the next one. We don't
Speaker 27: necessarily have that about our afrobeats artists. I think there's
Speaker 27: an opportunity there for us to tell those stories and
Speaker 27: that happens for all categories. The same thing in art,
Speaker 27: same thing and fashion, same thing in food. We need
Speaker 27: to tell those stories and that's why our platform exists
Speaker 27: to be able to tell those stories and buy into that.
Speaker 27: Like we all loved Black Panther when it came out,
Speaker 27: although it's not real. We all loved The Women King
Speaker 27: when it came out. But we need more shows, more
Speaker 27: movies like that, because if somebody is sitting here in
Speaker 27: America and all they've been taught is that Africa is
Speaker 27: full of poverty, and as an African, I know a
Speaker 27: lot of young Africans that didn't want to associate with
Speaker 27: that either, so it kind of makes sense. But now
Speaker 27: if we can tell you, with the Internet penetrating at
Speaker 27: forty and fifty percent in Africa right now, Africans are
Speaker 27: able to tell you in real life who they are
Speaker 27: and what they do and the type of lifestyles that
Speaker 27: they live and vice versa.
Speaker 1: Man, I've made it my business to take my family
Speaker 1: to somewhere on the continent at least won't see you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So I've been to Johannesburg, I've been to Zanzibar and Tanzania.
Speaker 3: I've been to Ghana. I'm going to Cape Town.
Speaker 8: Is amazing.
Speaker 1: When you see these places, you like, wow. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: say it all the time. They lied to us about
Speaker 1: the opportunity.
Speaker 27: Yeah, and just beyond that, like I was on Kamala's
Speaker 27: the group that went to the continent when she went
Speaker 27: to Africa, And for me, it's very important for everybody
Speaker 27: to if the whole world is fighting for a piece
Speaker 27: of Africa, why aren't you looking at that as an
Speaker 27: opportunity for yourself? And our festival is a way to
Speaker 27: introduce it, right, you know, something that you're familiar with,
Speaker 27: come to the continent that experience the food, experience or
Speaker 27: experience fashion, experience the music in real time with the
Speaker 27: people on the ground, smell and feel the place, and
Speaker 27: then you know, use that as an opportunity the next
Speaker 27: time you come to see how you can help, how
Speaker 27: you can work with somebody to make something really dope happen.
Speaker 8: That's our goal.
Speaker 3: I think what y'all doing is amazing.
Speaker 2: And when is the show in Detroit?
Speaker 27: Detroit is August sixteenth and seventeenth. We have a lot
Speaker 27: of cool things planned in Detroit. So you put hip
Speaker 27: hop on that a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, We
Speaker 27: gotta have we gotta have all. Yeah, we gotta have
Speaker 27: a little bit of culture all over there. Right, So
Speaker 27: there's a little hip hop, there's a little dance music,
Speaker 27: there's a little on my piano, and then afro beats.
Speaker 8: Our goal is to really.
Speaker 27: Introduce afro beats to people who have not really had
Speaker 27: an immersive experience and also just to kind of give
Speaker 27: people some things that they're familiar with. But for us,
Speaker 27: our approach is really community. So we're partnering with groups
Speaker 27: like Black Tech Saturdays, we're Venture three one three. We're
Speaker 27: doing a pitch competition to get back to the community.
Speaker 27: We're talking to some of the business leaders you know,
Speaker 27: and and bringing them into our community. We're running like
Speaker 27: a bar business crawl just to kind of make sure
Speaker 27: when people come to Detroit they know what business is
Speaker 27: to support and how to support them.
Speaker 3: If Detroit go me the city whole city every year
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 27: Yes, yes, we are, We're doing Detroit. We have a
Speaker 27: great partnership there. We love the community there. They're very
Speaker 27: you know, their creativity and they're welcoming attitude reminds me
Speaker 27: of what we what we were building when we started
Speaker 27: and gunding us We're very excited about that. But we
Speaker 27: do have smaller other activations around the US that that
Speaker 27: we're looking to bring. I want to South Carolina, Yeah,
Speaker 27: invite us. We woul definitely love to do it then
Speaker 27: out there, love to do some experiences out there. We're
Speaker 27: working with arts artists, people who you know, painters, We're
Speaker 27: working with fashion designers. Got some cool one. This is
Speaker 27: a young designer called bing. We just brought them the synagogue.
