Speaker 1: Good morning in Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo Charlamagne the God Peace to up playing.
Speaker 1: It is Friday, Yes, it's Friday. It is Friday.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: No need to see there and act like we're not
Speaker 1: tired just because we're on BT. The weekend is here,
Speaker 1: the weekend his Head is going to be an amazing weekend.
Speaker 1: You hear me, an amazing weekend. Judy Bloom's documentary Forever
Speaker 1: comes out the day on Amazon Prime.
Speaker 2: I believe it is.
Speaker 1: I'm excited about that because you know big Bloom energy
Speaker 1: over here. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is tomorrow and
Speaker 1: Atlanta at Pullman Yards that sold out, and then Ryan
Speaker 1: Garcia and Jevonte Davis fight tomorrow night. So it is
Speaker 1: a great weekend. A lot going on this weekend, lot
Speaker 1: of content, well at least for me.
Speaker 2: Yes, in my world.
Speaker 1: Last night I got a full night sleep. It felt
Speaker 1: so good man, twenty hours you get I went to
Speaker 1: sleep put like his ice sy. None of the games
Speaker 1: I've seen half the next game, So talking about let
Speaker 1: me tell you what happened.
Speaker 4: So yesterday was my daughter's first day in school. Yeah,
Speaker 4: her first day in school. She's seventeen months okay, so
Speaker 4: it was her first day in school.
Speaker 1: So I guess school really burnt her out and she
Speaker 1: wasn't trying to do nothing.
Speaker 2: So at about seven o'clock she was knocked out.
Speaker 1: That's all you need, and that's what I needed right
Speaker 1: then and there after when she got home, she ate
Speaker 1: and she went out. Only rookie parent, my goodness, only
Speaker 1: rookie parents stay up, stay up after their kids go
Speaker 1: to sleep. When you learned that when you got young kids,
Speaker 1: when they go to bed, you'll ask you to go
Speaker 1: to sleep. Yes, my my iPhone tells me that at
Speaker 1: seven twenty that my bedtime is in the hour, you
Speaker 1: knowing the kid's bedtime is.
Speaker 2: Around the same time. Yeah, my kids a bedtime on.
Speaker 1: They washed up and they eating and in that bed.
Speaker 1: I'm right behind him. And I did stay up last
Speaker 1: night to watch the ketchup on a little Dickey Dave effects,
Speaker 1: but I was only that that was only till about
Speaker 1: nine fifteen after that knocked out. That's what life has
Speaker 1: come to people, You know what I mean? How many
Speaker 1: hours of sleep you get last night eight dropping the
Speaker 1: clues bombs for you. Okay, you got seven to eight
Speaker 1: hours of sleep last night. I respect you on a
Speaker 1: whole different level. You got your priorities in order.
Speaker 4: All I know is, boy, that school put my baby
Speaker 4: to sleep. Boy, and she had a great day of school.
Speaker 4: That was her first day. She had a great day.
Speaker 4: I love it because I could watch you on the
Speaker 4: cameras all day long.
Speaker 1: But good.
Speaker 2: When I picked up, she was tired and I needed that.
Speaker 2: She needed it, but I need it.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: We're bright out in bushytail. We want to enjoy the
Speaker 2: day to day.
Speaker 1: Okay, because I was talking about my tailor, I read
Speaker 1: this morning that Isaac Newton said the end of the
Speaker 1: world will be in twenty and sixty, so we only
Speaker 1: got about forty more years lost time. Let's enjoy every day. Well,
Speaker 1: let's get the show crack. And we got a bunch
Speaker 1: of people joining us this morning. Chloe Bailey will be
Speaker 1: joining us. My cousin Chloy will be here to talk
Speaker 1: that new album in pieces and Pieces. Yes, praise the
Speaker 1: movie and a whole lot more. You say that the movie,
Speaker 1: I don't know about all that. And also Jim Jones
Speaker 1: Capito will be joining us. He's been in the trending
Speaker 1: the news recently talking about how he feels between Drake
Speaker 1: and jay Z and also push the t shit and
Speaker 1: be in the top fifty and just the projects. And
Speaker 1: just know that whatever Jim Jones says is just his opinion.
Speaker 1: That's correct. Correct, it's just his opinion.
Speaker 2: Correct. All right, we got front page news. Next it
Speaker 2: don't move figure out.
Speaker 1: That's right. It's the Breakfast Club the Morning. Oh we
Speaker 1: got a worldwide exclusive too. I haven't heard it.
Speaker 2: Yes, let's listen to this together.
Speaker 4: This is the Weekend and Future and it's called Double Fantasy.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club Morning Morning, everybody. It's the j
Speaker 4: Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. That
Speaker 4: was the Weekend and Future Double Fantasy. That's a little
Speaker 4: skating ring bop.
