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Speaker 5: Jess?
Speaker 1: What's up?
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Speaker 1: What's want to?
Speaker 8: I want to ask yall a question?
Speaker 1: Is parents? Right?
Speaker 8: Good morning to the world, Good morning everybody.
Speaker 3: So, my daughter, who's in sixth grade, had a substitute teacher,
Speaker 3: which is another sixth grade teacher, not her teacher, another
Speaker 3: sixth grade teacher. This other sixth grade teacher is a
Speaker 3: mean teacher, like mean, like none of the kids like
Speaker 3: this teacher.
Speaker 6: But my daughter says, does she notice that she's hearing
Speaker 6: this for the first time on the national syndicated morning.
Speaker 8: She don't know.
Speaker 3: So, my daughter, I'm gonna tell you, so, my daughter,
Speaker 3: like the whole class doesn't like this sixth grade teacher,
Speaker 3: right because she's mean. But my daughter said, after taking
Speaker 3: one class with us. She's learned more in the year
Speaker 3: that she's alert the other teachers a lot easier. So
Speaker 3: my daughter called me, it's a dad. Although people don't
Speaker 3: like this teacher, I learned more. I want to transfer
Speaker 3: to this teacher's class, a class that none of the
Speaker 3: kids want to go to.
Speaker 1: They prefer the easier kids. I call the school.
Speaker 3: The school says, no, they can't. I'm like the fact
Speaker 3: that she wants to go to a harder class with
Speaker 3: a harder teacher.
Speaker 1: She challenge It's November.
Speaker 5: Aren't the classes she said for the year.
Speaker 8: But if she's not being challenged.
Speaker 5: Not in college, you can't just transfer classes.
Speaker 3: It's the same sit straight teach. You just go for
Speaker 3: one class to the other class. It's not like they're
Speaker 3: all ap classes regardless. But she just feels like this
Speaker 3: teachers teaches a lot better. She's a lot more difficult.
Speaker 3: She's really into the homework.
Speaker 6: So doing that, I'm just saying I don't think you.
Speaker 6: I don't think you can do that in the middle
Speaker 6: of it, Actually can't.
Speaker 9: You actually can because my son did that before in
Speaker 9: the middle school that he went to, before he got
Speaker 9: to the one of these in now he wasn't being challenged,
Speaker 9: and he did like another another math class better, and
Speaker 9: they put him in that one, not because of who
Speaker 9: he is or anything, just because when your child voices
Speaker 9: something like that and they and it's in the best
Speaker 9: interest of the child and the education.
Speaker 10: That they're receiving and the level that they on, they
Speaker 10: do make those changes.
Speaker 3: You can tell her, you know, well, I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: up to the school in the next couple of days
Speaker 3: to find out, because they said no at first, but
Speaker 3: I just you know, if it's her daddy, I just
Speaker 3: stayed in an easy class. But she's like, I want
Speaker 3: to be challenged. She was like, I'm bored in class.
Speaker 3: She was like, it's I'm not I know all this
Speaker 3: stuff I've learned, all the stuff I want to be
Speaker 3: challenged I want.
Speaker 9: And then you know that new that that new class
Speaker 9: that she wanted to be put into, the one with
Speaker 9: the strict teacher or whatever. That teacher probably not in
Speaker 9: there trying to be their friend, like she's in the
Speaker 9: learned and she has a strict style that she teaches in.
Speaker 1: You know, it's probably not fair to call her means
Speaker 1: probably she's probably.
Speaker 3: Just so, I said the teachers, I said, the kids
Speaker 3: call her me, and I didn't call herm and I
Speaker 3: said the kids calling me.
Speaker 8: But my daughter was like, no, I've learned more than that.
Speaker 3: When she substituted that one day than the whole year,
Speaker 3: she was like, I really want to get in this class,
Speaker 3: and I was socked. I was like, yeah, I'm like, well,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do whatever it takes to get you in
Speaker 3: that class if you want to be challenged and you
Speaker 3: feel like the other class is too easy, because at
Speaker 3: the end of the day, you want to challenge kids. Right,
Speaker 3: if something's too easy, they get bored it. No, I
Speaker 3: want to challenge my daughter. So yeah, so what I'm
Speaker 3: asking to what do you guys think I should do?
Speaker 10: I think you should.
Speaker 9: You should go up there, like you said, you should
Speaker 9: go up there, and you know, don't yo, don't go
Speaker 9: up there and get all crazy.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, Let Gied do it. Let Gied go
Speaker 1: to the school and.
Speaker 9: Explain she has she can speak to it better. Okay,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna put that nurture and sauce on it. Yeah,
Speaker 9: my child doesn't thinking, you know how gear talks, So
Speaker 9: let her do it.
Speaker 1: Let her handle it.
Speaker 6: And the first thing you need to see if that's
Speaker 6: even in the school's policies. Right, and if you can
Speaker 6: even do that, you.
Speaker 9: Can do it at some schools. I don't know, but
Speaker 9: you can definitely do it if it's a problem for
Speaker 9: your child.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well think you guys?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Well today on the show, ge Herbal will be joining us.
Speaker 3: It's new album Little Herb Drips Tomorrow. We're gonna kicking
Speaker 3: it with g Herbert. We haven't seen Herbo in a
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Speaker 5: We're talking to g Herbal Herbal recently, he's been up here.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about ye, yeah, we'll talk about it.
Speaker 8: Yes, all right.
Speaker 3: We got front page news day thirty seven of the shutdown,
Speaker 3: Lord A Mercy. We'll talk about all that when we
Speaker 3: come back. Mimeal be here, so don't move. It's to
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Speaker 8: Good morning, Owning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is j n V, Jess Hilarrys Charlamagne the guy.
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Speaker 3: page news and Thursday night football the rate is take
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Speaker 8: What's up, Mimi?
Speaker 11: Good morning, Envy, Jeff Charlamage, how y'all doing this?
Speaker 5: Speak base?
Speaker 11: Good morning?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 11: Well, we start this morning with some big travel news
Speaker 11: and if you're flying anytime soon, this could affect you.
Speaker 11: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the FAA will cut flights
Speaker 11: by about ten percent at forty major airports starting Friday,
Speaker 11: and that's about four thousand flights a day. Official say
Speaker 11: it's a safety move. As the government shut down drags
Speaker 11: into day thirty seven, now the longest shut down in
Speaker 11: US history. Air traffic controllers they haven't been paid in
Speaker 11: more than a month, and staffing shortages are only getting worse.
Speaker 11: Let's listen to Sean Duffy talk more about that.
Speaker 12: We're noticing that there's additional pressure that's building in the system,
Speaker 12: and again, our priority is to make sure that you're safe,
Speaker 12: and so we're going to talk about additional measures that
Speaker 12: we are going to take that's going to reduce their
Speaker 12: risk profile in the national airspace. There is going to
Speaker 12: be a ten percent reduction in capacity at forty of
Speaker 12: our locations. I anticipate there'll be additional disruptions, there'll be frustration.
Speaker 12: We are working with the airlines, they're going to work
Speaker 12: with passengers. But in the end, our sole role is
Speaker 12: to make sure that we keep this airspace as safe
Speaker 12: as possible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the government will be open any day now. That's
Speaker 6: what's gonna be. That's what's gonna That's what's gonna be.
Speaker 6: What makes them reopen the government. Forget the people, Forget
Speaker 6: all the government workers who haven't been paid and can't
Speaker 6: paid those bills, for Get the people who are not
Speaker 6: getting snap benefits. When the airlines start complaining the big corporations,
Speaker 6: that's when they're gonna reopen it.
Speaker 3: Now, that's getting nice that I walked in with Lauren
Speaker 3: and she said from her flight from la to here,
Speaker 3: she said she was stuck in the airport in there
Speaker 3: all day because she was like, flights just weren't leaving.
Speaker 8: It wasn't enough people working. And she was like, TSA
Speaker 8: took a long time.
Speaker 6: So they will always chose corporate interests over the interests
Speaker 6: of the people.
Speaker 5: So any day now, any.
Speaker 11: Day now, you're right, The FAA says, those cuts, though,
Speaker 11: they will roll out in phases, so starting with about
Speaker 11: four percent fewer flights on Friday, five percent on Saturday,
Speaker 11: and they will ramp up to the full ten percent
Speaker 11: starting next week. And this kind of system wise slow down,
Speaker 11: it has never happened before. It's just a sign of
Speaker 11: how fragile the nation's air traffic network has become. As
Speaker 11: you just mentioned with Lauren, there were more than ten
Speaker 11: thousand flights canceled this week. Four hundred more were delayed,
Speaker 11: so you know, it's really getting crazy out there. The FAA,
Speaker 11: they said they plan to meet with the airlines and
Speaker 11: just try and see what they can do. But United Airlines, though,
Speaker 11: it's taking steps of its own. It's promising full refunds
Speaker 11: to anyone who doesn't want to fly during those restrictions,
Speaker 11: even on if you have a non refundable ticket, or
Speaker 11: even if you have a basic economy ticket, they are
Speaker 11: offering a refunds if you don't want to wait.
Speaker 13: And as this.
Speaker 11: Travel slow down ripples across the country, there's a small
Speaker 11: update this morning for families receiving those snap benefits. They
Speaker 11: will see slightly larger payments this month, even as the
Speaker 11: shutdown drags on. So new guidelines from the US Department
Speaker 11: of Agriculture, out late yesterday says the agency can now
Speaker 11: cover sixty five percent of benefits. That's up from the
Speaker 11: fifty percent of benefits that we talked about earlier this week.
Speaker 11: That means, yeah, that's still a smaller amount, but not
Speaker 11: as steep as families first feared.
Speaker 13: Officials say they're using.
Speaker 11: What's left in that emergency fund to keep the program
Speaker 11: running just through November. After that, of course, there's no
Speaker 11: money left. We have to wait and see if Congress
Speaker 11: reaches a deal. Lawmakers have already or Democratic lawmakers have
Speaker 11: already voted fourteen times without success to reopen the government.
Speaker 11: And at the center of this fight are those healthcare
Speaker 11: subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. So for millions of
Speaker 11: families without a paycheck, no end inside. Yet, we will
Speaker 11: continue to wait and see what happened.
Speaker 5: At least they're get in some type of relief.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, I did see a bunch of governors saying that
Speaker 3: the state was state of emergency. I seen Mikey. She
Speaker 3: says she's gonna do it when she gets in the
Speaker 3: office to freeze electric bills. So why are they doing
Speaker 3: this to get more money from the government to help
Speaker 3: people out? Because I see a bunch of governors do that.
Speaker 11: Do you know, I think a bunch of governors are
Speaker 11: tapping into state funds to help do that. Gotcha, Because
Speaker 11: there's a bunch of governors who are also there's another
Speaker 11: state which is escaping me right now, but they are
Speaker 11: paying full benefits for some of their SNAP recipients in
Speaker 11: their states. So a lot of governments were just trying
Speaker 11: to see it. What is it Maryland? Yes it was, Yeah,
Speaker 11: it was wes Moore. There they're tapping into their their
Speaker 11: state preserves to kind of help out man. Yeah exactly.
Speaker 8: All right, well thank you, Amy.
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Speaker 5: I don't no problem with that.
Speaker 1: Me and me got a ready ready listen, she is ready.
Speaker 10: She couldn't wait until November.
Speaker 5: Remember, my wife already got the lights up. They're not
Speaker 5: on yet, but she already got the lights on.
Speaker 1: My wife. My wife got the lights up and on.
Speaker 6: Because the reality is Halloween got decorations Thanksgiving don't have
Speaker 6: no decoration, I know, so you might as well go
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Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: My wife my lights are up and my wife puts
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Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, it was done like four weeks.
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Speaker 17: I've been watching y'all since I was like twenty.
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Speaker 19: I was pulling because I listened to the interview today
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Speaker 19: this about cast up on the opportunity to do on
Speaker 19: the chatacast. You may, but I just that very crazy
Speaker 19: that we're still passing the argument over, you know, the
Speaker 19: prans to movie not being able to carry kid, because
Speaker 19: I feel like it just touches everything that I want
Speaker 19: to have to go through there or to the Earth,
Speaker 19: or because they don't have the biological body to be
Speaker 19: able to conceive his and I get the whole aspect
Speaker 19: of or spiritual being just having a physical experience on Earth,
Speaker 19: but within that broad for true spirits in terms of
Speaker 19: the perstructive body that he wasn't able to have, and
Speaker 19: unfortunately you go body does not allow you to be
Speaker 19: able to carry over his. So women losing out on
Speaker 19: the job opportunity because people try to go against basic biology.
Speaker 19: It's like it's completely astnin to me, and I don't
Speaker 19: feel like that's right at all. I appreciate you for that,
Speaker 19: of course, if that left me listen to y'all every morning.
Speaker 19: And witm's Pat said, when you said you just gotta
Speaker 19: let people be who they are, is completely for that,
Speaker 19: because at this point they're willing to say we're gonna
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Speaker 19: not even something that dud should have been involved with.
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Speaker 1: Hello, what's this? What's up?
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Speaker 10: What's up being sorry?
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Speaker 4: How are you?
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Speaker 17: That's good, that's good. I want to comment on dress
Speaker 17: and I come on y'all conversations. But yesterday I think
Speaker 17: it was Pat and I don't know that the gay
Speaker 17: guy's name Jordan man, the gay guy what they might
Speaker 17: report that you are.
Speaker 1: Jordan Cooper?
Speaker 14: Uh, I do feel like when it comes to be,
Speaker 14: I don't think you should have been blocked from bc
Speaker 14: OH for that conversation, for the statement that you had
Speaker 14: that you made. But I do think that the statement
Speaker 14: was unnecessary youmate, and when you lead with love, you
Speaker 14: just would they.