Speaker 27: So we want to we want to continue to you know, celebrate,
Speaker 27: you know, the culture and bring people together.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 1: My ancestry is Senegalue, Sierra Leon, that whole Mali region.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that's a beautiful senagogue. It is very beautiful. Like
Speaker 27: the beach is the beach town. I encourage everyone to
Speaker 27: just visit, like, just go and experience it and I'm
Speaker 27: sure that.
Speaker 8: You will love it. And you see the vibe that
Speaker 8: we're talking about right.
Speaker 2: Well, they have it. The founding CEO of Afro Future,
Speaker 2: Abdula Abdullah. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast
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Speaker 20: I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything,
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Speaker 1: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: have a little bit of everything. So it's the lads
Speaker 1: on the Breakfast Club talk to me, all right, y'all.
Speaker 21: So the Emmy nominations dropped yesterday and big talk of
Speaker 21: the town and Emmy noms and the fact that Kendrick
Speaker 21: Lamar and Beyonce are going to be going head to head.
Speaker 20: So Beyonce's Beyonce.
Speaker 21: Bowl Heart the Special that she did and Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 21: Super Bowl Haveftime Show are both nominated for Outstanding Choreography
Speaker 21: and Outstanding Variety Special.
Speaker 20: Other nominees in this category.
Speaker 21: I thought that this was fire for Doci Dochi's twenty
Speaker 21: twenty five Grammy Awards performance and then the Oscar the
Speaker 21: twenty twenty five Oscar Tribute to Quincy Jones and SNL's
Speaker 21: SNL fifty the Anniversary special that they did this past year.
Speaker 21: So big category. There's also a ton of other people
Speaker 21: that were nominated for Big Things. Quintin Brunson nominated for
Speaker 21: Best Actress in a Comedy Series, Best Writing for a
Speaker 21: Comedy Series, Abbot Elementary, ao Edaburry for the Bear, Best
Speaker 21: Actress in a Comedy Series, Best Directing for Comedy Series.
Speaker 21: Cole Man Domingo also got a nomen as well. Shirley
Speaker 21: Ralph as well for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Speaker 21: Series Elementary.
Speaker 20: So congratulations to everybody has been nominated this year.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I do have to say evens matter though,
Speaker 1: because out of all of those events you name, the
Speaker 1: only two I remember is the Beyonce Bowl and the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl half time performed.
Speaker 21: Yeah, y'all didn't I remember we did SNL fifty in here.
Speaker 21: Y'all didn't really care for that.
Speaker 2: I don't even remember where too much. I remember I
Speaker 2: should did this on the radio, I don't remember.
Speaker 5: It was a couple of them that that I did.
Speaker 5: Like it was like the skits with Dave Chappelle, Will Ferrell,
Speaker 5: the funnier ones. Yeah, not the whole thing overall. It
Speaker 5: wasn't as funny as I thought it should have been
Speaker 5: for it to be SNL fifty. But yeah, it was
Speaker 5: some pretty cool moments.
Speaker 21: Yeah, but people were talking a lot about how like
Speaker 21: these performances in these live moments now are becoming It's
Speaker 21: not just a performance, it's like a historical event at
Speaker 21: this point because it lives on and gets awards and
Speaker 21: things of that nature.
Speaker 3: So I want Rock won a bunch of awards with
Speaker 3: a super Bowl after unperformance. Yeah, I think everyone they've
Speaker 3: done pretty much is yeah, snoop, definitely. I'm sure it
Speaker 3: was one of them. I feel like they have I
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 21: Yes, it's been a lot, but yes, congratulations to those people,
Speaker 21: to those guys. But in other Kendrick, I guess related
Speaker 21: news because remember we were having a conversation to hear
Speaker 21: about UK Rappers versus the US Rappers and Charlotte you
Speaker 21: mentioned you can't wait for Jodan Lucas to come and
Speaker 21: say what he needs to say. So Jordan Lucas and Scepto,
Speaker 21: we're already skeptics except the skeptic. We're already having this
Speaker 21: little back and forth about that. Jordan Lucas finally dropped
Speaker 21: a sick a.
Speaker 2: Listen, he killed it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he killed Lucas gets busy, he killed who in
Speaker 1: the I'm not even joking. I said, I like UK
Speaker 1: rappers who in the UK can touch any American rapper
Speaker 1: joint and not even considered like and joint is phenomenal.
