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Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 6: Yoda's Malik from Chicago. Now, I just wanted to like
Speaker 6: spread some positivity. Man. A few months ago I lost
Speaker 6: my job but whatnot? And recently I started a new business.
Speaker 6: I lost a lot of weight, like fifty sixty pounds. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 6: it ain't going good man.
Speaker 1: Oh I love to hear that, brother, Yeah.
Speaker 7: We definitely.
Speaker 8: I was wondering if I could spend a quick six
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Speaker 1: Well, listen, why do we need that in all lives? Please?
Speaker 1: Now you should be talking about your new business that
Speaker 1: you just started.
Speaker 3: What are you about the ramp to do with the business?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, let's let's hear.
Speaker 3: It all right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my head is hard. I gotta stick and now game,
Speaker 8: I need a break. I rolled the ape. I feel
Speaker 8: an ape. I get the Tyler Nlin. I'm hearing pops
Speaker 8: like I'm Seana Marlin and y'all was backing for my food.
Speaker 8: Come me broken down while beg your apartment Trump on
Speaker 8: the carpet. We was eight deep, three better apartment. I
Speaker 8: told my teacher that I ain't eat. I'm really starving.
Speaker 8: My uncle told me I should make peace with it.
Speaker 8: But I'm hearing everybody ain't me and they can't be.
Speaker 8: I got a new connection. Hold up, I'm getting work done.
Speaker 8: You ain't talking new reflection. I'm in a broute with
Speaker 8: my brothers. We had in one direction. I hit her once.
Speaker 8: I remember she in my recollection. She wanted him, but
Speaker 8: I got her another inter section. She wanted to know
Speaker 8: how I'm constantly winning best and I don't make wages.
Speaker 9: They be good.
Speaker 2: They better get what businesses that wait a minute, look
Speaker 2: stealing apes and all that business.
Speaker 6: I got a content creation business, so I really just
Speaker 6: making a bunch of contant videos or what artist?
Speaker 1: So it worked out for me.
Speaker 2: What's funny? To me, is it sounds like you passed
Speaker 2: the phone to somebody regular joke?
Speaker 8: That's me for so I just had to turn my artist.
Speaker 1: You know how I got that? I got your man.
Speaker 9: Keep on keeping on my Instagram real quick.
Speaker 1: You should have did that first.
Speaker 8: My Instagram is underscore Fader. That's Underscore, a D a
Speaker 8: H like the magazine, but a H.
Speaker 1: So it's not like the magazine. Know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Fader like the magazine just not spelt Fader. Hello, who's
Speaker 1: this yo?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 10: Breast Colora?
Speaker 1: What's up? Peace?
Speaker 3: What's up about a truck drop?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 11: Brother?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: You on Envy early in the morning, Paul.
Speaker 10: Hey, chill, chill, chill.
Speaker 1: Na.
Speaker 10: Man, Look, I just want to say, man, your boy
Speaker 10: is fleshed, your boy is tappy'all still alive. You know
Speaker 10: I got robbed, My house got robbed and destroyed last week. Man,
Speaker 10: but hey, I'm still alive, still going.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm sorry to hear that black man where is
Speaker 1: from Broton.
Speaker 10: South Carolina?
Speaker 1: When it was a home invasion?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean I wasn't home, so I guess it
Speaker 10: was just a regular berguley. But the boy destroyed my
Speaker 10: whole apartment. You know, I was saving up.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 10: The boy took my cash at my house, took a
Speaker 10: few more things.
Speaker 2: But hey, man, at least you're alive, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. You know, I was just having a conversation
Speaker 2: with one of the homies this morning, actually, me and
Speaker 2: Duvall was talking this morning, and I was just like, man,
Speaker 2: you know, we we've lost all sense of purpose and
Speaker 2: what's important, and nothing's more important than life. And you know,
Speaker 2: folks take their own lives and the lives of others
Speaker 2: for granted every day. So the fact that you, even
Speaker 2: though went through this hard situation, you know that you
Speaker 2: can get the material items back, your life can't get
Speaker 2: that back.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad you here, brother, absolutely, Hey, that's really
Speaker 1: appreciate that.
Speaker 10: Ah, Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: Man, can I get a book of course? Come on
Speaker 1: now put your hold that's home team. Did you have
Speaker 1: the a LARWMO on your house?
Speaker 9: Bro?
Speaker 10: I had no alarm, man, and I just got my
Speaker 10: camera removed, so like I didn't have no camera, no alarm,
Speaker 10: so damn man, I pretty much got to get it
Speaker 10: back in uh with this hard work.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: That's horrible, brother. All right, brother, I'm sorry for that.
Speaker 13: Hold on again, and I tell everybody out there, don't
Speaker 13: get too content. I know a lot of times things
Speaker 13: get comfortable and you might forget to put your alarm
Speaker 13: on your house.
Speaker 1: You might forget to check the windows and lock the doors.
Speaker 13: Don't get comfortable because when you get comfortable, you never
Speaker 13: know what will happen. And I tell that to everybody,
Speaker 13: myself included. Well, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
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Speaker 13: to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast club.
Speaker 13: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Telling.
Speaker 14: I'm telling what you doing, Hall of Yo.
Speaker 5: This is your time to get it off your chest,
Speaker 5: whether you're mad or blessed. Eight hundred five one. We
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Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 9: Hey? Just to Meeka, y'all residence, What's.
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 9: What's going on y'all? I just wanted to give y'all
Speaker 9: some positive vibes this morning and give a big shout
Speaker 9: out to one of my bestest friends, Mina. Today is
Speaker 9: her birthday and I.
Speaker 7: Just want to give her a happy birthday shout out.
Speaker 9: She's all the way in Jersey and I'm over here
Speaker 9: in California, and I really wish I would have been
Speaker 9: able to see her this year, but maybe next.
Speaker 15: Happy birthday, yeah, happy birthday.
Speaker 9: Hey, listen, you're gonna like that from you, Jess.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I get to yeah yeah, okay, yes, but
Speaker 1: you not gay?
Speaker 9: Yes you can't take gay two yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, I know I know you gay. So that's
Speaker 14: why I said. She I'm sorry, you know, no, it's
Speaker 14: all good.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not gay. No more like that. Right now,
Speaker 1: you've been gay before, I've been gave up.
Speaker 9: It looked like Brittany. She do kind of look like Brittany.
Speaker 9: She got dreads and everything.
Speaker 1: What don't look like?
Speaker 14: That's what's up. It's try and that's right.
Speaker 1: Why did he come up with my man? Though?
Speaker 9: Like she could have been Chris Chad.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you she could have been if she's just
Speaker 2: had a penis yet to stop.
Speaker 9: This, he does the thing about that penis Charla Magne. Listen, studs,
Speaker 9: we don't have vibrators. We have strapped scraped one. I
Speaker 9: would thing don't vibrate. I would think it's just their big,
Speaker 9: heavy and hard.
Speaker 1: You heard, yeah, I heard. I've been seeing the Wolke studs.
Speaker 2: Now they be taking the crystals that looked like penises
Speaker 2: and putting them out in the full moon and letting charge.
Speaker 9: No no, no no no no no no staying y'all have
Speaker 9: a good day. I love it, Thank you, love, I
Speaker 9: love y'all have.
Speaker 10: A great.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: They be getting the crystals that are shaped like penises,
Speaker 2: and they put them out in the full moon.
Speaker 1: They let the moon charge and they nag them and
Speaker 1: just send them on.
Speaker 2: Dude, and then they play Ergoba dude, and thatllo in
Speaker 2: his mind.
Speaker 3: Hello, Who's this is a sharp? Uh?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't have enough talments or nothing. I was
Speaker 9: just selecting on a get a picture up all three
Speaker 9: of y'all together.
Speaker 1: How you gonna do that?
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm just thinking, y'all send me one, you know,
Speaker 9: sucking for them?
Speaker 1: Man, tll you he sounds like you gotta do it.
Speaker 1: Go on line. There's pictures with all the gogle line.
Speaker 1: Just google it.
Speaker 15: You sound like biggie though, Okay, just.
Speaker 3: Google That's what I think.
Speaker 13: We appreciate you wanting us in your man cave though,
Speaker 13: But you know you just google it a picture come up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Ah yes, sir, Thank you SIDS.
Speaker 15: Yes, yes, yes, it is, it is going Thank you confused?
Speaker 1: All right, then let me see make sure. Yeah's pictures
Speaker 1: of shoot get it off your chest.
Speaker 13: Eight hundred five eight five one O five one. If
Speaker 13: you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the
Speaker 13: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This new book
Speaker 13: Who Better Than You, The Art of Healthy Arrogance and
Speaker 13: Dreaming Big, is out now, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Will Packer family. What's going on and how you feel?
Speaker 1: I'm feeling amazing, you know, I'm up here.
Speaker 16: I'm up here with one of the most incredible platforms
Speaker 16: in media right now. Interesting time in media, you know,
Speaker 16: media ebbs and flows. We're in an EBB right now.
Speaker 16: In the movie business, Charlottagne, you know, yeah, just you know,
Speaker 16: coming off the strikes, coming off of COVID, like the
Speaker 16: movie industry never really recalibrated. So there's a lot of
Speaker 16: folks out there that are hurting right now, a lot
Speaker 16: of folks that aren't working, a lot of actions out
Speaker 16: of work, writers, and so as a producer, you know,
Speaker 16: I'm just trying to keep people high, trying to do
Speaker 16: what I do and create content. Most people out there,
Speaker 16: they don't realize because there's so much content out there
Speaker 16: and so many streaming services. It's like, oh, it's everything
Speaker 16: out there. I can see whatever I want. But actually
Speaker 16: the media companies are making a lot less. So it's
Speaker 16: interesting time in the business man. Who better than You
Speaker 16: is the name of the book? What makes you decide
Speaker 16: to write this?
Speaker 1: Yo?
Speaker 16: You know, I have been in the movie game for
Speaker 16: almost thirty years now, and I have dealt with some
Speaker 16: of the biggest names, some of the most impressive, successful people,
Speaker 16: some of the most toxic, insecure people. And throughout that process,
Speaker 16: I have gained a set of skills that I want
Speaker 16: to share with people about how you can be successful
Speaker 16: and manifest the more full life. How you can use
Speaker 16: some of the skills that I've learned that are transferable
Speaker 16: to any industry to navigate be it. You want to
Speaker 16: start a new endeavor, you want to overcome a challenge,
Speaker 16: you want to pivot in your life. And so I'm
Speaker 16: telling stories I've never told before, stories from dealing with
Speaker 16: you know, some of my Hollywood folks. But it's really lessons, right,
Speaker 16: It's lessons about this is how you deal with people,
Speaker 16: how you position yourself to succeed, and how you have
Speaker 16: healthy arrogance now to be confused with toxic arrogance. Right,
Speaker 16: Toxic arrogant walks in a room and says, I'm better
Speaker 16: than everybody here. I'm gonna win cause you're gonna lose. Right,
Speaker 16: I'm better than you. Healthy arrogance walks in a room
Speaker 16: and says, okay, number one, I belong in this room.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 16: The most successful people feel that they don't feel like
Speaker 16: am I supposed to be here with all these important people.
Speaker 16: Healthy arrogance feels like I'm supposed to be here. However,
Speaker 16: I also have something to add to this room. This
Speaker 16: room is better because I'm in it, and I'm gonna
Speaker 16: get other people to understand how they and I have
Speaker 16: a commonality in terms of our goal. If you can
Speaker 16: get other people to see the value in what you're
Speaker 16: going after, then you can then get them to row
Speaker 16: in the same direction as you and work towards your
Speaker 16: own goal. That's what leadership is. Getting other people to
Speaker 16: realize that it's not me against you. If I can
Speaker 16: get you to understand that together we both benefit from
Speaker 16: working together and accomplishing things that are my goals as
Speaker 16: well as your goals, your chance for success is increased.
Speaker 1: You know, when I read about you.
Speaker 2: Talk about healthy arrogance, or here your interviews about healthy
Speaker 2: arrogainst it feels like you're saying you just got it.
Speaker 1: It's like a sense of worthiness. It's value.
Speaker 16: It is It is very much understanding the value to
Speaker 16: place on yourself. Right, you understand, charlote man, because you
Speaker 16: talk about mental.
Speaker 1: Health a lot. We all have this drum beat in
Speaker 1: our head, right.
Speaker 16: It can be a negative drum beat of I'm not ready,
Speaker 16: I'm not worthy, I don't have the skills, I'm not prepared.
Speaker 16: More and more you tell yourself that. The louder those
Speaker 16: voices get. But there's a confidence muscle that you can
Speaker 16: build that you can grow by telling yourself the exact
Speaker 16: opposite that I am worthy, right, that I am prepared.
Speaker 16: But it's really about assigning value. The thing I say
Speaker 16: to people that understand, from the time you are born
Speaker 16: and to the time you leave this earth, you are
Speaker 16: building your brand everything you do, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't make mistakes. Everybody does.
Speaker 16: But every decision you make in everything you do is
Speaker 16: building your brand, and it is telling people what value
Speaker 16: to assign to you.
Speaker 1: Whether that's somebody that is looking to invest in you
Speaker 1: looking to date, you, looking to just hang out with you.
Speaker 16: You are telling them what your value is, and you
Speaker 16: have to be healthy, arrogant in the way that you
Speaker 16: force other people to recognize your value.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so if you don't have nobody, does that mean
Speaker 1: you know worth nothing? Well, you know, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say that.
Speaker 16: You mean like a relationship, Well, that just means that
Speaker 16: you have to be sure that you're surrounding yourself with
Speaker 16: people that understand your value. It might mean that you're
Speaker 16: worth more than people want to give you credit for
Speaker 16: talking about. It might mean you're single because other people
Speaker 16: don't recognize your value and you're not willing to compromise
Speaker 16: for it.
Speaker 15: You had something to say, Charlama.
Speaker 17: What dog won't they.
Speaker 15: Coming this way?
Speaker 1: The sasiness caught me off?
Speaker 3: God, is that what it is?
Speaker 1: Are you with your hair back? I was asking you
Speaker 1: a question because I like what you're talking about.
Speaker 16: Okay, all right, well yes, absolutely so if some you know,
Speaker 16: somebody happens to be an amazing, beautiful single sister, I
Speaker 16: don't know you know the relationship status of everybody here,
Speaker 16: but let's just say present company.
Speaker 1: Well, because she said you had a sassy next.
Speaker 9: So she is.
Speaker 1: She is immediately the most entertated person.
