Speaker 1: Good morning us say yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo Hilarios.
Speaker 3: Paces to the plane. It is my dad, good morning,
Speaker 3: yill you. How y'all feel like that?
Speaker 2: Feel great?
Speaker 3: How you feeling?
Speaker 4: Just welcome back, yo, thank you. Your life will come
Speaker 4: at you fast. I swear yo. I was at a restaurant,
Speaker 4: I was chilling, I was eating, and then hour later
Speaker 4: I felt like I had like, uh, food poisoning. Right,
Speaker 4: So I go to the hospital for one thing and
Speaker 4: it's a whole nother thing, and then it's an emergency surgery.
Speaker 2: Jesus, and then it's emergency surgery.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm like, yo, come on, And I went online, you
Speaker 4: know because I had to miss like Arlington. I had
Speaker 4: shows that were so I missed Bark plays with Martin
Speaker 4: and I had to miss that, right. So I go
Speaker 4: in there and I'm telling people. I'm like, yo, yo,
Speaker 4: i had to have surgery.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: They're like, you missed the show because you want to
Speaker 4: get a bb yo. I'm like, yo, that's theery. No,
Speaker 4: that's not an emergency surgery, Like that is not Why
Speaker 4: is that the first thing?
Speaker 7: People?
Speaker 2: Mind?
Speaker 6: Go to you, but no life come at you?
Speaker 7: Was the surgery do you want to say?
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's a very common surgery obviously, and they
Speaker 4: tell you that it's a r that it's outpatient, but
Speaker 4: it's not.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 4: The recovery time it's way longer than what they tell you.
Speaker 4: It's crazy trash.
Speaker 2: But you're doing better now.
Speaker 6: I am doing better now, and I want.
Speaker 7: To go see you Saturday. I thought you was going
Speaker 7: to be in Atlantic the.
Speaker 6: Wrong show Friday Buckleys clown, so.
Speaker 3: Stop playing with me.
Speaker 8: I wasn't Atlantic City Saturday. I know you was was
Speaker 8: waiting to see you come on stage.
Speaker 4: And I text you back and was like, why why
Speaker 4: the clown?
Speaker 9: Yo?
Speaker 8: I want to go see Martin in Atlantic City on Saturday.
Speaker 8: I swear I thought just was on that show.
Speaker 10: She was on the Friday show. I was supposed to
Speaker 10: go Friday. I had date night to go Friday, but
Speaker 10: just wasn't day.
Speaker 8: I was like, no, I did not expect Martin to
Speaker 8: be on that damn stage for hour and some change
Speaker 8: you up, therefore it has to change.
Speaker 3: I got tired.
Speaker 2: I was like time, look, look, yo, they was on there.
Speaker 4: You know I couldn't do the show Friday so I
Speaker 4: went on Live like to let people know because New
Speaker 4: York was mad. They was in my comments like I
Speaker 4: posted about something else. They was on there like no,
Speaker 4: why you wasn't it? And we had to see ll
Speaker 4: and I was like, hello, cool, ja is a good
Speaker 4: feeling for me? They was like no, Lonnie Love and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, oh, that's what's up.
Speaker 6: But shout out to Lonney Love.
Speaker 2: She did great.
Speaker 11: And at the Barclays heard.
Speaker 10: Let me tell you about your your old uncle over here, right,
Speaker 10: this guy gonna hit in the group chat what time
Speaker 10: did Martin get on on Friday?
Speaker 2: So I know what time to get on Saturday?
Speaker 3: Wow, I am right.
Speaker 6: That's not how you That's not how that goes.
Speaker 3: But I thought it was.
Speaker 7: They told me the show was over promptly at ten.
Speaker 3: He was like, it's over at ten.
Speaker 2: I'll be back in the bed.
Speaker 8: That's how you got to plan things. When you get
Speaker 8: what time was it over? Martin got off said about
Speaker 8: ten twenty eight. You went on about nine twenty was
Speaker 8: doing twenty minutes.
Speaker 7: Man was upset. I just was like, damn, y'all told
Speaker 7: me to that.
Speaker 6: I checked you like that, yeah you a.
Speaker 8: Because I was just shocked. I didn't expect Martin to
Speaker 8: be out there because I've heard so many different things. Yeah,
Speaker 8: they told me that Martin out between Colin no Mark.
Speaker 8: Then the whole set for hours and change. I was like, damn,
Speaker 8: that's what's up. Who opened that farm? Daphney, Daphne Springs, Springs.
Speaker 3: It was funny. I didn't know her.
Speaker 6: Benji bron ben Benji is funny.
Speaker 10: Yes, all right, Well today on the show, Teddy Swims
Speaker 10: will be joining us. Oh my god, yes, you missed
Speaker 10: Teddy Swim.
Speaker 3: This new album.
Speaker 7: I've tried everything, but Therapy Part two is out right now.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: On Friday.
Speaker 10: Good dude, good dude, all right, let's get the show cracking.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's only right. Philly, good morning. You don't
Speaker 10: have right, Philly, good morning. It's only right. Philly is
Speaker 10: going to the super.
Speaker 2: It's only right.
Speaker 6: I'm happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's only right.
Speaker 7: I love Philly. I can't say I love you.
Speaker 6: That's the cousin. The cousins.
Speaker 8: I have rooting for them to beat Kansas City, which
Speaker 8: means Cannas City will win.
Speaker 10: All right, from praise dudes. When we come back, it's
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, congrass Philly. Good morning everybody,
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club, DJ MV, Jess, Hilaris, Charlamagne, the Guy, Let's.
Speaker 8: Get me ain't Philly, Philly, Lord Darby and Upper Marion
Speaker 8: something like that.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's start off with sports.
Speaker 10: The Eagles beat the command this fifty five twenty three,
Speaker 10: and the Chiefs beat the Bills thirty two to twenty nine.
Speaker 10: So the Chiefs will be taking on the Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 10: in the twenty twenty five Super Bowl Sunday, February twenty
Speaker 10: ninth at six thirty P.
Speaker 8: I'm rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles simply because I can
Speaker 8: fast during the game.
Speaker 3: After the game, when Travis.
Speaker 2: Kelsey was giving his speech, they showed her a lot.
Speaker 3: I want the Eagles to win, man, but.
Speaker 10: You know what, I want the Chiefs to win the
Speaker 10: three P but I want I want say Kwon Balkley
Speaker 10: to win one.
Speaker 8: Now, don't get me wrong on three P in football
Speaker 8: is incredible, you know what I mean. I've never that's
Speaker 8: something we would never have seen before. And I like
Speaker 8: seeing history. But I'm going with the Eagles.
Speaker 2: I want to see Kwan win one.
Speaker 5: I love.
Speaker 3: And I love the city of Phillies.
Speaker 4: It's the sane and that. Let it be about that.
Speaker 4: You're speaking of Morgan. I know you made I am.
Speaker 3: I'm just I don't even though she was on there.
Speaker 12: She's so.
Speaker 6: My home team and my other home team.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, we gotta hear.
Speaker 14: We on the couch with it. But you know what
Speaker 14: I'm saying, We'll enjoy the cheese, steaks, the pizza.
Speaker 11: And the wings.
Speaker 14: You know, that's what and Kendrick and all of that.
Speaker 14: But let's get into this front page news guys. So,
Speaker 14: Trump was in California last week over the weekend to
Speaker 14: survey damage caused by recent wildfires. He was met on
Speaker 14: the tarmac by California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday afternoon,
Speaker 14: and the two shook hands and exchanged some words before
Speaker 14: speaking to the press. Let's hear from Trump.
Speaker 9: Now, we're gonna be taking at four with some of
Speaker 9: the people from the area. I appreciate the governor coming
Speaker 9: out and meeting me. Tremendous numbers of lives have been effected,
Speaker 9: a lot of real estate, it's been infected. Nobody's ever
Speaker 9: probably seen anything like this he did. I'm gonna say,
Speaker 9: since the Second World.
Speaker 15: War, what do you think of it.
Speaker 9: I mean, nothing like this has happened, and we're gonna
Speaker 9: get it fixed.
Speaker 3: So we'll get it perfectently fixed so it.
Speaker 13: Can't happen again.
Speaker 3: And again.
Speaker 9: We'll be talking a little bit later and we're gonna
Speaker 9: work down.
Speaker 14: Okay. So Newsom also spoke with Trump during that exchange.
Speaker 14: He says he hasn't forgotten Trump during the COVID nineteen pandemic,
Speaker 14: and he looks forward to working together to help recovery efforts.
Speaker 14: Let's hear from California Governor Gavin Newsom most support.
Speaker 15: They thank you for being here me.
Speaker 16: It's a great deal to all of us, not just
Speaker 16: the folks in Palisades, the folks in Altadena that were devastated.
Speaker 15: We're gonna need your support. We're gonna need your help.
Speaker 7: If you were there for us during COVID, I.
Speaker 15: Don't forget that, and I have.
Speaker 6: All the expectations that we'll be able to work together to.
Speaker 15: Get the speedy recovery.
Speaker 8: And this is exactly why people like Gavin Newsom shouldn't
Speaker 8: say things like I'm gonna Trump proof my state. Yep,
Speaker 8: I said, just back into some because it will make
Speaker 8: you look like a hypocrite when you need the president.
Speaker 3: You are a governor.
Speaker 8: You have to work with the president, and when things
Speaker 8: like this happen, you're going to need a federal aid,
Speaker 8: So you're going to need the president.
Speaker 14: Facts, does it not both work both ways? Though, Being
Speaker 14: that Trump vow to sign an executive order dismantling FEMA,
Speaker 14: and he also threatened to halt wildfire relief from California
Speaker 14: unless his demands about voter id laws and fraud are met.
Speaker 8: Of course, absolutely, That's why I'm saying that it all
Speaker 8: looks hypocritical for on both both sides. But you know
Speaker 8: when you hear when you hear a governor say, you know,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna Trump prove my state.
Speaker 7: How how you gonna Trump? How are you going to
Speaker 7: President prove your state?
Speaker 2: You can't.
Speaker 11: No, not not at all. Absolutely.
Speaker 14: So later that day, Trump spoke with during a briefing
Speaker 14: with LA Mayor Karen Bass, and the two had a
Speaker 14: rather interesting exchange.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 14: He said that there will be no delays when it
Speaker 14: comes to granting permits to rebuild from wildfires. That's here
Speaker 14: from Trump's Let's hear from Trump and LA Mayor Karen
Speaker 14: Bass in that exchange.
Speaker 17: We absolutely need your help.
Speaker 7: We need the federal help.
Speaker 12: You've got it.
Speaker 3: I teld you you will have no permit problem.
Speaker 7: That will be zero delay.
Speaker 5: Yea.
Speaker 12: The one thing is.
Speaker 16: They are saying they will not be allowed to start
Speaker 16: for eighteen months.
Speaker 3: No, that will not be.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 7: I just hope you're like you can hold me to
Speaker 7: four groups.
Speaker 3: Said that, No, that would be.
Speaker 7: They should be able to do it.
Speaker 2: They should be able to start tonight.
Speaker 8: The people are willing to clean out their own debris,
Speaker 8: it doesn't they can.
Speaker 9: You should let them do it because another time you
Speaker 9: wire contractors, it's going to be two years.
Speaker 7: You're talking about the people that want to clean up
Speaker 7: their own property.
Speaker 2: They want to start immediately.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they want to get they want
Speaker 14: to pretty much not wait on you know, federal assistance
Speaker 14: or aid or they just want to pretty much you know,
Speaker 14: get started into things right.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, I don't blame them if.
Speaker 3: You got to do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I understand both sides.
Speaker 4: I know it can be dangerous though, like doing it
Speaker 4: like breathing and all of that stuff, like you don't
Speaker 4: know what you know, you can hurt yourself.
Speaker 10: But they just want to start early, right and if
Speaker 10: they get reimbursed, they would have to get reimbursed. But
Speaker 10: I'm like, like you said, they don't want to wait
Speaker 10: two years. They want to start right now. Put that
Speaker 10: garbage been out there, start dumping that stuff in there
Speaker 10: and get started.
Speaker 7: And that's why they like, don't deport people now.
Speaker 8: We need all undocumented immigrants. We can, we can muster. Okay,
Speaker 8: don't deport them now, please?
Speaker 11: Oh man, Well, great segue, Charlomagne.
Speaker 14: That's what we'll talk about in the seven o'clock our
Speaker 14: d e I and immigration.
Speaker 10: All right, And you know, I want to salute and
Speaker 10: continue to pray for everybody in LA because after the
Speaker 10: whole fire thing, now it's all monthday you much like
Speaker 10: green storms and they made for the little kid and say,
Speaker 10: hey they never get that much dream. Well they got
Speaker 10: that much.
Speaker 2: They got that much raid. So continue to pray for
Speaker 2: l A.
Speaker 6: I heard that, uh John legend.
Speaker 4: He was singing to the firefighters and he was singing,
Speaker 4: take it slow, like niggas ain't got the table.
Speaker 6: It was at lunch.
Speaker 4: He was singing, take it slow, and everybody just look
Speaker 4: like that's all. We gon't hand over a choice.
Speaker 3: Take it slow for a bunch of firefighters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was singing that we don't have another choice.
Speaker 10: All right, get it off your chest eight undred fi
Speaker 10: five one oh five one. If you need to vent
Speaker 10: phone lines and wide open eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 10: one oh five one is the breakfast club in morning?
Speaker 18: The breakfast Club? Wait, this is your time to get
Speaker 18: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 18: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 18: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this Rob? So Rob?
Speaker 2: Get you off your chest?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm calling to talk about sports.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Bro, what's up?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: You know it's crazy how they're doing these black coaches.
Speaker 12: Man Robert Kraft should be ashamed of his house because
Speaker 12: giving that man one year to do his job, and
Speaker 12: he was the ex.
Speaker 5: Player at the Patriot. And then the situation with the Raiders,
Speaker 5: Conree is sort of running the show there, right, and
Speaker 5: then Antonio's peerers pay for the Giants, so got them
Speaker 5: up out of there.
Speaker 12: That's why. Then the Cowboys Jerry Jones, Man, we need
Speaker 12: to play twenty four hours to live with Terry Jones.
Speaker 12: You know what driving cowboys crazy?
Speaker 8: He ain't driving me crazy because I won't let him.
Speaker 8: But I'll tell you this, We're not gonna win a
Speaker 8: championship until after until he's no longer the owner. Is
Speaker 8: this gonna it's gonna be like Dan Snyder and the Commanders.
Speaker 8: How the Commanders didn't start having success that they got
Speaker 8: Ready Dance Nighter.
Speaker 3: Same thing with the Cowboys.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and it was it was just big with that
Speaker 12: Dion situation. It was just like, I have black people hope.
Speaker 12: So that's wild. He's twenty four hours to live and.
Speaker 15: Be doing for me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, goodbye, man?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this Greg?
Speaker 12: Good morning man, digit bar polo.
Speaker 8: Everybody know from book representing Lancaster, Pa Ready and your
Speaker 8: cabbage Burgs.
Speaker 10: Then up, man, y'all take us off bluetooth for speaking
Speaker 10: your phone? A little crazy bipolar? What's up though?
Speaker 3: Oh man? Something about that?
Speaker 12: Now? I got your speaker front.
Speaker 3: I got leaked out, man.
Speaker 8: It supposed to take you back legs the Eagles of course,
Speaker 8: right an hour from there.
Speaker 3: I'm about Lancaster.
Speaker 6: So I want to say, big, don't get a day.