Speaker 1: But that wouldn't even be considered a team. So what
Speaker 1: you're gonna do against the A team? I would put
Speaker 1: join in the A team. And it was just everything
Speaker 1: was just based off lyrics, based off lyrics, but based
Speaker 1: off careers he had joined exactly. But if joint it
Speaker 1: gets busy.
Speaker 4: All Americans get it man like man, we get busy.
Speaker 3: Over Marsham would actually wash a lot of rappers.
Speaker 4: If you want, man, you got bottle man.
Speaker 3: We got so many exactly, I'm not playing with you.
Speaker 4: I'm naming the people that we got some great, great people.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Now Louis V is here, and Louis V just probably
Speaker 1: gave us where we would lose.
Speaker 3: Said, I'm sorry, oh wow, I ain't going that far.
Speaker 3: That's me. I ain't going that, Luther, but I ain't
Speaker 3: going that you know, so fast?
Speaker 2: He didn't even say so far, he said, he said,
Speaker 2: NICKI minax boyfriend, evening, damn say so far name man
Speaker 2: and look I would have me.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't even have thought so far, you said, Nicky,
Speaker 5: me is.
Speaker 2: Washing you can't wash man baw washing what bow definitely
Speaker 2: gonna go in.
Speaker 3: Depends who the person is up. No, no, no, depends
Speaker 3: on the person bound.
Speaker 1: Don't play, I'm not gonna you can't rappers get busy,
Speaker 1: depends on the person is play with that. Plus about that,
Speaker 1: I don't even bout don't rap like that, get busy too.
Speaker 1: But he don't rap like that, like you don't rap
Speaker 1: like how. I don't know if he could make what
Speaker 1: joint of Lucas just me.
Speaker 2: He can't.
Speaker 1: Now, if you're talking about songwriting, yeah, I give about
Speaker 1: to make a song a hit, but going out somebody?
Speaker 5: What about soldier boy, soldier man, Yeah, soldier boy, soldier evil.
Speaker 7: With it.
Speaker 21: I'm so glad you guys are not picking the lineup
Speaker 21: of they do.
Speaker 4: The things we were good.
Speaker 3: Shout up Louis vif so far.
Speaker 4: That nobody who cares?
Speaker 20: Lord have mercy?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 21: And wrapping up r G three injuries, there has been this.
Speaker 21: I wouln't even say it was a back and forth,
Speaker 21: but Shaquille O Neil Shack came out. He had some
Speaker 21: words for RG three, taking up for Angel recess.
Speaker 18: Take a listen, r G three tweeting tweeting another monkey
Speaker 18: post about my girl injury. Some punch in your face.
Speaker 18: It's enough, Like I don't usually do stuff like this,
Speaker 18: but just stop it, bro, You got your job, you
Speaker 18: got your podcast. Leave my angeluries along. I'm the one
Speaker 18: calling her and telling her not to respond. Stop it.
Speaker 18: That's the last time. First of all, let them girls like,
Speaker 18: leave them alone. It's a shame that all the stuff
Speaker 18: you did in your life, you're gonna be remembered for
Speaker 18: your podcast. That to tell you you're not that great.
Speaker 18: You already spoke on it. So what he hates so
Speaker 18: so what I hate you. Now we're messing with her.
Speaker 18: Now say something by me, because she's not soft by
Speaker 18: any means. You're from the streets. But I'm like, you're beautiful.
Speaker 18: Don'ling dogs with these fools. Because he's a fool. I
Speaker 18: respect it more if Lisa Leslie said it, like that's
Speaker 18: your all category. Stay out of them people's category.
Speaker 4: I believe listen, I know how he came for her.
Speaker 5: He crashed out about the women that he do love
Speaker 5: your for real, like he really be threatening people over over,
Speaker 5: you know, women that he take up for.
Speaker 2: I believe every word, Shack said Shack will punch you
Speaker 2: deadness face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but who is RG three like white or something?
Speaker 4: But what's up with the monkey? So when you're back,
Speaker 4: I don't know, no, damn risk.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 21: So, when when Angel Reess NBA two K cover came out,
Speaker 21: people started having conversations about why Caitlyn Clark didn't get
Speaker 21: the cover, and RG three has been very like he's
Speaker 21: he's been adding to that narrative of Kaitlyn Clark versus
Speaker 21: Angel Rey.