Speaker 18: I want to ask you about imposter syndrome and when
Speaker 18: you when did that like, when did you get past that?
Speaker 15: Where did you deal with that at all? Yourself?
Speaker 16: Absolutely deal with everybody deals with everybody, uh gets to
Speaker 16: a point where they feel like.
Speaker 1: Yo, do I belong right?
Speaker 16: Do I deserve to be in the most important spaces?
Speaker 1: And I've been very, very fortunate to be in some.
Speaker 16: Incredible rooms with some people that are, you know, some
Speaker 16: of the most powerful people from.
Speaker 1: Around the world.
Speaker 16: As I said, what I realize is that when I'm
Speaker 16: walk in those rooms, I cannot question if I'm supposed
Speaker 16: to be there. I need to realize what is it
Speaker 16: that I have that nobody else in this room has?
Speaker 1: And how can I double down on that? Right?
Speaker 16: So, black man, African American, Film, American, Hollywood, not a
Speaker 16: lot of folks at my level in the rooms that
Speaker 16: I'm in.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes it's all white people in those rooms.
Speaker 16: What I choose to do instead of saying, Okay, I'm
Speaker 16: the only black person in this room. I know they're racist,
Speaker 16: I know they looking at me a certain way. I
Speaker 16: know they have a negative perception. I'm walking in the room,
Speaker 16: and I'm thinking, Okay, you know what, I'm bringing something
Speaker 16: that nobody else can bring. When I talk about my perspective,
Speaker 16: when I talk about my audience, when I talk about
Speaker 16: my community, nobody else can debate me on that.
Speaker 1: I'm the only one with that.
Speaker 16: Lived experience, whatever it is in the rooms and the
Speaker 16: circles that you're in, what's the unique thing that you have?
Speaker 16: And then you triple down on that that will help
Speaker 16: with that imposter syndrome. The other thing is that you
Speaker 16: have to understand, like you don't have to be somebody
Speaker 16: that's just born with like an overabundance of confidence.
Speaker 3: It's something that you can.
Speaker 16: Build, but you do have to build it by putting
Speaker 16: a success with a success with a success, right Like
Speaker 16: just like hey ballum deg said, check with a check,
Speaker 16: with a check.
Speaker 1: You got to build the successes.
Speaker 16: And sometimes to do that you got to come back
Speaker 16: and not say, Okay, my first success has to be
Speaker 16: so big, right, just accomplish something. I call it fabricating moment.
Speaker 16: I believe that sometimes we get stuck on the first wrung,
Speaker 16: the very first thing I'm trying to get started. I
Speaker 16: don't have any money, I don't know. People don't have
Speaker 16: a network. That's okay, right, They'll make the first thing
Speaker 16: you're trying to do to climb the mountain. Right, that's
Speaker 16: a lot, that's a momentous task. Make the first thing
Speaker 16: by the shoes hiking boost, then buy a rope, then
Speaker 16: drive by the mountain and look at it.
Speaker 1: Well, you know you've done three things right, Get started.
Speaker 16: Do something that helps to build that confidence we all
Speaker 16: need that. We're still kicking it with Will Packer's new book,
Speaker 16: Who Better Than You, The Art of Healthy Arrogance and
Speaker 16: Dreaming Big, is out now.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne, I want to get to the ARTI the pivot,
Speaker 2: but first I want to ask you about the chapter
Speaker 2: that says, stay in your lane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just just make it wide. Lean into your thing? Yes?
Speaker 2: How does one avoid being type casted by leaning into
Speaker 2: their thing? And when do you.
Speaker 1: Know the pivot?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know it.
Speaker 16: The whole point of that chapter is about when you
Speaker 16: have something that you do really really well, because many
Speaker 16: times people are afraid of being locked into something that
Speaker 16: people will think that's all I can do, right, But
Speaker 16: if you do that thing, and you do it really
Speaker 16: really well, do not stop. Okay, don't stop the most
Speaker 16: successful people have a thing that they do and they
Speaker 16: do it well. Then they use the ability to be
Speaker 16: successful in a lane to go out and do something else.
Speaker 16: I'm only able to write this book with a major
Speaker 16: publisher because I've been very successful in a particular medium.
Speaker 16: Right now, I'm able to go and do other things.
Speaker 16: So don't worry about that.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I can do so much other stuff.
Speaker 3: What's the thing you do really well?
Speaker 1: Do that?
Speaker 16: Triple down on that. Be the best person in that
Speaker 16: particular field. And by the way, find your passion within that.
Speaker 16: Right too many times people are telling me, well, I'm
Speaker 16: not passionate about something. I gotta wait to find my
Speaker 16: passion and before I go out and work really hard.
Speaker 16: And I'm telling you, you're building your brand from day one.
Speaker 16: Work hard today. I didn't have a passion to be
Speaker 16: a filmmaker, I will admit that, but I did not.
Speaker 16: That was not my dream growing up. But I found
Speaker 16: that I was really good at knowing how to hire
Speaker 16: actors and raise money and self distribute. And then I
Speaker 16: found the passion in storytelling later. So I found the
Speaker 16: thing I was really really good at, and then I
Speaker 16: found my passion within it. I encourage people to do that.
Speaker 16: Don't worry about being typecast. Stay in your lane.
Speaker 1: But you can make it.
Speaker 16: Why, I'm not trying to pigeonhole you, and I'm not
Speaker 16: trying to limit what you can do, but stay in
Speaker 16: your lane.
Speaker 1: Too often we are trying to do too much, and.
Speaker 16: Now you can't be the person that's doing everything the best.
Speaker 1: That is just not how humans work. What's the thing
Speaker 1: you do well? Triple down on that.
Speaker 2: So once you've leaned into your thing and you find
Speaker 2: that thing, there's never a pivot from that thing.
Speaker 16: It can be a pivot where you use that thing.
Speaker 16: You use your ability, you use your brand, you use
Speaker 16: the fact that you have got credibility in a particular space,
Speaker 16: you have done the exact same thing. You use the
Speaker 16: fact that you have credibility in one lane in order
Speaker 16: to then expand your lane. Right, But it should still
Speaker 16: all be about this is the thing that I do.
Speaker 16: That's why I say stay in your lane, but make
Speaker 16: your lane.
Speaker 18: Why is there ever a time where like you're because
Speaker 18: I mean, I'm looking. I remember when you told the
Speaker 18: story about Kevin and with the last time you guys
Speaker 18: were here. Yeah, and now I'm seeing in context of
Speaker 18: this book of like who better than you? And I
Speaker 18: feel like in that moment he had the arrogance to
Speaker 18: be like, I can do both of these. I'm going
Speaker 18: to be fine and it's all going to work out.
Speaker 18: But things like that can kind of get pretty tricky
Speaker 18: because what if it hadn't have worked out? Is there
Speaker 18: ever a moment where you have to tell somebody who's
Speaker 18: coming to you for this type of who better than you?
Speaker 15: Advice?
Speaker 18: Like, maybe this is not it for you right now,
Speaker 18: maybe there's someone better than you right now, but that
Speaker 18: doesn't mean later you.
Speaker 15: Might not be able to have that who better than you?
Speaker 1: Eric, you have to be honest with yourself number one.
Speaker 16: Right, we live in a world where people think either
Speaker 16: they are too great or they are too awful. Rodger
Speaker 16: Kipling has a poem called if, and my favorite stanza
Speaker 16: in that poem is if you can meet with triumph
Speaker 16: and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same.
Speaker 16: That is saying that both triumph and disaster are impostors,
Speaker 16: neither of them are real.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 16: Too many times, because we post some on social media,
Speaker 16: everybody tell you, oh my god, you're the greatest thing ever.
Speaker 3: Is so good?
Speaker 1: Or the opposite. They just hate. No, you're telling you
Speaker 1: how awful you are.
Speaker 16: Neither of that is true. You gotta stay even killed.
Speaker 16: So the first thing you gotta do is be honest
Speaker 16: about you and your skill set. It's the only way
Speaker 16: you're gonna get better. Don't worry about external factors. You
Speaker 16: got to have a very honest conversation. One of the
Speaker 16: things I talk about in the book is how we
Speaker 16: have to make sure I'm a daily affirmation type of person.
Speaker 16: You're there encouraging yourself right, giving yourself positivity, telling yourself
Speaker 16: how you're ready, how you prepared, what you can do,
Speaker 16: but also being very very honest with yourself. I don't
Speaker 16: care what you tell the world. A lot of yourself,
Speaker 16: a lot of your mom, a lot of your cousin,
Speaker 16: lot of your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, and wife. Do not
Speaker 16: lie to yourself. Be very very clear about what it
Speaker 16: is that you do.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you know, I want to talk you about
Speaker 2: the Packer family model too.
Speaker 1: If you want to have what others, won't you have
Speaker 1: to do with others don't? Yeah? Well, yeah, so you
Speaker 1: got your mom with you again her, I got moms,
Speaker 1: I got you know what.
Speaker 16: It's something that mom instilled in me, you know, when
Speaker 16: I was growing up and Dad they took me like
Speaker 16: you know, like simbing the lion king and lifting me
Speaker 16: up and said, you know, whatever the son touches is
Speaker 16: your son. Like I encourage my folks with kids, do that.
Speaker 16: Tell your kids because that's when they're the most impressiable.
Speaker 16: Tell them they can do anything. They told me that,
Speaker 16: and so I was very audacious growing up with my family.
Speaker 16: It's me, my wife. We have four children, So that's
Speaker 16: the six pack. If you want to have what others don't,
Speaker 16: you have to be willing to do what others won't.
Speaker 1: Period. That is the mantra.
Speaker 16: The mantra is that understand whatever it is that you
Speaker 16: want to do, if anybody else can do it, then
Speaker 16: it's not special. You're not gonna get it right. You're
Speaker 16: not gonna get something that's unique. You gotta be willing
Speaker 16: to do what others are not to get that thing.
Speaker 16: And I believe that the more you do hard things,
Speaker 16: the better.
Speaker 1: You become at hard things.
Speaker 16: The more hard things you do, the easier hard things become.
Speaker 16: So don't run from doing hard things. Don't run from
Speaker 16: doing the things that everybody else says it's crazy. That's
Speaker 16: the only way you gonna get strength and to build
Speaker 16: that muscle. It's by doing those hard things. Why I
Speaker 16: say dream big because your dream has got to be
Speaker 16: so big, because there's gonna be challenges along the way.
Speaker 16: It's gotta be so big that it pushes you past
Speaker 16: those challenges inevitably. Because if the dream is just a
Speaker 16: mediocre dream, like man, it'd be kind of cool to
Speaker 16: do that. Then when you run into a speed bump
Speaker 16: that's really hard, you're gonna say, you know what, it
Speaker 16: ain't worth it.
Speaker 1: I'm cool, right, But if the dream is so big, right,
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 16: So big for color for h four khd, like super crazy,
Speaker 16: beyond your wireless dreams big, then when you do hit
Speaker 16: that hard moment, those challenges, you know it's worth it
Speaker 16: to keep going and keep fighting because the dream is
Speaker 16: big enough.
Speaker 1: Is Will Packer allowed to turn his own book into
Speaker 1: a movie? Yeah? Limited? Seriously?
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, I mean it, Will Packer. You know what
Speaker 16: I think about doing it? I could do that.
Speaker 15: I saw Heather in the background.
Speaker 1: Is that you know what head to say? In the background.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 18: I just saw something I was given a lean like
Speaker 18: maybe no, don't do it right now or something.
Speaker 16: You know what, I've made this book not to turn
Speaker 16: into a movie or a TV show. You never say never,
Speaker 16: because you know one of my biggest movies is Think
Speaker 16: Like a Man. Steve Harvey will tell you he never
Speaker 16: thought of that as a movie.
Speaker 1: Never. He never wrote it for that.
Speaker 16: I wrote this to give the master mentorship that I
Speaker 16: didn't have. I have people coming to me a lot
Speaker 16: and saying, tell me about your success story, tell me
Speaker 16: about your failures, tell me about what you had to overcome.
Speaker 16: And so when I tell these stories, right and I
Speaker 16: talk about you know, Beyonce turning me down five times,
Speaker 16: or I Yourselba, you know, almost not walking the carpet
Speaker 16: at the first Emmy's and how you get past that? Like,
Speaker 16: when I tell these stories, I'm doing that so that
Speaker 16: other people can benefit from them.
Speaker 1: So I could turn into a movie. That's not what
Speaker 1: I made it for.
Speaker 16: I literally made this book so that I could influence
Speaker 16: other folks who are either on their way up, thinking
Speaker 16: about making.
Speaker 1: A pivot or living a life that they know could.
Speaker 3: Be a little more fulfilling.
Speaker 1: Well, we appreciate you for joining us. Will pack a
Speaker 1: new book.
Speaker 2: Who better than you to all the healthy arrogance and
Speaker 2: dreaming big out right now. Always a pleasure to see
Speaker 2: you go out there and biden book making the New
Speaker 2: York Times bestseller.
Speaker 1: Miss you found.
Speaker 16: I appreciate you, man, Thank you, thank you all for
Speaker 16: having me, Charlotte Mann, and thank you because you are
Speaker 16: somebody that you know.
Speaker 1: And I told you this.
Speaker 16: We saw each other at the Democrat National Convention, and
Speaker 16: I told you I had written my first book, and
Speaker 16: I was inspired by your books and by reading your
Speaker 16: books and just seeing that process and the grind that
Speaker 16: you put in. So you never know who's watching and
Speaker 16: who you're inspiring. So no, thank you, my brother, thank
Speaker 16: you for having me.
Speaker 1: It's Will Packer, It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Good morning, MV. Jesse hilarious charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 13: the breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, who open
Speaker 13: up the phone lines eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 13: five one. Sean Kingston and his mom, Janie she sixty two,
Speaker 13: was found guilty or on all charges in their luxury
Speaker 13: fraud scheme trial. All right, now she faces twenty years
Speaker 13: in prison. That's the maximum for federal wild fraud cases.
Speaker 13: Now we're asking eight hundred five eighty five one oh
Speaker 13: five to one. If your child or parent got jammed up,
Speaker 13: would you take the charge for them? All right now,
Speaker 13: Jess said, look, her mom lived a good life already.
Speaker 13: Mom gotta sit down for a little bit. I'm taking
Speaker 13: the charge of for mom. I ain't gonna let mom
Speaker 13: sit mom. My mom is seventy, but I ain't gonna
Speaker 13: let mom spend twenty years in jail, so she's gonna
Speaker 13: get out of eighty two.
