Speaker 1: Wake that ass up in the morning. The Breakfast Club
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God we are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Jess is six, so she's not here.
Speaker 2: Laurla Roe is feeling in and we got a special.
Speaker 3: Guest in the building, legend himself.
Speaker 1: Martin Laws, Ladies and gentlemen. How you feeling.
Speaker 4: Good, great man, Glad to be here with you. Guys.
Speaker 2: This weekend you're gonna be at the ball Clays and
Speaker 2: also Atlantic City Performance. So if you haven't got your tickets,
Speaker 2: get your tickets. We're actually today we're giving away front
Speaker 2: row seats to go to the show. So calling one
Speaker 2: on five right now, eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 2: one five.
Speaker 1: We gotta don't.
Speaker 5: Say nothing in the front row because I might get
Speaker 5: you in front row.
Speaker 1: Those tickets are yours. How you feeling, brother.
Speaker 5: I'm feeling great man, feeling great, feeling blessed. I feel
Speaker 5: for all the people going through uh tragic stuff in La.
Speaker 4: You know with the fires.
Speaker 5: My sister's house burned down. Sorry, yeah, so you know
Speaker 5: we got start rebuilding.
Speaker 1: You know, so you live in La too, right, but
Speaker 1: it was your house?
Speaker 4: Effective enough, No, but it was getting close. It was
Speaker 4: getting close. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do they call you immediately, like you know, modern house
Speaker 3: burned down?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well I was at my ranch back in Virginia and
Speaker 5: chilling in the snow and all that was going on.
Speaker 5: I was just one nothing I could do, but my
Speaker 5: family that I had in LA was holding it down.
Speaker 3: Do you reach for your pockets first or do you
Speaker 3: wait to see what the insurance gonna do?
Speaker 4: Oh? Well both?
Speaker 6: What's the rebuilding process going to be like?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 7: Like you guys have to wait a certain amount of
Speaker 7: time before you can even start like thinking about that.
Speaker 6: Do they give you a.
Speaker 4: I really don't know. I really don't know.
Speaker 2: I got to ask about Bad Boys? You know, the
Speaker 2: Bad Boys franchise picked back up right where y'all left
Speaker 2: off years ago, right, Yeah, And it's pretty amazing because
Speaker 2: as a kid, I grew up on it, right, but
Speaker 2: now my kids are growing up on it. So do
Speaker 2: you expected to catch so big? And how many are
Speaker 2: y'all gonna do? Because it's not it's not like you know,
Speaker 2: usually you do a sequel it's like, and then the
Speaker 2: one after that it's like, but now it's not whack.
Speaker 2: It keeps going, So how many more. You're gonna do it,
Speaker 2: y'all shooting?
Speaker 5: I really don't know, you know, you know, the business
Speaker 5: is fickleed, you know. I hope to do uh more,
Speaker 5: you know, as long as Will wants to do them,
Speaker 5: you know, well, and the audience wants some we're doing
Speaker 5: you know. We like giving you a good work, you know,
Speaker 5: so you know, we have a lot of fun with
Speaker 5: bad boys.
Speaker 8: Why I was wondering about the toll, like, like you
Speaker 8: got money, you're old enow, why even go back on
Speaker 8: the grind and doing a comedy.
Speaker 4: Tour because it's where I started. It's my baby, you know,
Speaker 4: it's it's it's my bread winner. You know.
Speaker 5: When I don't have nothing else to do, I can't
Speaker 5: do movies or TV or whatever. I can always go
Speaker 5: back to stand up and my audience is always there
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 8: Do you think that the stand up Do you think
Speaker 8: the appetite of stand up is the same as it
Speaker 8: used to be?
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you're still hungry or you know, if you're
Speaker 5: still hungry, Yeah, and I'm still hungry.
Speaker 3: What about the audience? Because standup is kind of a
Speaker 3: lost art.
Speaker 8: I love stand up, you know what I mean, But
Speaker 8: it feels like it's kind of a lost art because
Speaker 8: of social media.
Speaker 3: People. I don't even know people really know what funny
Speaker 3: funny is anymore.