Speaker 1: Even made that statement.
Speaker 14: But I don't think it was something that was worth
Speaker 14: blocking you for. If anything could have been something that
Speaker 14: you know, guys have talked about, even if they want
Speaker 14: to include it as part of like the episode or.
Speaker 4: Something like that.
Speaker 14: But I don't think it was definitely worth being blocked
Speaker 14: by BT for it because it's not like it's not
Speaker 14: a wrong statement. Yeah, but as far as was it
Speaker 14: unnecessary to make, definitely unnecessary to mate at that moment
Speaker 14: when we were talking to that lady I don't.
Speaker 4: Know her name that she was talking to. What was
Speaker 4: the lady's name?
Speaker 17: Yes, but they were all.
Speaker 2: Everything were necessary to man, but also wasn't something that
Speaker 2: was worth you know, blocking you up bad for it?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Raft? Hello, who is this?
Speaker 17: You don't really be dee?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 5: Give up your chest?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 20: Man?
Speaker 17: Okay, okay, as I beg you real quick, man.
Speaker 4: I want to give a Sean Lane.
Speaker 17: And about this Aca that the Democrats I fight for.
Speaker 15: He said that.
Speaker 17: There is the fighters over with, and I don't think so,
Speaker 17: because the the films that went out to descended the
Speaker 17: thirty first, so they really have to disseminary the first.
Speaker 17: So that's why I think they should keep fighting. Now
Speaker 17: hopefully that Reposed will.
Speaker 1: Wake up and then they were you know, they want
Speaker 1: in the heelcare.
Speaker 4: Okay, I get it.
Speaker 17: But you're saying that it's over with, but the help
Speaker 17: there is December thirty first, so where you're getting your
Speaker 17: show some farms there, Actually it's over.
Speaker 1: What actually said? The premiums have already gone up. All
Speaker 1: you got to do is look it up.
Speaker 6: Okay, Obama, kay, and rolies have seen premiums that could
Speaker 6: jump up to over three hundred percent. Okay, okay, they're
Speaker 6: just right Okay, No, some people's okay, no, no, no, okay.
Speaker 17: You that this will possibly if it don't be funded, right.
Speaker 5: No, I said, some people's already already have gone up.
Speaker 4: Some people okay, how many Charlamagne? Okay, you don't know?
Speaker 4: All right, then it's not over with yet.
Speaker 6: It's not over well, you know, yesterday I was reading
Speaker 6: that they might be getting closer to a deal which
Speaker 6: includes a plan the pass regular appropriations bills and a
Speaker 6: promised vote on extending expiring health insurance subsidies. I'm telling
Speaker 6: you right now that if the government has been shut
Speaker 6: down for thirty seven days and all they end up
Speaker 6: with is the promised vote on extending expiring health insurance subsidies.
Speaker 1: They lost. And it's okay, it was a valiance r.
Speaker 1: I get that.
Speaker 4: I get that, But you know what I'm saying, the
Speaker 4: Republican not have a healthcare paying this if they're voted
Speaker 4: like twenty fourteen. You know what I'm saying, So they
Speaker 4: don't have a healthcare point.
Speaker 1: And they're not gonna get one. And we know this
Speaker 1: about them already.
Speaker 4: Well, keep fighting until the loose. You know, I know
Speaker 4: people don't suffer. You're talking about a thousand year Okay,
Speaker 4: you sink a fender one thousand dollars a money going
Speaker 4: to three thousand dollars.
Speaker 17: That's a lot of money, Charlotte Maney.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 6: And you know what all of these government workers who
Speaker 6: are not getting no checks right now, who've already missed
Speaker 6: too said, who can't pay their rent can't pay their
Speaker 6: life bills, can't pay their card notes. To forty two
Speaker 6: million people who are not getting snap benefits, who can't eat.
Speaker 5: That's a lot of people too.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of suffering that I don't like to see.
Speaker 4: Okay, I get there too.
Speaker 17: But at the same time, though, Charlotte, money.
Speaker 4: Is this is killing now. You're talking about rent now
Speaker 4: versus years. The Republics don't have no Traian, it's not
Speaker 4: it's not gonna.
Speaker 5: Have my brother.
Speaker 6: You're right, but guess what. The landlord want his money
Speaker 6: right now. The life company want they money right now,
Speaker 6: and they're not gonna wait. They're gonna vicio ass and
Speaker 6: turn your lights off, and then what.
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 8: Eight on drink five eighty five one O five one.
Speaker 8: We got the latest with Lauren coming.
Speaker 13: Up, Yes we do. We're gonna talk about Mariah Carey.
Speaker 13: Y'all know.
Speaker 21: Normally she is the Belle of Christmas, and people love
Speaker 21: Mariah Carey Christmas. But boy, this year she has pissed
Speaker 21: some people off. They are upset.
Speaker 8: All right, we'll talk about that next. You don't move.
Speaker 8: It's the breakfast Club, Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's the World's most Dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club, Charlamagne,
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Speaker 5: It's time for the Latest with Laura l Roossa.
Speaker 1: Lauren be coming a straight fast. She gets them to
Speaker 1: somebody that knows, somebody detail.
Speaker 13: I'm a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She's been having the latest on you. The Latest with
Speaker 1: Lauren la Rossa.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 5: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 1: It's the latest on the Breakfast Clubs.
Speaker 13: Talk to me all right, y'all? Soow Mariah Carey.
Speaker 7: Who you know?
Speaker 21: When Maria Carrey says that it is time to start
Speaker 21: celebrating Christmas, that is when the people start celebrating Christmas.
Speaker 21: Because she has been the bell of the holiday for
Speaker 21: so long, but this year she released a video to
Speaker 21: let us know it was time. She posted on our
Speaker 21: Instagram a few days ago, and it does upset some people.
Speaker 21: So this is an ad that she did in collaboration
Speaker 21: with Thephora. Let's take a listen to the campaign Halloween slide.
Speaker 1: But now.
Speaker 8: It's spill to see who's the thief?
Speaker 22: Bad news, Mariah Carrey. The Elves are striking this year.
Speaker 22: Elf revenge for putting us through holiday hell Sanna's help
Speaker 22: her quit. I'm pawning all this so I can afford
Speaker 22: ELF therapy.
Speaker 13: That's my blush.
Speaker 1: Elf boy, your.
Speaker 22: Lipstick, I'm taking it. Christmas it's canceled. No bells, no cheer,
Speaker 22: no glam. I'm sweetie.
Speaker 6: You can't cancel Christmas any last words?
Speaker 1: Yeah, can we know?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's that time of year.
Speaker 1: Man, Yeah, but they man though.
Speaker 21: So people are upset just because of some of the
Speaker 21: things that they mentioned in the video and what's actually
Speaker 21: happened in people's real lives right now. So the striking
Speaker 21: or people feeling like they're pushing back, trying to get
Speaker 21: more money from jobs, people not even having jobs at
Speaker 21: this point, and at Christmas kind of not kind of
Speaker 21: Christmas being canceled for some families, them not being able
Speaker 21: to force certain things, and the ELF mentions like you
Speaker 21: can't afford therapy and people, you know, it triggers some
Speaker 21: people who actually this year are not going to be
Speaker 21: able to celebrate the holiday because everything that's going on.
Speaker 6: When y'all say some people, youre talking about people on
Speaker 6: social media, Yeah, I mean it's been a thing.
Speaker 5: Yes, we got to make sure them don't be boxing
Speaker 5: stuff sometimes.
Speaker 3: I thought that L's was striking because it seems like
Speaker 3: Christmas starts early all the time, and LS is like,
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 5: Start this early. I don't want to start this earlier.
Speaker 21: Yeah, they don't want to they don't want to overwork,
Speaker 21: so that, you know, and then that's a conversation because
Speaker 21: right now people feel there's a with the government shutdown.
Speaker 21: People are working right now, they're not being paid at
Speaker 21: all or some not adequately, and so they can't celebrate
Speaker 21: the holidays. So people just feel like that it's it's
Speaker 21: tone death for the season.
Speaker 9: At her for collaborating with the Afford to sell stocking stuffers.
Speaker 14: Or something like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought I thought it was a joking based
Speaker 6: on the fact that Christmas is starting earlier and earlier
Speaker 6: every People are putting their.
Speaker 5: Lives up earlier.
Speaker 6: People are, you know, starting to put out Christmas ad earlier,
Speaker 6: start Christmas music earlier.
Speaker 5: That's what I thought the commercial was playing.
Speaker 21: We know her intentions are always to be about Yes,
Speaker 21: the holiday season, it was happening, but I think, yeah,
Speaker 21: people are upset, like they're in the comments of her
Speaker 21: the video that she posted, like this is so tone
Speaker 21: that if you're playing in our face, why.
Speaker 9: Would you want And then there are some people who
Speaker 9: actually really can like afford that, who are looking at
Speaker 9: that collaboration like, oh okay, I'm gonna go get that,
Speaker 9: like you know what I'm saying. And then like stocking
Speaker 9: stuffers like you, these are about to be gifts for
Speaker 9: people for the holidays, Like that's the point of her
Speaker 9: dropping it too, Yeah, just so she can make money.
Speaker 9: It's just why she's gonna be affordable like a stocking stuffer.
Speaker 9: We always see celebrities do this around this time, you know,
Speaker 9: around the holidays, where they team up with a big
Speaker 9: corporation and come out with products at a discount rate
Speaker 9: that you can.
Speaker 1: Get for gifts.
Speaker 21: I agree, and I think also too, like this ad
Speaker 21: wasn't shot like yesterday, so we don't know when it
Speaker 21: was shot.
Speaker 3: It doesn't seem But also she always plays Christmas Christmas early. Yes,
Speaker 3: the elves don't want to work this early, like it
Speaker 3: has nothing to do with regular people, Like we've been
Speaker 3: talking about this every year.
Speaker 1: But this is not real.
Speaker 6: This is fake outrage. It's a couple of people on
Speaker 6: social media, but this is not real outrage.
Speaker 5: It works, I bet you.
Speaker 8: She posted it down by the end of the weekend November.
Speaker 13: First, you know what she posted after this, she posted
Speaker 13: some of her Christmas merch that she's selling. She's standing
Speaker 13: on it.
Speaker 21: I mean, if that's what she wants to do, because
Speaker 21: her intention every year is to bring joy no matter
Speaker 21: what's happening.
Speaker 13: So I think people have to remember that.
Speaker 1: You know that this is the biggest capitalism time of
Speaker 1: the year. What are we talking about.
Speaker 3: Christmas makes me happy. I put the lights on my
Speaker 3: house because I like it. I feel like a kid
Speaker 3: again when the lights and I don't like it my
Speaker 3: kids like this.
Speaker 10: Is when you unplugged.
Speaker 9: This is what Mimi Brown was talking about it in
Speaker 9: Front Page News, Like, yo, if you know it's something
Speaker 9: that somebody always trying to sell you and you don't
Speaker 9: got no money, unplugged, Like, don't, don't subscribe to it,
Speaker 9: just keep scrolling.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 10: It triggers you and makes your upset.
Speaker 9: But going to the extent of you know, bashing her
Speaker 9: band upset with her because she's selling a product, it's
Speaker 9: just crazy.
Speaker 1: It's like just some plus.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're not escaping at this time of year, though,
Speaker 6: Like there's nowhere you're not going to go and see
Speaker 6: a sale. You can get off social media. You can
Speaker 6: turn your to your walking down the street. You can
Speaker 6: see you bad Christmas. It's Christmas time.
Speaker 1: You're TV.
Speaker 9: But that's the thing that that's the access that we
Speaker 9: have on social media because you're not gonna watch TV
Speaker 9: and write the company or the commercials.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 5: You're not gonna run up in the stuff.
Speaker 6: You're not gonna be walking down the street and see
Speaker 6: a sale and be like you are really playing in
Speaker 6: my paper sales?
Speaker 1: Yes, what don't give me no sale?
Speaker 21: Like yeah, somebody there was one comment on the right
Speaker 21: Carry's video somebody uh tag fency Beauty and was like,
Speaker 21: I meant the fact that y'all like this is disappointed
Speaker 21: and I'm like, they got sales too. I just went
Speaker 21: and shopped fenty Beauty's Christmas stuff like it. It's just happening.
Speaker 13: But we'll see.
Speaker 21: I did reach out to marih Carry sevens w responding,
Speaker 21: but I doubt it. I don't reach out reached out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so we were okay, all right, and we
Speaker 1: got a rap up.
Speaker 21: I got more, all right. So another backlash news. So
Speaker 21: you guys know, Zanaya mone the Ai artist. She recently
Speaker 21: made history, Yes, the fake AI artist. She recently made history.
Speaker 21: She debuted on the Billboard Billboard airplay chart with her
Speaker 21: song how Was I Supposed to Know?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 21: Her creator, Telicia Jones, sat down with Gail King on
Speaker 21: CBS Mornings. Let's take a listen to her talking about
Speaker 21: AI artist being on Billboard.
Speaker 13: How Was I Supposed to Know?
Speaker 23: Has landed Zanaia mone on five Billboard charts, including a
Speaker 23: radio airplay chart.
Speaker 13: Billboard believes that's an AI first. Were you surprised by
Speaker 13: the reaction?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 24: I was totally surprised, and then a lot of people
Speaker 24: started reaching out.
Speaker 13: But Nikki, they thought Zanaia was a real person, not
Speaker 13: an extension of me. So I look at is a
Speaker 13: real person, but you can't sing she's not a real person.