Speaker 2: Man, shut up, I'm not mom lying lying. First of all,
Speaker 2: you got young ass kids. If your seventy year old
Speaker 2: mom did something that actually caused her to go to jail,
Speaker 2: if she actually committed a crime, you are not about
Speaker 2: to go to jail and leave your little young kids
Speaker 2: out here for your mom.
Speaker 1: That don't even make no sense. Your mom should have
Speaker 1: been doing what she was doing. Well, they did it together.
Speaker 13: But if he had the opportunity, if we did it
Speaker 13: together and I had the opportunity, I'm not letting my
Speaker 13: mom die in jail, because that's really what it is.
Speaker 2: Well, how about how about you should have said, hey, mom,
Speaker 2: maybe we shouldn't be doing these crimes because guess what
Speaker 2: if we get locked up, You're gonna go to jail
Speaker 2: for a long time and end up dying in jail.
Speaker 1: Where was the Where was the empathy then to say
Speaker 1: stop still?
Speaker 15: I see?
Speaker 14: I mean I'm still making it a Tasha taking that
Speaker 14: all that for all the charges for Tarik.
Speaker 3: I really feel like.
Speaker 1: That was a TV show, Jess, that wasn't real. Noah,
Speaker 1: I agree with Jess. Eric little ash and went to
Speaker 1: jail man.
Speaker 2: And and if you Sean Kingston and his mom, y'all was
Speaker 2: out here doing dirt together.
Speaker 1: Mom should have known better.
Speaker 2: Mom was out here setting a bad example. Parents are
Speaker 2: supposed to lead by example. You out here doing dirt
Speaker 2: with your son. Yeah, y'all both going to jail.
Speaker 1: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 1: What's up? Now? Would you take the charge for your
Speaker 1: mom or your son?
Speaker 4: I'm taking the trust with my son.
Speaker 1: What about your mom? My? Mom?
Speaker 4: I don't know about my mom. It's the same, the same,
Speaker 4: like the same scenario. You should have been able to come,
Speaker 4: She'd have been able to tell me not to do
Speaker 4: what I'm doing. So why should I pay the trust
Speaker 4: for her?
Speaker 1: So? Why would you take the charge for your son?
Speaker 2: If your son out here is selling dope or killing people,
Speaker 2: and then they get.
Speaker 1: Arrested and go to jail, you're gonna go take the charger.
Speaker 4: No, not in that sense, in the sense with like
Speaker 4: what like Sean Kingston would happened with Sean Kinky and
Speaker 4: his mom. Yeah, I'm gonna take trust with my son
Speaker 4: because as an adult, while we were both doing the crime,
Speaker 4: I should have been an adult to tell him not
Speaker 4: to do it.
Speaker 15: But why can't we split the time.
Speaker 1: We both need to learn.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like, all right, if we split the time,
Speaker 4: some some somebody's getting wasted, it's time somebody's time getting wasted. Okay,
Speaker 4: we both did the crime, but he could go on
Speaker 4: and still with his life. I'll be in a jail
Speaker 4: and do whatever time I need to do out. When
Speaker 4: I get out, I'll be still old again.
Speaker 1: Still I don't know, But let me ask you this.
Speaker 14: You go, you do the time, right, And what if
Speaker 14: he go out and he's still scamming because he's free
Speaker 14: now he locked up for something else and you already
Speaker 14: serving time for something that yall did together.
Speaker 9: Damn, but we did it together.
Speaker 4: We did it together.
Speaker 2: Time soothed your time on the Huh. That's what's happening
Speaker 2: in this situation. Sean King's didn't gonna end up getting
Speaker 2: his time and the mom gonna end up getting her
Speaker 2: time because they were committing crimes together.
Speaker 13: Well, we have somebody on the line that's actually happening
Speaker 13: to them now we have and and good.
Speaker 1: Morning, good morning now, and what happened with your mom?
Speaker 11: My mom murdered my grandmother?
Speaker 13: So yes, now I'm not sitting for that one. Mom
Speaker 13: gott to go a whole that one.
Speaker 1: No, no vy, no time, your mom, no no v.
Speaker 11: Brother, it's definitely riding with her. He is not saying
Speaker 11: a word. They both been in jail since two thousand.
Speaker 9: Why did you been going on for a while?
Speaker 1: Why did she do it? Allegedly, if you don't mind.
Speaker 11: Originally started because she was addicted to prescription bills, and
Speaker 11: then my grandmother was over it and she was getting
Speaker 11: her put out the house, and I guess my mom
Speaker 11: was like, like that was too far for her, And
Speaker 11: so a week before the actual eviction court, she was
Speaker 11: murdered in her home.
Speaker 1: And how did your brother get into it?
Speaker 11: Because he looked at the house, there was no one
Speaker 11: at the house besides them and my children. But my
Speaker 11: children are the ones that had to wake up to
Speaker 11: the murder.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: And so your brother is saying that he's the one
Speaker 2: who did it because he don't want the mom to
Speaker 2: go to prison.
Speaker 11: In a sense, he's actually given convicting stories.
Speaker 8: He's like, she didn't do it, I didn't do it.
Speaker 11: I don't know who did it. I was sleeping, Like
Speaker 11: they're spinning around it. And the trial is set for
Speaker 11: the twenty first of April, so hopefully whenever we get there,
Speaker 11: Jessice will be served. But right now they're kind of
Speaker 11: going back and forth, playing like a cat and mouse game.
Speaker 2: So question, how are you sure? How are you so
Speaker 2: sure that your mom is the one who did it.
Speaker 11: She's the only one that had any grudge or hatred
Speaker 11: towards my grandmother, and my grandmother's a very, very loving woman,
Speaker 11: and she was the only when I was getting evicted
Speaker 11: out of the house because of just prescriptions and of
Speaker 11: a drug abusive that's why I was there or and
Speaker 11: my grandmother to make sure she was okay.
Speaker 13: But it got to be proof though, Like even though
Speaker 13: your mom might have hated your grandma, if there's no
Speaker 13: ballistics on your mom's head, like you know what I mean, And.
Speaker 11: That's exactly why we're going to trial on the twenty first,
Speaker 11: But that way all the ballistic reports, all of the
Speaker 11: reports can come out, everyone's testimonies, all the evidence, all
Speaker 11: the adult protective orders, everything that is going to come
Speaker 11: out to show how my grandmother looks afraid of the
Speaker 11: woman and she took her life even though she gave
Speaker 11: her life.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you one question, and if it's too personal,
Speaker 2: you don't have to answer, because I'm just I'm just
Speaker 2: wondering from a from a trauma aspect, and as a
Speaker 2: member of the family, like that's your mom and your
Speaker 2: your brother, what do you feel towards them?
Speaker 1: You hate them or you like? What is it?
Speaker 11: I don't say I hate them because I feel like
Speaker 11: that will put too much weight on my life. I've
Speaker 11: accepted the choices that they made for their and I'll
Speaker 11: just move gone independently with my children, just to give
Speaker 11: myself some grace because a while I was trying to
Speaker 11: figure out why, and there would never be a why.
Speaker 11: So I've just been really going to therapy, keep my
Speaker 11: kids in therapy, just making sure like we're vocal about
Speaker 11: our feelings because I don't want it to become rage.
Speaker 11: And then we become unhappy people for the rest of
Speaker 11: our lives because of their choices.
Speaker 1: Sending you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but yeah, So I just it was interesting because
Speaker 11: I'm going my son off at school and I can
Speaker 11: I hear that topic and I can see that it
Speaker 11: was triggering for him, like would you do the time
Speaker 11: of your mom? And he's looking at me like, mom,
Speaker 11: like what the hell?
Speaker 9: I'm like, I'm no baby, Like.
Speaker 11: Everyone has their own opinions, like that's fine. But it
Speaker 11: was just interesting because people will do the time for
Speaker 11: their parents, regardless of how much time and no matter
Speaker 11: how long of the crime.
Speaker 1: Wow, damn definitely for sharing your story. And I'm so
Speaker 1: sorry your whole family.
Speaker 11: Yes, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Lord have mercy.
Speaker 7: Hello. Who's this Hello, Hollywood, Florida.
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 1: Brother? So if you if your mom got jammed up,
Speaker 1: you're gonna do the time for.
Speaker 7: I mean, it depends on the situation. Who got more emotion,
Speaker 7: if she's sitting down.
Speaker 2: And anyway, you know what I'm saying, said, we got
Speaker 2: more emotion out here.
Speaker 1: Mom ain't got no motion, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: She gotta go through that time.
Speaker 10: We're gonna make her ice school.
Speaker 7: We're gonna take care of her. We're gonna make sure
Speaker 7: her commissary is full. You know, she got her soap
Speaker 7: and her shampoos and all that good stuff. You know
Speaker 7: she's gonna be all right.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I'm grown.
Speaker 7: I gotta raise my kids. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I know I know she she'll do it. She'll do
Speaker 7: it for me too. You know she love her baby.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Damn it, man, we acting like both of these people
Speaker 2: aren't adults, like these are adults making adult.
Speaker 1: Choices, So you gotta deal with the consequences of your choices.
Speaker 1: All right, Well is there a moral? But that was
Speaker 1: the moral.
Speaker 14: I don't really think it's a direct moral. Like I
Speaker 14: like the gentleman who just called up. He said it
Speaker 14: depends on who got.
Speaker 15: The most motion.
Speaker 1: Man. I like the emotional conversation.
Speaker 15: I'm with that.
Speaker 2: I like that I got more followers than you my Instagram.
Speaker 2: You gotta take your ass to Jay. Ain't nobody checking
Speaker 2: for you nowhere?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Jesus?
Speaker 13: All right, Well, we got the latest with Laurie coming up,
Speaker 13: so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast club owning.
Speaker 13: Everybody is d J M g JA hilarious, Charlamaga God
Speaker 13: we are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Longs is here as well, and we got a special
Speaker 1: guest in the building, a.
Speaker 2: Guy the legendary Welcome.
Speaker 1: Here in a minute, I'm over there, okay.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, I was like, THEYDMB replaced me
Speaker 2: right there, right way. That's what's going on.
Speaker 13: Man, I gotta ask you a question before we start
Speaker 13: the interview. Right, my daughters have dance and uh, this
Speaker 13: weekend I had to drive three albums. So when they
Speaker 13: sleep and everybody sleeping in the back, that's when I
Speaker 13: listened to my music.
Speaker 1: So I turned on on the Firm album.
Speaker 13: Right and record on the Firm and then your record
Speaker 13: comes on. I'm leaving man right, and I'm like, how
Speaker 13: the hell did Nori get a record on the Firm
Speaker 13: album by himself? Make it make sense? I was like,
Speaker 13: I never asked nor that. Well, a lot of people
Speaker 13: don't know.
Speaker 2: Naves was on Ward Report, the first album and he
Speaker 2: was on a record called music Make this Dogs Calm down.
Speaker 1: For whatever reason, Uh, we we can't clear it. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. You know, we didn't have money
Speaker 1: back then. You know what I'm saying album, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So so now I's wanted to pay me back. And
Speaker 2: you know, I was in that like a little purgatory
Speaker 2: like and hip hop at the time, and uh uh
Speaker 2: Now I was like, Yo, I want to put you
Speaker 2: on the firm album. This was before like they kind
Speaker 2: of even announced it. So he was like, Yo, I'm
Speaker 2: going to Miami. Me I meet you in my meet
Speaker 2: us in Miami and whatever Instagram was back then.
Speaker 1: In Miami, and I was like oh.
Speaker 2: And then a month later he uh called me and
Speaker 2: I was like, Yo, meet me in l A. And
Speaker 2: we went to l A and I recorded I'm Leaving.
Speaker 2: I'm Leaving was originally on Copona Noriega's War Report album
Speaker 2: and try to shut it down.
Speaker 1: Tras was like that that's whack is.
Speaker 2: That was a single, I'm leaving, That's my man, That's
Speaker 2: my man. But he thought it was whack and so
Speaker 2: we never used it. And when I got to the studio,
Speaker 2: I believe Dre.
Speaker 1: Doctor Dre was the engineer, and he was like, you
Speaker 1: got something.
Speaker 2: And that's why to this day, I always you know,
Speaker 2: show Nature love is because that was Nature's session. That
Speaker 2: wasn't my session when I recorded I'm leaving, so I
Speaker 2: went in and Doctor Dre was like. I said that
Speaker 2: to Doctor Dre recently and he was like, you got
Speaker 2: something because he called me rag.
Speaker 1: Doc.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Like I'm coming up from
Speaker 2: Left Frack City, I'm in LA, so I'm like, yo,
Speaker 2: I didn't correct them. So that's why if you notice
Speaker 2: I started the verse off, know this, know that you
Speaker 2: can remember my name? Yeah, you gonna remember my name,
Speaker 2: right and he laughed at that recently interviewed him in Vegas.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's how that happened.
Speaker 2: So like NAS and that record and Big Pun record
Speaker 2: really set off my solo career. You know, I used
Speaker 2: to rhyme in mv's basement, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But I still wasn't a solo artist. I was a
Speaker 2: componing Noriega, you know, even though I was going there solo.
Speaker 1: But that's what set off my career. So why wasn't
Speaker 1: it a single? Because that is it was one of the.
Speaker 2: Hating man come on course, no, not just playing, you
Speaker 2: know what, It's crazy Like me and I spoke about
Speaker 2: this recently. That was one of the hottest street records.
Speaker 2: There was like, and I just, I just I wasn't
Speaker 2: smart enough to like go out there and do my
Speaker 2: own video. I wasn't, but I did, you know, I
Speaker 2: did take the accolades, the accolades that came with it.
Speaker 2: It changed my life, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: being on a firm project that was Na's five see
Speaker 2: Azy at a cor Mega or Nature, whichever one you
Speaker 2: want to pick at the time, but that was the
Speaker 2: hottest group in the world. For me to have a
Speaker 2: record on that album, it set off my whole career.
Speaker 13: I got one more questions. I guess I was riding
Speaker 13: a lot of questions. So then I turned it off,
Speaker 13: and then I turned on your first album right now
Speaker 13: I'm rocking, and band from TV comes on right yes,
Speaker 13: and I'm like, the original version had Cormega on it. Nah,
Speaker 13: it never had a Mega, So why.
Speaker 1: Was Cormega not on it? In Nature on it? Because
Speaker 1: at the first Omegas was with well, me and Mega.