Speaker 8: But to go on stage and the captivating audience just
Speaker 8: you and the microphone, You think the audience still has it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, people need to laugh, you know, and people want
Speaker 5: to laugh. I mean you see the sound of the
Speaker 5: times that we're in. I mean, people just really want
Speaker 5: to come out and laugh, man, And that's what we
Speaker 5: need to do.
Speaker 4: Laughter. Hill's the world. Man.
Speaker 7: I saw a quote you said, the way fighters trained,
Speaker 7: that's how you train when you're getting ready for comedy.
Speaker 7: How do you get ready for a tour like this
Speaker 7: after ten years and getting back on the stage, Like,
Speaker 7: is that a different level of training now or is
Speaker 7: it still the same?
Speaker 4: You know, it's same.
Speaker 5: I go to the comedy clubs, you know, and I
Speaker 5: work out. I go to the comedy store and work
Speaker 5: out during the week and just keep working out, working
Speaker 5: out til I built up our set and to it's ready.
Speaker 4: To go on the road.
Speaker 6: How you pick and choose what goes into your sets?
Speaker 7: Because I was watching one of your old sets that
Speaker 7: you did at that you mentioned, like the Rodney King
Speaker 7: beatings and like but you made it.
Speaker 6: Funny in a dark time.
Speaker 7: Nowadays people so touchy, Like, so, do you stay away
Speaker 7: from certain stuff cause you're like, now it's like the.
Speaker 9: Icon right now, I'm I'm a little.
Speaker 5: I'm more cautious about, you know, subjects that I that
Speaker 5: I choose and everything. You know, when I was younger,
Speaker 5: I was fearless, you know, I just I would talk
Speaker 5: about anything or anybody. But it's a different time.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that the times?
Speaker 2: Because I always hear these stories and it's to me,
Speaker 2: it's like, damn, this this really happened when you used
Speaker 2: to work telemarketing, right and you were there with Pepper,
Speaker 2: I guess can't play with.
Speaker 4: That sis and robots and robot.
Speaker 1: How was those experiences?
Speaker 2: And are you ever amazed at all of y'all was
Speaker 2: successful in your own way of going?
Speaker 5: Well, well, see, I wasn't there with kidding play. I
Speaker 5: was there with Salt and Pepper, and and I was
Speaker 5: always clown and you know, joking around at work and everything,
Speaker 5: not on the phone doing what I'm supposed to be doing.
Speaker 1: What did you have to do?
Speaker 4: I was trying. I was trying to crack on salt.
Speaker 4: I was trying to crack on.
Speaker 5: SAWT and Herbie Love was working there too, and and
Speaker 5: I was like, Sor, you know, I'm trying to get
Speaker 5: with you, and she was like, Martin, I'm with Herbie.
Speaker 4: I said, Herbie is your your boyfriend? And I look
Speaker 4: at Herbie. I said, Herbie, this is your girlfriend? He
Speaker 4: said yeah. I said, oh man. So then I just
Speaker 4: had to leave that alone.
Speaker 1: So what were you selling on the phone? That's what
Speaker 1: I never like. What was Sears selling?
Speaker 4: You're selling maintenance agreement selling me?
Speaker 1: Do you remember your pitch back then and what you
Speaker 1: had to do?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: You know, hello, how are you? I was wondering, you
Speaker 5: just brought a new applying? How is it working for you?
Speaker 5: You know, in thirty days or sixty days, something could
Speaker 5: happen to it?
Speaker 4: Would you like to extend your warranty and all that?
Speaker 1: And the way they said no, did you curse him out?
Speaker 1: Do you start cracking on them? Nah?
Speaker 4: Because a lot of them just hang up.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 7: One of it shows to be like yo, you called
Speaker 7: me like nobody. That's never happened.
Speaker 6: No, No, I don't remember that.
Speaker 8: Y'all was thinking too, My you're you're a very physical comedian, right,
Speaker 8: that's like a lot, a lot of what you do
Speaker 8: involved with your facial expression is how you move as
Speaker 8: you got older. Do you believe that impacts your comedy?
Speaker 5: Like, no, no, I still love being physical. I love
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: It's ain't falling all over the floor.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I'm not doing that, but I love
Speaker 5: still doing some physical comedy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And you said, you know you don't say what
Speaker 8: you used to say on stage. I remember an episode
Speaker 8: of Death Comedy Jam I forgot he was messing with
Speaker 8: I feel like it was at level. But maybe I'm
Speaker 8: making this up, but you were saying you was talking
Speaker 8: about a girl. He was with a girl, and you
Speaker 8: were saying, you remember that episode.