Speaker 23: What do you say to people that say she may
Speaker 23: be an extension a few, but other singers who were
Speaker 23: actually have worked hard, who are practicer craft, who are
Speaker 23: really struggling to get hurt, who were really doing the
Speaker 23: actual singing that you seem to have circumvented, taken a
Speaker 23: shortcut through.
Speaker 1: All of that.
Speaker 24: I wouldn't call it a short cut because I still
Speaker 24: put in the work, and anytime something new comes about
Speaker 24: and it challenges the norm, you're gonna get strong.
Speaker 10: Reactions behind it.
Speaker 24: And I just feel like, AI, it's the new era
Speaker 24: that we're in now.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna tell you how dumb I am.
Speaker 6: I saw the young lady sitting with Gail King, and
Speaker 6: I thought to myself, I thought she was AI.
Speaker 1: I was like, this AI is getting out of hand.
Speaker 17: This woman so.
Speaker 21: Well, Felicia is beautiful. Yeah, I saw her too, and
Speaker 21: I was like watching the airbrushes person.
Speaker 3: It's a problem for creatives right because it's like, if
Speaker 3: I can make up an artist, I don't have to
Speaker 3: deal with an artist. I don't have to deal with management.
Speaker 3: I don't have to deal with percentages. I don't have
Speaker 3: to I can do every thing for the artist, put
Speaker 3: them out. That's gonna be a problem for a lot
Speaker 3: of artists. A lot of labels is gonna say, I'd
Speaker 3: rather to sign this AI version and not have to
Speaker 3: deal with the bl Yes.
Speaker 5: Still, don't you still got to do a deal with.
Speaker 13: It's all the music, it's it's originally like you write it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she well, she's like the label.
Speaker 13: But Tealicia doesn't have to deal with anybody doesn't necessarily
Speaker 13: have to write it.
Speaker 8: She puts what the it should be singing, and it
Speaker 8: just makes it for making the song.
Speaker 21: For no Talia writes, She writes poems, and all all
Speaker 21: of the songs she actually writes now she does put together.
Speaker 21: She talked through her process in this interview about how
Speaker 21: she does the beats and the melodies and all that.
Speaker 21: But she writes poems and writes all the lyrics to
Speaker 21: the songs that we hear and are based off of
Speaker 21: her real experiences about like not having a father and
Speaker 21: different things she's been through.
Speaker 1: So that's what they saw.
Speaker 3: I will be doing all that without her. You could
Speaker 3: just put in right man R and B song about
Speaker 3: break up and bring it.
Speaker 6: So you say, the AI gonna be like I Robot,
Speaker 6: They're gonna have a money their own Yep. Well, I
Speaker 6: don't think it's advancing that fast, is it.
Speaker 1: It's advancing.
Speaker 21: Has been pretty on a Billboard chart since and yeah
Speaker 21: she's taught only four months, but just tweeted this morning
Speaker 21: he said, so let me get this right. Years ago,
Speaker 21: the industry found out that Millie Vanilli really weren't the
Speaker 21: voices on their Grammy winning record, and they were stripped
Speaker 21: of their Grammy.
Speaker 13: But now we're getting.
Speaker 21: Ready to accept people who can't even sing create song
Speaker 21: for a fake person. How is this any different than
Speaker 21: Milli Vanilla I.
Speaker 1: You got a boy that's crazy.
Speaker 21: Well, she's on the Billboard chart though, so shout out
Speaker 21: to her, Talicia shes doing something.
Speaker 8: All right, Well, that is the latest with Laura.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we got front page news
Speaker 3: and then g Herbert will be joining us. This new
Speaker 3: album Little Herb is out tomorrow. We'll talk to him
Speaker 3: in a few. It's the Breakfast Slow, good morning Burning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's DJ Envy, Jess, Hilaris, Charlamagne, the gud We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Let's get back in.
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Speaker 1: What's up me Me?
Speaker 11: Good morning, v Jess Charlamagne, how y'all doing this?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 11: All right? Well, we start this hour with election results
Speaker 11: still coming in from across the country, where voters made
Speaker 11: decisions on everything from guns to school to taxes to
Speaker 11: family rights. In Maine, voters approved a red flag gun
Speaker 11: law that will allow families to ask a court to
Speaker 11: temporarily take firearms away from relatives who pose a danger
Speaker 11: to themselves or others. That makes Main the twenty second
Speaker 11: state with an extreme risk protection law now that will
Speaker 11: replace a yellow flag law which required police involvement and
Speaker 11: a mental health assessment before guns could be removed. Now
Speaker 11: Main voters they also rejected a separate ballot measure that
Speaker 11: would have added voter ID requirements and titaned absentee voting rules.
Speaker 11: And in Texas, voters approved two constitutional amendments, one reaffirming
Speaker 11: that only US citizens can vote and another enshrining parental
Speaker 11: rights in the state's constitution. And in Colorado, voters signed
Speaker 11: off on a plan to raise taxes on the state's
Speaker 11: top earner, so those making over three hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 11: a year, and that will help pay for free school
Speaker 11: mills for all students. Extra funds will also go towards
Speaker 11: boosting snap of food assistance in that state for those
Speaker 11: folks in Colorado now. These state level wins for Democrats
Speaker 11: and progressive policies have sparked a sharp reaction from President Trump,
Speaker 11: who took the true social again, urging Republicans to terminate
Speaker 11: the filibuster and move quickly to reform voter laws.
Speaker 25: Let's listen, it's time for Republicans to do what they
Speaker 25: have to do, and let's terminate the filibuster. It's the
Speaker 25: only way you can do it. And if you don't
Speaker 25: terminate the filibuster, you'll be in bad shape. We won't
Speaker 25: pass any legislation. There will be no legislation passed for
Speaker 25: three in a quarter. We have three and a quarter years,
Speaker 25: so I it's a long time. We should start tonight
Speaker 25: with the country's open congratulations. Then we should pass voter ID.
Speaker 25: We should pass no mail in voting, we should pass
Speaker 25: all the things that we wanted to pass, make our
Speaker 25: elections secure, and say because California is a disaster, many
Speaker 25: of the states are disasters. You go to a grocery store,
Speaker 25: you have to give ID, you go to a gas station,
Speaker 25: you give ID. But for voting, they want no voter ID.
Speaker 25: It's only for one reason, because they cheat.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Since Tuesday, Republicans have been playing the victim mackin like
Speaker 6: they under attack, and they literally play like they don't
Speaker 6: have power there and they're going to use Tuesday to
Speaker 6: speed up whatever they've been cooking up. The really good
Speaker 6: cancel the elections in twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 11: I don't know about y'all, but when you go to
Speaker 11: the grocery store or to the gas station, do you
Speaker 11: need an ID?
Speaker 1: I'm not here in California.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to do what I guess they use your credit card.
Speaker 3: But even when you use your credit card, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't have to pull up my ID.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Same, So little confusing what he was talking about there.
Speaker 11: But Democrats, you're right, Charlamagne, are hoping that Tuesday's results, though,
Speaker 11: they send a clear message to Republicans, But I think
Speaker 11: Republicans are using that in another way to kind of
Speaker 11: see what they can do to change some of those
Speaker 11: laws going forward.
Speaker 6: As mid Yeah, I saw Mike Johnson said yesterday. You know,
Speaker 6: if they lose the majority, they'll try to end the
Speaker 6: Trump administration. He won't have four years, he'll only have two.
Speaker 6: They are literally it's a roper dope like they're literally
Speaker 6: acting like they're under attack just so they can speed
Speaker 6: up whatever they're cooking up. The really good cancel the
Speaker 6: elections in twenty six.
Speaker 13: Absolutely all right.
Speaker 11: And we've got to follow up this morning on a
Speaker 11: story that we mentioned last month. That Blexit tour that
Speaker 11: was making its way through HBCU homecoming season, well, it
Speaker 11: wrapped up this past weekend with final stops at Bowie
Speaker 11: State and Lincoln University and the Blexit Educate to Liberate Tour.
Speaker 11: It's part of a conservative movement co founded by a commentator,
Speaker 11: Candice Owen and back by Turning Point USA, and that
Speaker 11: name stands for Black Exit, which is a push to
Speaker 11: get more Black Americans to consider reconsider their political ties
Speaker 11: and embrace conservative values. Now, for the third year in
Speaker 11: a row, the group they visited HBCUs across the country
Speaker 11: during homecoming season, talking with students about politics, race and
Speaker 11: identity Now. Organizers say the goal was to start conversations,
Speaker 11: not to recruit, but many students across several HBCUs were
Speaker 11: skeptical about the group's intensions. Let's listen to some of
Speaker 11: the students and their reaction as the group was there
Speaker 11: on campuses.
Speaker 7: I've settled you're coming to one of the biggest events
Speaker 7: at Howard and I feel like a lot of people
Speaker 7: that are here are pretty liberal, so and just how
Speaker 7: upsetting and like emotional guests for people, It's very strategic.
Speaker 6: They're definitely just looking for someone to they're looking for
Speaker 6: content so on to rage big or something like that, because.
Speaker 1: It was nothing that maybe like you know, give them
Speaker 1: a side eye or anything.
Speaker 13: You just ask pretty general questions.
Speaker 14: Hopefully they just don't cause a need ruckers, nobody's trying
Speaker 14: to bigger.
Speaker 11: Several HBCU said bleck sit members didn't have permission to
Speaker 11: film or to host events. Some schools like Hampton at
Speaker 11: the group escorted off campus campus.
Speaker 13: I heard, yeah, they had them kicked off campus.
Speaker 11: But places like Boobe State, that's where they were this
Speaker 11: past weekend, they had to stay. They were allowed to
Speaker 11: stay because of Boobie is a public university, so a
Speaker 11: lot of faculty. They were also questioning while the group
Speaker 11: was focusing on younger students, they were targeting freshmans that
Speaker 11: they said, and they were saying that they were using
Speaker 11: statistics without full context, and they were focusing on crime
Speaker 11: and social issues. So as a tour has wrapped up,
Speaker 11: it's left behind more questions and answers more about whether
Speaker 11: this kind of outreach belongs on HBCU campuses. During homecoming
Speaker 11: and between these NonStop headlines, the politics, the constant stream
Speaker 11: of breaking news, a lot of people are simply tapping out.
Speaker 11: Experts say social media fatigue is real, and after years
Speaker 11: of endless scrolling, more Americans, especially Gen Z millennials.
Speaker 1: They say that they are burned out online.
Speaker 11: Pew Data research shows that people are deleting apps, taking
Speaker 11: digital breaks, or cutting back on screen time just to
Speaker 11: briefe and researchers.
Speaker 10: They call it digital downsizing.
Speaker 11: That's trading the doom scrolling for real life connection and
Speaker 11: better mental health. And it's not just everyday users feeling this.
Speaker 11: A lot of content creators say that they are feeling pressure.
Speaker 11: They're pulling back, posting less and focusing on balance. And
Speaker 11: experts say though, it's just not about quitting social media altogether.
Speaker 11: It's about knowing when to unplug, when to turn out
Speaker 11: the noise, and when to protect your piece. All right, y'all, Well,
Speaker 11: I'm Mimi Brown. That is your front page news. Follow
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Speaker 11: visit binnews dot com.
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Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ n V Jess hilarious, charlamagine the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 5: Yes, Sir at g Erbo, Welcome to morning.
Speaker 3: And congratulations man the number one record a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago, grass.
Speaker 1: Man, thank you. I'm good, I'm good, glad to be here.
Speaker 8: I do feel number one record.
Speaker 1: I feel good.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie. I feel great. It feel great.
Speaker 26: I'll just be trying to like stay in the moment
Speaker 26: really just just keep it like up, you know, like
Speaker 26: when you where you got those type of moments you
Speaker 26: just trying to figure out like all right, well I
Speaker 26: me personally, like I gotta.
Speaker 1: Figure out what's the next best thing, Like what do
Speaker 1: I do next? From that? Like I try to live
Speaker 1: in a moment and grasp up that energy.
Speaker 26: But just keep it going. You're not trying to catch
Speaker 26: another number one. I'm just trying to keep it going.
Speaker 8: Did you expect that to be the record because it's
Speaker 8: not your typical of.
Speaker 26: Course, it was just you just spitting Nah, hell no,
Speaker 26: for sure. I was just literally I can't say it enough.
Speaker 26: It was just me just having fun in the studio.
Speaker 26: I was in New York and was in the studio
Speaker 26: me south Side smack and you know south Side Like
Speaker 26: I really I'll be having to give a lot of
Speaker 26: credit to Big Bro because he want the only people
Speaker 26: that could tell me like, rap on this, just rap
Speaker 26: on this and figure it out, like just rap And
Speaker 26: that's what I did, and that that changed.
Speaker 3: My life as a single who picked it as a single?
Speaker 3: Like was it just I'm just gonna release and see
Speaker 3: what happened? And it just took over, that know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 26: That's why, like as artists, you gotta like really just
Speaker 26: bet on yourself for real, for real, because I was
Speaker 26: in a mold of just trying to do music and
Speaker 26: see what the streets connected to.
Speaker 1: I didn't even like that song came out in December
Speaker 1: on my app.
Speaker 26: I got an app on my own app, Like, well,
Speaker 26: I just put out music material content. All this is
Speaker 26: just for the people who really support me. Like, you
Speaker 26: know what I'm saying, My fans, they know about the
Speaker 26: Gebo app. I put it out on my app on
Speaker 26: a project that I was just recording all samples to.
Speaker 26: I did a project with all simples and it couldn't
Speaker 26: even go on Apple Music. It couldn't go on DSPs.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: Like, I put it out on the app in December,
Speaker 26: and the label put it out on DSPs in like
Speaker 26: March April.
Speaker 1: So it's like, you guys, just try just see what
Speaker 1: the streets appreciate it. Has it changed the bag?