Speaker 2: Me and Mega has always been cool, and Me and
Speaker 2: Mega are still cool to this day. But what happened was,
Speaker 2: like I told you, I invaded Nature session because this
Speaker 2: is back then, you know, I know you guys probably
Speaker 2: do the coupon deals now, like with the flights. But
Speaker 2: back in the days, I flew out on a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: I had to be there on a Friday, but Tuesday
Speaker 2: was cheaper. Day was cheaper, and I flew out that Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and I had recorded that Wednesday, but that was Nature session.
Speaker 2: So I wanted to repay him back, so I told
Speaker 2: him to come to Electric Lady, and Nature took about
Speaker 2: ten hours picking beats. He was like very very very
Speaker 2: very particular, and he was he was actually getting on
Speaker 2: my nerves. Sorry Nature, but he was actually getting my nerves.
Speaker 2: And then Swiss changed the beat to one beat, and
Speaker 2: Nature just he wrote the whole rhyme right there and there,
Speaker 2: and I felt like it was my payback. And then
Speaker 2: Pun came and you know, you know that Joe says
Speaker 2: he's a glizzy King, Paul Pun was a glizzy I
Speaker 2: don't even know. They got to say hot dog.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, we're gonna say Gliffy hot dog.
Speaker 2: So he went to Graves for PAIEC. Because I don't
Speaker 2: know if you have a remember Electric Lady. It was
Speaker 2: the studio Jimmy Hendrick studio, and he got a cat
Speaker 2: in there, so Big Pun saw my car. You know,
Speaker 2: I was the only one with the gs you know,
Speaker 2: for for thirty you know, brand new, you know I
Speaker 2: had two of them.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Come on, envy notes that
Speaker 1: queens get the money for for you.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, Pun see my car out and then
Speaker 2: he was like, yo, you you had an electric lady.
Speaker 2: And he went in and he just laid the verse.
Speaker 2: I never asked Pun to get on the record. I
Speaker 2: actually told the engineer to erace it in front of
Speaker 2: Punt's face.
Speaker 1: I was like, was my friend and he just jumped
Speaker 1: on my.
Speaker 2: Record And I was just like like, you're not supposed
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 1: He's supposed to ask permission.
Speaker 11: And then.
Speaker 2: Then Cam called me, and Cam happened to be in
Speaker 2: the city and Cam came so that all all banned
Speaker 2: from TV happened in real life. This is not like,
Speaker 2: this is not sending the record. You know, if you
Speaker 2: could pay attention to how people make music now they
Speaker 2: send the records. So you don't feel I don't get
Speaker 2: to smell your izzy, Miaki, I don't get this to
Speaker 2: see what watch you got on. I don't get to
Speaker 2: feel the feeling that you was in when I'm making
Speaker 2: my uphoria to collab with that. That's why our records
Speaker 2: were better in the nineties. We had to be in
Speaker 2: the studio with Buster Rohms, you had to be in
Speaker 2: the studio with Bad Joe, you had to be in
Speaker 2: the studio with Jada Kiss. So that's how Badroom TV happened.
Speaker 2: It happened in real time only people that we didn't
Speaker 2: get that day, the Locks. And I remember my first
Speaker 2: time meeting Styles p and Jada Kiss. I hated styles
Speaker 2: pe Wow. He took my weed and didn't share it
Speaker 2: with me.
Speaker 1: He asked me for weed.
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: It was naturally back then. Pop up fast. By the way,
Speaker 2: I'll give Styles people keys to my house right now,
Speaker 2: so just you know. But that's how he was back
Speaker 2: in the days. He was just very like aggressive, ignorant
Speaker 2: and negative. His word just vegan. This saved his life.
Speaker 2: I can see the different like I can see that
Speaker 2: like the person. But that session was legendary too, like
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, me and them and uh,
Speaker 2: it was never supposed to be a post I didn't
Speaker 2: know what it was supposed to be. To tell you
Speaker 2: the truth, it was really meant to show nature love
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying because nature had just did
Speaker 2: that for me and I wanted to do that. And
Speaker 2: at the time, I know this sounds funny right now,
Speaker 2: but no one knew who the guy who.
Speaker 1: Made the beat. He was called D's nephew.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know who he is now big Like I
Speaker 2: was the first one to work with Swiss beats outside
Speaker 2: of rough Riders.
Speaker 1: This is this is facts. You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: You could look at you can look at when when
Speaker 2: I when I I spoke to l L the other day,
Speaker 2: l L said to me that I brung him for
Speaker 2: real and he just couldn't get it.
Speaker 1: Like I brung I had the foresight to see.
Speaker 2: Like when I did podcast, people were like, Yo, this
Speaker 2: guy must be broke.
Speaker 1: Now everybody got a podcast. Now hold on now.
Speaker 2: Because Memphis Bleak said he was the first person out
Speaker 2: of d m X in jas Lewis say that on the.
Speaker 3: New episode this week.
Speaker 1: He can say whatever he wants, but.
Speaker 2: I heard him say that he was the first girl
Speaker 2: to work with swits outside of d m X and
Speaker 2: jay Z.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 2: I mean, God blessed God blessed Bleak, But monsus facts
Speaker 2: my brother, that's my brother, that's my bro. I mean
Speaker 2: this is documented. Bathroom TV is documented. Is the first
Speaker 2: hit outside of Rough Riders. I'm now he might have
Speaker 2: he might have did work with him, but I'm not
Speaker 2: sure if it's a certified hit.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Bathroom TV is a certified
Speaker 1: Like I know.
Speaker 2: People who who who I grilled me in the club
Speaker 2: when band from TV's on, they don't even know it's me.
Speaker 2: Bak Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yah yah. That's the
Speaker 2: same time though, that's the same time. I give it
Speaker 2: to bleek Or and big up to Bleak. We we
Speaker 2: know it's on that album too. Yeah, I got that.
Speaker 2: I got a lot of flas, I got a lot
Speaker 2: of flax. Yes, yes, Bleak, we got Bleak. We got
Speaker 2: drinking Champs Network through Black Effect, I heart doped thing.
Speaker 2: We got Angela Simmons. Also, we're just wrapping hers up.
Speaker 2: We got run Chaps, uh something. I'm very passionate about
Speaker 2: everybody this here. They might look like hudims, they're not,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. These are people that I
Speaker 2: run with. We are passionate. They wake up in the
Speaker 2: morning with me, four thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, I've seen DJ Collin and like, and you know,
Speaker 2: I see how happy he was playing golf.
Speaker 1: Colin came up to me and said, you.
Speaker 2: Know, your inspiration to me, And I was just like,
Speaker 2: how could I be an aspiration to you?
Speaker 1: Sorry, that's why, Yeah, that's why you don't give me live.
Speaker 1: That's why. That's the reason why. Yeah, I understand.
Speaker 2: So and I realized, you know, I wanted I needed
Speaker 2: a hobby. Like you know what I'm saying, Like, I've
Speaker 2: actually and this is my hobby now. Like so I
Speaker 2: go places. I've been to Hawaii to run, I've been
Speaker 2: to Puerto Rico to run. I've been I've gone all
Speaker 2: over the place and I'm now I'm officially joining the
Speaker 2: NYC Marathon. Yes, yes, so that's what twenty six point
Speaker 2: twenty six point two miles. I don't like the five k's,
Speaker 2: the six k's, the ten k. We are not in dudes, Udorf,
Speaker 2: We're in America. We're gonna turn to this Milesay, okay,
Speaker 2: So with twenty six point two miles, Yes, I am
Speaker 2: I scared to death.
Speaker 1: Yes, we're still kicking it with n O R E. Lauren.
Speaker 18: How do you I always wondered this when I watch
Speaker 18: you episodes how do you drink the full episode, all
Speaker 18: these episodes back to back, and then you do things
Speaker 18: like you running and all that too.
Speaker 2: You still drink, of course I do. Yeah, I'm rinking.
Speaker 2: Say we just water right now. But what you said,
Speaker 2: the question is how do I do it? I believe
Speaker 2: it's all mental. I believe like all this and right now,
Speaker 2: like I'm more conscious, like you know, my my, A
Speaker 2: person that I look up to is Riza and Rizza.
Speaker 2: You know he drink saki, right he drinks a certain
Speaker 2: type of sake that that gets you up. So that's
Speaker 2: where I switched to. I switched to saki. It gives
Speaker 2: you no hangover and wake up in the morning. And
Speaker 2: I could go out because right now it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I've lived this life where you know, it's a different
Speaker 2: type of lifestyle.
Speaker 1: I fell in love with this.
Speaker 2: I fell in love with something that don't pay me,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, And like, you know, everything
Speaker 2: in life is about money, and then when you find
Speaker 2: that one thing, so uh, the New York City Marathon
Speaker 2: is probably my biggest uh gold that I'm ever like
Speaker 2: you and and and nothing could make me better but me.
Speaker 2: You know, I can never remember a time. You don't
Speaker 2: be running like that's your thing, Like for.
Speaker 1: Long time up in the morning and he jogging.
Speaker 15: Are you supposed to videos on your Instagram?
Speaker 1: I'm listening to y'all.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, like he text us at
Speaker 2: the puff caase like I.
Speaker 3: Ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 15: I'm supposed to be on my way.
Speaker 1: What did I tell you?
Speaker 2: I said, I can help my information from you. Like
Speaker 2: everything I know about the Puffcakes, I get it from you.
Speaker 18: So everything I know about a lot of the hip
Speaker 18: hop stories, I get it from you.
Speaker 1: All these things you backrapping? Nor sent me a record
Speaker 1: the other day. Yes, I don't listened to you. I
Speaker 1: was like, and was the first thing he saidlot, send
Speaker 1: your record. I said, you're back rapping. You know what?
Speaker 1: I'm rapping on my time? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: One of the one of the one of the worst
Speaker 2: feelings I ever got, I ever did, was, you know,
Speaker 2: getting a whole bunch of money from Melvin Flint the
Speaker 2: Hustler album and then having to make it after you know,
Speaker 2: Pun passed away and my father passed away. My mind
Speaker 2: wasn't dead, but I got all this money, right, so
Speaker 2: I had to like deliver, so I always regretted that.
Speaker 2: So there's people who love the Melvin Flint Apple album
Speaker 2: that people like. Every day I'm going through the airport
Speaker 2: and somebody's.
Speaker 1: Like, why would you say that about Melvin Flick.
Speaker 2: And you know, whatever I want now, I want to
Speaker 2: make music on my time. Like I got to see
Speaker 2: me the other day, not in person, but on the internet,
Speaker 2: and he was like, I finally own one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of of my catalog and a lot of people don't understand,
Speaker 2: like he was crying out like he was. He was
Speaker 2: he was venting, and I now own one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of everything I do. You know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 2: at certain points, like like so I want to I
Speaker 2: know this is gonna sound crazy, especially you had Dame
Speaker 2: Dash up here speaking the opposite, But sometimes I want
Speaker 2: to work for somebody.
Speaker 1: Being a boss is hard, bro, But it ain't nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with that. That's what we were saying.
Speaker 13: You could have multiple jobs and multiple things.
Speaker 1: I love employees, I love working for love and hip hop.
Speaker 2: I just didn't give them the throwing a candle and
Speaker 2: you know, you know, throwing drinks in the figure. I
Speaker 2: ain't giving no drama. So they ain't we hired me.
Speaker 2: But I love that. If I don't show up for work,
Speaker 2: then sometimes work don't happen. Right, You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't like being the picture adding the catcher.
Speaker 1: The album was it just release singles when you want.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pay attention to the algorithms.
Speaker 2: You understand I'm saying, like right now, we like right now,
Speaker 2: I can I could an artists could come to drink Champs.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I suppose lu Wayne came to drink Champs. I could
Speaker 1: actually see his algorithms and I could tell him where
Speaker 1: he could go on tour.
Speaker 2: I could be like, stop going to Milwaukee, Bro, you
Speaker 2: got two fans in Milwaukee, why are you even there?
Speaker 2: Go to Seattle, Go to Utah, go to Phoenix. Like
Speaker 2: I can look at the algorithms. I can see exactly
Speaker 2: like this. This is the time where we should take
Speaker 2: advantage of having this information. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Now we know now, remember remember back in the days
Speaker 2: used to go on tour. I'm sorry it sound like
Speaker 2: the old guy, but you know when back in the
Speaker 2: days you go on tour, you used to go to Delaware.
Speaker 2: When when your fans are in Philly, Big up to Delaware.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Big up to Delaware, but actually.
Speaker 1: Used to go to Delaware. Okay, okay, it is, but
Speaker 1: that was my preference.
Speaker 15: Yes, that's my.
Speaker 1: That was my preference. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But sometimes during the algorithms, just say, okay, yeah, you
Speaker 2: know what, after Delaware you gotta go to Baltimore, skip
Speaker 2: Virginia or or.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But right now you can actually see the algorithms. And
Speaker 2: I think this is the cheat code. I think it's
Speaker 2: the cheat cold for everybody because I did it for
Speaker 2: artists recent leading and I was just like, yo, I
Speaker 2: don't think you should go here here here, you don't
Speaker 2: have you don't have no movement there. And I think
Speaker 2: that I think that artists would take advantage of that.
Speaker 2: I think a few years ago you had to hit
Speaker 2: record that joint with Pharrell.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. I just, I just, I just I'm going
Speaker 1: to see Pharrell in Paris.
Speaker 2: I don't even know, like, I don't even know what
Speaker 2: me and me and Farre have nothing in common but music,
Speaker 2: and that sounds how dope music is, right, Just think
Speaker 2: about it like you like if I.
Speaker 1: Think of all Pharrell rap friends.
Speaker 2: Though to me, they don't have nothing in common like
Speaker 2: the outside of Virginia. No, they got common. They dressed,
Speaker 2: they they wear bell bottoms together. You know what I'm saying, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: they you know what I'm saying, Like, yeah, they they
Speaker 2: they they come out to me. Me and Fharrell have
Speaker 2: a beautiful like when we get together, we talk straight
Speaker 2: music and I love that. At first I thought it
Speaker 2: was awkward, but the elder I get, I was like, Yo,
Speaker 2: you know what that is?
Speaker 9: That is?
Speaker 1: That is dope.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Like that's dope, and like
Speaker 2: I don't get none of this Louis guitar for free Man,
Speaker 2: Like you know what I'm saying, Like I'm I'm trying
Speaker 2: to work my angle. I want to meet Bernard although
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, I want to do that,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna go out there. I'm going to in Paris. Uh.