Speaker 1: Okay, I haven't skated in years, but that song definitely
Speaker 1: is a roller ring music. That's the kind of music
Speaker 1: make you write a little letter. Whill you go with me?
Speaker 2: Yes and no?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Check a box? Yeah, a little bop, little bob.
Speaker 4: All right, well, let's get to the front page news.
Speaker 2: Start off with sports.
Speaker 1: Now, the next beat, the seventh oh sorry, seven to
Speaker 1: six is beat the next one O two ninety seven.
Speaker 1: The Suns beat the Clippers one twenty nine, one twenty four,
Speaker 1: and the Warriors beat the Kings one fourteen to ninety seven. Okay, Warriors,
Speaker 1: see they're back at home now, Warriors can win at home.
Speaker 1: They have trouble winning on the road. A good road
Speaker 1: team this year for whatever reason. And of course Draymond
Speaker 1: Green didn't play because he was suspended. Now what else
Speaker 1: we got, miss Testling? Figure how you feeling?
Speaker 6: First of all, I'm feeling good. I am in Atlanta
Speaker 6: for the first ever Black Effect Podcast Network Festival. Okay,
Speaker 6: and flew in on Southwest and I noticed you guys
Speaker 6: wait until I left yesterday to throw all this Southwest
Speaker 6: Airline shade for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that dude from Orlando that was on the Southwest.
Speaker 1: Was any crying babies on your flight?
Speaker 5: Test?
Speaker 7: It was not, But that had nothing to do with Southwest.
Speaker 7: It was that gentleman that called, well, not gentlemen, but
Speaker 7: that idiot that caused the problem.
Speaker 6: But I shout out to you for throwing that shade
Speaker 6: when I left, though.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you made it safely on Southwest. You one
Speaker 1: of the blessed ones.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about this former pro wrestler. Now he's
Speaker 4: charged with welfare fraud.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 6: While House Republicans are trying to cut food stamp benefits,
Speaker 6: which we're going to talk about later this morning, rich
Speaker 6: people in Mississippi are running welfare scams from the food program.
Speaker 6: Former professional wrestler Ted Teddy the Bias junior of Madison, Mississippi. Yes,
Speaker 6: the million dollars, million dollars worth of schemes. He received,
Speaker 6: sham company contracts and misspent millions of dollars of welfare
Speaker 6: money that was supposed to help some of America's most needy,
Speaker 6: most neediest people. The indictment is the latest development in
Speaker 6: an ongoing Mississippi corruption case involving wealthy and well connected
Speaker 6: people receiving contracts from the state Department of Human Services
Speaker 6: from twenty sixteen to twenty nineteen. Now, according to the indictment,
Speaker 6: Davis directed funds from the Emergency Food Assistance Program and
Speaker 6: the Temporary Assistance for Needed Families to buy a vehicle,
Speaker 6: a boat, and for a down payment on a house,
Speaker 6: among other things. He is charged with one count of
Speaker 6: conspiracy to commit wirefraud and to commit theft concerning programs
Speaker 6: receiving federal funds, six council wire ruh, two counts of
Speaker 6: theft concerning programs receiving federal funds, and four counts of
Speaker 6: money laundering.
Speaker 7: Now, when I.
Speaker 6: Read this story, it reminded me of the great Fannie
Speaker 6: lou Hamer and what she said about Mississippi in nineteen
Speaker 6: sixty eight.
Speaker 3: Take a listen, Mississippi is still a very rough place. No,
Speaker 3: people is not just walking up like they used to
Speaker 3: do in the past, walking out, No shooting a man
Speaker 3: down or getting maybe two or three hundred people carrying
Speaker 3: you out and linking you. But it's it's in a
Speaker 3: small settled way.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know, they let you starve to death and not
Speaker 3: give you jobs. These are some of the things that's
Speaker 3: happening right now in Mississippi. See, Mississippi is not actually
Speaker 3: Mississippi's problem. Mississippi is a miracle's problem.
Speaker 2: Mm mmde.
Speaker 6: That was fifty five years ago. Uh, Fanny lou Hamer
Speaker 6: was talking about Mississippi. So this is another examples. So
Speaker 6: if he is convicted of this, he will face five
Speaker 6: years in prison for the conspiracy count and up to
Speaker 6: twenty years for each wire fraud count in ten years
Speaker 6: for the count of theft concerning programs with federal fun.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you, Ted Dbossi, Rick Flair would never
Speaker 1: And what makes rich Americans think that if they cut
Speaker 1: welfare that's gonna work out for them? Like if people
Speaker 1: can't eat, if people can't afford food, who you think
Speaker 1: they're eventually gonna come after? They coming where the wealth
Speaker 1: is at You jeopardizing your own safety and your own
Speaker 1: well being because those same people that's starving gonna find
Speaker 1: a way to survive, and that survival is gonna come
Speaker 1: from taking what you got.
Speaker 2: Best believe that.