Speaker 5: Has that single changed bag?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: Because see I'll be thinking that you know a lot
Speaker 6: of people be fronting on like the power of radio
Speaker 6: and having a big radio record.
Speaker 1: Speak to that.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 1: For sure, I've always been like I knew because I've
Speaker 1: been independent. This whole time.
Speaker 26: So I know about like analytics, I know about like residuals.
Speaker 26: I know what, like one record could really change your life,
Speaker 26: you know what I'm saying. Like, and I finally caught
Speaker 26: that record that like that life changing records, So yeah,
Speaker 26: the bag been crazy.
Speaker 1: The royalties from radio are better than the screaming Yeah,
Speaker 1: absolutely for sure.
Speaker 26: And it's like once you once you get a song
Speaker 26: that really go radio, it's like it's just like it
Speaker 26: just changed everything real, changing.
Speaker 8: The places you actually perform at for sure.
Speaker 26: Exactly like you could put you could put you put
Speaker 26: money in radio for sure for what to do what
Speaker 26: it's supposed to do. But just like even like it's
Speaker 26: a difference between like putting something in radio for just
Speaker 26: get on the radio, for to get like rhythmic play playlists.
Speaker 26: You know what I'm saying, Like all of that, it's
Speaker 26: just a big super difference. Like I be talking to
Speaker 26: like make all the time. It's just like once you
Speaker 26: get a record, like I'm not even talking about what
Speaker 26: legit like, there's certain records that like the format where
Speaker 26: you know it could go radio, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 26: I feel like every artist all you need is like
Speaker 26: one radio record a year, just one, Like you know
Speaker 26: what I'm saying. It's not easy at all, but like
Speaker 26: you know, hit Maker, that's my big brother, Like he
Speaker 26: the god of this, like you feel what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: Like he know the whole formal he do it like
Speaker 26: and that's why he's so rich, Like that riches because
Speaker 26: he on radio every year at least figured.
Speaker 1: It out right for sure.
Speaker 26: Willow her I was just trying to like tap into
Speaker 26: like that old hunger, like my old self. And when
Speaker 26: I be rapping good and like I be reading the
Speaker 26: commentsation sometimes my fans be like, oh that ain't they Ain't.
Speaker 1: You heard what?
Speaker 26: That's little Herd, you know what I'm saying, Like I
Speaker 26: feel like that was like one of my best eras
Speaker 26: of rap.
Speaker 1: Like I always been able to rap.
Speaker 26: I'm an EMC, so it's like I don't care if
Speaker 26: I'm not even all the way tapped into like my
Speaker 26: confidence and all of that. I'm always gonna be able
Speaker 26: to rap good, you feel me. But like once you
Speaker 26: really focus on straight rap, it's different. And that's what
Speaker 26: I was trying to do. So that's why I went
Speaker 26: and like name my album Little Herb, like I was
Speaker 26: going up, like listen to old interviews, listening to old
Speaker 26: music videos. I mean watch old music videos, listen to
Speaker 26: old songs like that, and like I was just trying
Speaker 26: to find like a higher level of rap for myself,
Speaker 26: you know what I'm saying. And I say this all
Speaker 26: the time, like you could really get caught up and
Speaker 26: what's in front of you. Like always been the type
Speaker 26: of person like I say this a lot a lot
Speaker 26: of rooms that I was in. I wasn't really in
Speaker 26: the rooms, you know what I'm saying, because I'm thinking
Speaker 26: about like my past.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about what I gotta do when I get
Speaker 1: out the room.
Speaker 26: Like I'm just saying what's up, Like there's certain conversations
Speaker 26: that I really couldn't have because my mind is all
Speaker 26: over the place. You feel me, Like so like in
Speaker 26: this like era where I am mentally, I was just
Speaker 26: trying to like find that old hunger that made me
Speaker 26: enjoy what I have now, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: Like like that's that's why I really named my project
Speaker 26: Little Herb, because like you were, like on the day
Speaker 26: to day, I'm thirty years old. I'm been rapping since
Speaker 26: I was like sixteen, for real, for real, like you
Speaker 26: feel me, And I was trying to figure out like
Speaker 26: damn like it like all the steps to that it
Speaker 26: took me to get here. You feel what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: Like I forgot a lot. I'm not gonna lie, it's
Speaker 26: a lot of that idea that I forgot. So it's
Speaker 26: like I wanted to make myself remember, so I had
Speaker 26: to like go back in and like tap in with
Speaker 26: my old self for real.
Speaker 6: I heard you say Little Herb is a full circle
Speaker 6: moment and it's a return to the fundamentals. But you
Speaker 6: closing the chapter on the Little Herb, what is closing
Speaker 6: that chapter actually look like?
Speaker 26: Closing that chapter is like for real, just letting go,
Speaker 26: Like there's a lot of that I held on to
Speaker 26: that I just don't need no more, like for real,
Speaker 26: for real, like the street therapy right there, just letting
Speaker 26: go for real real, and it is it is definitely
Speaker 26: therapy that helped me. It's like a lot of that
Speaker 26: you hold on to you just like just let it go,
Speaker 26: just let it go and just let it find you.
Speaker 26: You know what I'm saying, Like, no, for real, like
Speaker 26: I was one of the people that just like my
Speaker 26: heart is so big and I feel like people knew that,
Speaker 26: Like people knew that, like they grab me, and I'm
Speaker 26: grabbing them back, you know what I'm saying, Like I'm
Speaker 26: holding on to that type of It's like that's just
Speaker 26: letting that chapter go. Like and people been saying this
Speaker 26: to me for years and I've been knowing it, but
Speaker 26: I never really acted on it. Like I shouldn't focus
Speaker 26: on nothing but music and my family and like God,
Speaker 26: like that's the only thing that I should wake up
Speaker 26: and care about. I shouldn't really give a fuck about
Speaker 26: how somebody else eat or how somebody else get the
Speaker 26: work or get the sleep of any of that are
Speaker 26: not worried about that for years, Like, let's be closing
Speaker 26: that chapter, Like I'm gonna tap into this, tell my.
Speaker 1: Story and just let go for let go and let
Speaker 1: God for real for and that go for everything and everybody.
Speaker 26: And it's a whole nother chapter open the for me
Speaker 26: because everything that got me here, I don't I don't
Speaker 26: even really have it no more for real real like
Speaker 26: all my friends dead. I'm finna be a real, one
Speaker 26: hundred percent independent artist, Like I don't got no label,
Speaker 26: no production company. I'm one hundred percent a real new
Speaker 26: person and a new artist. So it's like I just
Speaker 26: want to just tap into this do what I need
Speaker 26: to do. And I'm already doing it for real, but
Speaker 26: just like letting go for real, like I don't. I
Speaker 26: don't want to have no attachments other than family.
Speaker 1: No book.
Speaker 3: Now you talk about Meek mil changing your life, right
Speaker 3: y said he was your inspiration. Break that down of
Speaker 3: what you see to meet that made you think that
Speaker 3: you can do it.
Speaker 1: I've just got done listening to We're Gonna get this
Speaker 1: money right now on my way here.
Speaker 26: Like Meek is my favorite rapper for real, bro, It's
Speaker 26: my big better And I was just with Meek last night.
Speaker 1: We just did a song last last night, I believe.
Speaker 26: But like I used to listen to meet and watch
Speaker 26: me when he was a battle rapper, but when he
Speaker 26: really got rich and made this happen, it's like all right,
Speaker 26: but that like it's different from me watching like Wayne
Speaker 26: and Hole and you know what I'm saying, Like I
Speaker 26: couldn't like I could relate to it.
Speaker 1: But it's like.
Speaker 26: When I grew up and me I seen him the
Speaker 26: rich already. I seen Meek turn rich, coming from the
Speaker 26: streets and going through all this that he went through
Speaker 26: and really like talking about it and preaching like positivity
Speaker 26: and motivation. That made me feel like I just want
Speaker 26: to be like that for real, real, Like that to
Speaker 26: really like helped me grow into the artist that I
Speaker 26: am today for real real, because like damn, like it's meek,
Speaker 26: Like it's not like he was an artist and he
Speaker 26: was like far away, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 26: I felt like I could grasp on to that and
Speaker 26: become that, Like this is a real streak that became
Speaker 26: the biggest in the world. Like he became the biggest
Speaker 26: best rat and he's a rap guy.
Speaker 1: Like I love rapping.
Speaker 26: I'm an mc so, I studied that first and foremost.
Speaker 26: But just a blueprinter like and like he like he
Speaker 26: gave you the real blueprint, Like you get on, you
Speaker 26: take care, you do what you supposed to do, You
Speaker 26: take care of your family, your mother. Like that need
Speaker 26: to make me like I just used to have to
Speaker 26: just get money to my mama, just like thinking about
Speaker 26: that type of you know what I'm saying, Like I
Speaker 26: retire my mom when I was sixteen years old, bro,
Speaker 26: literally and they put a lot of pressure on me.
Speaker 26: I told my mama stopped working when I was sixteen.
Speaker 1: She never worked.
Speaker 26: Since I'm taking care of her, my aunties, my whole
Speaker 26: family since I was sixteen.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of pressure. I love pressure, a lot
Speaker 1: of pressure.
Speaker 3: Now you're the meat meal for a lot of these
Speaker 3: younger artists. So what do you show them to show
Speaker 3: them that they can do it?
Speaker 1: What do you do different?
Speaker 3: So because you know you got a lot of kids
Speaker 3: watching and they want to be for sure, Like for me,
Speaker 3: it's I just try to like what's the word, like,
Speaker 3: you gotta like show them like like what meat did?
Speaker 3: Real tangible? You just gotta showing like like the thing
Speaker 3: with me that I feel like make a difference a
Speaker 3: lot is I let people see me in a physical
Speaker 3: like you gotta see it, like have conversations like seeing this,
Speaker 3: believing you feel what I'm saying, Like you know you
Speaker 3: could do this when you could actually get in front
Speaker 3: of somebody like me growing up, I never seen nobody
Speaker 3: that I looked up to, and I wanted to be.
Speaker 1: Like in front of me talking to me. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like I just had to have a
Speaker 1: man power, like I could do it. I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: You feel what I'm saying, and it happened for me.
Speaker 26: And when I got a certain age like nineteen twenty eight,
Speaker 26: like those ages when I started traveling and having conversations
Speaker 26: with people that I looked up to, but like fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
Speaker 26: them years really matter where like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: I try to be the person where I just go
Speaker 26: back and do certain things and go touch the community,
Speaker 26: and you know what I'm saying, tell them that they
Speaker 26: could really make it, like this is nothing for real,
Speaker 26: like but like and I ain't gonna say it's nothing
Speaker 26: like it's it's a task.
Speaker 1: For sure, it's hard, but it's easy. At the same time.
Speaker 26: All you gotta do is wake up and strive to
Speaker 26: go get it and want to do it and believe
Speaker 26: that you could do it. You just got to have
Speaker 26: a vision, you feel what I'm saying. And when I
Speaker 26: go look at like these kids and be going to
Speaker 26: talk and have conversations, like they got the same power
Speaker 26: that I got, Like they really got something in them.
Speaker 26: They just don't think it's possible. This is really possible,
Speaker 26: like they when you wake up and all you got
Speaker 26: is this four block radius and your hood and that
Speaker 26: you're dealing with every day. You think that's your life,
Speaker 26: but it's like it's so much outside of that. All
Speaker 26: you gotta know is how to break that cycle. And
Speaker 26: you feine what I'm saying, Like, that's that's the thing
Speaker 26: with me, Like I feel like that's what make a
Speaker 26: difference in why people like believe in me because I try.
Speaker 1: I let them touch me, I let them you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, pauls like, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I go see the people.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking about something now. And you made me think
Speaker 6: about it when you said you've been rapping since you
Speaker 6: was nineteen, be cause I remember like your first friend six,
Speaker 6: I can remember your first early breakfast club interviews right.
Speaker 6: But then it started getting me thinking about all of
Speaker 6: these artists we've seen from Chicago that have come through
Speaker 6: come through here.
Speaker 5: The past fifteen years. You talk about what's possible.
Speaker 6: Man, you are proof that's surviving as possible, and chief
Speaker 6: keepers proof that's surviving is so so definitely know what
Speaker 6: I mean, People like Dirk that's locked up, and people
Speaker 6: like Bond that's no longer here, plenty of other artists
Speaker 6: we probably interview from Chicago.
Speaker 26: How does that feel it feel great, man, you know,
Speaker 26: and I'm gonna say this again. I'm gonna shall make
Speaker 26: out real quick because he just told me the other day,
Speaker 26: and it feel different. It's a different feeling than him
Speaker 26: saying It's like he's like, man, want you the chosen one.
Speaker 26: It's certain things that just affect you differently, you know
Speaker 26: what I'm saying. And I learned that from the streets,
Speaker 26: Like I didn't bump my head so many times and
Speaker 26: did so much and been.
Speaker 1: Arrested and fell off and came back or whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: It's like when you do certain things, God just punish
Speaker 26: you differently because you can't and get away with that.
Speaker 26: You feel what I'm saying, Like you would think you
Speaker 26: would see somebody else doing it, like, oh he did it,
Speaker 26: and you can't do that because God got a different.
Speaker 1: Path for you.
Speaker 26: And surviving in Chicago, just making it out of the
Speaker 26: streets alone is a blessing. Like it's literally like I'd
Speaker 26: be seeing some of my homies and certain people that
Speaker 26: just like but and I understand it, other people don't
Speaker 26: get it. Like it's certain people where you just like
Speaker 26: you just like wash your hands with everything I know.
Speaker 26: Certain that was real menaces in the streets that don't
Speaker 26: do nothing but just be at home with their girl
Speaker 26: and their kids.