Speaker 4: You're talking about mc light.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but that wasn't the true
Speaker 5: joke all the time, all the time, Yeah that that
Speaker 5: wasn't true.
Speaker 4: That wasn't true.
Speaker 5: I was just messing with her boyfriend and I was
Speaker 5: just jaging at them.
Speaker 4: So you know, I just said it. God damn.
Speaker 9: You know he had to approach you about that.
Speaker 4: He couldn't do nothing. He could whoop my ask. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was todd at the time or something.
Speaker 9: Why did you decide to heat him up?
Speaker 4: Like that because I love her and was saying get
Speaker 4: get him with a joke.
Speaker 3: That's a hell of a joke to stay in front
Speaker 3: of him.
Speaker 2: Used to do the I used to do a rap
Speaker 2: city with him, not rap city, but.
Speaker 1: Has anybody about joke?
Speaker 4: Nah? She she was real cool. No, she's real cool.
Speaker 2: Did anybody ever coming to you after the show and
Speaker 2: wanted to fight, because, like he said, you didn't hold
Speaker 2: anything back, like you didn't care who was in that show.
Speaker 2: You was going at him. Anybody said you, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be moaning outside after No.
Speaker 4: Never, No, because I'm not that dude. Man, I'm not
Speaker 4: that dude. And I got.
Speaker 1: Goomed back then, so it wasn't happening.
Speaker 4: Wasn't happening and then.
Speaker 1: And I still got him. Go back to that.
Speaker 7: You still lean into a lot of the crowd work
Speaker 7: in your shows now you mentioned did you still do
Speaker 7: a lot of CrowdWork today in your shows?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: I do a lot of meet and greets and stuff.
Speaker 5: You know, I love, you know, hooking up with my audience.
Speaker 1: He's talking about snapping on people in the audience.
Speaker 7: I mean not snapping, but just like you know when
Speaker 7: you go to the comedy shows, I feel like a lot.
Speaker 7: I know for me when I go I want to
Speaker 7: see the comedians of the crowd work because it's off
Speaker 7: the top and like most people when they do it, well,
Speaker 7: I'm like, oh dang, he's like really good at this.
Speaker 7: So I think people look for that for you also too,
Speaker 7: because it's in a lot of your stand ups. You
Speaker 7: see you go off on the crowd.
Speaker 4: Thank you now.
Speaker 2: Also when it is your daughter got engaged to Eddie
Speaker 2: murphy Son, Yeah, congratulations.
Speaker 5: And he's a great kid. I'm a great young man,
Speaker 5: great young man. I don't think she could have found
Speaker 5: nobody better.
Speaker 2: Now, we have this rule up here if we're ever
Speaker 2: out and about that's Richard than us. Whoever has the
Speaker 2: most money has to pay.
Speaker 5: Well. Eddie already said I have to pay for it.
Speaker 5: He said he paid for the last six weddings. You know,
Speaker 5: because Eddie got a lot of kids.
Speaker 4: He said he paid for the last six. So he said, no,
Speaker 4: this is on you, he said. I said, I don't mind.
Speaker 6: So he's still holding you today, I said, so he's
Speaker 6: still holding you to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's holding me to that. He's holding me.
Speaker 8: Did you ever did you envision that? Because it seemed
Speaker 8: like back in the nineties, and I could be wrong.
Speaker 8: It seemed like y'all had just like such a brotherhood
Speaker 8: amongst each other, you know what I mean. And to
Speaker 8: see that brotherhood y'all had. But now y'all kids getting married,
Speaker 8: did you see that?
Speaker 4: Never? I never couldn't believe it. Couldn't believe it when.
Speaker 3: They first told you that they was connected. What you
Speaker 3: did you call it and be like, hey man, you
Speaker 3: know our children to day?
Speaker 4: No, I just uh.
Speaker 5: When I talked to him, I said, can you believe it?
Speaker 5: He said, it's beautiful.
Speaker 4: You know, long as they respect each other and love
Speaker 4: each other. You know, hey, world two nah?