Speaker 2: He got a whole different sound. And when he makes
Speaker 2: a different sound, I usually go out there and I'm
Speaker 2: a part of that new wave of.
Speaker 15: Sounds record and did some more music.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I like Paris anyway, I like Long Shade. Let's like
Speaker 2: the man man fancy way of saying manhattanough Paris.
Speaker 1: We're still kicking it with N O R E. Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Let's do a Q and A like you do on Dreams.
Speaker 2: Let's go I'm in quick time right now to Jim Jones.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something, and I'm gonna say this accurately.
Speaker 2: I see where Jim Jones is coming from, like I
Speaker 2: can see him because if you're looking at the algorithms, now,
Speaker 2: I can see where he's coming from. But you can't
Speaker 2: take the legendary status that what ill Matic has done
Speaker 2: just Illmatic, Illmatic itself has birthed mob Deep, has birthed
Speaker 2: Component Noriega, has birthed so many other people like just
Speaker 2: that album, and you can't. And that time was the
Speaker 2: tougher time for you to be noticed. So that's the
Speaker 2: reason why. But I understand where Jim is coming from.
Speaker 2: I understand his stass. Do you understand that that the
Speaker 2: kids know him?
Speaker 1: Now, I say, I'm gonna tell you them. I looked
Speaker 1: up there. I looked it up, like I did.
Speaker 2: I looked it up to see like who gets searched
Speaker 2: more in two ty twenty five, it's still nots. I
Speaker 2: give you the numbers right now, and this is based
Speaker 2: off Google. Hold on, I was just looking at this
Speaker 2: the other day and it's still NAS by long shot.
Speaker 2: It's hard to beat NAS. Okay, Streaming wise, NAS has
Speaker 2: about nine point one million monthly Spotify listeners, while Jim
Speaker 2: Jones clocks in around eight hundred and seventy five thousand
Speaker 2: gym music.
Speaker 1: But don't for the Google search. This is the Google
Speaker 1: based searches.
Speaker 2: NAS gets between two hundred and three hundred thousand searches
Speaker 2: a month globally.
Speaker 1: Jim Jones gets forty to seventy thousand searches.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest with you, all right, we all
Speaker 2: know that that NAHS wins. But listen the fact that
Speaker 2: we're even having this conversation, that's a win for Jim Jones.
Speaker 1: And that's what I was saying. That's a win Jake knows. Like,
Speaker 1: let me just tell you something.
Speaker 2: I'm a Floyd Mayweather fan, right, I'm talking about I
Speaker 2: think he's better than Muhammad Ali. Right, this is me, Right,
Speaker 2: I get argued people, but whenever Floyd fights somebody that night,
Speaker 2: they're on the same level as Floyd. So that's the
Speaker 2: reason why I hate when Floyd taking these exhibition fights because.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting there as a fan.
Speaker 2: I don't want Jake Paul to touch my favorite fighter,
Speaker 2: like I don't want I don't want him to have
Speaker 2: a lucky shot.
Speaker 1: But you do know, and Floyd Maywell, how do you
Speaker 1: turn down thirty forty million? Yeah, exhibition to turn down.
Speaker 2: Thirty forty million, But I know the turn But so
Speaker 2: my point of trying to say is by us even
Speaker 2: comparing it, that's a that's a win for Jim Jones.
Speaker 2: Like I seen Jim Jones in the beginning, Like I
Speaker 2: got footage of Jim Jones and Cameron. I was filming
Speaker 2: a pre to drink Champs. I have a documentary called
Speaker 2: What What. I still have all the footage, and Jim
Speaker 2: Jones was out.
Speaker 1: It's on the internet. You could google this. It's called
Speaker 1: what Trailer And Jim Jones is out and Cam.
Speaker 2: And you're sitting there and Kim Jones like, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't even spend money on weed, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? I buy five Nichols with a twenty dollars
Speaker 2: And you look at that person, to the person that
Speaker 2: he is, now this man won man just one and
Speaker 2: I'm talking about you got to take him serious, like
Speaker 2: he was a hype man, a hype man person that
Speaker 2: was back in to where he is now. I think
Speaker 2: that's an accomplishment. I think that's what we should we
Speaker 2: should be celebrating. I hate in our culture that we
Speaker 2: have to compare like me personally, I don't do that
Speaker 2: on Quick Time with Slime no more. But I was
Speaker 2: forced to take out uh, Nicki Minaj and Cardi B
Speaker 2: because people I'm talking about the fans were complaining not
Speaker 2: their camps. Their camps were too, but the fans were like, yo,
Speaker 2: it's it's looks like both of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and truth, I like both of them, Like I
Speaker 1: am a Kendrick Lamar. If you like both of them,
Speaker 1: you can have a preference. Yeah, right now you feel
Speaker 1: like if you play Kendrick Lamar, you gotta throw away
Speaker 1: your Drake CD. That's messed up.
Speaker 2: I've never been a Drake Like, even though y'all got
Speaker 2: a funny relationship, you should be too, right, Like.
Speaker 1: When I'm in the club, I listen to Drake, but
Speaker 1: if I'm in the car, I could listen to Kendrick.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean I listen to Drake in the car.
Speaker 1: And I like Kendrick in the club. But you can
Speaker 1: listen to whatever you want, but you can still like
Speaker 1: both of them. I like both of them, like I
Speaker 1: don't like you got.
Speaker 2: Purposes And if I give you two people, it's somebody
Speaker 2: you probably like more. Yes, of course, of course, But
Speaker 2: but I do like both like you know what I'm saying, Like, yes,
Speaker 2: I like I like pistachio more than I like vanilla exactly.
Speaker 1: But guess what if you.
Speaker 2: Give me up another ice cream and nobody looking, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna hate that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna get playing. But let me ask you
Speaker 1: the quick slide. Let's go diddy guilty and not guilty. Damn.
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm gonna leave that in the You
Speaker 1: know what I mean. I could take you this.
Speaker 2: I got to tell you from my experience, right, you know,
Speaker 2: you know me and you know each other twenty twenty
Speaker 2: seven years. There's people who can say, man, I don't
Speaker 2: I don't Envy, right. I can't say that to them,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. Me and Vy have a
Speaker 2: separate relationship. All I can say is when I've ever
Speaker 2: been around, and I've been around quite some time, you know,
Speaker 2: I got my I'm married. I've been married sixteen years,
Speaker 2: so maybe I was never really around that.
Speaker 1: But I've never saw it.
Speaker 2: You know, I've never saw this monster that they described
Speaker 2: when I hear the testimony, because I got ears and
Speaker 2: I got Q tips, so.
Speaker 3: I hear it.
Speaker 1: Some of this be like whoa, and then some of it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, nah, but I don't know you've seen the
Speaker 1: freaky first I've never seen. I've really just like you
Speaker 1: every day. Every day when you look back at that
Speaker 1: we saw it?
Speaker 11: You ready.
Speaker 1: Ready for this? I've been waiting to see this story. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's party party? Yeah yeah, okay, you mean he wants
Speaker 1: to play it the refreshmentory.
Speaker 3: Why want you to party with me for your birthday?
Speaker 1: Man, we party for my birthday before you came to
Speaker 1: my party. No, but me and you ain't never really party.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I see it every time
Speaker 1: it goes.
Speaker 2: Yes, I look at it too, and I watched the
Speaker 2: whole too. So all right, here's what happened, Fab and Jada.
Speaker 2: Fab's first freestyle you ever heard? Fab is with me like,
Speaker 2: so I basically put Fab on like in a good way.
Speaker 2: I'm playing around. I always say that to him. It's
Speaker 2: a joke, but it's not actually like, if I could
Speaker 2: have I was the hottest dude in New York at
Speaker 2: that time. Clue asked me, can I have my dude
Speaker 2: Sport come up? And I was like Sport. He was
Speaker 2: like Sport and I was like, that's a dope name, Sport.
Speaker 2: His name is fabulous Sport in my line.
Speaker 1: So we did.
Speaker 2: So what I'm saying is me and Fabs have a
Speaker 2: great relationship. Me and Jada has a great relationship.
Speaker 1: Drink chats.
Speaker 2: We're hot at the time. You got a budget to
Speaker 2: fly around. We're using the revote budget up to revolt
Speaker 2: everybody there. Thank you'all for holding us down.
Speaker 1: So they're in LA. We fly to l A.
Speaker 2: E f N misses his flight off, I forget what happens. Boom,
Speaker 2: Jada kissing them are on their promo run. I like
Speaker 2: the creative person that I thought I was being. I
Speaker 2: messed up, but I tried. I thought I was being creative.
Speaker 2: I hip hop, and I was like, yo, they're doing
Speaker 2: a whole press run. That was for the fab being
Speaker 2: kiss out. They're doing the whole press rue. What could
Speaker 2: our what could make ours different you come to the show.
Speaker 2: So he's like, all right, cool is Goooby Loo birthday.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go celebrate with y'all. Now that part you forget.
Speaker 2: That's why the candles was there. It was Boody Loop birthday,
Speaker 2: who is a Rastafarian, the furthest thing from anything.
Speaker 1: Fight r.
Speaker 2: Fab, Jada, Kiss and Dinny arrived at the same time. Remember,
Speaker 2: Diddy's a surprise. So my friend mister Lee, who's who
Speaker 2: is Dominican?
Speaker 1: What's his slang? Dotty, your dotty, your dotty?
Speaker 2: Hey he talking Dominicans because they didn't They don't want
Speaker 2: to say poppy Boppy is a.
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican thing. You undert what I'm saying. So he
Speaker 1: sees Diddy. He say, oh, Dotty, you gotta put you
Speaker 1: over here, dotty because we got we got.
Speaker 2: We don't want them to see it. So Diddy got
Speaker 2: that in his head. Now Doddy, Now he's just kidd
Speaker 2: Doddy Doddy. He thinks that's what we're saying. No, it's
Speaker 2: not what we're saying. This is what mister Lee is saying.
Speaker 1: That's it, that's it. So so we walk over and
Speaker 1: he goes, yo, what's up, Doddy? You up immediately, Yes,
Speaker 1: it does all right.
Speaker 2: Cool, But here's what y'all don't know. When he's saying
Speaker 2: to Fabulous, yo, why did't you party me no more?
Speaker 2: Look at us in front of Fabulous.
Speaker 1: That's not a rock.
Speaker 2: Fabulous had a whole coco loso, but Diddy. So when
Speaker 2: I'm inviting Diddy to co host, he has a whole
Speaker 2: other thing. He's coming at fab why you're not drinking
Speaker 2: no more? That's what he's saying, why we don't party
Speaker 2: no more? And look he's pointing at it. He's like,
Speaker 2: and fab if you look, Fabius almost trying to throw
Speaker 2: the voko away because he's like and you know, he
Speaker 2: had a deal. So that's really what that was about. Like,
Speaker 2: that's what And the daddy part came from mister Lee
Speaker 2: and you know, hold on, there was more to that.
Speaker 2: He said, I like it when you scrambling and scrambling
Speaker 2: that what I can't I can't.
Speaker 1: I know, I was, I was, I was off to.
Speaker 1: I was throwing off to And you know what's the
Speaker 1: crazy thing about it. You know, I was sitting on
Speaker 1: the editing floor and he was like, keep all that in.
Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, you know what, Well,
Speaker 2: I really wish I would have edited it was the
Speaker 2: Kanye now that you know, we didn't edit nothing until
Speaker 2: then until then, But Kanye's was very weird, like because
Speaker 2: I had never got third what is it second grade,
Speaker 2: second hand second hand hate? I got second I got
Speaker 2: second hand hate or so yeah, but that that's that's, that's, that's,
Speaker 2: that's that's We're still kicking it with N. O. R. E.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne and the Didny thing is interesting, like I don't
Speaker 2: I don't know whether he's guilty or not, but that
Speaker 2: interview was classic before that classic.
Speaker 1: I played it for him when he was ye, yes,
Speaker 1: I saw that.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, that's that's been a that's been
Speaker 2: a dope thing about drink Champs. It's like I get
Speaker 2: to to make mistakes in front the fans live like
Speaker 2: in real time, and they robbing me, like you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, don't get it twisted. I love the
Speaker 2: hate though, too. I love ballance because I've lived my
Speaker 2: whole career where you know, you know, people have my
Speaker 2: back and you know, just to see like it's it's
Speaker 2: a balance to this, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: I'm with it because but that's why I love I
Speaker 2: enjoy doing what we're doing with run Champs. It's like
Speaker 2: it's all positivity, Like this is the only time I
Speaker 2: could post something.
Speaker 1: That's when somebody would always say something you run slow.
Speaker 2: Then was interesting too, though, because it's like you're not
Speaker 2: responsible for what comes out of Kanye's mouth.
Speaker 1: You're just you're a platform, you're a host.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I felt responsible, you know why when when
Speaker 2: I found out that George Floyd people's didn't like it,
Speaker 2: I felt responsible because and by the way, God bless me,
Speaker 2: I've never said this before, but this parts that we
Speaker 2: edited it, Like there is actually parts that we did edit,
Speaker 2: like he compared I said, he compared George Floyd to
Speaker 2: Martin Luther King and and and he was like, what's
Speaker 2: the difference between George Floyd.
Speaker 1: And Martin Luther King? And we were all like we've
Speaker 1: been at that time. So we were thrown off, like
Speaker 1: what we do?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 1: And he was like, Martin Luther King happened? And we
Speaker 1: were like, oh, we knew that had to be edited
Speaker 1: right there, Like we were like.
Speaker 2: Oh no, And so we were paying attention to the
Speaker 2: parts that we weren't paying attention to everything, Like you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? So, and he had got me.
Speaker 2: He had he had called me. I don't want to
Speaker 2: like like blame it all on him, because that's you know,
Speaker 2: it was. It was a collective. It just didn't I
Speaker 2: just didn't know what. I didn't know how to edit
Speaker 2: at that time. Since then we spoke like five six times.
Speaker 1: Then it disappeared, and so did he not spoke to something.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna do a documentary my two years with Kanye,
Speaker 2: because I had two years.
Speaker 1: I just like I thought he I thought he was
Speaker 1: listening to me.
Speaker 2: At one point, He's asking me married to advice, and
Speaker 2: I was I felt obligated.
Speaker 1: I was like I was going downstairs.
Speaker 2: I was going I was walking away from my wife
Speaker 2: because I didn't even want my hunter know that I
Speaker 2: was giving wife advice and married to advice. And then
Speaker 2: he would listen to me and then he just tweet
Speaker 2: away right after, and I was like, you a little
Speaker 2: bit for me, I don't.