Speaker 6: Yep, we're gonna talk about that more next hour about
Speaker 6: how they are trying to cut the food stamp program.
Speaker 2: All right, well, thank you, Tess. We'll see in a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest is next eight hundred five
Speaker 4: eight five one oh five one. If you need to
Speaker 4: vent phone lines wide open again. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 4: five one oh five to one, Get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast, it's Ted Deboxi's son, Teddy Jr. It's
Speaker 1: the junior at the Junior a million dollar So okay,
Speaker 1: a million dollar son. Yes, all right, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 1: How you feeling?
Speaker 10: I'm better now, how are you doing?
Speaker 11: Good?
Speaker 1: What's monny, Mariah?
Speaker 2: Talk to us?
Speaker 10: Uncle Charla?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what's happening?
Speaker 7: Oh wow?
Speaker 10: Okay, So I have to have some things to get
Speaker 10: off my sat. First, I want to say I appreciate, Charla,
Speaker 10: how you put one or support. I am a very
Speaker 10: very stressed over word teacher in Georgia, and I just
Speaker 10: want to say I need people to just having a
Speaker 10: better level of respect for us because it's really really
Speaker 10: hard out here.
Speaker 12: But also I.
Speaker 10: Need people to respect on my bank account. I'm working
Speaker 10: way too hard to be as broke as I am.
Speaker 1: My mother My mother was a school My mother was
Speaker 1: a public school teacher, and she the most she ever
Speaker 1: made in Berkeley County Monks Corner was I think thirty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: She said, wow a year.
Speaker 12: Oh sweet tears.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's about the equivalence too. So yeah, I just
Speaker 10: want to deal with that because the I R S
Speaker 10: is that's be coming from me because even as a
Speaker 10: brokere I owe I need to tax you, and I
Speaker 10: don't know how that happens.
Speaker 1: I feel like teachers should be taxing them. Don't you
Speaker 1: feel like teachers should be teaching them if you work
Speaker 1: at a public school, I think so.
Speaker 10: Yes, my life will be so much easier.
Speaker 12: But you know, here we are.
Speaker 10: And the second thing I want to say, if I
Speaker 10: need people to get rid of this rational idea that
Speaker 10: family is supposed to just ride or die no matter what.
Speaker 10: If family is jeopardized in your piece, they can go
Speaker 10: just like the next person.
Speaker 1: That's right, That's exactly right. My therapist tells me the
Speaker 1: same thing. I've been realized that way before therapy, thor
Speaker 1: that that's part of boundaries.
Speaker 2: Family some of the first people you end up cutting
Speaker 2: off in your life.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but then I'm the bad guy when I speak
Speaker 10: up for myself. But I'm just over it. I got
Speaker 10: a really badball call from my brother yesterday. That's just
Speaker 10: one question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you when you pray to God to take
Speaker 1: negativity out your life, He's not swinging at uh, you know,
Speaker 1: just just things. He's swinging at spirits and energy, and
Speaker 1: sometimes that spirit and energy consistent people in your family
Speaker 1: might be your brother, your mother, your sister. It is
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 10: Oh, kah Oh. I needed to hear that.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yes, what grade do you teach?
Speaker 11: Marian?
Speaker 10: I am an eighth grade history teacher?
Speaker 1: Okay, everybody Georgia history and let me tell you very problematic.
Speaker 12: But here we are.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna buy you lunch today. Mariah, what's your cash app?
Speaker 1: Tell us your cash.
Speaker 10: App, Uncle, Charlotte. My cash app is, of course, the
Speaker 10: money signed Riah r I A H and lex.
Speaker 1: L e x r I A H and the letter
Speaker 1: what lex no l l e x like lex at
Speaker 1: ryo oh money signed Riya lex Mariah Colon, I see you.
Speaker 10: Hello, wait, put some respect on me on.
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican, Mariah Cologne. I'm gonna send you some money
Speaker 1: from lunch man. Enjoy your day.
Speaker 10: Honestly, I love the lunch. But what's up with this podcast?
Speaker 12: That's abbot to Moore.
Speaker 1: I'm here you in Atlanta. Yes, Eddie, get her email, man,
Speaker 1: see if we can get Mariah some tickets. I know
Speaker 1: we sold out. I don't know what we got, but
Speaker 1: I'll see what I can figure out. Eddie, get her.
Speaker 1: Make sure you get me Rid's email. I'm talking to
Speaker 1: our producer Ddie off the air. Hold on.
Speaker 2: We're gonna put your hold. Okay, yep, thank you.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five one.
Speaker 2: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Good morning, the breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 13: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 13: one o five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 13: on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who this?
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 8: Good morning bro?
Speaker 1: What the hell was that.
Speaker 10: I was drinking water?
Speaker 1: I'm about to say, don't call up here. You know,
Speaker 1: you and your boyfriend doing what y'all doing?
Speaker 2: Canky on a Friday.