Speaker 1: Now cause they just want peace. Like damn, I made
Speaker 1: it out there. I can't believe I'm still alive.
Speaker 26: Like a lot of people never experience life to that
Speaker 26: capacity where they're just grateful that they're alive, that they
Speaker 26: still here, you knowe what I'm saying. And it's a
Speaker 26: lot of people when it comes surviving, you gotta make
Speaker 26: decisions and it gotta be calculated, And it's a lot
Speaker 26: of people that's just raised off survival.
Speaker 1: Or you will do anything. It's a difference like when
Speaker 1: you survive and you just raised off survival.
Speaker 26: Like I'm trying to explain that with Like it's certain
Speaker 26: people where if you just like survival is your first instinct,
Speaker 26: you will do anything. You would kill your closest friend,
Speaker 26: you a snitch, rob, steal from your mama, your grandma,
Speaker 26: and you gotta understand this like it's just life. It's
Speaker 26: certain people who don't know nothing else. They was raised
Speaker 26: off of survival. They mother and father raised them off
Speaker 26: of survivals. So it's like a lot of people don't
Speaker 26: understand that you know what I'm saying, it's just me
Speaker 26: being here today. I try to, like I think that's
Speaker 26: one of the reasons why, like I probably got took
Speaker 26: advantage of so much because I understand both sides of
Speaker 26: the fence, and I try to get everybody the benefit
Speaker 26: of the doubt. You know what I'm saying, Like, I
Speaker 26: try to, like think about putting myself in other people's
Speaker 26: shoes before I make a decision, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: Like I always before I do anything, I always think
Speaker 26: about the con consequences, repercussions, everything.
Speaker 1: So if I do something to anybody or do anything,
Speaker 1: I thought about it so many times.
Speaker 26: I'm comfortable with having play out. You feel what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: and like you like, it's only certain people that think
Speaker 26: like that, especially in life and coming from Chicago, you
Speaker 26: got to think about both sides of the fence. It's
Speaker 26: certain people that think a lot, and it's certain people
Speaker 26: that don't think at all. You feel me, And it's
Speaker 26: a blessing to be here for sure, for sure, because
Speaker 26: I've seen a lot, I experienced a lot. I've seen
Speaker 26: a lot of death, and I just come from one
Speaker 26: of the toughest neighborhoods in Chicago, like one of the
Speaker 26: most poverty struck in neighborhoods where it's like I was
Speaker 26: a kid and people used to like a lady walked out.
Speaker 26: I think I said this before on a breakfast club
Speaker 26: interview when I was when I was in short, like
Speaker 26: a lady walked up on me. I'm waiting on my mom.
Speaker 26: She coming from the laundromat. A lady walked up on me, like,
Speaker 26: you got some sea.
Speaker 1: I'm like like what. I'm like what. She's like, you
Speaker 1: got some ce? She asks for crack. I'm like nine
Speaker 1: years old, I'm like nineteen, wait on my mama to
Speaker 1: come in the house, like you got some See.
Speaker 5: I'm like what.
Speaker 26: Yeah, she asked me if I had cracked, literally a
Speaker 26: kid three in the morning. I'm outside because that's now
Speaker 26: your selling crack ca real for real?
Speaker 5: Like so when did you get some?
Speaker 1: That's the statute of limitations with this career, like some crack.
Speaker 1: It's a statute of limitations for sure.
Speaker 6: That therapeutic was this album though, in regard to your
Speaker 6: grieving process, because I hear you mentioned your brother a lot,
Speaker 6: especially on Give It All.
Speaker 5: How did that help?
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna lie that I've been dealing with del sis.
Speaker 26: I was a kid, bro like I lost I started
Speaker 26: losing friends when I was like fourteen years old, you know, Like,
Speaker 26: and I'm talking about that. I'm touching on that my
Speaker 26: and my hour, my project, but you gotta really like
Speaker 26: realize I'm thirty years old.
Speaker 1: I've been losing people I love.
Speaker 26: For fifteen years, like and still managing to wake up
Speaker 26: and make it happen and beg herbo and take pictures
Speaker 26: and smile for the fans. Like I really didn't lost
Speaker 26: some of my best friends and had to go do
Speaker 26: a show that same day, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 26: Like my homie Cap died twenty fifteen. I had to
Speaker 26: perform in front of ten thousand people. Just had to
Speaker 26: find emy. A lot of people can't do that, a
Speaker 26: lot of people like, man, I just lost my homie
Speaker 26: fishing to go speind like I wanted to go do
Speaker 26: the show. Like so it's like, I feel like I'm
Speaker 26: really destined for this. Chose my own destiny, I chose
Speaker 26: my own path, and I'm seeing that like for me
Speaker 26: to experience all of that death and feel like I
Speaker 26: was numb to it. When my little brother died. It
Speaker 26: changed my life. That was some of the worst pain
Speaker 26: that I ever felt in my life ever. I could
Speaker 26: never I never could fathom like and I'm on street,
Speaker 26: like when I wake out, when I walk out the house,
Speaker 26: I feel like I'm gonna die, Like you know, like
Speaker 26: I really feel like that, and that's what get me home.
Speaker 26: You feel I'm saying, like every step, every move that
Speaker 26: I take is calculated. And I never felt like he
Speaker 26: was gonna die, you know what I'm saying, Like, no
Speaker 26: bullsh I never ever think like him. Hell no, I
Speaker 26: just I never thought he was gonna die. Every day
Speaker 26: I wake out, wake up, I really feel like I'm
Speaker 26: gonna die. I feel like somebody would do something to me.
Speaker 26: And that's just the life I live.
Speaker 3: And that's just you still feel like that because I
Speaker 3: remember last time you said you feel like that, you
Speaker 3: said you would going to therapy to help you.
Speaker 26: It helped me with it helped me with it, but like, nah,
Speaker 26: hell no, And I'm glad that even going through therapy
Speaker 26: and like growing and healing the way that I've healed
Speaker 26: in my life, I'm kind of glad that I never
Speaker 26: lost their edge for real, because that's how I protect myself.
Speaker 26: That's how I protect my children. That's how I make
Speaker 26: sure I get back home. You feel what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 26: I'm not out here thuging. I ain't wild and I
Speaker 26: ain't doing no crazy. Some days I'll leave the house
Speaker 26: and it just be just me by myself, no security, nothing,
Speaker 26: But I'm still on point. I'm still watching my back,
Speaker 26: I'm still aware of my surroundings. You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: So it's like I'm glad that I never lost that
Speaker 26: edge real for real. And when like going back to
Speaker 26: what you know what I'm saying, what you said, mane,
Speaker 26: Like when I when my little brother died, I lost myself,
Speaker 26: Like I became an alcoholic, like a badass alcoholic. I
Speaker 26: never used to drink bro I used to drink a
Speaker 26: fifth of liquor every single day, just like every day
Speaker 26: by myself.
Speaker 1: Like and my girl was pregnant when he died. You
Speaker 1: feel me, Like, and I was like I was trying
Speaker 1: to like not be that weak around her.
Speaker 26: You feel me because she she know I didn't been
Speaker 26: through like she didn't been around me, and I didn't
Speaker 26: lost homies, you know what I'm saying, Like and she
Speaker 26: used to like say, like snap out of it, like
Speaker 26: you feel me, like she used to like say it,
Speaker 26: but it's like I can't.
Speaker 1: It was just so hard for me.
Speaker 26: I really couldn't for real, Like I used to have
Speaker 26: to leave the house just to go cry, like swear
Speaker 26: to God, like just go get in the conscious cry
Speaker 26: for a hour straight because I didn't want to do
Speaker 26: that in front of her.
Speaker 1: And I felt like I should have. I should have,
Speaker 1: I should have, but I was like, on know, I.
Speaker 10: Just And when she said snap out of it, what
Speaker 10: does she mean, like not snap.
Speaker 26: Out of the grief, snap out of the healing, snap
Speaker 26: out of the crashing out like drinking, drinking every day
Speaker 26: and wanting to go to the club and just feel
Speaker 26: something because I really can't feel nothing, you know what
Speaker 26: I'm saying. Like that was like that's what she used
Speaker 26: to tell me to snap out of and it was
Speaker 26: like it was hard, man, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 6: I want to go back to one thing you said
Speaker 6: in regards to how you react to death, because you know,
Speaker 6: staying busy as a response to trauma, right, and we
Speaker 6: saw that in real time.
Speaker 5: If you don't buy me bringing it.
Speaker 6: Up, like like people don't know to day your father passed.
Speaker 6: God blessed it came in you was scheduled to do
Speaker 6: a breakfast club interview. You came in the studio and still.
Speaker 1: Wanted to do it, like, Bro, go home, like what
Speaker 1: some of it? And I love you forever for that
Speaker 1: because I really was here to do that.
Speaker 26: And it's like that's the thing, like I'm so used
Speaker 26: to death and used to just like I didn't even
Speaker 26: process it for real, like I came here because it's
Speaker 26: like I really was in my head trying to forget
Speaker 26: and my dad is dead, but I gotta like understand it.
Speaker 1: I gotta know, like, yeah, my PAP's just that today.
Speaker 1: I need to process that.
Speaker 26: Like and you had just got the news while you
Speaker 26: was in the car on the way. Yeah, my dad
Speaker 26: was in the hospital. I knew he was sick and
Speaker 26: I found out he died, and I just came here.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just like I don't even like
Speaker 1: go home. What are you doing? Like we're not doing
Speaker 1: Yeah no, you told me, like Bro, just go home,
Speaker 1: like just leave Bro for real.
Speaker 10: For the rest of that day, Like what did you do?
Speaker 10: Did you reflect on it?
Speaker 26: Were you afraid to even I was afraid I was
Speaker 26: afraid because like when you lose a parent, that's different,
Speaker 26: real real my dad, like I didn't. I didn't have
Speaker 26: an absent father, like my father been living with me
Speaker 26: my entire life, like my mother and my dad been
Speaker 26: together forty years for real, for real, like and I
Speaker 26: think I was just trying to like not feel it,
Speaker 26: like not processing, like you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 26: was just like, all right, bet let me just do it,
Speaker 26: and like that's the that's the problem, Like that's the thing,
Speaker 26: Like you feel like, all right, let me just do
Speaker 26: it and push through this, and this is my job,
Speaker 26: this is my life. Like you got to put that
Speaker 26: to the side. Sometimes when you're going through things like that,
Speaker 26: you feel what I'm saying that. The rest of that
Speaker 26: day for me was really just like I was scared,
Speaker 26: Like I ain't want to call my mama. I didn't
Speaker 26: want to talk to my sister. It took me so
Speaker 26: long and it just asked, my sister, are you okay?
Speaker 1: How you doing it? Was super hard?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Like I was scared to like had them conversations with
Speaker 26: her like how you feeling? You know what I'm saying
Speaker 26: that even my mom, like I keep my mom close
Speaker 26: to me, and my mom like this, you feel me
Speaker 26: and I know it, like I could see it. I
Speaker 26: know she was not okay, and I used to avoid
Speaker 26: them conversations you feel, I'm saying, Like she would.
Speaker 1: Bring stuff up and like send me pictures and all that.
Speaker 1: It was it was like I hadn't been in therapy.
Speaker 26: I'm a person that's not like shy from my emotions,
Speaker 26: like I'm in tune my emotions all of that. But
Speaker 26: just like it was hard because like for me, just
Speaker 26: I just thought he had more time, Like I just
Speaker 26: wanted him.
Speaker 1: To be here.
Speaker 26: So I trying to like live in reality because I'm
Speaker 26: still I was still grieving my little brother, you fee
Speaker 26: what I'm saying. So when that happened, it was just
Speaker 26: like I didn't want to believe that my dad was
Speaker 26: dead because I be on the road. Sometimes I go
Speaker 26: eight months without seeing my pops. So it's like you
Speaker 26: feel me, like eight nine months without seeing him at all.
Speaker 26: Sometimes I go months without talking to him. So I
Speaker 26: was trying to like tap into that, like you feel me, like,
Speaker 26: let me just getting that mentality like he like he here,
Speaker 26: but you know what I'm saying, but he my my
Speaker 26: Pop's really Like that's crazy. I think about that every day, Like,
Speaker 26: man really died on me, and it's crazy, Like I
Speaker 26: pray every day, like I pray so much because my pops,
Speaker 26: my last conversation with him. My dad died the day
Speaker 26: after his birthday, like my birthday October eighth, my dad
Speaker 26: birthday October sixteenth. He died on seventeen and my last
Speaker 26: conversation with him, I called him. I said every birthday.
Speaker 26: I said, man, you're on your way.
Speaker 1: Boy, you're getting old. You're getting old?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 1: And he died? Like that was the last I said
Speaker 1: that my pops. Like, boy, on your way, boy, you
Speaker 1: about to be setting me. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like you're getting old? Stop getting old? Is a dream?
Speaker 10: Like you said that I was on my way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope. So I want him to. No, he
Speaker 1: haven't chat. I want him to. I hope he. I
Speaker 1: hope he's telling me that the night Like that give
Speaker 1: me a lot of comfort for real, for real, Like.
Speaker 6: Is it hard to write about I mean, like I said,
Speaker 6: you write about your brother now, Yeah, but your brother
Speaker 6: would past three.
Speaker 1: Years ago, five okay, So is it hard? It's hard
Speaker 1: to put that on paper?
Speaker 26: Right now and in a way like only like I'll
Speaker 26: just like for sure, like in a way I just
Speaker 26: rap about like my pop's passing. I never like I
Speaker 26: didn't got all the way, like I didn't made songs
Speaker 26: like paying how Much to.
Speaker 1: My brother like give it all that songs about my brother.