Speaker 15: Pe people don't get a day to the giants. Let
Speaker 15: him go there and hunt. They really did him a
Speaker 15: favor if he really looked at it, right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they did him a favor because wouldn't he wouldn't
Speaker 10: have never got this fall with the way the Giants
Speaker 10: look right now, maybe a couple of years, but I
Speaker 10: mean they should have never let him go.
Speaker 2: But I'm happy for Sa Kwan.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 2: He deserves He's a good guy. He's a genuinely good guy.
Speaker 2: He deserves it.
Speaker 8: He's not supposed to look as good at twenty seven
Speaker 8: years old, though as long as he been.
Speaker 3: In the league he looks.
Speaker 8: It's really good man.
Speaker 15: He be two stepping, hop stepping.
Speaker 8: And all that.
Speaker 6: Man and as a as a as a as a
Speaker 6: DJed community man.
Speaker 19: I just want to say a big r ip rest
Speaker 19: of the piece of djun that was very unexpected.
Speaker 12: Very least.
Speaker 7: Forty two years old dying of a heart attack.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we'll break it down more in just with the
Speaker 10: mess everybody else, Get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 10: five eight five one o five one. If you need
Speaker 10: to vent, hit us up now. It's the breakfast Sluggle morning,
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: Ray right, ray yo, Charlae man yafy.
Speaker 6: What up are we lying?
Speaker 3: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: I got an indoor pool door pool.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast club on.
Speaker 12: The phone right now.
Speaker 15: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this Henvy? What's up?
Speaker 12: Bro?
Speaker 2: What's you name?
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 12: Just showy?
Speaker 15: I just want to I want to make a man
Speaker 15: for my ladies.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 15: I had a seizure yesterday and when he woke me
Speaker 15: up to be a better you know, because I haven't
Speaker 15: been really listening to this woman.
Speaker 12: And I really loved this woman.
Speaker 2: For you, sir, say her name man, shout her out.
Speaker 15: Ageing me shea, I love your baby, and I am
Speaker 15: going to continue you just listen and on that team
Speaker 15: and communicate better with you.
Speaker 12: I love you, baby.
Speaker 3: He woke me up. Having some issoes. You having some issoes. Yeah.
Speaker 12: For the most part is my hear and tarla, you know.
Speaker 12: And it's me, you know.
Speaker 15: Like it's like me like catching on things, you know,
Speaker 15: and this seasure like like I said, he had just
Speaker 15: woke me up.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 15: Actually I'm happy that my mom and my brother actually
Speaker 15: caught me, you know when I was happening to me.
Speaker 2: If you don't mind us asking how did disease you
Speaker 2: come on? Was it was it?
Speaker 3: Was it food? Was it?
Speaker 2: How you were? Was it blood clot Like? Do you know.
Speaker 15: I'm going to schedule in my rife later on today.
Speaker 15: But uh, I heard a lot of stuff in my
Speaker 15: mind laying on me. You know, I don't want to
Speaker 15: lose this woman got you and I really do, like
Speaker 15: I said, I do love this woman without my hearty,
Speaker 15: you know, and I want to make things right.
Speaker 10: All right, brother, Well get yourself checked out. And you
Speaker 10: know they say stresses a lot of that as well.
Speaker 10: So man, that man worried about getting this girl back.
Speaker 2: Man, yeah, but he won't be that stress.
Speaker 7: He was get to the health second. He want to
Speaker 7: get the girl, get.
Speaker 2: The health first so he could be there for his girl.
Speaker 2: But good luck, brother, Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this this?
Speaker 20: Savannah?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 10: Said you got a bone to pick with Charlotte, Yeah,
Speaker 10: I do.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, Mama, good morning, Good morning, blessed Black and
Speaker 8: Holly favorite.
Speaker 3: How are you now?
Speaker 5: I'm thank you.
Speaker 4: But listen, Charla Mane, I love you.
Speaker 21: I love him to but you gotta stop hating change.
Speaker 8: I can't, man, Nope, I will not.
Speaker 7: Okay, you gotta gott Are you from there?
Speaker 14: Are?
Speaker 22: I am from that county?
Speaker 15: So I'm boring to raid.
Speaker 12: I respect that that hate so much.
Speaker 4: This morning in.
Speaker 3: Time, I really had no problem, but.
Speaker 8: I had no problem with y'all Chiefs still tell us
Speaker 8: what started coming around?
Speaker 6: Jeez, so crazy.
Speaker 12: I think that's everybody.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you. It's just like that.
Speaker 8: And you know what, I hate the fact that the
Speaker 8: Kansady Chiefs have gone to three straight Super Bowls, got
Speaker 8: the opportunity to win three more, but for whatever reason,
Speaker 8: Taylor Swift has taken us my life off the last
Speaker 8: two easily.
Speaker 3: I don't like that.
Speaker 6: That's because she is what she is. You can't be
Speaker 6: hating because Taylor Swift and Sailors do it.
Speaker 2: No football congratulations in Vanna.
Speaker 7: Go. No, I'm not gonna ever say that. But I'm
Speaker 7: rooting for the.
Speaker 3: He's about he was almost did.
Speaker 2: Get it on.
Speaker 3: By the way, I'm a cowboy fans.
Speaker 8: When me rooting for the Eagles means nothing, that means
Speaker 8: the Chiefs will probably would.
Speaker 10: If you need the vent, you can hit us up now.
Speaker 10: We got just with the mess coming up, but we're
Speaker 10: talking about.
Speaker 4: Yes, y'all know, DJONK passed over the weekend, so we're
Speaker 4: gonna send him his family some healing energy and get
Speaker 4: some updates on what happened.
Speaker 10: All right, We'll get to that next dope move. It's
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club in the morning, the Breakfast Club morning everybody.
Speaker 10: It's d J n V, Jess, Larry Charlamage the god.
Speaker 10: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get you Jest with
Speaker 10: the mess you.
Speaker 15: Use this real weather.
Speaker 6: It's her Lions just co robbing Moore. Just don't do
Speaker 6: no lines, don't do.
Speaker 23: Nobody world Why Jess worldwide mess man talk on the
Speaker 23: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 24: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 24: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 2: Could get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 4: So man DJUK passed over the weekend, and you know
Speaker 4: he had some bangers. I know everybody was like listening
Speaker 4: to his music. But I know it was a lot
Speaker 4: of speculation around his death. But we got Lauren here
Speaker 4: to break down what actually happened, because nobody really knows
Speaker 4: exactly what happened.
Speaker 25: Yes, so dj passed away at forty three. I think
Speaker 25: it caught a lot of us by surprise.
Speaker 3: It Yeah.
Speaker 25: So Friday afternoon, dj UNC's wife posted on Facebook with
Speaker 25: a family photo and she said, please respect me and
Speaker 25: my family. I just lost my husband and my kids
Speaker 25: just lost their father. Our life will never be the same.
Speaker 25: I love you, Anthony forever. So after she posted that,
Speaker 25: of course everybody's picking up the story he passed away,
Speaker 25: but there was no conversation about what happened, which when
Speaker 25: someone passes away, it's so rude to ask what happened.
Speaker 25: But because there are celebrity people and fans, instantly, yeah,
Speaker 25: they didn't want to know, and they started kind of
Speaker 25: creating their own narratives. So the narrative that was moving
Speaker 25: around was that it had to be something drug related.
Speaker 17: I don't know where that came from.
Speaker 25: People were tying him to like a history of like
Speaker 25: drug addiction or whatever, to the point where his wife
Speaker 25: had to come back out again and say, let's I
Speaker 25: know that you guys are fans and you want to
Speaker 25: know what's going on, but please leave us alone. I
Speaker 25: want to put this narrative narrative to rush right now.
Speaker 25: He did not pass away from anything drug related. He
Speaker 25: did not do drugs. He passed away in his sleep
Speaker 25: of a heart attack. So she came out and confirm that.
Speaker 25: And normally people wait until like the Autosi reports and
Speaker 25: stuff come back in the media will just grab it
Speaker 25: because the family doesn't want to be bothered, but it
Speaker 25: was the conversation got so big that she was like,
Speaker 25: Y're not gonna do this to him.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, folks speculate because that's what people do
Speaker 8: on social media, but also people feel what they don't understand,
Speaker 8: so folks be scared. When you hear somebody dying at
Speaker 8: forty two years old, you're like, damn, that's young. So
Speaker 8: anxiety kicks in and you start thinking about what happened
Speaker 8: to the person, because you know, if something did happen medically,
Speaker 8: you want to know what you can do for yourself
Speaker 8: to prevent that from happening to you.
Speaker 10: Right, most people want an excuse so they could be like, oh, okay,
Speaker 10: that's not gonna be me, and so saying oh, maybe
Speaker 10: it was drug use, maybe it was this, but that's
Speaker 10: that's that's what most people do with your shah and a.
Speaker 25: Lot of like after this happened, of course, you know,
Speaker 25: everybody like gets onone and gives flowers. So people were,
Speaker 25: you know, posting a dance and posting different pictures from
Speaker 25: the Walking Out music video. But for those who don't know,
Speaker 25: dj Unk formed Southern style DJs with a few other DJs.
Speaker 25: He came up in the South, was known throughout the
Speaker 25: South for his parties, and then he got signed in
Speaker 25: two thousand. When he signed, he dropped Walk It Out
Speaker 25: in two thousand and six. Now Walk It Out huge record,
Speaker 25: went platinum and it actually hit number two on the
Speaker 25: Billboard Top ten out of one hundred.
Speaker 4: Yep, yeah, that was the one that was the anthem
Speaker 4: of my I like the remix with j two thousands
Speaker 4: a remix stage.
Speaker 17: But then you also got two steps.
Speaker 12: Day.
Speaker 8: By the way, forty two is also very young to
Speaker 8: be donab heart attack. And you know, whenever these situations
Speaker 8: happened and folks died young from heart attacks, people automatically
Speaker 8: blame the vaccine.
Speaker 7: They'd be like, it was the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 8: How come we don't ever blame COVID because studies have
Speaker 8: shown that severe COVID infections increased heart attack and scroll
Speaker 8: chris as much as having a history of heart disease,
Speaker 8: like people who developed COVID early in the pandemic have
Speaker 8: doubled the risk for cardiovascular events. So clearly something happened
Speaker 8: around that time that caused cardiovascular issue for a lot
Speaker 8: of people after the fact.
Speaker 17: That COVID we don't know though with him if it
Speaker 17: was COVID related.
Speaker 3: Right, I do it.
Speaker 7: I'm not talking about I know.
Speaker 25: I'm just saying separated because people will take what you
Speaker 25: said and make it a whole thing.
Speaker 3: Oh that's because people are stupid.
Speaker 8: But everybody likes to say the vaccine, the vaccine, the vaccine.
Speaker 8: But how come we don't ever talk about the impact
Speaker 8: of COVID on the cardio You were.
Speaker 25: More mad at the vaccine than the actual virus and
Speaker 25: how that came about. People don't talk a lot about
Speaker 25: what could have been prevented.
Speaker 2: With the vaccinecause they were forced to take the vaccine.
Speaker 17: Yeah, they were forced to take the vaccine, so that's
Speaker 17: what they lean in.
Speaker 25: So Eagles and the chiefs now y'all talked about this
Speaker 25: at the top of the show. They're heading to the
Speaker 25: super Bowl, but we got to get into some things
Speaker 25: because I heard you was upset already.
Speaker 17: Taylor Swift was.
Speaker 4: The headline of the definitely bigger set B first of all,
Speaker 4: her arrival to the game, and I wasn't really feeling
Speaker 4: this outfit.
Speaker 17: And y'all know, I don't mind telling Swift.
Speaker 2: Me she's tail Swift.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it was never really dressed.
Speaker 25: But she you know, I wasn't really feeling a fit,
Speaker 25: but it was everywhere I heard. It was everywhere you did.
Speaker 25: So you are not telling you I said, like these
Speaker 25: red like stockings and shed.
Speaker 7: Like she's from Delaware.
Speaker 10: Everything, yea, just that the pieces of wow, he said,
Speaker 10: the pieces.
Speaker 4: Of getting back in the day going.
Speaker 6: It's the fun. I mean, she asked, your white girls, like.
Speaker 10: Whatever I said, you talking about their rival, Kevin Hardill, I'm.
Speaker 17: On my way to me.
Speaker 25: I did want to make sure that we said that
Speaker 25: because even after they won, the moment on the on
Speaker 25: the field with Travis and Taylor kissing, I'm like that,
Speaker 25: it's like a movie you did because you talk this morning,
Speaker 25: and I thought when it was cutting the tailor, when
Speaker 25: Travis was talking, and also to when he was playing,
Speaker 25: they kept cutting to her and being I just wanted
Speaker 25: to say the super Bowl might be a Taylor ship show, unfortunately,
Speaker 25: because she's gonna beat her.
Speaker 8: If you want to give all attention to that white
Speaker 8: woman and not the black people in the field before.
Speaker 25: You makes you have the conversation, because they cut to
Speaker 25: Sis a whole lot. So Philly, everybody was at the
Speaker 25: Philly game. You had Kevin Hart of course, Gilli and
Speaker 25: Wallow is there. Gilly was is the mascot of the
Speaker 25: Philadelphia Eagles. At this point, he cried when they won
Speaker 25: the game, Deteun Jackson on the field.
Speaker 17: There was so many PEO meet meals?
Speaker 2: Was there?
Speaker 3: Who else?
Speaker 17: I saw the two rare of the rocket hips theater
Speaker 17: from Philly. Now they don't know how.
Speaker 25: Yellow too rare? Was there as so many people there. Now,
Speaker 25: let me tell you, guys, the Philly fans last night.
Speaker 25: All of my friends were out yesterday and Philly and
Speaker 25: this is just like a summation of what was going crazy.
Speaker 25: This is all of the crowd on broad Street leaving
Speaker 25: the game. And they were telling people like come to
Speaker 25: broad Street. So like my best friend's son shout out
Speaker 25: to Chase. The DJ was DJing on Broad Street. They
Speaker 25: had people hanging from light poles. Even though they greased
Speaker 25: the poles. They still, yes, they had to the people.
Speaker 17: They did know d That's what sticks with him.
Speaker 2: You see heard can't.
Speaker 3: Get off pole.
Speaker 17: You know how that go.
Speaker 25: But yeah, Crazy Meat was also tweeting like y'all come
Speaker 25: down to the broad Street. Y'all set up speakers. I'll
Speaker 25: redo the dreams of nightmares. Video that would have been fired.
Speaker 25: I don't even know if they got to do it,
Speaker 25: because you would have.
Speaker 10: Been walking down the street with all those people and
Speaker 10: they would have filming, and the whole Philly that would
Speaker 10: be would have caused it, right, that would have been
Speaker 10: many people.
Speaker 17: There were players trying to get out of the game
Speaker 17: that couldn't.
Speaker 2: Even see could get out.
Speaker 3: You should have lost?
Speaker 25: Okay you got jailor uh back here doing the cigar
Speaker 25: in the locker room.
Speaker 17: This was like an iconic photo from the game.
Speaker 25: As well to looking good as always, he's not in
Speaker 25: color right here, I'm gonna bring it.
Speaker 6: Back to why are you print and white?
Speaker 2: We ain't got Copprentice?
Speaker 6: Okay, oh wow, all right the first.
Speaker 2: Of the month we get we'll get some more money.
Speaker 17: Doing the best we can. Over here we saw in
Speaker 17: the best we can. But yeah, the game. I actually
Speaker 17: watched the whole game, did you?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 17: Say Kwan Brakley did a really good job.
Speaker 13: Really good CHOI watched the game.
Speaker 3: So it was cool.
Speaker 7: We watched both of them.
Speaker 2: You watch what your man?
Speaker 17: Why are you minded my business?
Speaker 3: I want well watch question?
Speaker 6: Why do you mind up time?