Speaker 12: Leave us out of it.
Speaker 8: Okay, glad you, good morning, and how much I appreciate that.
Speaker 8: And that's where it say about a halfy Friday. And
Speaker 8: also sala Mani, I want to get your advice or something. Yes, sir, well,
Speaker 8: I'm know Salamni, you're always talking about all black kings
Speaker 8: and this is you know, just try to keep those
Speaker 8: black people encouraged. And so man I wouldn't read I'm gird,
Speaker 8: you know, trying to get into spiritual walk and everything.
Speaker 8: And I want to ask you, chalae man, how you
Speaker 8: ever read the second page of the Bible?
Speaker 1: The second page?
Speaker 8: Yeah, not Genesis. There's a page on the second page
Speaker 8: of the Bible. If you got it in a free time,
Speaker 8: would you read that in your spare time and just
Speaker 8: give a feedback on the radio window you whenever you can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's the chapter though?
Speaker 2: What's the chapter in verse?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: What did it?
Speaker 2: Just read the second page of the Bible?
Speaker 1: That's random?
Speaker 8: Yeah, right after the first page that says a whole
Speaker 8: about the second page. It's a letter address. And I
Speaker 8: buy flip when I seen that. This page says something
Speaker 8: about how the American government don't supposed to run this
Speaker 8: land because I'm all about the injustice here that goes
Speaker 8: on in the ward and for I believe that, you know,
Speaker 8: the world is so corrupt because we as black Americans
Speaker 8: didn't get a fair shot to knowing God, Like we
Speaker 8: got God through slavery and everybody else got God through love.
Speaker 8: And we know that God is good than the Kingdom
Speaker 8: of Heaven of love, and we know slavery is not love.
Speaker 8: And I think because of that, our our race is
Speaker 8: just like this is an aftermath of like lying on
Speaker 8: God when we know God don't lie. And if God
Speaker 8: say I'm building the Kingdom off of love, you know,
Speaker 8: who gives the Europeans a right to put us a slaves.
Speaker 8: They call it God love.
Speaker 1: I feel what you're saying, and I do. I do
Speaker 1: feel like America is never gonna, you know, get get
Speaker 1: on the right track until it takes care of its
Speaker 1: original sin it has. It has to have atonement for
Speaker 1: its original sin, which was the enslaving of Africans. I
Speaker 1: agree with that. Hello Indigenous people, Hey, this is from
Speaker 1: two level.
Speaker 2: Hey, lamar, get it up your chest.
Speaker 1: Tugalo, Mississippi.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I wanted to talk about the welfare with Ted
Speaker 12: wi Ashen Junior man. It's been going on longer than
Speaker 12: than the twenty sixteen I think I heard about it before.
Speaker 12: Was a round back in two thirteen. It seemed like
Speaker 12: all of white want to just take over the money
Speaker 12: from Mississippi, even though we ain't got that much.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, that's the same thing with Brett fav
Speaker 1: You know he was you know, remember all the hot
Speaker 1: water he was in for his connection to the welfare scandal.
Speaker 1: Was that seventy seven million dollars of money that was misappropriated.
Speaker 12: Yep, Yeah, I'm gonna make me feel better about people
Speaker 12: getting TVP loans out of here.
Speaker 1: The only difference is we go to jail definitely when
Speaker 1: we do our fraud and our scamming for PPP loans,
Speaker 1: they don't.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get it off your chest eight hundred
Speaker 4: and five eight five one oh five to one. If
Speaker 4: you need e vent you can hit this up when
Speaker 4: we come back. We got your room and report. We
Speaker 4: got to tell you about.
Speaker 1: Designer, Remember Designer Panda Panda pain and the pand dependent.
Speaker 4: Well, uh, he exposed himself on the plane. We'll give
Speaker 4: you the updates to what happened with that, So don't
Speaker 4: go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club on the et the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Show me that video early day with that teacher in
Speaker 1: Rocky Mountain, North Carolina. I see what happens putting hands
Speaker 1: on that student and drop on the clues bonds to
Speaker 1: that teaching. What happened the student put hands on the
Speaker 1: teacher because the teacher took her phone and she got
Speaker 1: mopped up, telling all the other students, y'all just gonna
Speaker 1: sit here and let her do this to me, You
Speaker 1: damn damness putting your hands on that grown woman.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all.
Speaker 1: Right, well, let's get to the room.
Speaker 2: Let's let's talk blue.
Speaker 14: Checks or you gossip chatting? God, this is the Rumer report.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 2: is where the tea spells right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: If you went to your Twitter yesterday, you probably realized
Speaker 4: that the blue checks are gone for most of you
Speaker 4: all right now. Twitter removed blue checks from damn near
Speaker 4: everybody from all the legacy verified accounts, including Beyonce, Lady
Speaker 4: gat Got, Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, Oprah, myself, mine is going.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Charlamagne's is going to.