Speaker 1: I never took it like that. After you apologize, he was.
Speaker 2: He said, now he's a good guy. He said, no,
Speaker 2: he's a good guy. That I didn't because I had
Speaker 2: to tell you the truth. I understood media, but I
Speaker 2: only understood the good side of media at that time.
Speaker 2: Like when I come to the breakfast club and I
Speaker 2: go to Canada, people will be like, yo, breakfast club,
Speaker 2: Like it's positive, you know what I'm saying. So this
Speaker 2: is my this is my this is my turn of saying.
Speaker 2: You know what, it ain't all guts and glavy, like
Speaker 2: sometimes you gotta go outside and take the gum under
Speaker 2: the table and then put put the gum under the
Speaker 2: table in your.
Speaker 1: Mouth and maybe that you know what I'm saying. You
Speaker 1: gotta stuff. Sometimes you gotta scuff your tims, even tims.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And that's that's that's that's that's pretty much. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: that was a horrible situation.
Speaker 1: Let's get into a record. Let's get into this record.
Speaker 1: Let me pull it up. I get the name of it. Well,
Speaker 1: you tell us the name of it.
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Speaker 1: Let's go. Florida man attacked n A.
Speaker 15: T I for a very strange reason.
Speaker 1: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 18: Florida man is arrested after that, being said he rigged
Speaker 18: the door to his home in an attempt to electro
Speaker 18: hit his president.
Speaker 1: Lights police arrested an Orlando man for talking to from
Speaker 1: Meidos the breakfast club, bitch you Donkey other day with
Speaker 1: Charlam Hayne, the guy I don't know why y'all keep it,
Speaker 1: letting him get y'all like this well of all is Florida. Okay,
Speaker 1: Donkey to day goes to a Florida woman named Victoria Moosey. Okay.
Speaker 2: She is thirty three years old and she helps from
Speaker 2: one of my favorite places in the world, Orlando, Florida.
Speaker 2: Salute to everybody who listens to us on one oh
Speaker 2: four point five to beat in Orlando. Drop on the
Speaker 2: clothes bombs for one oh four point five to beat Orlando.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 1: What does your uncle Shalla always say about the great
Speaker 1: state of Florida? Say it with me.
Speaker 2: The craziest people in America, come from the Bronx and
Speaker 2: all of Florida, and today there's no exception.
Speaker 1: See Victoria was stopped.
Speaker 2: In Fort Lauderdale, like the intersection of Livington Street and
Speaker 2: Hughlee Avenue because she failed to yield the right of
Speaker 2: way to another vehicle. So she got pulled over and
Speaker 2: when the officer called dispatched to check on her identity,
Speaker 2: they were there was a warrant out in Orange County
Speaker 2: for DUI. So officers did what they they do. They
Speaker 2: took her out of the vehicle a red FOD Escape. Okay,
Speaker 2: this car was typecasted for what happens next. They took
Speaker 2: her out of her red Florid Escape and brought her
Speaker 2: back to the patrol car, advised her of the warrant
Speaker 2: and that she will be put under arrest. That's when
Speaker 2: Victoria decided to make like her ford An escape. She
Speaker 2: started to resist, ran back to her forward escape, jumped
Speaker 2: in and placed it in drive.
Speaker 1: But there was a problem with that. See, her six
Speaker 1: year old daughter was in the.
Speaker 2: Back seat, but one of the police officers had also
Speaker 2: gotten into the backseat of the FID Escape with the
Speaker 2: daughter as well. I mean they were taking her mother
Speaker 2: to jail, so somebody had to be with the six
Speaker 2: year old. But listen to what I just said. Victoria
Speaker 2: found out she had a warren for her arrest for DUI,
Speaker 2: and clearly she must have still been drunk because there
Speaker 2: was a police officer in the back seat with her.
Speaker 1: Six year old. What do you think Victoria did next?
Speaker 2: Complied to the commands to get out of the suv,
Speaker 2: realized there was a police officer in her back seat,
Speaker 2: and just.
Speaker 1: So, no, this is Florida.
Speaker 2: She drove away, but the cop in the back, with
Speaker 2: the police officer in the back seat, where are you going?
Speaker 1: Look, moms are busy nowadays. Okay, sometimes you got to
Speaker 1: bring a cop along for carpool duty. All right, you
Speaker 1: have at sea. But I have no idea. You know,
Speaker 1: she wanted more community policing. This is her way of
Speaker 1: getting it all right? Where does she think she was
Speaker 1: going with a police officer in her back seat. In
Speaker 1: most places on the planet, a police officer in the
Speaker 1: back seat would deter you from trying to make a getaway.
Speaker 1: But not in Florida. Nope, nope, no, nope.
Speaker 2: In Florida, you can bind traffic, stops, kidnapping, and a
Speaker 2: family road trip. Okay, drop on the clues bombs for multitasking,
Speaker 2: all right, not to mention where would you be going
Speaker 2: when the officer in.
Speaker 1: The back seat can just tell his fellow officers exactly
Speaker 1: where you're going? Okay?
Speaker 2: This is literally the equivalent of someone sharing their Uber
Speaker 2: ride status with you. In fact, this could be a
Speaker 2: new Uber service called Uber Arrest. Why don't we have
Speaker 2: Cops Florida edition.
Speaker 1: They gotta be a Cops Flaughter edition, right, I'm sure
Speaker 1: it has to be a Cops just dedicated to Florida.
Speaker 1: This has to exist already, right.
Speaker 2: All you got to do is attach a goldfro to
Speaker 2: every cop car in Florida and just sit back and
Speaker 2: being attained. Please give Victoria mossif the sweet sounds of
Speaker 2: the Hamiltons you oh the.
Speaker 17: Oh the.
Speaker 1: Ye end, she ain't gonna know. Damn well, she pulled over. Yes,
Speaker 1: eventually she's in jail for her louding police. I thought
Speaker 1: there was more than the story I wanted to go.
Speaker 1: You know, she knew the cop was there the whole time.
Speaker 18: Yeah, But since she already pulled off and the cop
Speaker 18: was already there, baby girl could have just like I don't.
Speaker 1: Know, where's she going?
Speaker 2: Eventually, the police officer followed there, followed her down the street.
Speaker 2: She finally stopped at an intersection, and she was placed
Speaker 2: in the custody. That's all, and now she faces a
Speaker 2: charge of fleeing and eluding police.
Speaker 1: No game. I mean, we could if you want to
Speaker 1: want to, and if you really feel like you need to.
Speaker 1: But uh sure, let's play a game of guess what
Speaker 1: race it is? All right?
Speaker 2: A Florida woman driving in Orlando Monday fled the traffic
Speaker 2: stopping arrest while she had the police officer and her
Speaker 2: six year old daughter.
Speaker 1: In the back car. Guess what right is envy? M hm?
Speaker 1: Not white? You don't want to play. I'm curious you
Speaker 1: want to play now? You don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm asking why do you think you're white?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean what the caucasiity of having an officer in
Speaker 2: the back seat is still feeling like you can drive.
Speaker 1: Off, the duy feeling and the fact that the dui
Speaker 1: racist dui.
Speaker 13: But not only that, but the fact that you had
Speaker 13: a police officer in the back and he didn't beat
Speaker 13: you as you were driving off kind of makes me
Speaker 13: feel like you, Why would you beat her to stop
Speaker 13: the pen she's driving?
Speaker 1: Then she could wreck and kill us all you idiot
Speaker 1: or you stupid gotta police.
Speaker 15: Somehow did the baby girl in the back seats or
Speaker 15: the baby in the back seat say anything? I was
Speaker 15: the baby?
Speaker 2: Well hold on, Lauren, a Florida woman driving in Orlando Monday,
Speaker 2: fled the traffic stop and arrest police, saying by hopping
Speaker 2: back in her SUV and driving off while the police
Speaker 2: officer was in the back with her daughter.
Speaker 1: Yes, what race she is, Laura l Rossa?
Speaker 15: I think she's heroin white. But if the baby in
Speaker 15: the back seat.
Speaker 1: Didn't say let the wrong I didn't stop the car.
Speaker 1: Police got to stop the call some how.
Speaker 13: I'm not gonna beat the woman in the back of
Speaker 13: a six year old daughter in the back on the
Speaker 13: highway and take off and start going crazy.
Speaker 1: You got to get her to stop the car, put
Speaker 1: the car.
Speaker 18: Six year old six seven whatever would have been like, dad,
Speaker 18: somebody in the car right? My niece would have been
Speaker 18: like someone else is in the car, mom? Because why
Speaker 18: would she was six years old?
Speaker 1: She understands, police officer. What's the officer? Well, both of
Speaker 1: you racist bigots are wrong. Okay, is not white, she
Speaker 1: is negro. Wow, I went against that one because you're racist.
Speaker 15: She's crazy. I would drove right to my mama house.
Speaker 1: But the copy in the back, yes, come get my baby.
Speaker 15: I'm going to jail.
Speaker 1: Well, ourge is the new black yod. Okay, this is
Speaker 1: I want to guess that her right. She got she
Speaker 1: got corns. It looked like she had no correls for
Speaker 1: a little too long. That's what it looked like.
Speaker 2: Jesus got the little afro that growing over it looked
Speaker 2: out your hair lookingdo that wig.
Speaker 15: First of all, this is not a baby.
Speaker 1: This is all me.
Speaker 15: I know you don't know what it feels like to
Speaker 15: grow hair and like hairlines and stuff anymore. But this
Speaker 15: is what it looks like. Okay, no, look at it.
Speaker 15: It saw me and saw me.
Speaker 1: That's not Felicia.
Speaker 11: Mm hmm.
Speaker 15: This is Eva. Eva is the natural mature girl. She
Speaker 15: is cheek. She is trimmed.
Speaker 1: A vengeance Jesus because both of them always just looked
Speaker 1: like they're in need of some type of marr all right.
Speaker 1: They just all look like they're going through some type
Speaker 1: of struggle that they need help.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 15: Exactly? Mind your business?
Speaker 1: All right, girls, all right, girls, girls, guys, gals.
Speaker 2: Funny thing is you been trying to make a bounce
Speaker 2: all morning, but it ain't really bouncing.
Speaker 15: Don't do me. Don't cut the bible that black.
Speaker 3: All right, gals.
Speaker 1: The breakfast club, good morning.
Speaker 13: Everybody's d j envy just hilarious charlamage. The guy we
Speaker 13: are the breakfast club lawn La Rosa is here as well.
Speaker 13: We got a special guest.
Speaker 1: In the building, a guy we got comedian Tony Baker. Welcome.
Speaker 3: What's something man?
Speaker 1: How you feeling good?
Speaker 3: I feel great.
Speaker 1: First time I met you, I wasn't here. The first
Speaker 1: time he came in war the back I was traveling.
Speaker 3: He was hiding from it.
Speaker 1: Man, I wasn't I was going to ask you the
Speaker 1: hard hitting question.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I really didn't.
Speaker 12: How you feeling, brother, I'm good man. You're blessed to
Speaker 12: be out here. I love coming to New York. I
Speaker 12: can never uh, I never get enough time out here,
Speaker 12: though it's always a quick in and out. I want
Speaker 12: to be out here for like a month.
Speaker 1: You said driving in New York makes you balder? Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: how did you come too?
Speaker 3: Because I'm really move from I rented the car I shouldn't.
Speaker 3: That's around now.
Speaker 12: I flew in, I rented a car and then I
Speaker 12: drove from JFK to Manhattan and I was like, I
Speaker 12: knew nothing from the.
Speaker 15: Airport, even the people that live here. You take a
Speaker 15: car or yeah, it was it was.
Speaker 3: A big mistake. I lost out my head.
Speaker 1: It was luxurious, had a full I had a full
Speaker 1: head before you came in, you know.
Speaker 2: But I love when you do your ten thoughts of
Speaker 2: the day, man, because like you put a fat Joe
Speaker 2: don't let people talk.
Speaker 3: He don't let nobody talk.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 12: I'll be watching him and Jada man, Jada, Jada be
Speaker 12: saying five words of episode.
Speaker 3: But I watched every episode history.
Speaker 15: It's so good.
Speaker 3: I love it. I'm glad they did it. But uh,
Speaker 3: the way Jada reacts to Joe, it's crazy, crazy and
Speaker 3: so but Joe don't let people talk, man. He come in, man.
Speaker 3: He rolled all over Jim Jones as soon as the
Speaker 3: episode started.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but except when it came to the nods conversation, Yeah, conversation,
Speaker 2: let him talk.
Speaker 12: No he did than I he did, and then he
Speaker 12: was like, but then Jim Jones put his foot in
Speaker 12: his mouth when he was like put the billboards up.
Speaker 3: And then that's the way messed up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I don't even know why that's even
Speaker 1: the conversation. Like you know what I mean, Like I
Speaker 1: love I like Jim. I love Jim Jones a lot.
Speaker 2: I think Jim Jones has been putting out some of
Speaker 2: the best music from Sure and over the last several years,
Speaker 2: probably the best music from up from New York until
Speaker 2: now I started dropping those Kings Diseases.
Speaker 12: That's right there. Now, this is my favorite rapper of
Speaker 12: all time. And with that hit boy Run, that just
Speaker 12: solidified his spots for me. Yeah, because that late in
Speaker 12: the game, making albums that hot, I don't know who
Speaker 12: else has done that, and.
Speaker 2: Making it for people our age, yeah, I don't even know.
Speaker 2: Don't get around Scarf facing ja Z can still make
Speaker 2: great music.
Speaker 1: And Common. There's a lot of guys over in that
Speaker 1: age that make great sure, but.
Speaker 12: They put out like you know one like you know
Speaker 12: Common and Pete Rod did a phenomenal job.
Speaker 1: But it's just be like you know in the series,
Speaker 1: the series, but now still gets busy down.
Speaker 3: That the sixth albums, Yeah, they were all good.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna when his first Grammy crazy. You ain't
Speaker 1: gonna get that one. He was overdue.
Speaker 3: So yeah, he my favorite.
Speaker 1: You said a shot.
Speaker 12: He has a great laugh, she do, she'd be laughing,
Speaker 12: And I'm a comedian, so I'll be looking for the laugh.
Speaker 12: Like you know, I feed off there like y'all just
Speaker 12: sitting there taking it. I'm like, man, I remember audition
Speaker 12: for S and L a few years back, and they
Speaker 12: were just sitting in the shadows.