Speaker 26: And made songs just talking about how I felt that
Speaker 26: day like I didnet made multiple songs about my brother died,
Speaker 26: like I ain't did that for my pop hit. All
Speaker 26: I said on Wax for Real is just like my
Speaker 26: dad did, Like I never spoke about the mo just
Speaker 26: have felt none of that. So yeah, it is definitely
Speaker 26: tough because I don't know I feel like mentally or
Speaker 26: just where I'm met in life, like I ain't been
Speaker 26: able to tap into that pain.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we want to get into something with that. What
Speaker 8: you want to hear? Now, man, let's play give it Out.
Speaker 8: That's one of my favorite songs.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you for joining us. Brother pick up her
Speaker 3: album this week. Her It's the Breakfast Club, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's d J n V Jess, Hilariy, Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 8: We are the breakfast Club. Somebody wanted to tell Laurence
Speaker 8: she got a segment to do.
Speaker 1: She forgot. I don't know where she's at.
Speaker 5: Is she late for the latest?
Speaker 17: Hold on?
Speaker 3: All right, well let's hit the button for the latest.
Speaker 3: And well, y'all want to be coming straight fast? She
Speaker 3: gets the from somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 13: Detail, I knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on you, the Latest with
Speaker 1: Laurence La Rosa.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. On the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club, Yes, IM.
Speaker 8: Going to that.
Speaker 21: I can't hear myself. Okay, I'm here, I can hear me. Hey, y'all,
Speaker 21: So we are back with some more things. Okay, So
Speaker 21: Kim Kardashian sat down with n C Nash. You know
Speaker 21: that they've been everywhere her Tianna Taylor, like the whole
Speaker 21: castle of uh All's Fair or all Things Fair a fair. Yes,
Speaker 21: So they've been promoting their show. So they sat down.
Speaker 21: They had the goat talk conversation. So they're talking about
Speaker 21: different goat moments in their life and they talk about
Speaker 21: the goat meal that they cook and Kim Ky says
Speaker 21: she's the Queen of soul food.
Speaker 13: Let's take a listen. Goat dish.
Speaker 6: You can cook.
Speaker 1: You know this from your gumbo?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 13: Oh, crabs, crabs, Okay, I make crabs.
Speaker 10: Every single weekend.
Speaker 24: And I feel like if I was gonna choose what
Speaker 24: you would say, it would be absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1: No, I don't feel like you cooked Kimberly.
Speaker 13: No, well, I just don't.
Speaker 10: I don't have a one trick pony.
Speaker 13: I know one meal, and it's a good one. Let
Speaker 13: me get and I'm gonna make it for you, and
Speaker 13: you're going to be really proud of me.
Speaker 1: Is it greens?
Speaker 10: Nope, macloni and cheese.
Speaker 1: It's the whole shebang, because what sold my soul food?
Speaker 24: Meal fried chicken, my mac and cheese, greens and sweet potatoes.
Speaker 1: So to f like good?
Speaker 13: That look all you want.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna make it. I am willing to be proven wrong.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 11: I've been the underdog my whole life, so I underestimate me.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: When was the last time you made said meal?
Speaker 10: I do it, not often enough, but it's good.
Speaker 5: I don't want any of that shebang, don't. I don't
Speaker 5: believe it.
Speaker 1: For some reason, I do believe, Yeah, that shebang. So
Speaker 1: many people in.
Speaker 9: Kim's life like that that are black, that would have
Speaker 9: we would have heard that she can't cook already. None
Speaker 9: of her exes says she can't cook. None of her
Speaker 9: friends says she can't cook. I really do believe her,
Speaker 9: and she's confident enough to stand on.
Speaker 8: It, but none of her ex says she can cook though.
Speaker 13: Now listen.
Speaker 21: In the same interview, Kim says, well, there's a there's
Speaker 21: a video from Kevin Hart a while a while ago.
Speaker 21: He came over and I cooked some food and he
Speaker 21: stamped my food. So I found the video. Let's take
Speaker 21: a listen to Kevin Hart. After this whole food Meal.
Speaker 8: Invited me over the house. Kim and Yach said, come,
Speaker 8: it gonna be some food.
Speaker 10: I ain't know what to expect, so it's gonna get
Speaker 10: some tunic casse role and some some caviat So I
Speaker 10: ain't gonna lie about my babies with me.
Speaker 1: They're gonna have, they're gonna do. I said, if it's bad, John,
Speaker 1: I gotta get Daddy up out of here. We gotta leave.
Speaker 1: It's a group. I can't lie to Y'all's not the case, lit,
Speaker 1: do I know? Kim threw down on some soul food, got.
Speaker 8: All us in here licking our fingers. He ain't talk
Speaker 8: to me yet.
Speaker 5: My baby over there throwing down as well.
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna give her a shout out, man, Kim.
Speaker 5: Turn around, turn around, Kim.
Speaker 8: This is your shot out right now, your soul food
Speaker 8: shot out.
Speaker 6: I would have to see her do it myself, because
Speaker 6: you know, you can go to somebody house and they
Speaker 6: have the whole shebang.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right out.
Speaker 6: But that don't mean they cooked it, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. I would have to see her in the
Speaker 6: kitchen actually cheving it up, right.
Speaker 13: I just put a photo to that.
Speaker 21: Kevin Hartt posted in that video hashcheck soul food Sundays
Speaker 21: that this is the photo of the food that they
Speaker 21: were eating. But niece nashaid the same thing, like I
Speaker 21: need to see you with your hands in the kitchen
Speaker 21: cooking this food before I believe that this is the thing.
Speaker 5: And also too, who around her knows good soul food?
Speaker 1: Like you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I'm saying, like that's very important. Like if if La
Speaker 6: La tell me Kim kin cook, I'll be like, okay,
Speaker 6: Sierra ta okay. But I'm not listening to none of
Speaker 6: the Kardashians. You think Kitlyn knows good soul food probably
Speaker 6: think the sweet potato.
Speaker 1: Is a pumpkin.
Speaker 8: Yea, all right, how you doing good?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 10: I believe it though, I mean we have heard, really.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 8: Grandmama ain't teachers that I don't know.
Speaker 10: Her grandmother definitely ain't teaching that I don't know. But
Speaker 10: I'm just saying because.
Speaker 3: It came from the heart though, right, because it comes
Speaker 3: from from being passed on it. Next you's gonna say
Speaker 3: she cook oxtail, right, Well, we'll have to.
Speaker 13: See how that goes.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 21: In other news, Dion Cole is having a conversation where
Speaker 21: we had a conversation a couple of days ago, but
Speaker 21: it's it's picking up right now.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 21: Dion Cole sat down with Noriega and DJ f N
Speaker 21: on Drink Champs and they talked about a moment at
Speaker 21: the BET Awards when Kai, Sanna and Drewski were streaming
Speaker 21: and they ran into Dion, Let's take a listen.
Speaker 27: Network hired this really big streamer, right, the biggest streamer
Speaker 27: out there. So they hired this person to come to
Speaker 27: the award shows and do vaccine. And this month it
Speaker 27: was like he was going up to people like I
Speaker 27: don't know who that is.
Speaker 4: What that is.
Speaker 27: And his excuse was, don't blame me because I'm young,
Speaker 27: And that was so disrespectful to me because I met
Speaker 27: dude one time backstage and he walked off and he
Speaker 27: was with my drewski Is with Drew Skie look at
Speaker 27: me and was like this.
Speaker 1: What's up og?
Speaker 4: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 27: I appreciate you many.
Speaker 1: I love everything you do.
Speaker 8: Then he went to him and was like, man, you know,
Speaker 8: g you funny as hell, you know, and.
Speaker 15: He was like this.
Speaker 27: And just walked off, and I was like this, that's cool,
Speaker 27: and that's all. I'm not trying to beef. I'm just
Speaker 27: going if you're going to be in that position, do
Speaker 27: your research about.
Speaker 1: When you see icons and giving them love when you
Speaker 1: see them. Period.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Now, I don't know. I think this conversation and what
Speaker 21: he's saying. I can understand what he's saying too, because
Speaker 21: in the moment.
Speaker 1: How can he do his research on everybody that he know?
Speaker 8: That's not gonna be We were.
Speaker 13: Gonna get that.
Speaker 21: Listen, when you're at these award shows, you don't know everybody,
Speaker 21: even if they give you face sheets in the fat
Speaker 21: cars to.
Speaker 8: Give you times.
Speaker 3: I used to work the Red car Butt on all
Speaker 3: those shows, right, and I wouldn't know half the people
Speaker 3: that's coming up there, young or older.
Speaker 8: Sometimes they would have to tell me, my.
Speaker 3: A, that's so and so and so on and so
Speaker 3: it's not that you're being disrespectful, it's that you just
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 1: It's experience.
Speaker 8: It's a learning experience, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 8: you know sometimes you wouldn't.
Speaker 9: And then Kyle, you know, Kyle mentioned his age. I
Speaker 9: mean to be honest with you, Yeah, man, this is
Speaker 9: his age. And then it's he already got his own
Speaker 9: platform that he built, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: So just because he don't know somebody, I wouldn't really
Speaker 10: give that. Everybody don't know everybody.
Speaker 1: I do get it.
Speaker 10: But that was a lot of people at the BT Wars,
Speaker 10: a lot of.
Speaker 9: People with the Matt Galla, He's been to countless big events,
Speaker 9: and it is I'm not gonna say impossible.
Speaker 10: And let you know, unless you really really like a
Speaker 10: Laura Larossa who knew everybody.
Speaker 21: I don't know and everybody, Yeah, I openly say I'm
Speaker 21: be knowing people I don't knowing how to say their names,
Speaker 21: like it's the thing I know.
Speaker 9: But I'm saying, hey, so prime example, you can't expect
Speaker 9: everybody to know everybody. But at the same time, I
Speaker 9: do stand with Dion cole is saying, if they hired
Speaker 9: him to come there, then you might might want to
Speaker 9: meet with him before and be like, look, yo, this
Speaker 9: is who And still that's still not.
Speaker 13: Interesting everybody and.
Speaker 21: Presented at the awards too, and if you're there, you're streaming.
Speaker 21: I think what I think the middle point of this
Speaker 21: is in the conversation that people keep trying to have
Speaker 21: about kay Saat when he does these things, is that
Speaker 21: maybe there should just be more prep so if he
Speaker 21: doesn't know at least certain people in certain situations, he
Speaker 21: can like the.
Speaker 1: One they madreds of people at these away young old
Speaker 1: but you know that age.
Speaker 3: Sometimes, but sometimes you don't know everybody, and he's doing
Speaker 3: behind the scenes stuff. And the only reason I know
Speaker 3: is because I've been there before and I know who's
Speaker 3: walking up and they're saying, oh, that's so and so,
Speaker 3: and I don't know who they are.
Speaker 6: Everybody said that Kayle was running up on people saying
Speaker 6: I don't know who you are. That's I never saw him.
Speaker 21: So you remember at the same award shows when him
Speaker 21: and La. He didn't say I don't know. But there
Speaker 21: has been since this conversation keeps happening, there has been
Speaker 21: different moments that people are pulling of Kai in different
Speaker 21: situations where he doesn't know people, or him talking about
Speaker 21: the fact that he doesn't know certain people, and the
Speaker 21: fact that what I'm trying to get to is the
Speaker 21: fact that he can just openly say I don't know
Speaker 21: these people, and then we brought to these awards where
Speaker 21: you're in here with these people, You're supposed to know
Speaker 21: who they are.
Speaker 13: It makes no sense.
Speaker 1: On the network, we'll put that on b E T.
Speaker 10: I wouldn't put that on him.
Speaker 9: I would because if they hired him, they have to
Speaker 9: let him at least give him the people that's running
Speaker 9: play in the show, like all r Yo. He's a presenter,
Speaker 9: this is the host, this is the person performing. At
Speaker 9: least know those people. I wouldn't really put that on
Speaker 9: Kayle for that one particular moment.
Speaker 5: And now the older person, how many of the young
Speaker 5: people do we know?
Speaker 8: That's my point.
Speaker 1: We go see the war shows, I don't know, how
Speaker 1: is it a radio or nine? I'm like, who is that?
Speaker 1: When I used to do the Red call, but they
Speaker 1: would bring some people out. I wouldn't have no idea.
Speaker 3: And you can't trust BET because I remember one time
Speaker 3: Miss Pat was walking up to me and they didn't
Speaker 3: know who Miss Pat wasn't no, she had a show
Speaker 3: on BT.
Speaker 1: They was like, let us Sloe.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, that's what's Pat And I brought Miss
Speaker 3: Pat over so everybody doesn't know everybody on those award shows.
Speaker 8: That was when Miss Pat first got first got on
Speaker 8: the BT player.
Speaker 6: There's nothing wrong introducing yourself to and that is true,
Speaker 6: nothing wrong being like, yo, what's up man?
Speaker 1: My name is such and such that goes to onstream
Speaker 1: like I've seen.
Speaker 6: I've seen some of the biggest artists in the world
Speaker 6: on the planet walk into the room and introduced themselves
Speaker 6: to people like literally walk up to you, shake their
Speaker 6: hand and be like I'm beyond I'm not even joking,
Speaker 6: like I've seen.
Speaker 5: I've seen that.
Speaker 21: And the interview that Dion did with Nourri, like the conversation,
Speaker 21: it wasn't just about the cod stuff. He was trying
Speaker 21: to make a point throughout the whole conversation that that
Speaker 21: we don't value our older talent and acts like he
Speaker 21: talked about what are you talking about up here?
Speaker 1: Too?