Speaker 17: Just know that.
Speaker 3: Is that all we got?
Speaker 25: But it's our Yet when we come back, we're gonna
Speaker 25: talk about some other honeys because it's some other mens
Speaker 25: out here.
Speaker 2: When we come back.
Speaker 10: We got front page news, and then Teddy Swimmings will
Speaker 10: be joining us.
Speaker 2: I don't go Anywhere's the breakfast club? Come morning, wake up.
Speaker 2: You're like into the breakfast club, everybody. D j V
Speaker 2: just hilarious.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get
Speaker 10: in some front page news.
Speaker 2: So for some quick.
Speaker 10: Sports, congratulations to the Eagles and the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: They won this weekend.
Speaker 10: They'll face off at the Super Bowl Sunday, February night,
Speaker 10: So congratulations to them.
Speaker 8: Shout out to all the Eagle fans that she fans.
Speaker 8: By the way, the rest really do cheating for Kansas City.
Speaker 8: You know that last player of the game, No, it wasn't.
Speaker 7: The last player the game, like, don't get played with it.
Speaker 3: No, not the fourth one call.
Speaker 8: It was a call towards the end of the game
Speaker 8: where a rough through a flag and the flag came
Speaker 8: on the screen.
Speaker 3: And then they flag disappeared.
Speaker 7: I seen that what and that was only because Buffalo
Speaker 7: didn't could convert.
Speaker 3: I believe who was though? Yes, and they flag. They
Speaker 3: already had the flag ready, the right back.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they pulled that flag right back.
Speaker 3: All right, good morning, ball again.
Speaker 6: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry for you.
Speaker 3: Morgan.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, me too.
Speaker 6: That's okay.
Speaker 11: Maybe look maybe next year.
Speaker 2: Okay, sound like a cowboy fan, right, all right.
Speaker 11: Well, let's get into it.
Speaker 13: Charlsmagne, Envy, and Jess.
Speaker 11: It's good to see y'all.
Speaker 14: Vice President of JD Vance says lower prices are coming,
Speaker 14: but Americans will have to wait. So Vance talked to
Speaker 14: CBS's Face the Nation over the weekend, saying that the
Speaker 14: Trump administration has already implemented measures aimed at reversing inflation.
Speaker 14: He insists the administration is working to increase the number
Speaker 14: of American jobs and improve domestic energy production, both of
Speaker 14: which he says will eventually cause the cost of living
Speaker 14: to decrease. Let's hear more from Vice President Jadie Vance.
Speaker 26: Prices are going to come down, but it's going to
Speaker 26: take a little bit of time. Right that the president
Speaker 26: has been president for all of five days, Donald Trump
Speaker 26: has already taken multiple executive actions that are going to
Speaker 26: lower energy prices. And I do believe that means consumers
Speaker 26: are going to see lower prices at the pump and
Speaker 26: at the grocery store.
Speaker 3: But it's going to take a little bit of time.
Speaker 2: There have been a number.
Speaker 26: Of executive orders that have caused already jobs to start
Speaker 26: coming back into our country, which is a core part
Speaker 26: of lowering prices.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm not sure what you're talking about as of yet.
Speaker 14: Seems like people are reeling based on what's coming across
Speaker 14: my timeline in my news feeds. But switching gears to
Speaker 14: the border, I mean, it's still a matter of national security.
Speaker 14: Trump's borders are as promising that immigration rates against suspected
Speaker 14: illegal immigrants will expand. Now Tom Holman, he spoke to
Speaker 14: ABC's This Week saying that ice rates will soon go
Speaker 14: beyond illegal immigrants convicted of crimes.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from the borders are Tom's homan.
Speaker 27: If you're in a country illegally, you're on the table
Speaker 27: because it's not okay to you. Well, it's this country.
Speaker 27: You got to remember every time you're at this country illegally,
Speaker 27: you violated a crime under Title eight United States Culled
Speaker 27: thirteen twenty five.
Speaker 7: It's a crime.
Speaker 27: But US see a number steadily increase the number of
Speaker 27: rest a nationwide as we open up the aperture. Right now,
Speaker 27: it's contentring public safe and treats national security threats. That's
Speaker 27: a smaller population. As that aperture opens, there'll be more
Speaker 27: arrested nationwide.
Speaker 14: Some Homan insisted that the agency does need more funding
Speaker 14: from Congress in order to fulfill its mission. He also
Speaker 14: confirmed the immigration authorities will not hesitate to raid schools, churches,
Speaker 14: and hospital locations that agents weren't allowed to enter under
Speaker 14: the Biden administration.
Speaker 7: So hey, by the way, ICE really snatching people up.
Speaker 8: I'm hearing some hard stories like from no really, oh yeah,
Speaker 8: from like people I know that.
Speaker 7: No, people like they're getting stashed up for real, for real,
Speaker 7: and you know what else they do.
Speaker 8: There's people posing as ICE agents going to Latino's houses
Speaker 8: and robbing them too.
Speaker 3: I see.
Speaker 2: People are very scared about that.
Speaker 10: People are very nervous about ICE because it's you know,
Speaker 10: a lot of people are born here, but their mothers aren't,
Speaker 10: or their fathers aren't, or their cousins or brothers aren't.
Speaker 2: So people are scared nervous.
Speaker 7: Who's going to clean up Los Angeles?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, why do you keep bringing it big?
Speaker 7: Today?
Speaker 6: That is not automatically their job.
Speaker 3: Yo, it's a lot of a lot of their job.
Speaker 8: When people are going not to clean up clean debris
Speaker 8: in Los Angeles, that's what they gonna be calling and
Speaker 8: reaching out to.
Speaker 7: You can't just be getting rid of them now at
Speaker 7: a time like this.
Speaker 6: That's They're not the only ones though.
Speaker 3: All right, they're the chiefest.
Speaker 11: Oh my gosh, all right, moving on, guys.
Speaker 14: So, Senator Adam Schiff is slamming President Trump's decision to
Speaker 14: fire at least a dozen federal inspectors generals, which Trump
Speaker 14: did do over the weekend as well. In an interview
Speaker 14: with NBC's Meet the Press, the Democratic congressman said inspector
Speaker 14: generals play a vital role in stopping fraud, abuse, and
Speaker 14: waste in federal government.
Speaker 11: Let's hear more from Adam.
Speaker 3: Ship the American people.
Speaker 28: If we don't have good and independent inspector generals are
Speaker 28: going to see the swamp refill, They're going to see
Speaker 28: rampant waste, fraud, They're going to see corruption. In his
Speaker 28: first term, he fired Inspector general for providing whistleblower complaints
Speaker 28: to Congress, fired and Inspector General for saying the pandemic response.
Speaker 3: His response had flaws.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 14: So Schiff also insisted that Trump broke federal law when
Speaker 14: he made the firings, as Congress must be notified thirty
Speaker 14: days before any Senate confirmed inspector general is fired by
Speaker 14: the president. He said the move increases the risk of
Speaker 14: corruption under the Trump administration and bringing things back to
Speaker 14: Dee and I diversity, equity and inclusion. We all heard
Speaker 14: what happened with Target. Target was the latest company to
Speaker 14: end its diversity equity inclusion programs. The Minneapolis based retailer
Speaker 14: announced the decision in a memo to employees on Friday.
Speaker 14: According to CNBC, the memo cited that the importance of
Speaker 14: staying in the step with the evolving landscape to help
Speaker 14: drive growth and serve its millions of customers. With the move,
Speaker 14: Target joints companies like Walmart, Meta, and McDonald's and dropping
Speaker 14: DEI related pledges and goals. Now, Tabitha Brown, whose lifestyle
Speaker 14: products are in Target and Walmart, she posted a video
Speaker 14: on Instagram responding to calls for boycotts against those companies,
Speaker 14: and here's what she had to say.
Speaker 11: Let's hear from Tabitha Brown.
Speaker 21: I do business all over just like many other people.
Speaker 21: And what I can tell you is if we all
Speaker 21: decide to boycott and be like, no, we're not spending
Speaker 21: no money in these organizations, Listen, I get it. And
Speaker 21: if that's how you feel, any I one thousand percent
Speaker 21: get it. But so many of us will be affected,
Speaker 21: and our sales will drove, our business will be hurt.
Speaker 8: I think it's just complicated. It's a complicated situation, you know.
Speaker 8: But I do wonder why people are only focusing on Target.
Speaker 8: I guess they just want to make an example out
Speaker 8: of one entity. But I mean Walmart rolled back to
Speaker 8: D initiatives, Meta rolled back their DEI initiatives, Amazon, McDonald's,
Speaker 8: ford Low's, John Deere. So when you just focus on target,
Speaker 8: but you're still on all of the social media platforms
Speaker 8: on Meta, when you just focus on target but you're
Speaker 8: still using Amazon every day, it's just like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see, I see both sides, you know.
Speaker 10: I mean, I see where tablet is coming from, because
Speaker 10: you know, there's a lot of you know, there's a
Speaker 10: lot of black entrepreneurs that have their products in Target.
Speaker 10: But also it's it's like Charlamae said, how do you
Speaker 10: pick and choose which one you're gonna go against, Like,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean, there's so many different companies.
Speaker 2: Why is Target the one?
Speaker 14: I think Target is the one right now because they're
Speaker 14: the latest, and we thought they were standing on business.
Speaker 11: I think that's the that's the case.
Speaker 8: But when you say that's the latest, I mean, like
Speaker 8: all of this stuff happened this week exactly.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna think by the time I get off air
Speaker 14: with you, I'm sure another company will have made It's
Speaker 14: just complicated.
Speaker 8: You know, it's not as simple as saying, hey, let's
Speaker 8: all boycott. And you know, it's not as simple as saying, hey,
Speaker 8: let's go to Target and buy up all the black products.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't, I don't know.
Speaker 14: And then when you think about some of the areas,
Speaker 14: you know, the people certain areas across the country are
Speaker 14: food deserts, and they may only have a Dollar General,
Speaker 14: they may only have a Walmart, so you know, and
Speaker 14: for boycotts puts those people in very compromising and difficult situations.
Speaker 11: So yeah, it's but this is a conversation, and that's
Speaker 11: your front page news.
Speaker 14: Follow me on social I'm Morgan Media, or excuse me,
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Speaker 14: dot com.
Speaker 11: Talk to y'all later.
Speaker 10: All right, thank you, Morgan. Now, when we come back,
Speaker 10: Teddy Swims will be joining us. We're gonna kick it
Speaker 10: with Teddy Swims, So don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Warning, everybody is j n V jess hilarious, Charlamage, the
Speaker 10: guy we are the Breakfast Club just is out today.
Speaker 2: Lauren's holding it down. And of course we.
Speaker 10: Got our niece n la him. We got a special
Speaker 10: guest in the building, brother Teddy Swims.
Speaker 29: Hey, I was so honored here man. I'm fine man,
Speaker 29: happy to have you. I'm really really excited.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 29: We we did our album Least party last night though,
Speaker 29: so uh you know again, excuse my drinking for you.
Speaker 3: Don't drinking early in the morning.
Speaker 2: You see that one less here all.
Speaker 17: The way from my.
Speaker 7: Baby all the way. Yeah, yah, I have one on
Speaker 7: the way. Absolutely. Yeah, you're drinking with a pregnant man's early.
Speaker 3: Tell us about yourself, Teddy.
Speaker 7: Man, that's so loaded.
Speaker 29: Uh, I'm from Georgia, from from about thirty minutes east
Speaker 29: of Atlanta and Conyers, Georgia, Dale County, And uh, you know,
Speaker 29: like singing songs and I'm a good, good good boy.
Speaker 7: Was a very soulful, soulful voice. Did you grow up
Speaker 7: in the church.
Speaker 29: Yeah, so my granddad was a Pentecostal pastor. I didn't
Speaker 29: grow up singing in the church a lot, but I
Speaker 29: you know, I definitely grew up with a fire and
Speaker 29: brimstone for sure.
Speaker 7: Man with the with the fear of God. Yeah you
Speaker 7: know what I mean, you're afraid to sind Oh no, no,
Speaker 7: not not these days.
Speaker 30: I mean, but I'm just talking about like back in
Speaker 30: the day, was like a very yeah yeah, you know,
Speaker 30: like girls don't get haircuts, you know, girls wear skirts,
Speaker 30: men wear jeans like that kind of thing.
Speaker 7: It was really real kind of tight, and I was.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm very fortunate. I guess.
Speaker 29: I feel like I still subscribed to so many of
Speaker 29: the principles of you know, even the beliefs are there.
Speaker 7: I do love that. My my granddad was.
Speaker 29: As I was growing up with my granddad, he was
Speaker 29: he was like, we wouldn't even go to restaurants that
Speaker 29: would have a bar in the restaurant, you know. And
Speaker 29: not that he ever had a problem drinking, but it
Speaker 29: was just he stood on his belief so much. The
Speaker 29: thing that I was always with him was that I
Speaker 29: didn't subscribe to the idea that like telling people that
Speaker 29: they're wrong and this is the only way to believe something.
Speaker 29: I remember he looked at other churches and be like,
Speaker 29: think that the only way he believed it was right.
Speaker 29: I remember, I remember the first time I sang at
Speaker 29: his church. I might have been seventeen or sixteen or something,
Speaker 29: and I remember him saying, like, you know, I want
Speaker 29: you singing at the church, Bud, But man, all these
Speaker 29: kids are like.
Speaker 7: Breakdancing and carry it on for the Lord.
Speaker 29: And I was like, yo, pop, like nobody's broke dance
Speaker 29: since like my mom was the child herself, and if
Speaker 29: they want to break dance for the Lord, fop, like,
Speaker 29: let him break dance for the Lord.
Speaker 2: You know, he was.
Speaker 7: He was very you know, stern, like just by the book.
Speaker 7: If it wasn't in the Bible, then it was a
Speaker 7: sid you know what I mean. Rebellious Yeah, hell yeah.
Speaker 29: My mom was worse than I was. I remember I
Speaker 29: remember getting in trouble for all sorts of being like,
Speaker 29: I'm not doing any of that. She was thought I
Speaker 29: was doing all sorts of mess. And I mean, but
Speaker 29: she was a passers kid.
Speaker 3: My mother was the.
Speaker 10: But I wanted to you know, when you talk about rebellious,
Speaker 10: you started to playing football, all right, So yes, sir,
Speaker 10: it was. Her family was a big football family. So
Speaker 10: what got you from football to singing?
Speaker 7: My different Jens O guard? I can see that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: yeah play.
Speaker 29: Yeah, an offensive offensive guard as well. Yeah, And but
Speaker 29: I mean, I just five foot seven. Wasn't really happening,
Speaker 29: you know.
Speaker 2: I just in high school, middle school at the time.
Speaker 29: Yeah, but I've been five foot seven since I was
Speaker 29: in eighth grade, and so I thought they thought I
Speaker 29: was gonna be big, you know, and then it.
Speaker 7: Just it didn't happen.
Speaker 29: I started shooting up six foot two and three and
Speaker 29: whooped my ass off the line.
Speaker 2: What got you into arts?
Speaker 29: Like my different Jesse who still plays with me, I've
Speaker 29: known him since I was a little kid.
Speaker 7: Uh. His dad was.
Speaker 29: Always in bands and stuff, so we started trying to
Speaker 29: experiment and play music and stuff. And his older sister
Speaker 29: was a musical theater and got us in the musical theater,
Speaker 29: and I just kind of fell in love with singing,
Speaker 29: and I was so I was hooked. I was hooked,
Speaker 29: as singing has changed my life. I wasn't good always,
Speaker 29: but I fell in love with it, you know. And
Speaker 29: I remember telling my mom that I was I was
Speaker 29: gonna not do football anymore.