Speaker 3: Gave me nothing. I was up there giving one hundred
Speaker 3: and thousand percent. Man, they were just sitting in the shadows.
Speaker 3: That was It was just silhouettes.
Speaker 12: They was sitting there like he's sitting right now, just
Speaker 12: with robes on, just looking squinty eye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, full commitment.
Speaker 3: Nothing.
Speaker 15: Ain't what auditions are like. Though they normally don't give
Speaker 15: you much in all.
Speaker 3: They give me something.
Speaker 12: Man, I'm gonna stay just saying lie, I can see
Speaker 12: if it was a drama like I'm doing the Viola
Speaker 12: David scene, I then lost the kids, you know what
Speaker 12: I'm saying. So you was sweating like I was up
Speaker 12: there giving it all I had and they was like
Speaker 12: I don't even know if I got that, and they
Speaker 12: were silhouetted.
Speaker 1: How do you leave that they were silhouetted.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I couldn't see.
Speaker 12: All I saw was bodies and it was just like
Speaker 12: it was like they was all on gang Land confessing
Speaker 12: about the crimes and you just couldn't see nothing.
Speaker 1: And I was like, all right, dangn thanks for having me, y'all.
Speaker 1: You ever got any cheeks because you told a girl
Speaker 1: she had a great laugh?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I can't remember that being the reason. Like, Man,
Speaker 12: you got a great laugh, and then the panties dropped, because.
Speaker 2: They always have you a comedian. If you can make
Speaker 2: them laugh, you can crack the ass. So I always
Speaker 2: wanted I wanted you making them laugh and then you
Speaker 2: give them that compliment. Did that do something for him?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 12: Usually I give that compliment in the moment, like during
Speaker 12: the show Man, you got a great laugh. That happened
Speaker 12: to me in Austin last weekend. She had a great laugh.
Speaker 1: But you could just be doing that because you want
Speaker 1: the cry to keep laughing.
Speaker 3: No, she really had a good one, though.
Speaker 12: It was like a residual hold over laugh because some
Speaker 12: audiences laugh real quick and then.
Speaker 15: Hush, and I hate those I think people were in
Speaker 15: an audience that you heard.
Speaker 12: Just her laugh, Like she was in the front row
Speaker 12: and she was like and it was like I would
Speaker 12: say something that Joe had finished and she's still giggling.
Speaker 3: And then the tear White. Well I got the laugh
Speaker 3: in the tear White. This is I need to clone
Speaker 3: her and just bring up every show, the Austin show.
Speaker 3: It was Austin. Yeah, I was the Austin last week
Speaker 3: and you.
Speaker 1: Said you would have canceled the show if you knew
Speaker 1: they had a serial killer. They're a serial killer. I
Speaker 1: didn't know that. I ain't see that nowhere.
Speaker 3: They got a serial killer allegedly out there. It's a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of men.
Speaker 12: They've been finding men at this lake called Ladybird Lake
Speaker 12: and just you know, dead dudes, and they're thinking like
Speaker 12: they be capturing them because it's a lot of like
Speaker 12: partying around there, like drinking, and so they've been founding
Speaker 12: these bodies, like they found three.
Speaker 15: Weeks ago it was thirty eight bodies found.
Speaker 18: Thirty rumors rife as thirty eight bodies found in and
Speaker 18: around Ladybird Lake.
Speaker 15: So far, this is they've been.
Speaker 1: Quiet on these serial killers. This was one a Long
Speaker 1: Island too, Yes, recently.
Speaker 15: Yes, it's not nobody to go to Long Island.
Speaker 1: This what kind of dad though? Just dad? Like no,
Speaker 1: like Booty, they didn't say the causes.
Speaker 3: Does it matter?
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't even know what's going on, like anything missing,
Speaker 2: Like I'm saying, like you just killing people and just
Speaker 2: putting the body there like nothing.
Speaker 12: There's no motive, no, because usually they got an m
Speaker 12: like you know they would killed this way. But I
Speaker 12: don't take you know what I mean, like no souvenirs,
Speaker 12: you know.
Speaker 1: Mark of a serial killer. Okay, so you really felt unsafe?
Speaker 3: No, I didn't.
Speaker 1: Okay, I went to the scene of the crime.
Speaker 18: Yeah, hold on, but wait, I mean because the thirty
Speaker 18: eight I mean, this is no normal. I'm not gonna
Speaker 18: say that's gonna sound sensitive.
Speaker 1: Nerman gonna sign insensitive problem.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's what I meant.
Speaker 1: That's what I said.
Speaker 15: I was gonna say. The thirty eight bodies is over
Speaker 15: three years.
Speaker 1: Long, a lot of short period of time. I told you.
Speaker 15: I didn't want to say.
Speaker 1: Y'all mean, oh got you got you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 18: Yes, But but when you say serial killer, I'm thinking
Speaker 18: like holl like with like a Jeffrey Dahmers like everything's
Speaker 18: back to back to back to back to back space.
Speaker 1: Not long it took them to catch Jeffrey Donald for
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 15: See it was like an hour.
Speaker 11: Took a while.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Donald was killing people for at least several years.
Speaker 3: Did the right early on they pulled him over and everything.
Speaker 1: He trump.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if he was black, he would have get caught immediately.
Speaker 1: Absolutely definite to check that you got.
Speaker 3: Half a victim he was black.
Speaker 2: Now you said Jeffrey Donald was out for thirteen years
Speaker 2: from seventy eight to ninety one, he would have first
Speaker 2: him in seventy eight.
Speaker 1: Broad what serious killer?
Speaker 18: But like he's a little dormant, like you were fine,
Speaker 18: but okay, but no, he's very on. It's not funny
Speaker 18: because people have died.
Speaker 1: Nobody laugh nobody laughing, but you nobody said it was funny.
Speaker 15: You know what you continue on?
Speaker 1: Okay, let me shut up in this one. Now, he said,
Speaker 1: did he might get off?
Speaker 3: I think well, they you know, they changed it. What
Speaker 3: they uh they dropped some of the charges.
Speaker 1: The charge long. I know you the question on this
Speaker 1: hold on one quick, real quick.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know Jeffrey Dama killed seventeen people in thirteen years.
Speaker 1: So Austin got thirty eight.
Speaker 15: You know the timeline on Jeffrey Donald. I thought it
Speaker 15: was way quicker.
Speaker 3: Thirty eight Is.
Speaker 15: That numbers?
Speaker 18: It's all they're trying to figure out the number. It's
Speaker 18: still reports and rumors claim. Someone is saying Austin police,
Speaker 18: they're still trying to figure out the numbers.
Speaker 2: And at least Doma was eating the men. Not but
Speaker 2: you said, like, what is this guy doing? Whoever this
Speaker 2: person is could be a woman.
Speaker 1: Could be a woman, yeah, could could be a woman
Speaker 1: because it's all men. She got to be a diesel
Speaker 1: woman because you got to carry them into the lake. Right.
Speaker 12: What's weird about the awesome thing is I can't find
Speaker 12: like causes of death, Like they've been finding them in
Speaker 12: the in the water, maybe drowning or whatever.
Speaker 18: So it's like, but they the numbers keep changing. It's nineteen,
Speaker 18: and it's thirty eight, then it's thirty eight, then it's nineteen.
Speaker 1: But you know, we don't even know how they're dying.
Speaker 3: No, no, they have it listed, damn.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 18: The causes of death have been mainly attributed to accidental drownings.
Speaker 18: But the second thing that they're saying is potential suicide
Speaker 18: as well as drug overdose and natural causes.
Speaker 15: And this is just for uh two teams that were found.
Speaker 1: Where did you get the serial.
Speaker 3: Killing themselves?
Speaker 18: That many times the articles are seeing serial killer, but
Speaker 18: then the Austin police are saying they're denying the rumors
Speaker 18: of it being a serial killer.
Speaker 15: But at the same time they're still investigating.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're still.
Speaker 13: Kicking the with comedian Tony Baker. Now, before I go
Speaker 13: to Diddy, you said you you pay attention to a
Speaker 13: woman's hands.
Speaker 3: Why I just do, Like, I look at the woman's hands.
Speaker 1: They're not big.
Speaker 12: No, it's just always look, you know, because a lot
Speaker 12: of women take care of their hands, Like Lauren has
Speaker 12: great hands in the finger in, the finger length and
Speaker 12: the moisturization and stuff like that. I pay attention to that,
Speaker 12: the nails, all that good stuff, especially when they be
Speaker 12: taking selfies and they be holding the phone a certain way.
Speaker 12: I always look at the hands, y'all, don't be looking at.
Speaker 3: The woman's hands.
Speaker 1: I'm married, David married.
Speaker 3: Well at your wife's saying, did y'all.
Speaker 1: Ever look at it all all the time?
Speaker 12: Remember that Seinfeld episode when he was dating the girl
Speaker 12: with the man hands.
Speaker 15: What does that mean?
Speaker 12: Yeah, no, she had man hands. She was a woman
Speaker 12: in the episode, but her hands was like you could
Speaker 12: tell it was a big manhand when she would reach
Speaker 12: over to him and she wanted to wipe some food
Speaker 12: off his cheek and he was like, no, I'm good,
Speaker 12: and then you just see a big, robust hand.
Speaker 2: Come on your ten thousand a day. You said, a
Speaker 2: wet handshake makes my soul weather. So what if it's
Speaker 2: a beautiful woman with nice hands with her hands are wet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the wet hands, it's just gross.
Speaker 12: I can't deal with it, especially if we if we're
Speaker 12: gonna be talking, we're gonna be intimate, it's gonna be
Speaker 12: a wet hand all the time.
Speaker 3: She's gonna be massaging me with a wet hand.
Speaker 1: Or what if it's wet because she because you got
Speaker 1: her like that and she been putting her hand on
Speaker 1: the playing with that thing.
Speaker 3: He did it like that.
Speaker 1: He could have just said it without.
Speaker 3: The visual representation. But no, a wet handshake is the
Speaker 3: worst though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, if I know you got a.
Speaker 3: Wet daft I'm gonna pound you up after that.
Speaker 1: I hate to do with the one nail. That one nail.
Speaker 3: Scratch you like cut that. I hate dapping dudes with
Speaker 3: the long nail. Yeah, like, man, you a vampire.
Speaker 1: The one long pig is for the coke.
Speaker 3: That's where the coach.
Speaker 12: I'm like, if you ain't doing and that, then you
Speaker 12: better be a vampire. If you scratched me up into dap.
Speaker 2: Damn and women be looking at it is disrespectful. I
Speaker 2: think about that all the time. You washing hands, Like
Speaker 2: if I know my hands even a little dap, I
Speaker 2: tell it. I tell you, like now my hand, damn,
Speaker 2: I give you an elbows. Disrespectful, you know.
Speaker 3: Come around the corner with random wetness, gross.
Speaker 1: Like repete on yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get man.
Speaker 2: And the thing that you got to look out for
Speaker 2: that you don't never realize is you know, you know
Speaker 2: sometimes you might just be walking in tugy penis. But
Speaker 2: and then like like you know, if you have the
Speaker 2: house of something of your tugy penis and somebody walk in,
Speaker 2: give them you don't do that.
Speaker 3: Like wrong penis touff like wrong like inside the tug that.
Speaker 1: You walk around this tugget peenus just.
Speaker 2: Just randomly why it's a long story, but when I
Speaker 2: was younger, I had bought these pills called Magna RX.
Speaker 1: They seem like we all do it, but.
Speaker 3: Now like outside the clothing adjustment.
Speaker 2: You just like when I was young, I had bought
Speaker 2: these pills called Magna RX, and it's supposed to be
Speaker 2: pills to make your penis bigger. And so one of
Speaker 2: the things that they told you when you buy the
Speaker 2: Magna X is you read it. They told you do
Speaker 2: this little extra side when you tug on it when
Speaker 2: it's flasted. And so that's just a habit I've had
Speaker 2: since I was young.
Speaker 3: I respect the fact that you admitted that you get
Speaker 3: the penis enlargement.
Speaker 1: Man. No, I ordered them out the back of double
Speaker 1: X lup.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. Actually, oh I was early twenty,
Speaker 1: but I don't know what they were. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's a good question.
Speaker 3: You don't measure.
Speaker 2: I've been seven inches three four for a long time.
Speaker 2: When it's eight, when it's summertime.
Speaker 3: You don't measure, envy, No, why not?
Speaker 1: I've been married for so long.
Speaker 3: Marriage The truth never, you ain't never measured.
Speaker 15: No, you said like you do off every year every year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, make sure ain't no fun and games happening. I
Speaker 3: measured annually.
Speaker 15: You've seen changes.
Speaker 3: No, it's usually consistent.
Speaker 1: But when you get older, you get older and naturally and.
Speaker 12: So you get short. And I'm like, all right, let
Speaker 12: me see what's happening. Yeah, yeah, I'm measured every year.
Speaker 2: I just don't know when that when they I know
Speaker 2: they say when you get older. I just don't know
Speaker 2: when birthday. By the way, thank you, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. So I'm the only person that do a
Speaker 2: little little little tug when it's flashed.
Speaker 3: Raw tug is wild, especially like where you be here,
Speaker 3: you be at home?
Speaker 1: Who tug crazy?
Speaker 3: That's crazy? Whose raw tug is wild?
Speaker 1: Speaking of Ditty, you said Diddy might get off, right,
Speaker 1: he was speaking goddamn Diddy, God damn Diddy. And the
Speaker 1: thoughts of the day. You said Diddy might get off.
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts on Diddy? Because were they were dropping
Speaker 1: some charges and I was like, oh, Tony, that's Lauren.
Speaker 15: They backed away from theories.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 18: Basically, the way that the jury was instructed to deliberate
Speaker 18: was like, don't worry too much about this because this
Speaker 18: is where we're stronger at.
Speaker 15: But no charges have actually been drying.
Speaker 3: Okay, So false headlines, yes.
Speaker 15: Okay, but did you think he was coming home before that?
Speaker 3: I thought he was going in.
Speaker 15: Now you don't think he's going in.
Speaker 12: Once they said that, they was like, they're dropping the
Speaker 12: was it sex trafficking? There was like a few that
Speaker 12: they had.
Speaker 1: Arson and the kidnapping.
Speaker 3: I think yeah, the arson, kidnapping and the sex trafficking
Speaker 3: was I was like, oh, it sounds like he might.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they ain't dropping none of those.
Speaker 3: Well, then he going in.
Speaker 12: He going somewhere like I don't know how long he getting,
Speaker 12: but he getting something. You put a Paul him.