Speaker 1: Nah nah.
Speaker 2: I picture you and Will at the door and they
Speaker 2: coming up and you having that conversation.
Speaker 1: You never had to have that conversation.
Speaker 4: No, with my daughters, I'm open.
Speaker 5: I'm you know, I'm kind of father that gives them,
Speaker 5: gives them room. You know, if they if the boyfriends
Speaker 5: they're bringing me to meet are disrespectful, then they're going
Speaker 5: to see another side of me. But if they're nice
Speaker 5: young man or whatever.
Speaker 4: I don't I don't do all.
Speaker 7: By the time you meet, my dad needs to be right,
Speaker 7: yeahund and my.
Speaker 4: Reputation proceeds itself.
Speaker 3: You mustn't people.
Speaker 9: Thought in the comedy world, how important was it?
Speaker 8: I mean, how hard was it to sell hip hop
Speaker 8: the Hollywood in the nineties, Because when I think of
Speaker 8: like Martin, y'all had Biggie on and Met Mann movies
Speaker 8: like House Party was was was Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Embracing of hip hop back then? Or did y'all have
Speaker 3: to tell them.
Speaker 5: We were coming up? We were coming up, but because
Speaker 5: we were doing so good, you.
Speaker 4: Know, they had to accept us.
Speaker 5: They had to embrace us, you know, because hip hop
Speaker 5: was hitting hard.
Speaker 4: You know, you had all this talent.
Speaker 5: And so they had to say, I open the door
Speaker 5: and say we gotta let hip hop in because it's
Speaker 5: impact in the world, you know, and you see what
Speaker 5: hip hop is doing now.
Speaker 8: You know what what do you think happened to television?
Speaker 8: And what I mean by that is, you know, they
Speaker 8: always talk about the negative images of black people that
Speaker 8: exist now on TV and in film, But it's like
Speaker 8: when we came up in the nineties, we didn't have that.
Speaker 8: We had the Martins and the Cosby shows in the
Speaker 8: Different Worlds and the living singles like what do you
Speaker 8: think made Hollywood say? We're gonna stop doing that and
Speaker 8: start doing reality TV.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe because reality when when they first put it on,
Speaker 5: it hit, you know, people started gravitating to it or whatever.
Speaker 5: And maybe it's it's ways they get tax breaks.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: But y'all was hitting too, and it was great the
Speaker 8: tation like you had a job, he was a radio person.
Speaker 1: It was probably cheaper too, though you ain't.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm saying tax breaks and all that stuff,
Speaker 5: you know, but.
Speaker 3: It don't stand the tother time. It ain't a sy indication.
Speaker 8: Years later, thirty years later, yeah, you know, I also
Speaker 8: wonder two. But growing up, you know, watching you play,
Speaker 8: watching you in Big Mama's house, I never thought anything
Speaker 8: of it. I just thought it was funny. But nowadays
Speaker 8: you hear people say, oh, you know, that's you got
Speaker 8: to sell your soul in Hollywood, and that's humiliation rituals
Speaker 8: and nil zumanai.
Speaker 3: What are you think of that?
Speaker 4: It's bullshit.
Speaker 5: It's it's all bullshit doing doing what I'm doing doing
Speaker 5: Big Mama and characters like that and whatever. These are
Speaker 5: strong black women, you know, and I'm a comedian, you know,
Speaker 5: and I'm not above playing the character, putting on the
Speaker 5: dress or whatever, because I'm in tune with my manhood,
Speaker 5: you know, so I know who I am. So I
Speaker 5: don't worry about all that.
Speaker 2: Had a missed art because we've seen it with you,
Speaker 2: We've seen it with Eddie. But now it seems like everybody,
Speaker 2: like he said, is afraid to do that.
Speaker 9: But except for talent.
Speaker 1: Except for talent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's if you're in tune with your manhood, you
Speaker 5: shouldn't be worrying about it, you know, if you ain't
Speaker 5: letting nobody get other than your dress.
Speaker 9: Whatever a point.
Speaker 8: Whatever, a point where you felt like the industry boxed
Speaker 8: you in and they just wanted you to be the
Speaker 8: funny guy and didn't give you, like I guess, room
Speaker 8: to grow.