Speaker 7: And I was going to sing. And she was so
Speaker 7: so hurt. I brought out all my memorabilia, like, I
Speaker 7: can't believe you do this to us. We were playing football,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 29: And I remember my first little we did this show
Speaker 29: called Damn Yankees. I did like two lines in it,
Speaker 29: I think, and uh, after I got done, when I
Speaker 29: come off stage, and she was like, I'm so sorry, baby,
Speaker 29: this is where you belong.
Speaker 7: Really you're a star, you know.
Speaker 25: After I did like two lines, you know, but it
Speaker 25: was what do you mean by you weren't always good
Speaker 25: at it? Like how do you you sound?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: We were so bad at it?
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 29: He was in a group, well, no, just me and
Speaker 29: my buddy Jesse. He still plays guitar rights and he
Speaker 29: plays guitar in my band still. And we as we
Speaker 29: were learning and trying to build bands together and do
Speaker 29: it as kids. You know, we just were really bad,
Speaker 29: you know, we suck like we're just not good, Like
Speaker 29: you can still fine actually on YouTube. I was a
Speaker 29: senior in high school. My first band, Heroic Bear is
Speaker 29: still on YouTube, are our first little ep. And I
Speaker 29: was in like a metalcore band at the time, and
Speaker 29: so you could still hear me like screaming away and
Speaker 29: like singing, and if you want to hear, if you
Speaker 29: hear it, dude, you're gonna be like, Okay, yeah you
Speaker 29: got good. Did you get lessons or did you practice
Speaker 29: or how did you just so good?
Speaker 31: Well?
Speaker 7: I think I was so lucky.
Speaker 29: I mean I was in theater, you know, and I
Speaker 29: had a lot of good friends and they were singing.
Speaker 29: But I think I think the biggest thing was growing
Speaker 29: up in the like when the YouTube era was first
Speaker 29: kind of starting, you know, and if I had questions
Speaker 29: or if I wanted to know how to sing, there
Speaker 29: was always a live version of singer singing, you know,
Speaker 29: so like I could I could watch like live videos of.
Speaker 7: How how is how are they moving they throw? How
Speaker 7: are they moving their jaws? How are they dissect it?
Speaker 29: You know, I could I could just sit there and
Speaker 29: watch YouTube videos and see people singing live, you know,
Speaker 29: like singing Craig David singing like and credit recovery. I
Speaker 29: would pull up like YouTube proxy and just have it
Speaker 29: behind the video and just like, listen to Craig David
Speaker 29: just I'm walking Away was what I could listen to,
Speaker 29: buy videos and watch them play, you know, and singing.
Speaker 8: It was like, do you think you like saw somebody
Speaker 8: like Craig David and like mimic tim and that's how
Speaker 8: you found your voice?
Speaker 7: Oh totally, yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 29: Some of the best, man, some of the best that
Speaker 29: ever did it. Marvin Gaye watching I was just reading
Speaker 29: man listening to Al Green, you know, I mean I
Speaker 29: just fell in love with the instrument, and I was like,
Speaker 29: I want to know how to access that.
Speaker 10: And then you started doing these covers, right, and you
Speaker 10: started covering songs, and then you did one cover that
Speaker 10: started shooting up crazy.
Speaker 2: So talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 29: Oh, I think Shania Twain, I'm still the one was
Speaker 29: already like, that's the one that really kind of went
Speaker 29: crazy for us. You know, I love my mama, and
Speaker 29: my mama loved Shanna Twain. When I was coming up,
Speaker 29: I loved Shania Twain too. That was that was a
Speaker 29: real life changing one for us. Our first one we
Speaker 29: started out with was because June twenty fifth of twenty
Speaker 29: nineteen was the first time I never even s expected
Speaker 29: in covers, you know, online, and we had found like
Speaker 29: the stems of Rock with You online Michael Jackson.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and so it was it was ten years right
Speaker 7: after he passed.
Speaker 29: It was this ten year anniversary, and so I said, well,
Speaker 29: we should just do Rock with You by Michael Jackson
Speaker 29: used to pay homage to him and for the you know,
Speaker 29: and then and we uploaded it and it started doing well,
Speaker 29: and was like, man, we should just keep this. I
Speaker 29: guess this cover train kind of going. So we kept
Speaker 29: on for you know, the next few months, and I
Speaker 29: think the beautiful thing about starting with Rock with You
Speaker 29: it started getting you know, like this said. The first
Speaker 29: day we woke up, we had like ten thousand views,
Speaker 29: and it was so life changing for us. We like
Speaker 29: the boys, we're getting a hammered. This is sick. And
Speaker 29: it was such a weird thing because once it hit
Speaker 29: like this this critical mass of like maybe five hundred
Speaker 29: thousand views, I think people were looking at it and
Speaker 29: seeing the way I look and then seeing the Rock
Speaker 29: with You you know, and saying rock with You by Michael
Speaker 29: Jackson and me and I'm looking like an absolute redneck
Speaker 29: and saying like, either this is hilarious or this is
Speaker 29: actually really good, And I think for our benefit it
Speaker 29: was it was kind of both, you know, because just
Speaker 29: the fact that I was singing that song doing it
Speaker 29: well was kind of funny and surprisingly good.
Speaker 7: Now, tell me, why have you tried everything with therapy? Well,
Speaker 7: I've had tried therapy.
Speaker 29: Now there's you know, even as we're getting ready of
Speaker 29: a kid, me and my girls have been doing even
Speaker 29: a couple of therapy too, which has been so wonderful
Speaker 29: and making sure we're coming in and having this child
Speaker 29: and the most healed.
Speaker 7: Safest environment possible.
Speaker 29: But I think I think name of the album that
Speaker 29: was was kind of to have that conversation and with
Speaker 29: myself to get myself to go.
Speaker 7: I think there's just like.
Speaker 29: Been in generations past, and even still there's this like
Speaker 29: connotation on therapy that we were like we're not allowed
Speaker 29: to go to that, or we're not allowed to share
Speaker 29: our feelings or emotions or yeah, you know, and I
Speaker 29: just it's been life changing for me. And I did
Speaker 29: have even this in my brain, and I was like,
Speaker 29: I'm not crazy. I don't need that, you know. I
Speaker 29: had this for so long that I was like, I
Speaker 29: know myself. I don't need nobody to tell me what's
Speaker 29: wrong with me, you know. And I feel like once
Speaker 29: I got it to it, it was so much different
Speaker 29: than I thought it would be too. And I feel
Speaker 29: like there was something beautiful about having that first album
Speaker 29: and not trying it and being in a place of
Speaker 29: turmoil on heartbreak with somebody that was made me feel
Speaker 29: like my feelings were invalid or or not allowed to
Speaker 29: have and and having this part two coming out and
Speaker 29: being this thing of I've tried therapy, I'm back in love,
Speaker 29: I'm having a child. Got some level of success in
Speaker 29: this and you know, we on the back of heartbreak,
Speaker 29: it does get better on the other side.
Speaker 10: You know, we got more with Teddy Swims when we
Speaker 10: come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning
Speaker 10: wanted everybody. We all the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 10: in with Teddy Swims.
Speaker 7: Lauren, was you going to therapy?
Speaker 25: Was that pushed on you? Not pushed on you, but
Speaker 25: did your girlfriend kind of like inflaunce you to do there.
Speaker 29: The plan was to have tried therapy after I put
Speaker 29: out the record. It was like kind of my promise
Speaker 29: to myself that that the first one, like I'm going
Speaker 29: to go to therapy.
Speaker 7: And I did push it off for a long time.
Speaker 29: But I think I think when we first found out
Speaker 29: we were kind of pregnant, she was like, you know
Speaker 29: what we should do. It was never to push on
Speaker 29: a therapy, like to me to have my own therapy.
Speaker 29: But I think she's such a wonderful person. I think
Speaker 29: she was just like, we should do therapy together as
Speaker 29: like a couple of therapies, so we make sure we
Speaker 29: bring our kid in. Yeah, And it kind of once
Speaker 29: I felt how that was, I was like, you, I
Speaker 29: should do some therapy by myself, do you And she's like,
Speaker 29: I think that's a great idea.
Speaker 7: So it's never kind of pushed.
Speaker 29: It was kind of like I think she planted little
Speaker 29: seeds for me to man strong ass woman.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, a strong ass woman.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 29: I think she just kind of knew how to like
Speaker 29: plant plant the little seed for me to find it
Speaker 29: on my own, which is what it should be.
Speaker 12: Like.
Speaker 25: You know, one of the things I read you talked
Speaker 25: about is you want to you're Are you already back
Speaker 25: down south and left LA from the fire?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 29: No, we're in LA still. We're in the valley and
Speaker 29: I think we're we're doing okay. We haven't seen like
Speaker 29: you know, it was it. We had seen a little
Speaker 29: bit of smoke in our area, but we haven't been
Speaker 29: home because of I don't want her breathing that thing,
Speaker 29: you know. But I will say that what's been so
Speaker 29: beautiful about that situation and my prayers and prayers and
Speaker 29: prayers and so much prayers is going into that, And
Speaker 29: what makes me feel like us as a society's I
Speaker 29: feel like we can all be so jaded and so
Speaker 29: like tough and hardcore, but when a tragedy happens, you
Speaker 29: see how like quick people are to come together and
Speaker 29: love each other and be that community in LA is
Speaker 29: like coming together and everybody's donating their time and their
Speaker 29: money and food, and I don't know, I just I
Speaker 29: haven't seen.
Speaker 7: I haven't seen a place be that. You know, we
Speaker 7: really we we unite when everybody's going through something together.
Speaker 17: So are you going to stay in LA with the
Speaker 17: baby because you're gonna move down south?
Speaker 29: He said, yeah, I mean, of course, I'm probably still
Speaker 29: gonna have to like rent in l A. I think
Speaker 29: I might still just rent, but I was gonna buy,
Speaker 29: and it's just spooked me. I might move back, you know,
Speaker 29: maybe to Nashville where I could work and still be
Speaker 29: like four hours from the parents if they want to
Speaker 29: drive up and see a baby.
Speaker 7: But I still want my little boy to have like
Speaker 7: a little or girl.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but that money in the South, man, yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, and your money goes far.
Speaker 29: Baby had a little Southern accent. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 29: Like I want to open doors.
Speaker 8: And you know, you know, Donnelle Rawlins thinks that that
Speaker 8: you're having a baby.
Speaker 3: He said that, y'all saw y'all on he was on
Speaker 3: his podcast.
Speaker 8: He said, yeah, and you said you wanted to have
Speaker 8: a kid, and he told you that you was gonna
Speaker 8: have one.
Speaker 29: Man, And I can't tell you enough how much like
Speaker 29: man when they say, don't meet to hear they was right.
Speaker 29: Donale Rawls is a piece of He's the nicest human
Speaker 29: big he's the nicest person.
Speaker 3: You say about him, I agree with you inestatement.
Speaker 7: No, keep the rest of it.
Speaker 3: I want him to hear that.
Speaker 29: They'd be like, damn bro, I love you, dude. That's
Speaker 29: been one of the nicest. He sings me all the time. Man,
Speaker 29: He's like, he sends me. We just talked yesterday and
Speaker 29: he's my hero.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 8: Why you don't have nonell tattooed in the year? What
Speaker 8: you have? He has the Chappelle tattooed nearest man?
Speaker 17: Actually, what made you put date right there?
Speaker 29: Though?
Speaker 7: I was just I don't have that much room. Leave
Speaker 7: he's nothing to do.
Speaker 3: Show him look at my No.
Speaker 7: I did I did.
Speaker 2: I did get the meeting.
Speaker 29: Like last year, he had like this gravy party and
Speaker 29: I got to He's doing this open jam thing and
Speaker 29: it's cool and I got to beat him and I
Speaker 29: was like, hey, look, David, I got a tattoo of you.
Speaker 7: He was like hell yeah, you know. We wapped up
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 29: And then IAA, I'm not going to drop trial, you know,
Speaker 29: and show you my tattoo. Of course I also know what.
Speaker 2: You can show a p sure, yeah.
Speaker 29: Yeah, I don't know. Also, then I don't want to.
Speaker 29: I don't want to take what he thinks and that
Speaker 29: it's like too close to It's probably not that close.
Speaker 29: I'm not hanging that bad anyway. That serious Teddy Swims.
Speaker 29: Where did that the name come from? I've been called
Speaker 29: Teddy for my real name is Jaydon. And I think
Speaker 29: as I was like going up a church and waiting
Speaker 29: tables and stuff, and for old ladies that was tough.
Speaker 7: Jayson was real tough on them. They just Jamie James.
Speaker 7: You know, so what do old ladies?
Speaker 17: Because for us, that's like Jane is rightly.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that.
Speaker 29: I don't really know how to respond to that. Teddy
Speaker 29: was just you know that coin is you know, I've
Speaker 29: just been Teddy. You know, it's our little Teddy. I
Speaker 29: just looked like this went out of beard for most
Speaker 29: of my life. Yeah, for someone who I massage sexually, no,
Speaker 29: I don't.
Speaker 2: Someone who is.
Speaker 7: Sometimes like you mean, like so you turn into this character. No,
Speaker 7: I don't know it was.
Speaker 29: I first originally found it on like this this this
Speaker 29: forum which it was like every time Swim does this,
Speaker 29: swim becomes like you know, it was like it was
Speaker 29: like a drug forum.
Speaker 7: I found it on.
Speaker 29: I was like people were saying someone who was at me,
Speaker 29: So it's like kind of like asking for a friend thing.
Speaker 7: I guess we just like added an ass on it.
Speaker 29: Swims like the plural form, and it was like my
Speaker 29: entire kind of group at the time, and then Teddy
Speaker 29: kind of slapped in front of it, and it just
Speaker 29: eventually became Teddy Swims.
Speaker 7: Like it just kind of stuck.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 29: It was like Swims was our unit, and then it
Speaker 29: was like Teddy Swims from like like Teddy Frum Swims
Speaker 29: kind of situation, and it was like, you know, just
Speaker 29: like you would maybe have like a yeah, like an
Speaker 29: Asap Rocky and Asap ferg that Swims was kind of
Speaker 29: our like unit. So it was like Teddy Swims and
Speaker 29: then it just stuck.
Speaker 7: Can you actually swim?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: Oh wow, J can't swim?
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 6: I don't know how to responded that.
Speaker 25: How did you know that your girlfriend right now was
Speaker 25: the one? Because you met her? You met her at
Speaker 25: a show, right she came to one of your.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, babe, were you she's the one?
Speaker 17: You've seen that girl, I've seen her if you're dating,
Speaker 17: and like, what was the thing?
Speaker 29: It was?
Speaker 17: It like you saw her and you just knew.
Speaker 29: I had been listening for music for a while too.
Speaker 29: So my my dear friend Arsenior Archer, he's a producer.
Speaker 29: We went to high school together and he's like, man,
Speaker 29: he came to my studio a couple of years ago
Speaker 29: and was like, hey, man, I want to show you
Speaker 29: this Grubb been working with. I listened to her song
Speaker 29: they've made. I don't think the song ever came out,
Speaker 29: and I.
Speaker 7: Looked her up and I was like, whoa.
Speaker 17: She was like, you saw her.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 29: The messenger is like, I love you. And then a
Speaker 29: couple of years later, I'm going back to Atlanta. She
Speaker 29: was living in Atlanta at the time, and her her roommate
Speaker 29: was like a fan. She was like, Hey, my roommate,
Speaker 29: you know, wants to come to the show. We'd love
Speaker 29: to come to show.
Speaker 7: Come see you.
Speaker 29: I was like, please come to the show. I would
Speaker 29: love to have you. I'll put you on the guests listen.