Speaker 1: Look. I don't be on Twitter. I ain't been on
Speaker 1: Twitter in like five years.
Speaker 2: Yes, look, and if you want that blue check, they
Speaker 2: want you to pay.
Speaker 1: Let me see if my blue check gone? Uh turn
Speaker 1: on notifications. Yep, I ain't got no blue check.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: Well, look, care let's Lebron James does? Did get his
Speaker 1: blue check?
Speaker 15: Back?
Speaker 2: You paying for that?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 4: People assumed he paid for it, but Elon Musk insinuated
Speaker 4: that he's personally paying for some of celebrities blue checks,
Speaker 4: like Lebron James.
Speaker 2: So Elon Musk played for Lebron's blue check. I can
Speaker 2: care less about Twitter.
Speaker 1: Twitter.
Speaker 2: It's not good for my mental health. That's why I
Speaker 2: got off twittered.
Speaker 1: Five. Let me see what time I have been on
Speaker 1: Twitter twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, something like that. You know,
Speaker 1: I let I let like if I'm promoting the TV
Speaker 1: show or promoting something, I let the you know, people
Speaker 1: have access to it to post that. But other than that,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Now, there was a Kanye West sighting. Now Kanye West
Speaker 4: and his wife were at the Fair of God's show
Speaker 4: at the Hollywood Bowl Wednesday night. He was dressed up
Speaker 4: at fully massed out.
Speaker 2: He still got a blue check.
Speaker 4: I'm not show if Kanye got a blue check. But
Speaker 4: and and his wife were fully masked out. You couldn't
Speaker 4: see him. Know, they were those funny outfits where you
Speaker 4: can't see none of their face at all, and they
Speaker 4: got to look through like a sheet or something to
Speaker 4: see through.
Speaker 1: Every day is Halloween?
Speaker 4: That yet pretty much so he was at that fashion show.
Speaker 4: If you were looking for him, and he was looking now,
Speaker 4: because you know, there's a sighting every once in a while,
Speaker 4: they'd been like, where's Kanye, Where's Kanye?
Speaker 2: Well that's where he was.
Speaker 4: Now Designer Kanye's ex artist. He's seeking some mental help now.
Speaker 4: He was having problems as he was on tour out
Speaker 4: in Thailand and Tokyo. They said he was feeling sick
Speaker 4: and they gave him some pills. Well, on his flight back,
Speaker 4: they said that he exposed himself on the plane.
Speaker 1: What do you mean exposed? That's all.
Speaker 2: Let's saying that he.
Speaker 4: Exposed himself like pulled his meat up. That's what I
Speaker 4: would assume. You're told that he was exposed. He exposed
Speaker 4: himself and was scolded by a flight attendant. Well, this
Speaker 4: is what he posted yesterday. He said, for the past
Speaker 4: few months, I've not been okay, and I've been struggling
Speaker 4: to come to terms with what is going on. While
Speaker 4: overseas for a concert I performed at I had to
Speaker 4: be admitted into a hospital. I was not thinking clearly.
Speaker 4: They gave me meds and I had to hop on
Speaker 4: a plane home. I am ashamed of my actions that
Speaker 4: happened on that plane. I landed back to the States
Speaker 4: and admitted himself into a facility to help them. I
Speaker 4: will be canceling all my shows and obligations until further notice.
Speaker 4: Mental health is real, guys, please pray for me. If
Speaker 4: you're not feeling like yourself. Please get help, Designer.
Speaker 1: That's right, man, Listen, it's okay to not be okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's not okay to know you not okay and
Speaker 1: stay that way. So I respect that brother for going
Speaker 1: to get help. Yeah, shout to Designer. He wasn't arrested
Speaker 1: or anything for exposing himself, they said. When the plane landed,
Speaker 1: police did come and speak with him, but he wasn't arrested.
Speaker 2: But I'm happy he's getting the help that he needs.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Shout to design.
Speaker 1: Don't blame that on just you know, some people like
Speaker 1: will blame that on just being our rockstar lifestyle meet
Speaker 1: out anyway.
Speaker 2: Nope, man going to get out. I respect it now
Speaker 2: and more. Wis L trial news now.
Speaker 4: Defensive attorney was arrested for carrying prescription drugs they believed
Speaker 4: they was carrying in to give to one of his clients.
Speaker 11: It has been brought to the court's attention that mister
Speaker 11: Manetta's has been taken in the custody this morning due
Speaker 11: to that particular issue. The Court's going to go ahead
Speaker 11: and sever mister Farley on its own motion. I'm doing
Speaker 11: that based upon a couple of cases Hill versus the
Speaker 11: State at two thirty nine Georgia two seventy eight, as
Speaker 11: well as Harrington versus the State at three point fifteen
Speaker 11: Georgia Appeals one on one, which basically state both cases
Speaker 11: read and tandem save for the proposition that as the
Speaker 11: trial court have discretion to sever even on my own
Speaker 11: motion prior to trial, and since we have not paneled
Speaker 11: the jury and haven't been sworn, I'm going to exercise
Speaker 11: that particular discretion on the court behalf.