Speaker 4: But what's the monkey thing?
Speaker 21: So when the cover drops and there was a monkey
Speaker 21: cover that people put they made Angelies to be a
Speaker 21: monkey on the cover, r G three reposted it and
Speaker 21: basically was trying to say, Okay, y'all need to chill now,
Speaker 21: doctor Martle Martin Luther King's daughter Bernice King came out
Speaker 21: and said, this is exactly why we've been telling you
Speaker 21: stop even entertaining that conversation, and then Shaq jumped in
Speaker 21: that's wow.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's been a whole thing.
Speaker 1: I respect Shack standing up for Angel from r G three.
Speaker 1: I'm trying them though, Shack worth four hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: Punch me, please punch me, punch me. I'm falling out.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm having a see jumped on myself.
Speaker 28: Please please, Papa John's I'm sorry, please please, And it
Speaker 28: was a premeditated threat to Oh Lord man, why have
Speaker 28: you blessed me in this way?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 1: Not God, Jesus like, thank you, White Jesus. Finally, me
Speaker 1: and my wife Blue, you know I live.
Speaker 3: After this hit.
Speaker 2: Get pushed too.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that's the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 2: Thank you Lauren.
Speaker 3: Now let's get to the People's Choice Mixed get your request.
Speaker 2: Then it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're checking out
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 2: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club reminding you guys,
Speaker 2: four days left to my car show. Salute to everybody
Speaker 2: in the seven five seven one on three jams. You
Speaker 2: guys have shown so much love. The city has shown
Speaker 2: so much love for this car show. You know.
Speaker 3: Of course I went to Hampton. I was down there
Speaker 3: by what five six years.
Speaker 2: My wife went to Old Dominion. I got so many
Speaker 2: roots out there. To every body out there from the clips,
Speaker 2: push that who's been calling me fam Lay and Tony,
Speaker 2: everybody out there. I appreciate you. DJ Vince the locals
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Speaker 2: so much love, Like that's really my home body, Sea,
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Speaker 2: to know I feel love. Thank you so much. All
Speaker 2: right now, what we also got to say salute to
Speaker 2: ab Abdullah for joining us this morning. He's the CEO
Speaker 2: of AFRO Future and then bringing.
Speaker 13: It to the D.
Speaker 2: Come on, what's wrong with you? Man?
Speaker 4: You know we bringing it to the D. What y'all
Speaker 4: gonna d for it?
Speaker 2: Like, come on, calm down, say what you're gonna do,
Speaker 2: bring it to the D.
Speaker 3: I don't even want AFRO to have a future now
Speaker 3: after what I've heard you just said, Like why.
Speaker 1: Yes, but they are bringing it to Detroit and I
Speaker 1: love what Adula them is doing. Man, Like I don't
Speaker 1: know why we don't want to get more connected to
Speaker 1: our African ancestry.
Speaker 3: It makes no sense to me, even the conversations people
Speaker 3: we haven't now about, you know.
Speaker 1: Getting mad because African African culture is represented at Essence Fest.
Speaker 3: Like what are we doing?
Speaker 2: This is weird.
Speaker 3: It's definitely like what are we doing?
Speaker 4: And this weekend y'all. If y'all are out in Milwaukee.
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Speaker 2: It was time to get up out of here, all right, Charloman,
Speaker 2: you got a positive note?
Speaker 1: I do, but I just want to remind everybody that tomorrow,
Speaker 1: you know, my wife and I we opened up some
Speaker 1: Crystal franchises in South Carolina, and tomorrow we're cutting the
Speaker 1: ribbon on the second one in Walterboro, South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Graduation.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, twelve twenty two Bells Highway in Walterboro,
Speaker 1: South Carolina. I'll be at Crystal from ten forty five
Speaker 1: to eleven.
Speaker 3: Forty five on the dot. Okay, so yeah, I'll see
Speaker 3: y'all tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Walter Borrow with the positive notice, simply, this healing makes
Speaker 1: you realize some people don't deserve to be around you,
Speaker 1: no matter how much you love them. Okay, unconditional love
Speaker 1: doesn't mean unconditional tolerance of abuse, disrespect, or bs. It's
Speaker 1: unconditional love, not unconditional boundaries.
Speaker 3: Have a great day, breakfast club, bitch
Speaker 8: It, you don'na finish, or y'all done.