Speaker 29: She came and shut and I said, I'm shot.
Speaker 7: What's going on? Like, I don't know, you knew, you
Speaker 7: knew when you saw her.
Speaker 29: So I think I think it's so important to to
Speaker 29: like and in relationships with anybody navigating relationships. Are just
Speaker 29: not the person to waste time with relationships. I think
Speaker 29: it's like, even if me and this person and we're
Speaker 29: both single, I'm just like, Okay, let's get this. Let's
Speaker 29: just clear the air out. Do you find me attractive?
Speaker 29: I find you attractive? Do we do anything about that?
Speaker 29: Are we going to be friends? You know, like, let's
Speaker 29: just navigate this before we're both thinking about it and
Speaker 29: I'm going home and off and then I'm thinking about you.
Speaker 7: But we're both to be best friends, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying, Let's not do all this. That's not let's
Speaker 7: not play. You know, I'm navigating.
Speaker 25: Conversation is definitely appreciated.
Speaker 7: And if not, then that's cool.
Speaker 29: We can both we can both acknowledge it we're attractive
Speaker 29: and also be pals.
Speaker 10: You know, absolutely, Well, let's get into something off the album.
Speaker 10: You want to belay that one? Yeah? I mean yeah,
Speaker 10: put it on.
Speaker 29: Forgive you On, Man, my dog brother, the best in
Speaker 29: the business Man.
Speaker 2: Let's get into the record are you even real? Featuring
Speaker 2: give On?
Speaker 10: It's the Breakfast Club? Good morning morning, everybody. We are
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club. Teddy Swims is here, Charlemagne?
Speaker 7: Can I can we talk about some of this music
Speaker 7: on this new album?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 7: I'd love to you.
Speaker 3: Not Your Man is a very vulnerable record.
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 8: Have you ever really felt like you gave everything? To
Speaker 8: a woman and it wasn't enough.
Speaker 29: Yeah, hell yeah, man, I think it was for to
Speaker 29: start this one out like that because I was i'ld
Speaker 29: have wrote this forever I was. I was in a
Speaker 29: place with somebody where my I know it's her. I
Speaker 29: don't want to talk about her in a way that
Speaker 29: because I now, as I've grown and healed and moved on,
Speaker 29: it's I thank her for for what we went through,
Speaker 29: you know, and I'm grateful for that time and space
Speaker 29: that we had together. I was at the place here
Speaker 29: where I felt like I was giving everything and my
Speaker 29: feelings in my I was not validated or it was
Speaker 29: not enough, or I was crazy to feeling this way,
Speaker 29: or I was abusive situation. I don't want to I
Speaker 29: don't want to say it while abusive. Oh both man.
Speaker 29: Physically she was. She was just not good. She was
Speaker 29: not a good person, and I've won the best for her.
Speaker 29: But yeah, it was a very tough thing to try
Speaker 29: to try to heal somebody, Try to make space for
Speaker 29: someone to heal, Try to give somebody everything you would
Speaker 29: think you would think if you had, if you had
Speaker 29: a passion, I'll just make it like this. You had
Speaker 29: a passion in your life, and you had somebody in
Speaker 29: your life that says you could quit your job and
Speaker 29: just focus on your passion.
Speaker 7: I'll take care of the rest.
Speaker 29: You got it, and you don't do anything with your life,
Speaker 29: but you just eat zat eggs all day and lay
Speaker 29: around and blame somebody for your shortcomings when you had
Speaker 29: the opportunity to follow your dream and somebody that would
Speaker 29: support you with your dreams, and you'd be like so
Speaker 29: surprised to see if somebody had the opportunity to follow
Speaker 29: their dreams and they had everything taken care of. How
Speaker 29: many people would be like, if everything's taken care of, I'm.
Speaker 7: Gonna do it anymore. And you can't.
Speaker 29: You can't put ambition and drive into somebody. You can't
Speaker 29: heal nobody, you can't save nobody. And I've started to
Speaker 29: go on that tangent.
Speaker 25: But from that situation, do you feel like you no
Speaker 25: longer and able because it's like, though you want to
Speaker 25: do something out of love to better somebody, sometimes it's
Speaker 25: to their own detriment.
Speaker 29: Yeah, I think I think, Yeah, I think it's it
Speaker 29: was an enabling at the end of the day, you know,
Speaker 29: I was doing something to help someone become but I
Speaker 29: think at the end of the day, I was enabling
Speaker 29: somebody to do nothing, and if that was inside of them,
Speaker 29: I was enabling that.
Speaker 7: And I think it's a common pattern, you know.
Speaker 29: But yes, I'm trying to heal and learn to see
Speaker 29: somebody for who they are and not who I want
Speaker 29: them to be or think they should be.
Speaker 3: I can tell you got a big heart. But people
Speaker 3: will take advantage of hell.
Speaker 29: Yeah, and I'm also grateful to be I don't want
Speaker 29: to say I'm grateful to be taking avantage that I'm
Speaker 29: grateful to be available.
Speaker 7: Everybody's gonna use you, but don't let people miss youse
Speaker 7: a man.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I have a last question for you.
Speaker 25: I was reading this interview you talked about because your
Speaker 25: girlfriend's black, and you talked about like when you guys
Speaker 25: are in the South, you get like looks from people
Speaker 25: and like it bothers you because love should be love.
Speaker 25: But you're about to bring a baby into the world.
Speaker 25: You're so positive. She seems so amazing, but the world
Speaker 25: is not always like that. Like, how do you defeat
Speaker 25: that because you're really a really nice person, Like it
Speaker 25: breaks my heart.
Speaker 29: I mean, you know, I hate how much she's go
Speaker 29: throughs so her dad's black and her mom's white. Yeah,
Speaker 29: tells me about stuff all the time, about like, you know,
Speaker 29: how she felt not wide enough for not blacking them,
Speaker 29: and how much her like world in her life has
Speaker 29: been such a I guess, like a juxtaposition in both sides,
Speaker 29: you know, feeling like she wasn't quite accepted by either side,
Speaker 29: you know. And so this is not a story. I
Speaker 29: won't I won't tell you her story because she's better
Speaker 29: saying it than I. Well, I'll never tell you her story.
Speaker 29: But I see how like how beautiful she is, and
Speaker 29: how I guess, how like elegant she navigates being who
Speaker 29: she is. She's the most incredible human being I've ever
Speaker 29: met man to talk to.
Speaker 8: I would love that Johnson and White, the Song of
Speaker 8: Money Loan. That title is a little on the those, don't.
Speaker 29: You think, Yeah, yeah, I think I think that the
Speaker 29: point of it was kind of to the core of
Speaker 29: love in itself is black and white, Like it's a
Speaker 29: it's a black and white issue.
Speaker 7: Love is love and not love is not love and.
Speaker 29: Loving, whether if it's a person of a different color, shape, size, sexuality,
Speaker 29: same sex, whatever it is. I think that the thing
Speaker 29: was trying to say that we no matter what, we
Speaker 29: could come from different worlds.
Speaker 7: It's a true I guess.
Speaker 29: Romeo and Juliette story, you know, kind of is the
Speaker 29: basis of it, is that like, you know, we come
Speaker 29: from different places, we come from different cultures, we have
Speaker 29: different things, but when you're in love, man, love is
Speaker 29: love and that should be enough. And that's really they
Speaker 29: ain't nothing great about that, man, It's just love.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 7: Love is love.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 8: I love that record and it's a good stamp because
Speaker 8: you know, Money Long recently went viral for saying she's
Speaker 8: not writing soulful songs for white artists.
Speaker 7: Did you see that? I did not? Oh I'm glad
Speaker 7: I got that one before.
Speaker 3: She said exactly.
Speaker 2: When did she do that song? Was that Long? Did
Speaker 2: you do that a while ago?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: We did it.
Speaker 29: It's got to be a few months ago now, but
Speaker 29: different Jeff, Katie and Mickey Echo is a part of
Speaker 29: it with us too, and we like started working on it.
Speaker 29: And I remember Jeff gideot As has been working with
Speaker 29: Money for long years and years and he's like, man,
Speaker 29: should we see if Money wants to do this song
Speaker 29: with I was like, I mean, yeah, that's like, that's
Speaker 29: we'd kind of like to do a record like this.
Speaker 7: We would kind of need that, you know.
Speaker 29: I would be so stoked that she'd be willing to
Speaker 29: because I knew what I kind of wanted to say.
Speaker 29: But also I can't say that, you know, without having
Speaker 29: money helped me say that, you know, but also without
Speaker 29: like relying too much, you know.
Speaker 7: I think I needed to. We needed to say that together.
Speaker 29: And so I'm just grateful she took that opportunity to say,
Speaker 29: I see what you're trying to say. I have you
Speaker 29: say that, you know, and and said it with me,
Speaker 29: And I think I'm so grateful for her because money
Speaker 29: is just allegend.
Speaker 7: Man, what a bad bad ass man.
Speaker 10: Now, you also said you wanted to meet one of
Speaker 10: your musical idols, were Stevie Wonder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to get the opportunity.
Speaker 29: Yeah, you know, we haven't met in person, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 29: and I got I've got a chance to do a
Speaker 29: record with him too. So uh, I think he's gonna
Speaker 29: put out on his next record, I hope. So, I
Speaker 29: hope it's gonna come out. I'm really excited. It's it's
Speaker 29: a good record. It's called Politics Player and uh, yeah,
Speaker 29: which is such an honor to be I'll see you
Speaker 29: wonder record. But yeah, he did FaceTime. I'll tell you
Speaker 29: about It's so funny, man, he had FaceTime.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 29: And here's the thing, this thing, he is actually blind, y'all.
Speaker 29: He this is true life.
Speaker 7: He was blind.
Speaker 29: I'm saying people saying people, there's a conspiracy that he's not.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 7: Look, I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I was on
Speaker 7: the phone with this.
Speaker 29: I was facetiming this man and he said, he turned this,
Speaker 29: he had put the camera around. He said, this is
Speaker 29: my son over here. And then he said I'm over
Speaker 29: here to Dave. He's pulled it ouver here and he said,
Speaker 29: and this is my niece. And then he had he
Speaker 29: had a phone facing her and for the next ten
Speaker 29: minutes of the conversation, I'll look.
Speaker 7: As far as you are. I looked at his niece
Speaker 7: and he was holding up he was holding the camera.
Speaker 29: He was telling like, he's not all seeing it.
Speaker 3: She was.
Speaker 2: She was sitting there.
Speaker 7: She was sitting there text on her phone.
Speaker 32: I didn't have the hard to say, hey, I can't
Speaker 32: see you. Well, you know, my dumb ass man, My
Speaker 32: Dumbes's the reason he called me because I was in Tokyo.
Speaker 32: I was in Tokyo and I had found I had
Speaker 32: found my favorite album, all time, best album ever songs
Speaker 32: in the Key A Live.
Speaker 7: I found a CD of it.
Speaker 29: It was a Tokyo version of it, like the Japanese
Speaker 29: version of it. And my dumb ass you was texting
Speaker 29: him a picture of it. Oh my goodness, like an idiot,
Speaker 29: like like he was gonna see it right right, Like
Speaker 29: I just took him. That's what I found, Bro. I
Speaker 29: found Bro saying his FaceTime me. So I was like,
Speaker 29: my dumb ass too, was like, you give up, Chuck.
Speaker 29: He's definitely he didn't see it, Bro, I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I just just just to put all those things to rest,
Speaker 7: and he did not shut down.
Speaker 17: It's crazy.
Speaker 25: All these years black people have been trying to figure
Speaker 25: this out and you are the one that solved the problem.
Speaker 7: I just I just know I was looking at his
Speaker 7: knees for about fifteen minutes. Again.
Speaker 10: There you have it, any swims, y'all. I appreciate you
Speaker 10: for joining us. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning.
Speaker 10: Everybody's see j n V Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to jest with
Speaker 2: the mess you use.
Speaker 15: Is real weather, it's just flience.
Speaker 4: Jessica robber Moore, just don't do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 23: Nobody talk world wid jess worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 24: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 24: understand something that nobody could.
Speaker 2: Get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 6: So over the weekend, I seen something.
Speaker 2: Chill out, Lauren Lord.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put the picture of move, I said down because
Speaker 4: that's the picture of skeptic.
Speaker 17: Okay, Yeah, which I know this happens to be there.
Speaker 6: You just put me on.
Speaker 4: Who's kept the working Okay, But I've seen something over
Speaker 4: the weekend with academics and another underage situation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, whatever was going over there.
Speaker 25: Yeah, So over the weekend, academics got called out by
Speaker 25: a ton of people. Academy was on the stream and
Speaker 25: while he was on the stream, he was on a streamer.
Speaker 25: It was a fifty year old streamer on there and
Speaker 25: another man on the stream and they started having a
Speaker 25: conversation that was was It was weird, to say the least.
Speaker 25: Let's take a listen to the conversation.
Speaker 19: Max said that you wanted to try try do you
Speaker 19: know what ya?
Speaker 12: Yo?
Speaker 19: Suppose He's like, Yo, bro, listen, Yo, you always wanted
Speaker 19: me to be next to you.
Speaker 7: Now I could be inside.
Speaker 12: Pause.
Speaker 17: Yo, I'm not.
Speaker 3: Yo.
Speaker 19: If Max got a sister and she threw you up to.
Speaker 17: Just no because I'm fifteen, what I mean she's eighteen.
Speaker 3: I mean it will be grooming.
Speaker 2: Well grooming, that's nothing to do.
Speaker 7: With you'll wish your as.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna send some strippers over there, Yo.
Speaker 17: I'm fifteen hoping all that. Bro, you're trying to get Bro,
Speaker 17: I'm not yo. Bro, you're trying to put me on
Speaker 17: a case. You're trying to put them on a case.
Speaker 11: So what you means?
Speaker 7: So that's weird. You know all the rappers lost to
Speaker 7: Virginity's like old women, right, fifteen year old?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 25: It was very very very smart. So of course this,
Speaker 25: you know, picked up everywhere. The audio leak from the
Speaker 25: stream and then or was released from the stream, and
Speaker 25: then people started responding to it. Artists other streamers started
Speaker 25: reacting and calling it weird.
Speaker 6: And secondary secondary voice.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 25: I can get his name for you, but from the reports,
Speaker 25: he used to be a manager for Tory Lanez.
Speaker 17: But I would have to get his name for you.
Speaker 25: But yeah, so people were calling Act out of course
Speaker 25: because y'all hear the conversation, it was weird. Now, the
Speaker 25: fifteen year old boy, he's actually a discord mid so
Speaker 25: he works under play black boy Max.
Speaker 17: You know that he's a huge streamer.
Speaker 25: So he then got on his stream and said, look,
Speaker 25: conversation was weird. I don't care who the conversation was between,
Speaker 25: it was weird. And he started warning his younger community
Speaker 25: about conversations like those.
Speaker 29: Right.
Speaker 25: So Act then gets back on stream and responds to people,
Speaker 25: including Max calling him weird.
Speaker 17: Take a listen.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker 1: This turned me so off.
Speaker 19: I swear to God, and I never swear to God.
Speaker 19: I never need to be on ky Bax. Ain't in
Speaker 19: nobody stream I don't need nothing nobody who streamed.
Speaker 3: I got my own thing going on.
Speaker 2: So when I see.
Speaker 1: This me off, I'm like, bro, I'm over here a
Speaker 1: few with these nights supporting them. If y'all think actually
Speaker 1: some type of I promise you no more Max clips.
Speaker 1: I promise you every clip you see from Max from
Speaker 1: now one. I guarantee you three thousand dollars a clip.