Speaker 4: They believe he was allegedly sneaking drugs in court for
Speaker 4: his client. They said, we have increased the security protocol
Speaker 4: because they're saying that drugs have been an issue during
Speaker 4: the trial.
Speaker 1: There's no way this is a real trial. This is
Speaker 1: an episode of power Man fifty cent Courtney Kemple behind this.
Speaker 1: There is no way. How much could you possibly be
Speaker 1: paying your lawyer that they gonna sneak you drugs into
Speaker 1: the trial? Ain't no way in hell. What is the
Speaker 1: name of this law firm? I don't know what I
Speaker 1: was yelling, cat, No, that's not the same lay. Oh well,
Speaker 1: we'll say allegedly.
Speaker 4: But you know what I've been noticing, especially in this case,
Speaker 4: It seems like to me that a lot of these
Speaker 4: brothers that are locked up are going through withdrawal because
Speaker 4: maybe they've been taking these polls all the time and
Speaker 4: they haven't been able to get it in jail. And
Speaker 4: I guess family members, friends and attorneys even are trying
Speaker 4: to help them out with this situation.
Speaker 2: But that's what it seems like. I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: But if that's the case, how come these guys just
Speaker 1: don't say, look, man, I need help. Why don't they
Speaker 1: send these brothers to rehab. I know that they're in
Speaker 1: the midst of a trial, but you know, if you're
Speaker 1: going to keep putting them in these facilities and calling
Speaker 1: them correctional facilities, how about trying to, you know, correct
Speaker 1: some of these issues that these brothers have. Like why
Speaker 1: can't these brothers be going to rehab while they're, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, facing trial?
Speaker 2: I agree, Like.
Speaker 1: Why why sit in your jail cell and go through
Speaker 1: with draws? Just admit you got a problem. And I
Speaker 1: wonder if those jails do have those facilities to help.
Speaker 1: If they don't, I know the state does, maybe because
Speaker 1: they're pretty much in holding sales while they're on court.
Speaker 2: They're not you know, but I hope that they do.
Speaker 1: But when you see somebody trying to pass stug drugs
Speaker 1: and you see this happening and people are willing to
Speaker 1: risk it all to get those drugs into jail, it
Speaker 1: just seems like a bigger problem, that's right, So go
Speaker 1: get them. Them brothers need to admit that they need help,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, whoever they are. I don't
Speaker 1: know who the drugs are for, but they need to
Speaker 1: just admit that they need some type of help and
Speaker 1: go get it while they're sitting there, you know, and fighting.
Speaker 2: Try all right, all right, Well that christ is your
Speaker 2: room or report. I'm sorry, you just don't mean to
Speaker 2: bring you in this. I know you ain't got nothing
Speaker 2: to do with it.
Speaker 4: All right Now, when we come back, we got your
Speaker 4: front page news tesling figure Out will be joining us,
Speaker 4: and let's get on this joint you.
Speaker 2: Played earlier today. It's a worldwide exclude.
Speaker 4: It's the weekend feature in Future Double Fantasy, and it's
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 4: the God. We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in
Speaker 4: some front page news. Now we have to testing. Figure,
Speaker 4: go back with us?
Speaker 9: What up?
Speaker 1: Test?
Speaker 7: What's going on? Family?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, let's start off with some sports.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: Last night, if you were watching the NBA, I didn't
Speaker 4: get a chance to check it out, but the Warriors
Speaker 4: beat the Kings one fourteen ninety seven, the Suns beat
Speaker 4: the Clippers one twenty four, one nine, and the seventy
Speaker 4: six is beat the next one to ninety seven. Now,
Speaker 4: what else are we talking about this morning? Where you
Speaker 4: wanna start? We wanna start with the food stamps.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's start with the food stamps.
Speaker 6: On last hour, I played a clip nineteen sixty eight
Speaker 6: from the great Fanny lou Hamer about how they will
Speaker 6: try to take your food away, and that is exactly
Speaker 6: what is happening right now. Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
Speaker 6: is pitching changes to the federal food stamp program that
Speaker 6: will increase the number of people who have to show
Speaker 6: their working in order to be eligible.
Speaker 7: To receive the food stamps now.