Speaker 5: Was an actor, yeah, because I haven't been offered a
Speaker 5: lot of dramatic roles.
Speaker 4: You know. The closest I I.
Speaker 5: Had to I got a dramatic role was I had
Speaker 5: to do it myself was the line between eleven eight.
Speaker 4: So that was the closest.
Speaker 5: And then I wind up recently, about two years ago,
Speaker 5: I did a movie called Mind Gauge that was total drama,
Speaker 5: no comedy and everything else.
Speaker 4: So I did about two.
Speaker 3: Do you even want to do that?
Speaker 4: Are you like, yeah, I wanted to try it. I
Speaker 4: wanted to try to see if I could pull it.
Speaker 7: When you saw it happening to you, though, were you
Speaker 7: talking to your team like, yo, why is this happening?
Speaker 7: Why are we not pushing back? Or were you just
Speaker 7: like I gotta do what I gotta do to eat
Speaker 7: to keep my family fat always.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm not sell your soul, but what do
Speaker 5: what's appealing to you now?
Speaker 2: They also talk about Blue Streak the sequel. Yes, you
Speaker 2: got the shooting that we're working on it. You're working
Speaker 2: on right, we're writing the right to.
Speaker 1: Leave off in Mexico or have you figured that out
Speaker 1: as yet?
Speaker 4: No, we haven't figured it out yet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if they come get me from Mexico to
Speaker 5: you know, because I have the diamond so I'm living
Speaker 5: high off the hog, you know, so.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happened to be a crazy soundtrack to
Speaker 1: like the first one?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, how.
Speaker 3: Do you choose what to do a sequel to? Because
Speaker 3: Blue Streak was good?
Speaker 8: But to me, I'm like, y'all rather see Life Part two,
Speaker 8: like I like another one.
Speaker 4: I like to see how y'all want, they want.
Speaker 5: Everybody wants to be Life Part two. But you gotta remember,
Speaker 5: uh me and Aaddy were we were what ninety bout time?
Speaker 8: It can be a period, so it can be based
Speaker 8: on when y'all first got out, wh y'all first broke out.
Speaker 3: What did Ray and Claude do? What was their life
Speaker 3: like when they first.
Speaker 2: Broke Well, we went to the baseball Gamember, that's all
Speaker 2: we saw right by, you know that getting introduced by Agron.
Speaker 6: You know, they might not have made it through the experience.
Speaker 9: I want you to die with you could right when y'all.
Speaker 5: Broke out, right, Well, if somebody puts it together, man, hey,
Speaker 5: I told her. I talked to Daddy about it and
Speaker 5: ed he said, he Man, if somebody could make it
Speaker 5: make sense, hey, we'll do it again.
Speaker 8: You do you get I don't want to say frustrated,
Speaker 8: but like having to convince people in Hollywood, like you,
Speaker 8: Martin Lawrence, you know what I'm saying, Like having to
Speaker 8: sit down and pitch things.
Speaker 4: Or like, yeah, that's frustrating.
Speaker 5: That's frustrating, but it's part of the business, you know,
Speaker 5: And and it's hit a mess, you know, But uh,
Speaker 5: I have a strong faith in uh in God and
Speaker 5: uh he's my Asian.
Speaker 7: It's crazy to me that you still have to pitch
Speaker 7: things like just hearing that, it's like, wow, what about
Speaker 7: a Martin reunion? Like I know you guys did the reunion,
Speaker 7: but like people wanted to see like actual episodes like
Speaker 7: maybe You're Not Sex and the City. They got back
Speaker 7: there the dated episodes and then they had a movie
Speaker 7: like is there anything on screen from you guys that
Speaker 7: we're going to ever see from the Martin from the
Speaker 7: Martin Cash?
Speaker 4: Yes, no, No.
Speaker 5: Tommy Ford was a big part of of what we
Speaker 5: did and him not being there that's not the same
Speaker 5: got you and we we can't. We called uh lightning
Speaker 5: in a bottle, you know, and that that won't happen again.
Speaker 2: Who came up with the idea of being a radio
Speaker 2: host like that?
Speaker 1: That was dope?
Speaker 4: Like but I just I did?