Speaker 1: Every label pay me that. Yo, I showed too much
Speaker 1: luck to ever be called awardo. I show too much love.
Speaker 19: I know people trying to make it weird, and this
Speaker 19: is why, you know, I know it ain't even ain't
Speaker 19: even Maxi's communities really like these Kendrick fans like that.
Speaker 7: So is weird.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you weird though, for sure of Fat
Speaker 6: Funky is WEIRDO.
Speaker 25: Well, it was even more weird that he brought the
Speaker 25: Drake and Kendrick beef into it, because yeah, like people
Speaker 25: were making their memes like I saw one meaning like, oh,
Speaker 25: act like what Drake likes because the whole you.
Speaker 17: Know, underage conversation or whatever.
Speaker 25: But I think the bigger thing here people were pissed
Speaker 25: is like, yo, you didn't even take accountability for the
Speaker 25: conversation you just had, which was weird.
Speaker 17: He's a fifteen year old boy.
Speaker 3: I thought he did, though I didn't hear that part.
Speaker 7: I thought he apologized, so that.
Speaker 17: Was the first response.
Speaker 25: Then people got even more mad because he responded that way,
Speaker 25: and then he continued and.
Speaker 17: He eventually took accountability. We do have that clip. Let's
Speaker 17: take a listen.
Speaker 19: I get it. Y'all are of set. How do we
Speaker 19: cancel act? I'm still the biggest pause. You can't cancel
Speaker 19: what you didn't build this issue aside which I again
Speaker 19: I am wrong. I will be better. This is a
Speaker 19: teachable moment, I only. I also don't think it's only
Speaker 19: a teachable moment for me. For me, at first, I'm
Speaker 19: looking at like, bro, it's a dude, right, and if
Speaker 19: it was a woman, like that's a dude.
Speaker 7: That's like a little bro.
Speaker 19: Hopefully people can learn from this whole little scandal with me,
Speaker 19: and I hope you know, the stream of community and
Speaker 19: anybody who watches it and participates.
Speaker 3: I hope those people you.
Speaker 19: Know, whether you're underage or not, we're streamers who benefit
Speaker 19: from everybody viewing us. So I hope we all change
Speaker 19: and act accordingly. I gotta watch my speech. That's clear.
Speaker 6: Yeah, don't worry about nobody else.
Speaker 7: It's you.
Speaker 4: And and the fact that the little boy was telling
Speaker 4: you like what it was, and like, yo, no, I'm
Speaker 4: not doing that.
Speaker 6: This is called grooming.
Speaker 4: I'm only fifteen, I'm not I don't smash, I don't
Speaker 4: even I don't do none of that. And you and
Speaker 4: your man's cap on going on and on, like what
Speaker 4: are you talking about?
Speaker 25: I think that the sentiment here was, like I think
Speaker 25: people just wanted to hear him know that it was
Speaker 25: wrong and that it was a conversation that shouldn't have
Speaker 25: been had. And eventually he got to that point, but
Speaker 25: it took him a few streams and a few yes.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 8: What was interesting about the situation is he apologized and
Speaker 8: he doesn't have to because what's what're you gonna take
Speaker 8: from that?
Speaker 17: I mean, that's what he That's what he's saying.
Speaker 4: You know, I mean, son even still, why would he
Speaker 4: apologize and he's gonna do the same thing next week?
Speaker 4: Like this this is not the first or the last
Speaker 4: time he's gonna do something like that, Like that's so
Speaker 4: let's hopeless the last time.
Speaker 16: I mean.
Speaker 25: And there are reports nothing I have confirmed, just from
Speaker 25: other streamers that have said that, like you know, the
Speaker 25: younger boy's mom is like not happy about this, so
Speaker 25: there may be an investigation into whatever whatever.
Speaker 17: Nothing that I have confirmed, And that's.
Speaker 8: What you got to be concerned about it, And that's
Speaker 8: what everybody got to be concerned about when they have
Speaker 8: these any type of conversation on platforms because that with
Speaker 8: that kid's mama says, hey, my son's experiencing emotional distress now,
Speaker 8: and now she hits you with a lawsuit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she already got them very intelligence.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's I mean, and it's recorded, but you know,
Speaker 10: I wanted to salute that young boy's parents, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean, because the fact that he knows exactly
Speaker 10: what he's what he needs to look for, and what
Speaker 10: he was It was, like you said, at age fifteen,
Speaker 10: the words he's using, meaning they had that conversation.
Speaker 8: That wasn't something that I'm not saying he didn't learn
Speaker 8: and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: He had a conversation with.
Speaker 10: His parents that he learned and he knows what it is,
Speaker 10: what it is, he knows how to avoid it.
Speaker 7: That's crazy boiler from the dedication.
Speaker 2: I don't know about it, but he's.
Speaker 25: Under a really big streamer, like you know, on platforms,
Speaker 25: so maybe his parents did pulling something like yo, like
Speaker 25: you know what I.
Speaker 2: Mean, I would hope, So, I would hope.
Speaker 10: So anybody that has kids should have those conversations with
Speaker 10: the kids if they're streaming, so so they know what
Speaker 10: to look for and know how to handle it. He
Speaker 10: handled it like a g so he handled it great, amazing.
Speaker 10: The only thing he should have did was put his
Speaker 10: pops on the phone.
Speaker 17: And that would been crazy Dad pulling up on act.
Speaker 13: Already the strain.
Speaker 6: Wow, thank you, Lauren, You're welcome. Thank you? Did he?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 7: Diddy?
Speaker 17: That's who taught them right.
Speaker 8: No, don't please, don't somebody clip Lauren put on when
Speaker 8: you were twenty seven twenty five?
Speaker 3: Laur just said thank you?
Speaker 1: Did he?
Speaker 3: But no read.
Speaker 8: Y'all do charlamage donkey too for after the hour, another
Speaker 8: teacher with moment. There's a Florida man named Shannon Atkins
Speaker 8: who needs to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 7: Y'all gonna learn about performing for that damn Internet. We're
Speaker 7: gonna discuss.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that next. It's the breakfast club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: wake up. If you're like into the breakfast.
Speaker 10: Club, make sure you're telling them to watch out for Florida.
Speaker 8: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx in
Speaker 8: all of four.
Speaker 3: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 28: So Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.
Speaker 6: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 13: Florida man is arrested after that win, saying he rigged
Speaker 13: the door to his home in an attempt to electric
Speaker 13: hit his pregnant lights.
Speaker 6: Police arrested in Orlando. Man, we're talking about.
Speaker 8: From Menda the Practice Club, Bitch you Donkey of the
Speaker 8: Day with Charlam Haine to guy, I don't know why
Speaker 8: y'all keep letting him get y'all like this lessen Donkey
Speaker 8: Today from Monday, January twenty seventh goes to Shannon Atkins. Okay,
Speaker 8: here's a forty six year old Florida man. What does
Speaker 8: your uncle Sharla always say about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 8: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 8: all of Florida, and today is no exception. Look, man,
Speaker 8: I said this last Thursday when I did the Daily Show,
Speaker 8: and I want to repeat it. Some of y'allre not
Speaker 8: gonna make it through the next four years because y'all already,
Speaker 8: you know, lost your mind about Trump in the first
Speaker 8: four days. Okay, today starts the second week of the
Speaker 8: second Trump administration. Last week, Trump signed over one hundred
Speaker 8: executive orders and actions. On his first day, he signed
Speaker 8: twenty six to them, everything from declaring a national emergency
Speaker 8: at the Mexico border to establishing that it is the
Speaker 8: policy of the USA to recognize only two sexes on
Speaker 8: official documents, and those sexes are male and female.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 8: So when a trans woman gets called sir, don't be
Speaker 8: mad at the person calling the transistorm mist his president's orders.
Speaker 8: But what I need to tell the American people this
Speaker 8: morning is please remember your serenity prayer, not just for
Speaker 8: the next four years.
Speaker 3: But forever.
Speaker 8: Okay, God, grant me the serenity to accept the things
Speaker 8: I cannot change, courage to change the things I can,
Speaker 8: and the wisdom to know the difference. Okay, stop stretching
Speaker 8: over things that are simply out of your control. And
Speaker 8: what Trump is doing in that White House definitely impact society,
Speaker 8: but it's out of our control.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 8: If you can't come up with intelligent, strategic, productive forms
Speaker 8: of resistance or protests to this Trump administration, then sit
Speaker 8: your stupid ass down before you find yourself in a
Speaker 8: situation like Shannon Atkins. See Shannon was on social media
Speaker 8: doing what most people are doing, and that's garnering engagement
Speaker 8: from people's enragement. See, Shannon decided to say something about
Speaker 8: President Donald Trump on social media Facebook to be exact
Speaker 8: and let me rephrase.
Speaker 3: He didn't have something to say, he just starting to kill. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Shannon Atkins got on Facebook and said, matter of fact,
Speaker 8: I'm not repeating what he said. Okay, somebody will clip
Speaker 8: that and make it seem like I said and have
Speaker 8: me jammed up. What's the news report?
Speaker 3: What is it read? Let's go to CBS for the report. Please.
Speaker 33: One man arrested for making online threats to the president.
Speaker 33: West Palm Beach Police announced the arrest of Shannon Deparo Atkins.
Speaker 33: The Elkichobe man now faces several charges, including written or
Speaker 33: electronic threats to kill. The investigation began after the FBI
Speaker 33: got a tip about violent Facebook posts directed at the president.
Speaker 16: Some of the posts were Lincoln JFK Rag and Martin
Speaker 16: Luther King and Trump. Atkins posted, unfortunately one is still alive.
Speaker 16: He wrote something to that effect. He also wrote another
Speaker 16: saying bullets please Jesus save America.
Speaker 3: Police say.
Speaker 33: Atkins says he was joking when he made those posts.
Speaker 33: He is also facing a drug possession charge after detectives
Speaker 33: found cocaine on him at the time of his arrest.
Speaker 8: Joking joking, Shannon, you thought that was funny, I was
Speaker 8: just joking. Doesn't even work in the court of public opinion.
Speaker 8: So it damn sure is it's going to work in
Speaker 8: a quart of law. I was just joking is not
Speaker 8: a defense. And who you just joking like that for?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 8: See, this is the performative stuff that happens on social media.
Speaker 8: But I've been telling you all on this radio for years.
Speaker 8: It's things you do online. Can it will get you
Speaker 8: jammed up offline? Okay, I bet everybody who liked that
Speaker 8: post or shared that post, or left a comment on
Speaker 8: that post a little one hundred are the praying hand emojis,
Speaker 8: are the laughing emojis. Not one of those people, Shannon,
Speaker 8: are going to contribute to your bill now. One of
Speaker 8: those people are gonna donate to your lawyer fees. Not
Speaker 8: one of those people gonna pay any of your bills
Speaker 8: while you are away in prison.
Speaker 7: What you're posting about killing the president for them.
Speaker 8: And that's why we say it's all performative, because you
Speaker 8: make a strong statement about wanting to see the president dead,
Speaker 8: only to say you joking.
Speaker 7: When things get real.
Speaker 8: Nnnnnah, You're gonna see this one through.
Speaker 7: Okay. By the way, the government doesn't play about his presidents.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 7: I know you might think they only acting like this because.
Speaker 8: It's Trump, but no Obama received, you know, a lot
Speaker 8: of internet threats and people got arrested and sent us
Speaker 8: to prison for threatening to kill forty four to two. Okay, Now,
Speaker 8: Shannon also got caught with three baggies of cocaine.
Speaker 7: You heard that in the news report.
Speaker 8: In my personal life, I have come to the realization
Speaker 8: that the sooner you understand people be on cope, the
Speaker 8: less you take things personally. All right, that is very true,
Speaker 8: but that has nothing to do with the law. You
Speaker 8: going to prison, and I just want we the people
Speaker 8: to be smarter over the next four years. Okay, Emotional
Speaker 8: decision making will get your results like this, but guess
Speaker 8: what performative decision making will get you results like this too.
Speaker 7: Please give Shannon Atkins the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you are the d oh all the day.
Speaker 3: Ye yes, indeed, all right, he heard that one.
Speaker 2: You sure did, sure did.
Speaker 10: How many follows do you have? I wonder it don't
Speaker 10: matter the fact that we got five tasks.
Speaker 8: Jesus, you know why, because all it takes is for
Speaker 8: somebody to see it, and then when somebody sees it,
Speaker 8: then they report it to the proper authorities, which is
Speaker 8: the FBI, and then the FBI coming to get you.
Speaker 7: It's really just that simple, Okay.
Speaker 2: I was just playing like I'm just playing joking. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, all right, Well if that was your donkey
Speaker 2: of the day, now.
Speaker 7: Judge might do that just might be like fifty years Damn,
Speaker 7: that's funny.
Speaker 8: I'm just joking. Give them twenty funny.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 10: Now, when we come back, we have the women from
Speaker 10: Good Mom's Bad Choices Podcast. We're gonna be talking to
Speaker 10: the next right, so don't go anywhere. It's to the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Go Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 23: Morning.
Speaker 10: Everybody is the j Envy, just hilarious, Charlamagne, the gud
Speaker 10: We are the Breakfast Club Lawn, the Rolls of filling
Speaker 10: in for Jess. We got some special guests joining us today,
Speaker 10: indeed season two of their podcasts on the Black Effect
Speaker 10: Good Mom, Bad Choices Podcast. We have Erica Dickerson and
Speaker 10: Jamila Matt Welcome, ladies, Thank you, how y'all feeling great?
Speaker 6: Let's feel a little bit.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I love the name of y'all podcasts. Good Mom's Bad Choices?
Speaker 8: What does that mean?
Speaker 13: You know, I think society has deemed women and moms
Speaker 13: in a certain light, and historically we're not really allowed
Speaker 13: to make bad choices. But really bad choices are relative,
Speaker 13: you know, like smoking a blund is a good choice
Speaker 13: for me, but for other people that might be a
Speaker 13: bad choice, you know. So I think it really kind
Speaker 13: of just flips the narrative around what bad choices actually
Speaker 13: are and allows moms in particular to give themselves grace
Speaker 13: and prioritize whatever it is that they want to prioritize.
Speaker 13: It's funny, though, because a lot of people really hated
Speaker 13: that name. All of our friends told us that that
Speaker 13: was a bad idea.
Speaker 20: I don't know, because I think bad choices and good
Speaker 20: moms don't go together, and you assume that that means
Speaker 20: something terrible. But I mean, I'm sure we've all made
Speaker 20: some choices that some other person told you were bad,
Speaker 20: but they were actually fun or good or exciting, and
Speaker 20: sometimes you got to make your own choice. And I think,
Speaker 20: you know, people put moms in a box. You can
Speaker 20: only behave a certain way, you can only dress a
Speaker 20: certain ways, like you give birth and suddenly Martha Stewart
Speaker 20: or something.
Speaker 11: But the truth is.
Speaker 20: Is you had a baby because you had sex. So
Speaker 20: you know, there's just like the humanness of it.
Speaker 3: That's what I thought it was.
Speaker 7: I thought you saying the bad choice is the baby daddy.
Speaker 20: No, okay, that's alive.
Speaker 17: That wasn't why we made the name.
Speaker 20: But did we make some choices that could have been better. Yes,
Speaker 20: but you learn from those choices and then you find
Speaker 20: a second baby daddy.
Speaker 25: That's you said, second baby. Sometimes people find a second
Speaker 25: baby daddy. I don't know you guys personally, and I'm
Speaker 25: new to watching and listening to your podcast. Are you
Speaker 25: guys on the journey of finding a second baby daddy?
Speaker 25: Are you still with the first baby daddy? Like we're
Speaker 25: y'alling on? Tell one is engaged? Okay, I just got
Speaker 25: engaged last week.