Speaker 1: God sounded crazy, how long he gonna be? But he
Speaker 1: getting something?
Speaker 15: You posted only because y'all been in here tripping on the.
Speaker 3: Hall Paul's episode.
Speaker 1: He might get off? Why get off?
Speaker 3: Did he might get off?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I know what you meant. I don't think that needed.
Speaker 1: The just felt like just the whole case.
Speaker 3: He just gotta just got to put a button on
Speaker 3: the ten thoughts.
Speaker 1: What do you think when you when you heard that
Speaker 1: he allegedly likes men seemen on his nipples?
Speaker 15: He does you ain't hurt nothing else but them?
Speaker 3: Charge of job that he's like men seeming on his nipple.
Speaker 15: That's one of the girls alleged No, not a girl.
Speaker 1: Kathy said that he's not joking. He jokes like he
Speaker 1: did not joking.
Speaker 3: This is true, this is real. This is what said.
Speaker 3: That's wild business, Doug, that's wild. I ain't know that.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're all into summer.
Speaker 1: I guess I ain't nothing like that.
Speaker 3: It's something you be. You be tugging raw whole foods.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. You're liable to do anything
Speaker 3: at this point.
Speaker 1: That would sound crazy in a court game, right he was.
Speaker 1: He was tugging raw and wholeful.
Speaker 3: In the self served part where you make your own plate.
Speaker 3: Man's wild.
Speaker 15: When you walk in your local Hoo Foods down, they're
Speaker 15: gonna look at you so different.
Speaker 1: I don't go Whole Foods. I go on Weamon, Who
Speaker 1: would you say? You are hopeful too expensive?
Speaker 3: It is expensive.
Speaker 1: Sure, whoe Men is spensive too, but it's hopefull. He
Speaker 1: walks into the Wegmans. Hopeful is different, disrespectful, expensive, especially.
Speaker 12: When you build your own and you weigh it, they'd
Speaker 12: be like thirty seven dollars for your rice and your
Speaker 12: little potato ball.
Speaker 13: They're still kicking it with comedian Tony Baker Charlamagne, Who would.
Speaker 1: You say you are outside of comedy?
Speaker 3: This is a dad.
Speaker 12: Just regularly, I'll be playing game. I'm a movie nerd
Speaker 12: for sure, thousand percent. Yeah, outside of comedy. I'm an
Speaker 12: actor too. So I started out acting before the comedy
Speaker 12: and then I just started doing stand up and I
Speaker 12: was like, oh, I got more control over my career
Speaker 12: with this, so, you know, just a naturally funny dude.
Speaker 12: I denied the funny growing up because my brother's never
Speaker 12: laughed at me, so I felt like I wasn't funny.
Speaker 12: So then I would go to school and they'd be laughing,
Speaker 12: but it never registered.
Speaker 1: So I was just like whatever.
Speaker 2: That's why being a comedian it's so tough, because it's
Speaker 2: like you need that validation. How you talked about and
Speaker 2: you did that s and L and you didn't get
Speaker 2: no laughter from them. And then you said your brothers
Speaker 2: didn't laugh at you, So how did you know you
Speaker 2: was funny?
Speaker 12: I found out people were saying it, but it still
Speaker 12: just didn't register. It was just like, girls be like
Speaker 12: you funny, like when you're young. I didn't want to
Speaker 12: be funny to the girls. You know this before I
Speaker 12: knew funny, was you know funny, and I'm like, man,
Speaker 12: I'm trying to be cool, and like, you know what
Speaker 12: I'm saying, I'm trying to holler.
Speaker 3: But then.
Speaker 12: Then when I was going through college and stuff and
Speaker 12: hosting shows and all that stuff, and this random girl
Speaker 12: pulled me to the side and was like, yeah, hilarious.
Speaker 12: I was like, who are you and she was like,
Speaker 12: I saw you host that an MC battle thing. And
Speaker 12: so then that's when it registered, because she pulled me
Speaker 12: out of nowhere. I was at a common concert for
Speaker 12: Electric Circuits tour and she said that, and then it
Speaker 12: just always stuck. Man, you know what I'm saying, I
Speaker 12: might be funny for real, even though people have been
Speaker 12: saying it for years, it just never registered. And so
Speaker 12: and then I used that once I moved to LA
Speaker 12: for acting, and I was like, man, maybe I should
Speaker 12: try to stand up as a way, you know, to
Speaker 12: get rolls and stuff. And then I did stand up
Speaker 12: one time and just kept going ever since.
Speaker 1: Remember your wors show always talk about you showing your best.
Speaker 12: Hell yeah, I remember I bombed out here in uh
Speaker 12: in the Bronx at Rob Stapleton's room.
Speaker 1: Of course, Rob Stapleton, who was I'm sure it was
Speaker 1: there talent, they weren't.
Speaker 3: They weren't there that night. It was just Rob. It
Speaker 3: was a salsa confuego his shor.
Speaker 12: And I went in there. I wasn't planning on going up.
Speaker 12: I asked shorts on me and my ex girlfriend.
Speaker 3: We were just there. I just wanted to see the
Speaker 3: room because I know Rob for a long time.
Speaker 1: Let me just goe people through it.
Speaker 3: So I'm just sitting there.
Speaker 1: He's like, yo, doing you want to go up?
Speaker 3: I was like, nah, you know what I'm saying. We're
Speaker 3: just chilling, you know what I'm saying. And then he
Speaker 3: came back and I was like, oh, I really don't
Speaker 3: want to go.
Speaker 1: I ask shorts, basketball shorts that just had on, like
Speaker 1: some jeans shorts and it was hard to talking, but yeah.
Speaker 3: It was you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: If you're not Gabriel Glaciers, put some pants on and
Speaker 12: so uh So I was just like, nah, you know,
Speaker 12: I didn't want to say no, but I was trying
Speaker 12: to say no.
Speaker 3: Then he came back a third time.
Speaker 12: He was like, yo, man, it five minutes of ice
Speaker 12: like and then my girl was like just five minutes
Speaker 12: and I was all right, man, I do five minutes
Speaker 12: went up there, man, telling my jokes.
Speaker 3: I went up there with the good material and they
Speaker 3: was just distracted.
Speaker 12: They was on their phone. I was just like, damn,
Speaker 12: I'm a bit a tanking. It was other comedians up there, like, man,
Speaker 12: let's see what Tony Baker is all about the al.
Speaker 12: This one made the ale official. After I did that
Speaker 12: medio cassette before I get off stage, robbers like, nah, man,
Speaker 12: come in, Tom, y'all don't understand, man, this dude's funny. Man, Damn,
Speaker 12: the nail in the coffin. I was a skeleton in
Speaker 12: his arms at that point. I was dead on the ride.
Speaker 1: Man, y'all, don't get it.
Speaker 3: Man, Zip me up, zip up my bag and throw
Speaker 3: me in the corner truck.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: That was the nail in the coffin.
Speaker 1: Man, what'd you tell your girl when you walked up?
Speaker 1: And then I told you.
Speaker 3: I was like, man, I had the shorts on, and
Speaker 3: you said, and then that's why we broke up. That's
Speaker 3: not why we broke up.
Speaker 12: But I got revenge in Brooklyn like the next night.
Speaker 12: But uh, that was that was like the latest bomb that.
Speaker 3: Sticks with me.
Speaker 12: I remember my first one that was at the Jay
Speaker 12: spot in Inglewood and I went up there and it
Speaker 12: was a black room, kind of hood hoodish, you know.
Speaker 3: I went up there, did my material.
Speaker 12: They was just like you know what I'm saying, You
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying. And then I got off stage.
Speaker 12: Comedian was like, look like he just got out of jam.
Speaker 12: Was like, I'm gonna do comedy.
Speaker 1: Crowd laughed. I was like, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: So I took that l down where I was like, Yo,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get revenge anytime I take an AL. I
Speaker 3: want revenge. I want another show. So I went up
Speaker 3: there a second time, did worse than the first time
Speaker 3: at him double l LLL cool JL Ron Hulbert and
Speaker 3: then this this how official AL was.
Speaker 1: The dude was looking at me in the front row
Speaker 1: and he was just looking at me.
Speaker 12: And then he just turned to the side and looked
Speaker 12: at this girl like what's up with tonight? And I
Speaker 12: heard him say it, and I was just like god
Speaker 12: damn because he just turned He was like, man, what's
Speaker 12: up with tonight?
Speaker 1: What you to say? Nothing? You took me to this
Speaker 1: black ass comedy show. The best you can take me?
Speaker 3: Been a skeleton again?
Speaker 12: Man? I had pants on, yeah, but I remember the
Speaker 12: als Man, but they're always funnier than the winds though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you were one of the first to
Speaker 2: blend stand up and social media in a way to
Speaker 2: me that didn't feel false.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but how did you avoid the trap of, like,
Speaker 1: you know, saying, you know what they say, I suck
Speaker 1: on stage. I'm just gonna I'm gonna go full time influencer.
Speaker 12: Oh no, like stand up for me is everything, Like
Speaker 12: I just used social media just to get you to
Speaker 12: come to my should And so, you know, when I
Speaker 12: was doing the voiceovers heavy my following exploded the animal voiceover. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and so once I started doing that, you know now
Speaker 12: and now the stand up clips are in. But once
Speaker 12: I started doing the voiceovers, I was like, good, come
Speaker 12: see me live.
Speaker 1: They they never want you to do that on stage,
Speaker 1: like animal voice Tony.
Speaker 12: This lady said that recently my shows in Detroit. She
Speaker 12: was like, I thought you were gonna do like some
Speaker 12: animal stuff. I was like, that don't translate on stage.
Speaker 12: She's just like, man, I just thought she was gonna
Speaker 12: do something. And I think I think the white audience
Speaker 12: looks at me like that a little bit, you know,
Speaker 12: because they come expecting one thing.
Speaker 3: Like the cats. You know what I'm saying. Black folks
Speaker 3: get it. But she was white lady, and.
Speaker 12: I was like, hell, no home, dude, what I'm gonna
Speaker 12: do on stage? You know, I do talk about animals.
Speaker 2: And stuff like that, But man, if I was at
Speaker 2: a show and I saw somebody bombing and then they
Speaker 2: broke out in the animal voice, oh my god, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't die.
Speaker 12: I'd be like, cute up the video and just do that,
Speaker 12: just like a random cat video, and I'm just sitting
Speaker 12: there like, man, I would be dead inside skeleton again.
Speaker 1: Just put the shorts on me, because I love. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna front.
Speaker 2: When somebody's doing really really good, I'm silent because I'm listening. Actually,
Speaker 2: that's why I love watching stand up on TV, because
Speaker 2: there's nobody around you to laugh over what the next
Speaker 2: joke might be. You know, sometimes comedians y'all tell jokes
Speaker 2: and then it'll be just like a something small. You'll
Speaker 2: sandy your breath, but you'll miss it because everybody laughing.
Speaker 1: So I like to listen.
Speaker 2: So when somebody's really good, I'm like, like really intently
Speaker 2: listening and might chuckle.
Speaker 1: But when somebody's bombing, I'm dying.
Speaker 12: I don't know the words. I don't know why, man,
Speaker 12: I'll be feeling bad. I hate laughing at the bomb
Speaker 12: because I too could be a victim of the bomb.
Speaker 12: You know, no comedians is above the bomb. Every comedian
Speaker 12: is bomb. So I'm always scared the karma is gonna
Speaker 12: come back. So I just be like, damn man. But
Speaker 12: if a comedian is cocky and they bomb, I love it.
Speaker 12: Oh I'll be I'll be eating it up back there.
Speaker 12: I'll be be a full course meal. But like you
Speaker 12: thought she was just gonna go up that rip.
Speaker 1: I think the thing that makes me laughing I like
Speaker 1: seeing people trying to dig their way out of that hole.
Speaker 12: If you don't ask you up there taking the air,
Speaker 12: I'll be like, he loves that, like he loves this show.
Speaker 1: He always talks about the God don't do that. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to say the person, but he talks about
Speaker 1: the show all the time. Who is you? That's my man?
Speaker 1: And he's over that. He don't got to scrub from
Speaker 1: the internet.
Speaker 3: Wait, somebody bombs at the garden years years.
Speaker 1: Years, Yes, but it was so funny. I mean, the
Speaker 1: best one ever.
Speaker 3: Dang, that's an epic bomb.
Speaker 1: No that's my guy. I don't want to bring that
Speaker 1: up now. I'll tell you late. I tell you super funny.
Speaker 1: By the way, is super four years he just had a.
Speaker 3: Bad is he black?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: He's been around for this.
Speaker 1: Did that one show? Was just yeah, he's been it's
Speaker 1: like fifteen years ago. Trying to figure it out. What
Speaker 1: do you have on? What city? He doing? You come
Speaker 1: on every every eight years?
Speaker 3: You come up here nine years? No, I was here? Uh,
Speaker 3: last time I was in New York? Was was it Caroline?
Speaker 12: So I want to say twenty twenty two? Maybe maybe
Speaker 12: it was twenty one twenty Caroline's closing. Yeah, so I
Speaker 12: think that was the last time I came out here.
Speaker 3: Solo.
Speaker 12: Me and Kevin going on on tour. Me and Kevil
Speaker 12: on stage, going on tour in September, the Ball Brothers
Speaker 12: Tour starting September through November. You can get tickets on
Speaker 12: Kevi on stage dot com right now. It's gonna be
Speaker 12: on more links to but we start.
Speaker 3: That in September.
Speaker 1: That's dope man, traveling to traveling the country, getting money
Speaker 1: with your friends.
Speaker 3: It's the best, just the best.
Speaker 12: That's what I want to doing stand up and we
Speaker 12: appreciate you for joining us, Tony, thanks for having me, and.
Speaker 1: Subscribe to Tony's podcast to wherever you listen to podcasts.
Speaker 3: At Yes, Verbal Cardio get in on that, and we
Speaker 3: got the Ball Brothers podcast as well.
Speaker 1: Well, it's the Breakfast Club. It's Tony Baker.
Speaker 13: Yes, warning, everybody's DJ n V, Jess Hilarius, Charlamane God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Now you got a positive note.
Speaker 2: Positive note is simply this, and this is something that
Speaker 2: I live by. It's a quote that I love. The
Speaker 2: content of your character is your choice day by day.
Speaker 2: What you choose, what you think, and what you do
Speaker 2: is who you become.
Speaker 1: Have a great day, Breakfast Club, bitch, is you don'na
Speaker 1: finish or y'all done