Speaker 5: And why yeah, just try something different, you know, you
Speaker 5: know Detroit, you know, being able to say say what
Speaker 5: I want on the radio and being you know outlandish
Speaker 5: uh radio announcer and everything, having celebrities come through and everything.
Speaker 4: It's just fun fun of radio.
Speaker 8: Did you type cast yourself with Martin? Meaning like being
Speaker 8: at the character name with Martin, and they saw how
Speaker 8: you acted on the show, they expect you to be
Speaker 8: like that in everyday life. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 8: every time I've been around you, it seem like you
Speaker 8: very reserved, laid back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm nothing like the Martin on exactly. You know,
Speaker 5: people do ask me that you like Tomorrow on TV.
Speaker 5: Sometime I tell them, hell yeah, I'll throw your ass out.
Speaker 8: But I think that's a lot like a lot of
Speaker 8: times people see you when they think something's wrong. But
Speaker 8: I'm like number one, he's older, Number two. How did
Speaker 8: we ever know that was told us that was him?
Speaker 4: Yeah, nah, that was my energy.
Speaker 5: That was me just projecting, just just just being big,
Speaker 5: just you know, giving you a bigger version of Martin
Speaker 5: and you know, just.
Speaker 4: Just having fun, just having fun.
Speaker 5: But I'm not like that in real life. I'm I'm mature.
Speaker 5: You know, it's that's my job. You know, you don't
Speaker 5: want to be on all the time. That gets annoying
Speaker 5: somebody people don't take you serious.
Speaker 6: Was it exhausting having to be on all the time?
Speaker 7: Because you did a really good job at that job,
Speaker 7: Like I would have never known that that wasn't how
Speaker 7: you were in real life.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it g's exhausting, but when you're having fun with it,
Speaker 5: you don't feel it.
Speaker 3: And that the reason you had to whip ass because
Speaker 3: people they.
Speaker 4: You said that the reason.
Speaker 3: Because they thought they could play with people, thought they
Speaker 3: could play with you, so you have to show them.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 8: Ever had somebody just laid out on the floor, They
Speaker 8: just like Matt just got sucked up by Martin.
Speaker 4: I don't have.
Speaker 8: Some And what do y'all know what it is to
Speaker 8: you got a lot of different comedians on there. You
Speaker 8: got just hilarious of course, Adele Givings, be some Mom,
Speaker 8: Chico being DC, Young Fly, Dion Cole, just to name
Speaker 8: a few. How do you pick who you want to
Speaker 8: be on the roll? Because that's such an honor for
Speaker 8: a comedian to be on the roll with a Martin Lord.
Speaker 5: Because they fire, they fire many. They're so talented there,
Speaker 5: they're the next ones, you know, the next uh comedy stars,
Speaker 5: you know, and uh to for me to just have
Speaker 5: a little piece of helping them out, get them some
Speaker 5: exposure or whatever, you know, I'm honored to do that.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm supposed to do. Knowing my position, and
Speaker 5: uh so I love it and I love working with them.
Speaker 1: Well, call it one o five right now.
Speaker 2: If you want to sit in the front row eight
Speaker 2: hundred five eight five, one oh five.
Speaker 1: One, you have to be in New York. We ain't
Speaker 1: flying you, we ain't paying for a bus ticket. We
Speaker 1: just got your tickets. If you're in New York.
Speaker 2: Or you can make it to New York, call it
Speaker 2: one o five right now. Eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 2: one oh five one. You're gonna be at the ball
Speaker 2: plays tonight, so you get those tickets tonight, Saturday. He's
Speaker 2: gonna be in Atlantic City. February eighth, Houston, Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be in your neck of the wood, South Carolina, Greenville.
Speaker 1: No, it's not my just South Carolina.
Speaker 3: Just it's the low country.
Speaker 2: In February fifteen, Charlotte, North Carolina. Say, if you haven't
Speaker 2: got your tickets, get your tickets, and we appreciate you
Speaker 2: for joining.
Speaker 5: Usways, man, thank you all for having me. Man, I'm
Speaker 5: glad I came in. Man, it's been a minute.
Speaker 9: You see you on the wall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I see yeah, man, thank.
Speaker 1: You, that's what it is. It's Martin Lawrence it's the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Good morning, wake that ass.
Speaker 4: Up ear in the morning. The Breakfast Club