Speaker 20: Okay, so I have found my second my husband.
Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you, Jeffrey. And I think that's another thing.
Speaker 17: It's like women, there's like.
Speaker 20: The stigma that you have to say with your baby
Speaker 20: daddy or you're you're deemed unworthy or unmarriable after your
Speaker 20: single mom, and it's just not true. It's not real
Speaker 20: and like, sometimes you gotta do better this second time,
Speaker 20: and sometimes you gotta leave the first one for your
Speaker 20: happiness and for your peace.
Speaker 17: And that's okay.
Speaker 25: So tell us about the engagement and how it happened,
Speaker 25: because I saw that trending last week on I think
Speaker 25: it was Twitter. There was a girl that was like,
Speaker 25: and for all the guys that keep saying, just because
Speaker 25: you have a kid, nobody's gonna want you.
Speaker 17: My stepdaddy DMS is lined up.
Speaker 20: Baby, And you know that was a big fear of ours.
Speaker 20: I think that was how we like kind of formed
Speaker 20: our podcast too. It's like, as black women, it's so
Speaker 20: like the stereotype of being a single black mom is
Speaker 20: it's crazy, you know, like and nobody, no woman wants that,
Speaker 20: to be a single mom, but particularly for black women,
Speaker 20: there's this heavy burden of like, oh my god. And
Speaker 20: the truth is is like you learn, you get better
Speaker 20: when you're a mother, You take dating gets taken more seriously.
Speaker 20: I don't have time to play, I don't have time
Speaker 20: for bs. You know, I know what I need and
Speaker 20: what I want. So yeah, I met my man four
Speaker 20: years ago. We dated for three years. He's from New York.
Speaker 20: I imported him to LA because La men are not
Speaker 20: so great.
Speaker 13: But yeah, we dated.
Speaker 20: We dated for three years, we lived together for two
Speaker 20: and you know we've been engaged two weeks.
Speaker 6: So you know, we did a little.
Speaker 17: I did the adult thing. What about you.
Speaker 13: I have a partner, and so you know we're still
Speaker 13: we're not anywhere near where she's at. But it's been
Speaker 13: a journey, you know, as a single mom. I think they're,
Speaker 13: like you said, there's a lot of shame. I remember
Speaker 13: when I first when I when I me and my
Speaker 13: child's father broke up. I remember I joined Tender and
Speaker 13: I always tell our listeners like new moms that are
Speaker 13: trying to get out there, I'm like dating apps is
Speaker 13: when you first like become single. Like for me, I
Speaker 13: really needed the confidence boost because I felt so disconnected
Speaker 13: from my sexuality. I felt so disconnected from my value
Speaker 13: in so many ways, and unfortunately not fortunate, well unfortunately
Speaker 13: unfortunately I really did. I needed that confidence. It was
Speaker 13: to be like, oh it's wipe right, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: But I think that for me in this in this period,
Speaker 4: in this time and in my journey of being a
Speaker 4: single mom, I have learned through the people that I've dated,
Speaker 4: which you know, things haven't worked out, but I've evolved
Speaker 4: so much and been able to I think manifest this
Speaker 4: person that I'm with now who accepts me holistically because
Speaker 4: one thing that we were told, and we've been told
Speaker 4: a lot because of our show and the content of
Speaker 4: our show.
Speaker 13: We talk about sex very candidly. We talk about our
Speaker 13: dating experience is very candidly. We talk about our bad
Speaker 13: choices very candidly. And you're not going to find a
Speaker 13: man like that. No man's going to marry that you
Speaker 13: were You like your.
Speaker 2: Titties out like you weren't.
Speaker 13: You don't like shirts like we literally, you don't like shirts.
Speaker 17: She doesn't like.
Speaker 13: Shirts, you know, and her titty makes an appearance. I
Speaker 13: was like, you can't make an appearance today. Okay, the
Speaker 13: right titty likes to make an appearance. And but there's
Speaker 13: a lot of narrative around just being too confident in
Speaker 13: your body and yeah, being to you, you have to
Speaker 13: compartmentalize yourself to be a wife, to be a high
Speaker 13: valued woman, which is a conversation that I feel like
Speaker 13: has always been part and it's been on the internet
Speaker 13: for a long time, but now women are pushing this
Speaker 13: narrative of being high valued women, and I feel like
Speaker 13: it's very dangerous and very violent against women, specifically when
Speaker 13: it's pushed by women.
Speaker 25: Erica questioned for you, and only because you mentioned this earlier,
Speaker 25: I know what your kid's dead With Freddy, it's a
Speaker 25: little bit different for you too, because he's an artist,
Speaker 25: Like people know Freddy Gibbs. Right, how do you deal
Speaker 25: with the judgment because yours is like probably fifty times
Speaker 25: more because your relationship and everything that happened out of
Speaker 25: it was so public.
Speaker 17: Like, is that harder for you? Is it harder to
Speaker 17: talk about?
Speaker 13: No, it's not hard for me to talk about. I
Speaker 13: mean early on in the show it was. I mean
Speaker 13: when we started the podcast, I was relatively like maybe
Speaker 13: five months out of our breakup.
Speaker 25: Who you were mentally okay enough? Your breakup was pretty No,
Speaker 25: I was not okay, which is not okay.
Speaker 17: So wait, so back it up then talk me through that.
Speaker 25: So you're five months out of you were engaged, you
Speaker 25: got you are just welcome your baby, and you find
Speaker 25: out there was another woman another baby. Then you decided
Speaker 25: to go get on a public platform in stud of podcasts. MM,
Speaker 25: what was your thinking around that? And like, mentally outsided
Speaker 25: just talking to her. What else did you do to
Speaker 25: be able to get through that as wrong?
Speaker 13: You know, I didn't have a lot of thought. Honestly,
Speaker 13: people ask us why we started the show. It was
Speaker 13: really I just needed someone to talk to. And I
Speaker 13: started listening to podcasts, actually really murder Mystery podcasts, and
Speaker 13: then I started looking up podcasts in the you know,
Speaker 13: single mom podcasts, black podcasts. At the time, there were
Speaker 13: really none like this. The space has changed and evolved
Speaker 13: so much, but before that it was like white moms
Speaker 13: drinking wine, calling her kids ass and like nerdy white
Speaker 13: guys like and Murder Mystery, which is why I was there.
Speaker 13: You know, I felt like, Wow, this space is wide open.
Speaker 13: I wonder if like my friend that I just met,
Speaker 13: because I didn't know Jamila really at all, would want
Speaker 13: to sit and like, let's just talk about being single moms.
Speaker 13: And then as we started talking and just being vulnerable,
Speaker 13: things just started pouring out.
Speaker 6: She told me the story and.
Speaker 20: I, yeah, oh about there, And I immediately it was
Speaker 20: intrigue because we had hung out, but it was very
Speaker 20: surface and I was like, oh, this is kind of spicy,
Speaker 20: kind of like her.
Speaker 17: I was like, Okay, I can kind of get with
Speaker 17: this because at first it was very like, how are
Speaker 17: you liking motherhood?
Speaker 13: It's great, I love it.
Speaker 20: You know, and not being real And when she said that,
Speaker 20: it immediately made me feel close to her, and I
Speaker 20: asked her at that moment, I said, okay, I'll did
Speaker 20: the podcast. I don't even know what that is, like
Speaker 20: a radio show. I was like, but are you going
Speaker 20: to tell the story about your couple? And because that's
Speaker 20: the only way I could do it on or off,
Speaker 20: I don't really have a great area.
Speaker 13: And she was like, okay, black couple of white couple,
Speaker 13: black and white, oh black women, black and white husband, Oh.
Speaker 3: Doctor lumwah would be.
Speaker 7: I was like, this white man got three queen, his
Speaker 7: wife is beautiful.
Speaker 10: Yes, we got more with the ladies from Good Mom,
Speaker 10: Bad Choices. When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club
Speaker 10: the Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ env Jess Hilarious, Charlamage
Speaker 10: the God we are the Breakfast Club. Laura Roast is
Speaker 10: here as well. We're still kicking it with the ladies
Speaker 10: from Good Mom's Bad Choices podcast.
Speaker 8: Charlama, what is this sex? So I was just in
Speaker 8: tantric practitioner because that's what you are too. That's what
Speaker 8: that's what your retreats are about right now.
Speaker 20: A retreats for I mean somewhat. Yeah, tantrum is about
Speaker 20: like starting the dialogue with your body, using pleasure as medicine.
Speaker 20: Like she said, I think a lot of times people
Speaker 20: think pleasure is just like sex. You're just solely in
Speaker 20: the bedroom. You lock the door, you turn the lights off,
Speaker 20: you don't talk about it. But there's pleasure in all things,
Speaker 20: right like you probably I saw you were a little
Speaker 20: snuggy on this morning, but you.
Speaker 17: You know, like sometimes there's those things that just.
Speaker 13: Like lighting a candle, setting the vibe, eating a.
Speaker 20: Good meal, and like I think sometimes we reserve those
Speaker 20: intimate pleasures for like you know, we just put everything
Speaker 20: in a box. And so it's just like the spiritual
Speaker 20: like technology that is like a practice of being in
Speaker 20: tune with your pleasure and not removing the divinity from
Speaker 20: intimacy and from sex, you know, because it's very it's
Speaker 20: given to us by God. And I think it's just
Speaker 20: about teaching and practicing other people to do that too.
Speaker 25: I read an Essence article on you guys, and you
Speaker 25: talked about apologizing to your key and how good that
Speaker 25: has been and how freeing that is. And we always
Speaker 25: had this conversation me with my mom, like I'd be like,
Speaker 25: you need to learn how to apologize, but you guys
Speaker 25: are doing it early. Why and how has it worked
Speaker 25: in your relationship with a kid?
Speaker 6: Because I didn't get it.
Speaker 13: I didn't get apologies, you know, And so I realized
Speaker 13: that as I was evolving in motherhood. And I always
Speaker 13: tell people I'm a ten year old mother, Like I
Speaker 13: only know as much as I know of a ten
Speaker 13: year old mother, you know, new ish at this point,
Speaker 13: maybe a little seasoned, not quite. But I've seen the
Speaker 13: power of apologizing. I've seen how much my daughter feels
Speaker 13: safe talking to me because her mom is willing to say, hey,
Speaker 13: I kind of dumb, I'm sorry about that. Hey I
Speaker 13: lost my temper. And I think a lot of times
Speaker 13: we've pushed things under the rug, and like all those things,
Speaker 13: you don't forget them as kids, you know they and
Speaker 13: then they show up in different ways in your life
Speaker 13: where you now have a problem apologizing. You can't acknowledge
Speaker 13: the things that you've done wrong, and now it's holding
Speaker 13: you back. And so I just didn't I don't want
Speaker 13: that for her, and so I think it's really important
Speaker 13: for parents overall to get used to that idea, not idea,
Speaker 13: that that thing and do that and like, why wouldn't you,
Speaker 13: Why wouldn't you want to apologize to your child if
Speaker 13: you know, yeah, and it feels good. It feels good
Speaker 13: to like reverse whatever it is that you know didn't
Speaker 13: work for you, you know. I think about like I
Speaker 13: had like a recent like parenting moment with my daughter
Speaker 13: because she was getting bullied at school and I was like, oh, no,
Speaker 13: so we're here.
Speaker 6: Because I'm gonna beat all these little kids.
Speaker 17: I was like, Okay, you can't do that.
Speaker 13: Don't do that, Erica, you can't just it. Well, now
Speaker 13: I'm on Breakfast Club talking about it. It wasn't me.
Speaker 13: You know. At first, I was like, all right, I'm
Speaker 13: just gonna like talk to the school and have them
Speaker 13: deal with this because I don't know what to do.
Speaker 13: And then I was like, no, I have to have
Speaker 13: to face this head on, and so you know, I
Speaker 13: was just you know, I sat with her and talked
Speaker 13: to her. She had a really hard time telling me
Speaker 13: because I think she's my daughter's going to be ten
Speaker 13: and right now in her life, like her her social
Speaker 13: circle is very important to her. You know, she's just
Speaker 13: building these friendships and like it feels like her whole world,
Speaker 13: and so stirring the pot feels like it's not it's
Speaker 13: not a big deal, it's fine, you know. And so
Speaker 13: I was just empowering her to stand up for herself.
Speaker 13: And after that moment, like I was talking it through.
Speaker 3: I was like, Damn, that was good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, y'all have a book too, A Good Mom's Guide
Speaker 8: to Making Bad Choices, explain why they need a guid
Speaker 8: to make bad choices, you know.
Speaker 20: I think when we were writing this, I realized, like
Speaker 20: there are so many books about parenthood, like how.
Speaker 17: Do you care for your baby? How do you spottle
Speaker 17: the baby?
Speaker 6: What do you do?
Speaker 20: You know, like there's all these there's all these things
Speaker 20: about how you care for a baby, and there's rarely
Speaker 20: there's no books really about how the do I care
Speaker 20: for myself after this huge thing that's happened. My body
Speaker 20: has changed, my life has changed. I'm, you know, implementing
Speaker 20: a new human and I'm caring for something and there's
Speaker 20: a lot of fear. There's a lot of anxiety in
Speaker 20: that that nobody talks about, and even for us. Our
Speaker 20: book talks about like our journey in single parenting. There's
Speaker 20: a lot of mom experiencing that, a lot of mom's
Speaker 20: fighting it, like trying to put a square in a circle,
Speaker 20: Like sometimes it just don't work and that's okay. And
Speaker 20: so I think this book is really about the guide
Speaker 20: to finding yourself whatever that is for you, and being
Speaker 20: authentic in it and all. So, like, how do you
Speaker 20: care for yourself in this process of parenting because there
Speaker 20: are no books about that.
Speaker 17: It's always about the child.
Speaker 20: And that's the thing about motherhood, like it has to
Speaker 20: be self sacrificing, but it doesn't and it shouldn't be.
Speaker 20: And that's really what the book is based in.
Speaker 10: I wanted to ask, you know, did you ever resent
Speaker 10: your baby fathers? And if you did, how did y'all
Speaker 10: get over it?
Speaker 13: It's a work in progress, I think that, you know,
Speaker 13: early on, of course, there was more resentfulness. I think
Speaker 13: there's acceptance too. You just have to kind of accept
Speaker 13: the person you chose and this is it, you know,
Speaker 13: and then from there build the tribe. And that's really
Speaker 13: what I've done. I have an incredible support system that
Speaker 13: will show up when he can't, you know, and granted,
Speaker 13: both of us have very busy careers. He's out of
Speaker 13: the country, out of town a lot, and so ninety
Speaker 13: eight percent of everything has fallen into my hands. So
Speaker 13: I would be lying to say there's no resentment like
Speaker 13: or there hasn't been resentment. But I also just I
Speaker 13: also like have have to humanize him as well. If
Speaker 13: I'm going to give grace to the women that I
Speaker 13: that I serve, and give grace to myself, then I
Speaker 13: also have to understand where he's at, what happened, like,
Speaker 13: where what wasn't what needs were not met in your childhood?
Speaker 13: What things are you battling with that you're not confronting
Speaker 13: and avoiding, you know. And so that doesn't.
Speaker 25: Always come because sometimes I want to curse him out,
Speaker 25: but then I have to kind of bring it back
Speaker 25: and say, Okay, well, this work doesn't just apply to this.