Speaker 6: The proposal is a part of a larger legislative framework
Speaker 6: to raise the nation's debt limit for one year while
Speaker 6: scaling back on federal spending. Right now, many people ages
Speaker 6: from eighteen to fifty who rely on food stamps are
Speaker 6: subject to work reporting requirements. McCarthy is looking to raise
Speaker 6: that age range to fifty six now. Advocates worry that
Speaker 6: if that happens, more people will be shut out of
Speaker 6: the program. The SNAP, director for the Food Research and
Speaker 6: Action Center, Ellen Vollinger, says, is pretty feasible that this
Speaker 6: is going to lead to more food hardship and that
Speaker 6: it doesn't do anything to improve people's employability. It will
Speaker 6: just take away from people that are unable to meet
Speaker 6: the documented requirements. Now, more than nine point five million
Speaker 6: adults age fifty and older rely on food stamps, and
Speaker 6: if Republicans in the House pass this, it faces an
Speaker 6: uphill battle in the Democrat controlled Senate. So in other words,
Speaker 6: this is highly unlikely that this would pass the Senate.
Speaker 6: But I still wanted the family to know what is being.
Speaker 1: Proposed and just know the first law nature is self preservation.
Speaker 1: So when you take people's food stamps away and crime
Speaker 1: goes up because of it, you know, just because people
Speaker 1: out here just trying to survive, don't be surprised and
Speaker 1: don't use that as an excuse to be tough on crime,
Speaker 1: because you shouldn't have cut their food stamps in the
Speaker 1: first play.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, And I just want to say this note. I
Speaker 6: was an employer in Florida maybe about a decade ago.
Speaker 7: I had three hundred employees.
Speaker 6: And I know there's you know, folks that are going
Speaker 6: to say, well, they should just show you know that
Speaker 6: they're working. And one of the things that I want
Speaker 6: to point out that is not always an easy thing
Speaker 6: to do, particularly if you work part time, if your
Speaker 6: hours are unpredictable, If one week you have, you know,
Speaker 6: a certain amount of hours, the next week you don't.
Speaker 6: Right now you have to show that you work twenty
Speaker 6: hours every week. And so what happens is that they
Speaker 6: don't have that documentation in on time, then it prevents
Speaker 6: them from getting programs. And actually I challenged the NBA
Speaker 6: during the NBA lockout in twenty eleven. I came up
Speaker 6: with a program called Assist the Bench and It was
Speaker 6: one of these things very similar to this, that was
Speaker 6: showing that if these part time employees are people that
Speaker 6: don't have consistent work, they're not able to show documentation
Speaker 6: to federal programs, they lose access to a full stamp benefits.
Speaker 1: You know, I understand that. I don't understand if the economy,
Speaker 1: you know, the way the economy is right now and
Speaker 1: inflation being sky, should you be making she should be
Speaker 1: making it easier for people to get government assistants instead
Speaker 1: of harder.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, especially when we consider how much money it's going
Speaker 6: to Ukraine. Let's make sure you know that we feed
Speaker 6: our American citizens. So hopefully this won't make it through,
Speaker 6: but it's still important, you know, for folks that know
Speaker 6: what is actually being proposed.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right. Now, let's talk about the workplace tas.
Speaker 2: You have a work at a.
Speaker 4: Workplace where they got somebody in there that bothers you
Speaker 4: all the time and bullies you all the time.
Speaker 2: You ever work in a place like I.
Speaker 7: Haven't worked in a place like that, but I'm familiar
Speaker 7: with one me too.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about this toxic positivity in the workplace.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm glad, I'm glad you asked that question toxic
Speaker 6: positivity and how it's bad for your workplace now. According
Speaker 6: to licensed clinical psychologists and therapist Lauren Cook, toxic positivity
Speaker 6: is an unwavering devotion to optimism that can minimize or
Speaker 6: disregard when someone like dj mby is in emotional pain.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: In other words, toxic positivity makes you believe that you
Speaker 6: should have a positive mindset no matter what you're going through.
Speaker 6: And I actually I want people to think about this
Speaker 6: in their personal relationship as well, platonic and romantic. It's
Speaker 6: something that causes you to disassociate from your negative feelings
Speaker 6: and pretend that it's all rainbows and butterflies when it
Speaker 6: is not. Now, you may recognize phrases like goodbvibes only.
Speaker 7: Look for the silver lining.
Speaker 6: Well, those are phrases that typically gloss over genuine problem
Speaker 6: in the workplace.
Speaker 7: They may have good intentions.
Speaker 6: When they say that, but what it does is it
Speaker 6: dismisses negativity that can create a false positive facade. Now,
Speaker 6: in a survey, nearly sixty percent of respondents say that
Speaker 6: they have experienced toxic positivity from someone in the previous weeks,
Speaker 6: and more than seventy five percent of respondents admitted that
Speaker 6: they ignore their own emotions in favor of being happy.
Speaker 6: So I want to give you a few side effects
Speaker 6: on how toxic positivity affects your mental health, and then
Speaker 6: I'm going to tell you a few things what you
Speaker 6: can do to fix it. So number one, it invalidates
Speaker 6: employees feelings and experiences. Number two, it creates a culture
Speaker 6: of avoidance. And number three it triggers feelings of shame.
Speaker 7: Now, what you.