Speaker 21: Like going to certain concerts and if it's an old
Speaker 21: school like White Act, it's packed full of people. But
Speaker 21: then you go to like r OG's concerts and it's
Speaker 21: not as packed. The venues are smaller. So I think
Speaker 21: he was trying to just get to, like, you know,
Speaker 21: there should be a certain level of like respect on
Speaker 21: people who've been doing certain.
Speaker 1: What you're saying.
Speaker 3: I get what you're saying, but just he also has
Speaker 3: to remember what those award shows. You have thousands of
Speaker 3: artists and celebrities in the building, and you're not going
Speaker 3: to know everybody, you know what I mean? Just not
Speaker 3: like I said, I've been there before and I don't
Speaker 3: know half the people that's there, and I do the
Speaker 3: rate even up hearing sometimes and I gotta step outside
Speaker 3: to be like, who's that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 6: The day the other day, I knew exactly way and
Speaker 6: he walked up, yeah, I said, and he walked out
Speaker 6: if you didn't know who this was?
Speaker 1: And I know that, And then what did you say?
Speaker 1: I don't know who you are either, But I introduced myself.
Speaker 5: I said, who are I asked him a question?
Speaker 6: I asked him, I don't have no problem looking stupid
Speaker 6: in case you hang out here trying to like I
Speaker 6: knew everybody.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't know who it was. Somebody coming in the building.
Speaker 1: Who is this? We know where they're from. I wanted
Speaker 1: to do my research. That's right.
Speaker 13: They actually won to They d M me and was like, congratulate.
Speaker 13: I mean thank you we won. Are uh whatever I'm.
Speaker 1: Trying to find.
Speaker 13: I'm trying to find of the end?
Speaker 5: Think you thank you?
Speaker 13: Gilmore? Yes, he wrote, I just wanted to mention, will
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Speaker 6: Well, Duval Donkey of Today for Thursday, November sixth goes
Speaker 6: to a nineteen year old yn from Miami, Florida named
Speaker 6: Anthony Markeith Elliott. I don't know when y'all going to
Speaker 6: realize and not go back and forth with people who
Speaker 6: are the same age as Jez's Trap Would Die mixtape. Okay, seriously,
Speaker 6: you have to ask these questions to yourself. Am I
Speaker 6: arguing with somebody that's the same age our younger than
Speaker 6: t I's urban legend? Okay, there is absolutely no reason
Speaker 6: to be going back and forth for the nineteen year old. Okay,
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Speaker 6: you have to understand that before you even open up
Speaker 6: your mouth to go back and forth.
Speaker 5: With one of these youngest.
Speaker 6: But by the time people realize that it's too late,
Speaker 6: and this young lady, Chayton Thomas realized it a little
Speaker 6: too late, all right. See Chaton was in the car
Speaker 6: along with her pregnant daughter and her one year old daughter,
Speaker 6: and she decided that she wanted to stop at McDonald's.
Speaker 1: Well, when she stopped at Mickey Dee's, this happened.
Speaker 28: I told him, I said, listen, his mama want to
Speaker 28: make make griddleson met chicken. Because this is about to
Speaker 28: be a mccnfronderbal at this McDonald's. I'll play any stop
Speaker 28: of games.
Speaker 29: We broke the story Monday, Miami Gardens, McDonald's employee arrested
Speaker 29: for pulling a gun on a car full of women
Speaker 29: and a child.
Speaker 1: So you were waiting for a while, Yeah, we was
Speaker 1: waiting for miche over an hour. We stayed.
Speaker 29: Chayton Timmans says they waited a long time, her president
Speaker 29: daughter to some of the people in the car, and
Speaker 29: then this guy, Anthony Elliott wouldn't give them their food.
Speaker 28: She says, were looking at each other, me and my
Speaker 28: goddaughter looking at each other, like why are you upset?
Speaker 1: And he was like, I don't have to give you nothing.
Speaker 4: He was like what you said?
Speaker 1: What you said? And we were like are you serious,
Speaker 1: Like what's really going on? So he clutched at his waist.
Speaker 2: I got on the phone with the cops.
Speaker 28: I said, this is going to go one of two ways,
Speaker 28: Miami Gardens Police Department, y'all need to get here to
Speaker 28: McDonald's because somebody for the.
Speaker 6: Die all of her just now was a bunch of
Speaker 6: MC drama. Okay, MC mayheon, all right, that could have
Speaker 6: been a MIC disaster, all right. I'm not debating with
Speaker 6: nobody that's younger than get Richard.
Speaker 1: I trying. That is a make mistake, all right.
Speaker 5: That is a conversation that leads to nothing but MC madness.
Speaker 1: All right, Chaeton, you lucky you wasn't mc murdered.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right? And who the hell waits to McDonald's
Speaker 5: for an hour?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: Who has an hour to wait at McDonald's? And what
Speaker 6: is up with fast food restaurants? Every time I come
Speaker 6: in this building, it's a story about a scuffleedge subway
Speaker 6: or something popping off at Popeye's, kerfuffles at KFC, people
Speaker 6: getting whipped over whoppers? What is it about fast food
Speaker 6: that is causing folks to be so violent? Also, Anthony,
Speaker 6: I want better for brothers like you.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 6: It pains me to know that you feel like you
Speaker 6: have to carry a pistol at work. Okay, do you
Speaker 6: realize that everyone in this story thought they.
Speaker 5: Was in danger? Everyone?
Speaker 6: This man had a gun at work at McDonald's, and
Speaker 6: this woman Chaton was clearly dealing with some PTSD.
Speaker 5: Let's go back to Local ten news for the more
Speaker 5: the report.
Speaker 29: Police Elliott now facing the chargers, and for this woman
Speaker 29: who already survived us shooting.
Speaker 8: She says she went into defence mode.
Speaker 1: And what puts through your mind at that moment? He
Speaker 1: has a death wish. He must have a death wish.
Speaker 28: This gotta be a suicide, because it's no way that
Speaker 28: I'm fort to allow you to do anything bothering herm tomorrons.
Speaker 1: All over McNuggets a ticket ticket.
Speaker 10: He must want to have a mac funeral.
Speaker 28: He put my kids in herm's way, and that's a
Speaker 28: problem for me. I'm not that type of girl. I'm
Speaker 28: not that type of woman, and I'm not the type
Speaker 28: of arent.
Speaker 6: She's already been shot before. We are traumatized people, man,
Speaker 6: we are hurt people.
Speaker 5: But even through the.
Speaker 6: Pain, we're gonna get these jokes off. She knew she
Speaker 6: was on camera and she was letting it go. You
Speaker 6: hear me, The woman in the car with her kids,
Speaker 6: and poor Anthony was at work with a gun. But
Speaker 6: Anthony clearly as a brother who doesn't need to own
Speaker 6: a firearm.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: That is the combo at McDonald's that nobody wants to see.
Speaker 6: When you have low emotional intelligence. Okay, it's hard to
Speaker 6: be in a job in the service industry because a
Speaker 6: lot of the service industry is about temperament.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: You are dealing with other people all day, other people's emotions,
Speaker 6: other people stress, and you have to keep you cool. Okay,
Speaker 6: because if you have a mic meltdown like Anthony did,
Speaker 6: then you end up in a mic mess and that's
Speaker 6: when you end up with a McMug shot. Okay, this
Speaker 6: young man has been charged with five countervaggravated assault with
Speaker 6: a firearm. Let me tell you how you end up
Speaker 6: in mcprison in a situation like this. Number one being
Speaker 6: nineteen and black. Okay, number two. If you work at McDonald's,
Speaker 6: a highly doubt you can afford the type of attorneys
Speaker 6: you need to even deal with a case like this,
Speaker 6: So you're gonna end up getting a public defender who's
Speaker 6: gonna tell you to plea the something. Okay, I don't
Speaker 6: know you know what the charge will be, and then
Speaker 6: they gonna end up giving you some jail time, and
Speaker 6: that's when you get McK locked up. Ronald McDonald once said,
Speaker 6: when anger rises, think of the consequences.
Speaker 1: I'm lying Ronald McDonald.
Speaker 5: Never said that.
Speaker 6: That was Confucius, but I can make a mean saying
Speaker 6: it was Ronald McDonald and people will still share it.
Speaker 6: But the quote still applies. When anger rises, think of
Speaker 6: the consequences. Please give Anthony Mark Keith Elliott the biggest
Speaker 6: he hull.
Speaker 1: What's the other people? Way?
Speaker 6: That was Mick crazy? There definitely was mm hmmm. Who
Speaker 6: waits to McDonald's for an hour?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 5: That's crazy?
Speaker 10: Too much time?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wait when he when he dropped the frozen But
Speaker 3: that ain't no hour. That's an hour that maybe like
Speaker 3: seven minutes, seven to ten minutes. And listen, you know,
Speaker 3: never mind but no, but I know you wasn't gonna
Speaker 3: play no, no, no no.
Speaker 6: You know when you just said when you when you
Speaker 6: hear somebody say, hey, waited at McDonald's for an hour?
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, they wait at McDonald's for an hour.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 8: Wait you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: All right, yeah, okay, you're not playing a game, all right.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, you don't.
Speaker 5: You don't know you already pulled her up anywhere. You're
Speaker 5: looking right at her.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 5: But if I had to guess, shut up.
Speaker 8: All right, yes, waited, I say, at least to sixty alright?
Speaker 1: Five four two wow, big bag.
Speaker 20: Big bag.
Speaker 8: All the food in all the world, and I am
Speaker 8: going to eat all right now.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that.
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Speaker 15: don't want to charge family because they do so much
Speaker 15: for me, Like I have a very supportive family, you know,
Speaker 15: but with the hair and with my business and I'm
Speaker 15: a new business owner, like, I just find it hard
Speaker 15: to have those boundaries sometimes.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well your pockets feel that your boundaries should have
Speaker 9: been put in place. I bet right, because starting a
Speaker 9: business is not easy, you know, especially if your pockets
Speaker 9: ain't if you ain't already rich, you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: You take l's like when you start in a business.
Speaker 9: So you understanding, right because I already know your pocket
Speaker 9: is here because you're self funding everything, correct, I am. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you don't have investors, you didn't get along. You're doing
Speaker 9: in out of your pocket, right, So it has to
Speaker 9: be a conversation with friends and family and people who
Speaker 9: want the discounso or they want it for free unless
Speaker 9: you're in influenza that we can do trade off, you
Speaker 9: know what I mean, You can post me to amplify
Speaker 9: my business or help me get exposure to get more
Speaker 9: asses in these seats in this shop, or you know what.
Speaker 10: I mean, that you really have to pay for because
Speaker 10: this is your way of living. This is the way
Speaker 10: you make comedy.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 10: You don't have another job, right I do.
Speaker 15: I have another job, but you know I'm trying to
Speaker 15: replace my income. I'm trying to make this my full
Speaker 15: time career.
Speaker 10: Right and it's hard to do that.
Speaker 9: That's why you do have another job so you can
Speaker 9: fund your business, so you can operate just through your business.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, boy, I understand having a big heart. I have
Speaker 10: a big heart as well.
Speaker 1: And still you can still have a big heart and.
Speaker 10: Just say no because it's the same like with my
Speaker 10: comedy shows.
Speaker 9: Every time, every time I do a comedy show on Baltimore,
Speaker 9: I got friends along list of friends and family that
Speaker 9: I had, ones that I haven't even talked to.
Speaker 10: In a while, whether they helped me along the way,
Speaker 10: you know, years back or not.
Speaker 9: Like this is the way I make my money now,
Speaker 9: and if I'm giving discount here, discount there.
Speaker 10: I'm never making money.
Speaker 9: My business will never exceed the level that it's set
Speaker 9: right now because I'm not making money. So you can
Speaker 9: still have a big heart and know how to say no.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Just pray on it.
Speaker 10: I don't know if you do that, but just pray.
Speaker 17: I definitely pray.
Speaker 10: Definitely ask God to give you the words to say
Speaker 10: to people.
Speaker 1: I mean, it should just be no.
Speaker 9: But if if you don't like saying noing it makes
Speaker 9: you feel bad, it's other ways to tell these people do.
Speaker 10: Feel I get what's your sign? I'm just curious.
Speaker 4: I'm a Virgo.
Speaker 1: Y'all have all the time telling people no.
Speaker 15: I do yeah, I mean, I don't know. I just
Speaker 15: I want to help people and.
Speaker 10: I just want to damn. I thought was ready to die.
Speaker 10: I've never heard a Virgo that was hard to tell
Speaker 10: people no. That's crazy.
Speaker 9: That's that's their language right there. But I just asked
Speaker 9: that astrology has nothing to do with it. Just yo,
Speaker 9: like you got to put you first.
Speaker 10: You have to put you first, you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: And for all the people that be trying to negotiate
Speaker 15: prices with hair style is y'all gotta stop that because
Speaker 15: crazy said our price.
Speaker 9: Man, although some of y'all do be tripping, because two
Speaker 9: twenty five for a press, for a silk pressed, if
Speaker 9: you graduated from the elite class of silk presses, twenty
Speaker 9: five is crazy.
Speaker 15: Sil presidents pay way more than that.
Speaker 9: I get it, I get it, But but like I said,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean, you gotta find a way
Speaker 9: to create that boundary.
Speaker 10: Like, look, y'all, I can't do it.
Speaker 1: I can't do it.
Speaker 10: I'm not booming enough to give her free hairstyles.
Speaker 15: You're right, Yeah, yeah, Okay, thank you, Jes help me.
Speaker 1: Good luck.
Speaker 8: Mama.
Speaker 5: Who's this?
Speaker 1: My name Chase?
Speaker 8: What's your question for Jama?
Speaker 2: So basically, my girl, we've been together for like six
Speaker 2: months and.