Speaker 25: I have to be able to apply it to both
Speaker 25: and and it does my daughter, No, it doesn't do
Speaker 25: It doesn't do my daughter any any benefit by you
Speaker 25: know me, you know, bad talking him, especially in front
Speaker 25: of her. I try my best to for her to
Speaker 25: feel like we are still a family.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 13: We pray, we pray for her dad. We talk about
Speaker 13: her dad like I ask it, I ask even like,
Speaker 13: you know, he had another child and the reason we
Speaker 13: broke up was because he got another woman pregnant. And
Speaker 13: you know, I never in a million years thought that
Speaker 13: I would be able to be like in the presence
Speaker 13: of that child ever. And I know there's a lot
Speaker 13: of women listening that have maybe experienced this or maybe
Speaker 13: going through this, because I know what a feeling. Yeah,
Speaker 13: and it was I. I literally I just there was
Speaker 13: no way. I remember the first time he brought his
Speaker 13: son into my house, like unannounced, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 13: did you cry?
Speaker 17: How was the did you cry? Like what would your
Speaker 17: I didn't even know how to cry.
Speaker 13: I was frozen, you.
Speaker 22: Know, like I, baby, you don't want to react to
Speaker 22: the baby. Yeah, and likes as women, like we are
Speaker 22: territorial around this role of mother and like the space
Speaker 22: that we share with this person, like this is what
Speaker 22: we decided to do and this is an interruption, and
Speaker 22: but you know, but but now, like I have so
Speaker 22: much love for that child. You know, I wouldn't be
Speaker 22: a good mom who makes bad choices without that child.
Speaker 22: Like thank you, baby mama for you know, breaking the
Speaker 22: family up because because no, truly, because.
Speaker 13: I didn't know myself then, I was really like living
Speaker 13: for him, and and so I think that like to
Speaker 13: answer your question, it's just like about answer your question.
Speaker 13: It's just about like allowing grace and knowing that, yes,
Speaker 13: there are times when I want to curse that man out,
Speaker 13: but also I love him because he gave me my daughter.
Speaker 25: You know, did the baby daddy's ever come to you
Speaker 25: and apologize for what he's kind of referencing like that
Speaker 25: flack of like dang, I'm sorry put you through?
Speaker 6: Or denial, denial, denial.
Speaker 13: If you ask them, they probably would would say they have.
Speaker 13: But I mean, you know, most dad's like I'm doing great.
Speaker 6: You would see her in two weeks.
Speaker 13: Our baby's daddy's trying to link up a few times
Speaker 13: once and we were like, what the hell are they?
Speaker 13: They're talking about? Sarty podcast.
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Speaker 8: it's The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good Morning, the Breakfast Club. I seen the video for
Speaker 3: this y's.
Speaker 10: I'm Chris Brown. I just can't sing a dance, but
Speaker 10: I'm there. I'm there in my mind.
Speaker 17: He was getting so much love in the video.
Speaker 2: First, all right, well let's get to Jest with the
Speaker 2: Mexico is real?
Speaker 19: Is justic?
Speaker 10: Robber Moore just don't do no lines, don't do talk.
Speaker 2: Nobody talk the world?
Speaker 3: Why jes worldwide? Me talk on the Breakfast Club. He's
Speaker 3: the coaching ship.
Speaker 24: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 24: understand something that nobody could get you to see it on.
Speaker 4: All right, So, Lauren, you had this picture of Aaron,
Speaker 4: Pierre and Skepta up here since six o'clock this morning,
Speaker 4: and you've been dying to talk about these two brothers.
Speaker 4: What what's going on?
Speaker 31: Yes?
Speaker 25: I mean it's not anything crazy. They just out here
Speaker 25: being fine. You know how that go?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 17: But uh who brief like that?
Speaker 25: Okay, because I'm gonna say and because you know Pierre's
Speaker 25: moved fast, I had you going, we're gonna get there.
Speaker 4: Yes, Aaron Perre is fine. Soone skeptain skeptic is cool.
Speaker 4: But why didn't you even get like what's going on?
Speaker 25: So they were at the Louis Show, the men's wear
Speaker 25: a fashion show for Fashion Week in Paris, and they
Speaker 25: just took the picture because they were both at the show.
Speaker 25: And when they took the picture, it went crazy viral,
Speaker 25: super crazy viral, especially because you know Aaron pa yes
Speaker 25: you did.
Speaker 17: I know today it gonna smile like that.
Speaker 7: Why do you hate them?
Speaker 2: Brothersody, No, he's mad.
Speaker 25: Let me talk to y'all, Okay, so listen. So basically,
Speaker 25: when the photo went viral, we were crashing out online.
Speaker 25: I was a part of the crash out. No seatboat, okay,
Speaker 25: because they look so good, but Skeptic really will remind somebody,
Speaker 25: especially a light skinned man, don't play with him.
Speaker 17: Okay, that's what happened.
Speaker 3: When yeah, it's that's right.
Speaker 25: They were talking about how gorgeous these men are just
Speaker 25: in general, but Skepta just no, one needs to stay.
Speaker 3: Next to him.
Speaker 8: Whenever you see a wasple colored negro sitting next to
Speaker 8: all that meland and he looked like a pit bull.
Speaker 17: Okay, all of that.
Speaker 4: But the girls were going off and guys got up
Speaker 4: said it was men online.
Speaker 17: Acting like envy.
Speaker 2: Really, I didn't do anything that.
Speaker 25: Men were online basically saying like, y'all are delusional, y'all
Speaker 25: don't need to be acting like this.
Speaker 6: Why he was talking like this?
Speaker 7: Men was saying this grown.
Speaker 25: Men, envy. You gotta you got a Twitter? What was
Speaker 25: you doing this weekend?
Speaker 3: I wasn't doing nothing.
Speaker 2: I heard they both got six toes though that I did.
Speaker 2: He that though alleged why.
Speaker 3: Do people hate on us?
Speaker 4: Sex symbols as long's the next door?
Speaker 9: Yo?
Speaker 25: I want to tell you'll skept the I mean he
Speaker 25: had to come out and be like, look, I'm seeing
Speaker 25: big men are arguing with the girls about me because
Speaker 25: I took a pic with a man twelve years younger. Mean,
Speaker 25: ooh and he's twelve years older. I'm literally that man's uncle.
Speaker 25: You need to chill and let the ladies tweet in peace.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let the women have someline, whether it's skept the
Speaker 8: mufossa me mars.
Speaker 3: Don't hate on God great?
Speaker 17: Remember definitely couldn't you? Can you play them? Because Ammy?
Speaker 17: I know you Vy, I know you were trying to
Speaker 17: come on, Come on, emmy, come on.
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 3: He got up all game, got I woke up.
Speaker 29: All right?
Speaker 4: Hop off skept the next door because I had to
Speaker 4: make sure if you got that end, because you know,
Speaker 4: before we move away, from the light skin.
Speaker 17: I gotta get my bro in here. Okay, all right now.
Speaker 2: Like all right, yes you get up, sweet.
Speaker 7: You we're going going to.
Speaker 28: Yo.
Speaker 25: So all right, changing gears, Snoop Dogg. You remember, Snoop?
Speaker 25: Everybody was upstairs?
Speaker 3: Do you know what Snoop is?
Speaker 17: Hemmy, I'm sorry this man through me?
Speaker 3: Oh, you're right.
Speaker 7: Do we remember what people were even mad at two
Speaker 7: days ago?
Speaker 3: Because people move on so fast.
Speaker 17: You're right, steptic is so fine?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 17: Yes, so Schoop Snoop.
Speaker 25: Snoop responded seemingly to the people that have been upset
Speaker 25: at him for performing at the Crypto Ball for Trump.
Speaker 17: Let's take a listen that.
Speaker 13: It's Sunday, man, I got gossling my heart right now.
Speaker 2: So all I hate my answer would love y'all can't
Speaker 2: hate enough for me.
Speaker 3: I love too much.
Speaker 7: Get your life right.
Speaker 10: Stop worrying about man, I'm cold, I'm together, still a black.
Speaker 3: Man, still one hundred percent black. All out to your
Speaker 3: ball out.
Speaker 25: Yeah, So Snoop is so unbothered. I don't even know
Speaker 25: what else to say. But like it's Snoop, He's unbothered,
Speaker 25: he doesn't care.
Speaker 7: He's still Snoop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, end of the day.
Speaker 10: Inside no soup looks like he has the most amazing
Speaker 10: fun on Sundays. I don't know if you've seen it.
Speaker 10: He had told family to his aunts and uncles, knows
Speaker 10: they watching the game, they drink and they dancing.
Speaker 8: It looks like fun or something I would say is
Speaker 8: I wouldn't call what snoop received hate.
Speaker 7: I would just say that people have an opinion.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? You know, not the people
Speaker 3: was made.
Speaker 6: On them, just like, yeah, they had an opinion and
Speaker 6: they wanted like answers like yo, but you said, yeah,
Speaker 6: they were disappointed.
Speaker 25: Disappointment is better. Disappointment is better. Okay, well yeah he's
Speaker 25: on by there. But moving on to another story here.
Speaker 25: Somebody that spoke out recently d Woods. So you guys
Speaker 25: remember d Woods. She was a part of the whole
Speaker 25: when Diddy was on All the Making the.
Speaker 17: Bands Danny King.
Speaker 25: Yes, So she decided to sit down with Good Morning
Speaker 25: America and speak out and break her silence on troubling
Speaker 25: interactions that she says she had with Sean Diddy Combs.
Speaker 31: After staring on MTV's Pomp Through the reality show Making
Speaker 31: the Band three.
Speaker 34: The Day we Were Chosen and I was like, it's
Speaker 34: bad war for life.
Speaker 6: Baby.
Speaker 31: She says, what should have been a dream true quickly
Speaker 31: became something else, alleging Diddy created a verbally abusive work environment.
Speaker 7: I'm curious why you decided to speak up now.
Speaker 34: I would say that this moment now is a time
Speaker 34: where I feel like my experience, my truth, will really
Speaker 34: be heard and actually.
Speaker 6: Considered and.
Speaker 8: Believed.
Speaker 3: Did she say what happened?
Speaker 25: This was just a couple of minutes ago, right, yeah?
Speaker 25: So yeah, this is this is breaking right now. Let's
Speaker 25: sit down with Good Morning in America. So we do
Speaker 25: have another clip loading where she's going to go into
Speaker 25: more detail. But I think that for a lot of people,
Speaker 25: you know, just like when Cassie spoke out, or when
Speaker 25: Don Richard spoke out, it's just like, whoa, this is
Speaker 25: a person that was really close watched her be really
Speaker 25: close to him. Let's take a listen to this second
Speaker 25: clip where she goes more in detail.
Speaker 35: I see myself standing in those dark, scary, predatory spaces
Speaker 35: and hearing somebody say some of the most degrading things
Speaker 35: to me.
Speaker 2: How was it predatory?
Speaker 34: Somebody constantly treating you like a piece of meat, only
Speaker 34: seeing only valuing you for your sex appeal and in
Speaker 34: some of the environments you know it was it was
Speaker 34: even scary to be by yourself.
Speaker 8: Yeah, is that because she's going she's gonna be on
Speaker 8: the on one of those documentaries, right, I think the
Speaker 8: Wood is gonna be on one of those.
Speaker 2: Not just the ID documentaries. Fall that's the name of it.
Speaker 17: Whatever it is for is it can't be.
Speaker 25: It can't work out well for him, a person sitting
Speaker 25: in jail right now and trying to claim his innocence,
Speaker 25: because even if this is just for a documentary, Uh,
Speaker 25: if I'm prosecution, I now want to reach out to
Speaker 25: her if I didn't already know to to have a
Speaker 25: conversation with her, because you know, this isn't the first
Speaker 25: time you've heard things like this.
Speaker 6: Oh sure, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 10: Y well, that is just with the mess all right. Now,
Speaker 10: let's get to the mix. I mean, congratulations to Philly.
Speaker 10: Let's start off with meat and meal, and it's the
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club. Go Morning out, the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody
Speaker 10: is the j n V Jess hilarious charlamage, the guy.
Speaker 10: We are the Breakfast Club. Now, Salute to everybody now
Speaker 10: saluted Teddy Swims who stopped you earlier. Today is new project.
Speaker 10: I've tried everything, but therapy is out today.
Speaker 3: Yes, man, and y'all.
Speaker 8: People online talk about we need to get keep better
Speaker 8: and we need to keep people like Teddy Swims off
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Why we've always do it's done.
Speaker 7: We've always been a few people like that.
Speaker 8: And somebody, somebody posted the dumbest thing under the breakfast
Speaker 8: Club Instagram, they said with a.
Speaker 7: Country station interview Beyonce.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, the dumb squat, Like.
Speaker 4: What if our last album was country and it's charted dummy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, honestly about my goodness.
Speaker 10: Well, saluted Teddy Swims Swim and also shout to and
Speaker 10: Lawrence for taking care of the team. I know a
Speaker 10: lot of us, a lot of y'all went to go
Speaker 10: see Martin this week and I know Laura went, a
Speaker 10: staff win, I know Charlamagne went. I was gonna go,
Speaker 10: but uh, the person I was trying to see didn't
Speaker 10: make it this weekend, so I decided to cancel my plans.
Speaker 3: Was supposed to be there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was in Atlantic City open weekend because my
Speaker 8: daughter had a cheerleading competition, So I went to go
Speaker 8: see Martin.
Speaker 7: I thought just was gonna be there to actually text
Speaker 7: you that I'm here. I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't, you know.
Speaker 6: He was trying so like, oh, let me see if
Speaker 6: just going.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 4: Jess was never on The Atlantic City Show with Martin.
Speaker 4: I was supposed to be at the Barclays on Friday. Sorry,
Speaker 4: I said, I'm here waiting to see you, Like, wow.
Speaker 6: Why are you there? I'm home, yummy.
Speaker 8: Excluded everybody man in Atlantic City at Kelsey's. Man, Oh,
Speaker 8: I love Kelsey so much. The restaurant, yes, so restaurants,
Speaker 8: Oh my god, Kelsey's is so good. Kelsey's is great.
Speaker 8: They got the breakfast. Man, would I go there for breakfast? Heat?
Speaker 8: Never did it? To the dinner's great too, but man,
Speaker 8: they breakfast buffet, Oh my god, Cray the sweet potato.
Speaker 6: Waffle sounds like concentration.
Speaker 7: They got the sweet potato waffle, the red velvet waffle.
Speaker 2: That sounds good.
Speaker 6: I can't eat none of that stuff right now.
Speaker 3: Kelsey is great.
Speaker 2: To Kelsey, shout to Kelsey, all right when we come back.
Speaker 10: We got the positive notice the breakfast club the morning
Speaker 10: morning everybody is the j n V. Just hilarious. Charlamagne
Speaker 10: the God we are the breakfast club. You got a
Speaker 10: positive Chara.
Speaker 17: Hold hold yo we on TV.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, we on to No Charlamagne sent but I
Speaker 4: thought you yeah, texting to me and he he.
Speaker 6: Was like, this is your fault, Like, what's your.
Speaker 2: Deal?
Speaker 4: I thought it was a joke, yo, but we really
Speaker 4: stream on.
Speaker 3: That's what's up.
Speaker 6: That's what's up.
Speaker 2: Shout out. Just hit you you on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they said that. They I mean they hit me
Speaker 6: every day, like I.
Speaker 4: Said, always hit you somebody. Yeah, but now they see
Speaker 4: you and you too, y'all. All right, Well you got
Speaker 4: a positive note. I do the positive notice simply this, man.
Speaker 4: I want you to remember this on this Monday morning.
Speaker 4: The calmer you are, the clearer you think. Okay, let
Speaker 4: your decisions come from a place of peace, now from reaction.
Speaker 7: You reactionary mother. Eff was out there. Have a great day.
Speaker 3: That was a good one.
Speaker 7: That's true.
Speaker 3: Breakfast club bitches, you don't finish or y'all done.