Speaker 10: Got praising and you said she got pregnant. Yeah, she
Speaker 10: got pregnant, Okay, No, we got praived, right, okay.
Speaker 2: And she wanted to keep the baby. She called and
Speaker 2: just a backstory, I've got a prison like last year,
Speaker 2: and I've been on my stuff. I got a job,
Speaker 2: got it far, got all this, and I feel like
Speaker 2: I ain't lived here and I ain't any goals, and
Speaker 2: I feel like she's forcing a baby on Mmm.
Speaker 10: So you feel like she forcing the baby on you
Speaker 10: that you essentially put inside of her.
Speaker 2: I understand my role in this situation, huh, But I'm
Speaker 2: finding the herd. It's a lot of financial responsibility. It's
Speaker 2: a lot more that going for this than just your feeling.
Speaker 10: Just like that feeling before you shut up the club.
Speaker 10: You know what I'm saying. You should have been thinking
Speaker 10: about that. That's your girl.
Speaker 9: This ain't just somebody that you met like you know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying. This ain't somebody that you just cool with.
Speaker 9: You know, this is your girl six months or not.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 10: But you're supposed to have that in the back of
Speaker 10: your mind while you in them guts.
Speaker 9: You feel me that you just got home from jail
Speaker 9: and you haven't lived yet, you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: And you still got you still you don't feel like
Speaker 9: you're stable enough to provide what a child will need
Speaker 9: from you, You feel me, And it is her body,
Speaker 9: her choice.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I mean, I I totally understand, but you this is
Speaker 9: a lesson that that you're being taught right now.
Speaker 10: So so what what the outcome is?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 10: What are you what's the outcome what you're gonna tell.
Speaker 2: I mean, either way, I'm gonna take care of it.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna take care of my baby because that's how
Speaker 17: I was right.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: But I just feel like it's way more.
Speaker 17: Than if it's not financially in the right spot to
Speaker 17: be taken.
Speaker 2: On all of this. Already got a kid.
Speaker 4: And she got a kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and.
Speaker 17: Mm no, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a rocky out regardless, but I don't
Speaker 2: know a woman's perspective.
Speaker 9: No, but that that is that's the woman's perpective. You
Speaker 9: can ask the men in the room, but that's the
Speaker 9: woman's perspective though. You know from the one that I'm giving.
Speaker 10: You know like it takes too. I mean, it's it's cliche,
Speaker 10: but it takes too.
Speaker 14: I get it.
Speaker 5: You feel me.
Speaker 9: I'm actually glad that you're home. You know, you're trying
Speaker 9: to it on your feet and everything like that. But
Speaker 9: the reason for not wanting the baby, the first thing
Speaker 9: you said, the reason for not wanting a baby right
Speaker 9: now is you haven't lived yet.
Speaker 10: And then you said everything else after.
Speaker 9: You was living when you you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 9: When you was doing the thing when you was that
Speaker 9: night you lived and then now it's another person that's
Speaker 9: going to be living in a few months, you know,
Speaker 9: and you just gotta deal with that.
Speaker 1: You can, you can still live and have a baby.
Speaker 9: It might slow you down, but you know now you'all
Speaker 9: got three kids, so you just gotta, you know, put
Speaker 9: your big boy drawers on, buddy, and you know, be
Speaker 9: a dad and still try to live your life.
Speaker 17: Fat Thank you all.
Speaker 2: I want to say one more thing. Sharl was named
Speaker 2: of God got me through prison.
Speaker 17: He had me thinking different. That brilliant it is.
Speaker 2: I appreciate him.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you King, love my brother, love lessons to you.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Man, I sure did slew to everybody in prison.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Okay, they read books, They trying to better theyself, you know,
Speaker 6: and they aren't correctional facilities. But you got a lot
Speaker 6: of brothers in there trying to correct theyself. Okay, So
Speaker 6: saluted him.
Speaker 1: Got through his bed. I just fixed my mess eight
Speaker 1: hundred five. I didn't say nothing was freaking.
Speaker 5: I said, you got that freaking your eyes.
Speaker 1: I know you freaking me.
Speaker 10: Didn't provide context.
Speaker 9: It would have been a little crazy if he didn't
Speaker 9: provide context to say brilliant idiots.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he said you got him through a sentence.
Speaker 1: I wasn't with him.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's why he had to provide that.
Speaker 6: Content walking down with him, up next to lady who
Speaker 6: said you got him through the nineties.
Speaker 1: Shut up, man, No, no, the ladies.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: This chat is so distracted morning you said the last one.
Speaker 1: The chat is hilarious. Why is it always?
Speaker 13: You know, because people they say what you say?
Speaker 5: I've never said that.
Speaker 1: What Boss by his back never said that.
Speaker 5: I've never said boss. All right, Well, let's get to
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Speaker 13: I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on you. The large is
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Speaker 6: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
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Speaker 1: Every time, it's the lad on the breakfast Club. Talk
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Speaker 21: All right, y'all, So a big congratulations to Dolly Bishop
Speaker 21: and Charlemagne. So Dolly and Charlemagne, Well, first of all,
Speaker 21: for those who may not know, Dolly Bishop is the
Speaker 21: president of the Black Effect podcast Network.
Speaker 1: Big Dolly, not the little one. Never the little one
Speaker 1: don't play with us.
Speaker 21: And they celebrated five years of the network. So they
Speaker 21: covered Vibe magazine and the tagline is turning mics into
Speaker 21: a movement. But Dolly is and they said this in
Speaker 21: the article that she's the person that make sure that
Speaker 21: Charlemagne walks the walk because you know he talk a lot.
Speaker 21: They also mentioned in this article that she is the muscle,
Speaker 21: Charlemagne is the mouth. And I will agree that Dolly
Speaker 21: is definitely she gets things moving. So she oversees strategy
Speaker 21: partnerships and keeps the network profitable and purposeful.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 6: Yes, Black Effect is successful. Dropping the clues buond for
Speaker 6: Dollary Bishop and black Pfecdemmic. Yes, thank you the Vibe
Speaker 6: for you know, giving us that cover article. We appreciate
Speaker 6: it because who you are will showing what you do.
Speaker 6: So thank you Vibe for highlighting what a Black Effect
Speaker 6: is doing.
Speaker 30: Now.
Speaker 21: In other news, speaking of black women in announcements, Clarissa
Speaker 21: Shields just sat down and announced that she signed a
Speaker 21: multi million dollar fight contract for eight million dollars.
Speaker 13: She was talking to King Let's say a listen.
Speaker 10: It's a two year contract.
Speaker 1: A two year contract, so you're getting eight million dollars
Speaker 1: over the next two years.
Speaker 20: And yeah, but it's the best thing about this deal
Speaker 20: is it's the signing bonus, right, so before I step
Speaker 20: into the ring, I get a large amount before I
Speaker 20: see the the aly just like the minimum, you know,
Speaker 20: it's other stuff you get. Oh wow, deal was actually
Speaker 20: bigger than that. That's just the number that we decided
Speaker 20: to put out there because if you want to do
Speaker 20: the math, right, but that's just the right.
Speaker 5: Yesla dropping Clarissa Shire.
Speaker 21: I'll be bringing you guys some more details on that
Speaker 21: because Clarissa has a press luncheon here in New York
Speaker 21: City today. Remember she talked to me at the Aveny
Speaker 21: Pro one hundred about this big announcement. So this was
Speaker 21: the big announcement. We'll get some more details today. I'll
Speaker 21: be there covering that and then i'll bring it back
Speaker 21: here into the latest.
Speaker 8: I don't care how she does the math. Eight million dollars,
Speaker 8: whether she gets more than that or eight, it's still
Speaker 8: a lot of money.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't want to know how many fights it
Speaker 6: is though I know it's two years, but how many
Speaker 6: times does she have to fight within those two years?
Speaker 21: Yes, because they asked her that question, but she didn't
Speaker 21: answer it directly so that we can get some more
Speaker 21: details on that. Today, I'm going to ask you all
Speaker 21: all the questions I'll want to know to bring it
Speaker 21: right on back here. And lastly in this hour, another
Speaker 21: congratulations to another fire black woman, actually Allison, who is
Speaker 21: now the owner of the Root, and the Root has
Speaker 21: the Root one hundred list that they do every single year,
Speaker 21: and we actually talked to her about that list and surprise,
Speaker 21: the Breakfast Club will be on it.
Speaker 13: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on acquiring the route.
Speaker 30: Yes, and I have something I want to congratulate you
Speaker 30: all on as well. Okay, so today we are announcing
Speaker 30: the Root one hundred the first time I'm announcing this
Speaker 30: list as the publisher, and the Breakfast.
Speaker 16: Club is on our list.
Speaker 13: Oh wow, thank you so much, Thank you for all
Speaker 13: you all do to have the ear of the people.
Speaker 30: We have some gifts for the guys from Ourtel, our
Speaker 30: sponsors and Motel.
Speaker 13: Yeah you know the blue swift.
Speaker 30: We have one for you, Envy. We have your beautiful
Speaker 30: flowers over there. Yes, I thought you were going to
Speaker 30: be here, but we have some flowers waiting for you
Speaker 30: for when you come back and to the office. So
Speaker 30: everyone go to the Route dot com and see who
Speaker 30: else is on the one hundred comes out to date
Speaker 30: today people to know why we're breaking news here.
Speaker 1: Dope.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: I appreciate Ashley Allison because her voice is very important
Speaker 6: on CNN, and I love to see her spreading her wings.
Speaker 1: And owning the Route because people like her need to
Speaker 1: have platforms like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I agree.
Speaker 21: And it's her company, Watering Hoole Media, which is what
Speaker 21: she did the acquisition with us. Yeah, shout out to them.
Speaker 21: You guys can check out that list. It goes live
Speaker 21: today at nine o'clock a m.
Speaker 13: On the roote dot Com. You'll see us on that list.
Speaker 5: Dope, don't don't, don't don't don't.
Speaker 13: That's it for the hour.
Speaker 8: So you got yes, okay, all right, well, thank you
Speaker 8: so much. That is the latest with a Lauren Now.
Speaker 13: What'll be early?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the short to look see if something
Speaker 3: was wrong with Brandon, like damn well, I did have.
Speaker 1: The other clipper.
Speaker 21: I did have the other clipper. You're talking about how
Speaker 21: you feel like the root was tating on you in
Speaker 21: the cannon. I thought we had to get out. They
Speaker 21: was yelling at me last hour, so on Breakfast Club YouTube.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it'll be live on our YouTube channel as well.
Speaker 13: I can talk if you'll, you know you can.
Speaker 1: That's why we're so shocking you.
Speaker 13: Okay, it's like saying, y'all want me to end it
Speaker 13: and be on time.
Speaker 8: All right, now, don't forget next week telling me you're
Speaker 8: gonna be very fast.
Speaker 9: Yes, hey yo, I'm gonna be in Perrysburg, Ohio. That's
Speaker 9: to lead to Ohio at the Funny Bone Comedy Club.
Speaker 9: We got two shows next Friday, two shows next Saturday.
Speaker 9: So jess Hilarious official dot com if you haven't get
Speaker 9: your tickets now. Also, don't forget to pre order my
Speaker 9: book Till Deathdo We Parent. It's a co parenting memoir
Speaker 9: that reflects on my journey with me raising my kid
Speaker 9: with his father.
Speaker 10: So get that anyway. You pre order your books or
Speaker 10: you get your books at in.
Speaker 9: Baltimore, I'll be filming my comedy special at the nuther
Speaker 9: More Haul December thirteenth.
Speaker 10: We got two shows.
Speaker 9: I might do December fourteenth as well, but just trying
Speaker 9: to set out the first two December fourteenth, So get
Speaker 9: your tickets. You will be on camera and look. The
Speaker 9: tickets for general admission goes on sale tomorrow today.
Speaker 1: The pre sale you.
Speaker 9: Can get you can reserve your tickets, get your tickets
Speaker 9: right now using the promo code four to one oh Jess.
Speaker 9: So my website justelarious official dot com or ticketmass you
Speaker 9: can you can get your pre sale tickets using the
Speaker 9: promo code Jess four one oh.
Speaker 10: That was a lot of information. But if you love Jess,
Speaker 10: you kept up.
Speaker 8: All right, period, all right.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we got the People's Choice
Speaker 3: Mix eight hundred five eighty five one five.
Speaker 8: We get your request, and now it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Go Morning Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is dej MV Jess, hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. They don't forget. Next week Jes,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be out in Ohio.
Speaker 10: Yep, I'm gonna be in Toledo, Ohio.
Speaker 9: So we got four shows next weekend, November fourteenth and
Speaker 9: fifteenth at the Comedy Club, the Funnybone Comedy Club. I
Speaker 9: don't know, I've never been to Perrysburg, and maybe I
Speaker 9: haven't just didn't know it was Praiseburg. I always thought
Speaker 9: it was Toledo, but for some reason, they wanted me
Speaker 9: to stress the fact that it's Perrysburg, so all surrounding areas,
Speaker 9: all the outskirts, the n skirts, whatever. Make sure you
Speaker 9: get your tickets and meet me at the Funnybone Comedy
Speaker 9: Club in Toledo, Ohio.
Speaker 10: Can't wait to see y'all.
Speaker 8: All right now, Charlaman, you got a positive note. I
Speaker 8: do have a positive note.
Speaker 20: Man.
Speaker 6: I want to talk to you about resilience this morning.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: Resilience is very different than being numb. Okay.
Speaker 6: Resilience means you experience, you feel, you fail, you hurt,
Speaker 6: you fall, but you keep going.
Speaker 1: That's resilience.
Speaker 5: Have a great day, Breakfast club.
Speaker 13: You gonna finish for y'all.
Speaker 11: Do