Speaker 6: Can do, DJ and B to avoid this toxic positivity
Speaker 6: is one, you can start setting up some boundaries and
Speaker 6: speaking up to Charlottagne.
Speaker 2: I'm set boundary right now. You don't this air force one.
Speaker 1: Buther Lord that no toxic positivity in this workplace continues.
Speaker 2: What else can I do?
Speaker 7: Two? You can call it out when you see others
Speaker 7: doing it.
Speaker 2: Stop doing it, Charlamagne, We do that all the time.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 2: Go to number three.
Speaker 1: That's what three test.
Speaker 7: Number three.
Speaker 6: Understand that it's okay DJ MV not to be okay.
Speaker 1: And by the way, that's the first thing you learn
Speaker 1: in therapy. It's okay to not be okay. And when
Speaker 1: you go to therapy, the therapist is gonna tell you
Speaker 1: to feel your fields. So it ain't no toxic positivity
Speaker 1: in here, because on nobody in here bite day tongue.
Speaker 2: When we feel a way about something, we express it.
Speaker 16: You fulfill your I'm gonna push back because when DJ
Speaker 16: he lost his jury, you know he was he set
Speaker 16: up boundaries, he spoke up, he came in empathetic, uh
Speaker 16: you know, and you said, you know, hey, look on
Speaker 16: the bright side, you're still rich.
Speaker 1: So that was an example of I think that you
Speaker 1: should apologize and get me a hug. I don't think
Speaker 1: that was an example of toxic positivity. I actually laughed
Speaker 1: when he lost the jury because I thought it was
Speaker 1: funny that that's how that.
Speaker 7: Was regular toxic bnic.
Speaker 2: That was just plain old tox toxic.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 2: That's all that was.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you, Teslin, and you have you have a
Speaker 1: great time out in Atlanta this weekend.
Speaker 2: And how can people follow you? Give me your Instagram
Speaker 2: and all that.
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Speaker 6: I get your feedback and go a little bit deeper,
Speaker 6: and I give you a lot of good stuff that
Speaker 6: you can use. And I always say use the loser
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Speaker 1: That's right, see you this weekend. Test actually after you today? Yeah,
Speaker 1: see today, that's right? All right?
Speaker 2: Now, when we come back, trying to hug me, but
Speaker 2: you kept trying to hug me. I think you should
Speaker 2: apologize and give me a hug.
Speaker 1: I'm not apologizing and I'm not giving you a hug.
Speaker 1: Those are called the boundaries. I'm gonna catch you and
Speaker 1: do that when I feel like I'm gonna catch you
Speaker 1: in the hauling.
Speaker 2: Got it great from behind? Got that doesn't sound right?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 4: When we come back, Chloe Bailey will be joining cousin.
Speaker 4: She has a new album called In Pieces. There's a
Speaker 4: lot going on with us. She's head it on tour.
Speaker 4: She has a movie at now, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 4: to her when we come back. I don't move Chloe Bailey.
Speaker 4: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: On b E T. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 2: got Nyla hanging with us this morning.
Speaker 4: Yes, and we have a special guest who Charlamagne claims
Speaker 4: as a family. And we say this all the time
Speaker 4: because when we announced that your album came out, he
Speaker 4: didn't even know your album came out.
Speaker 2: And I forced him not.
Speaker 1: True by because that is not true, and we played
Speaker 1: the song. I played the Missy record and the Chris
Speaker 1: Brown record that morning, but I had to make him
Speaker 1: download the Reckless.
Speaker 2: He didn't even know. That's not true. I don't know. Now,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 1: You said you bought it, right, We don't download, but
Speaker 1: you said you bought it. Listen in pieces is out right?
Speaker 2: Now? Okay?
Speaker 1: Did you buy it all right? Did all your people's
Speaker 1: online complaining making noise by it?
Speaker 2: I streamed it?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 5: This morning I feel great. I'm so happy. Like the
Speaker 5: past two days. I've been feeling like great, to be honest,
Speaker 5: the week and a half, Like before, it was like
Speaker 5: a little hockey, but tour kind of been getting me
Speaker 5: out the funk because the shows have been amazing. They've
Speaker 5: all been sold out and everyone's singing every lyric to
Speaker 5: every song. So I'm like, the love is real and
Speaker 5: real life. So I've been feeling good.
Speaker 1: Why were you in a funk? I know you wasn't
Speaker 1: letting these digital heads on the internet. Gas.
Speaker 5: I mean like you're like, we're all humans, so of
Speaker 5: course some things are going to bother you. And I
Speaker 5: think when you put so much time and effort into
Speaker 5: the art of everything, and it's really a conceptual album.
Speaker 5: My executive produced it. I produced on twelve out of
Speaker 5: the fourteen songs on there. I had a lot of incredible,
Speaker 5: amazing talent on the project. So I was just like,
Speaker 5: it's okay, come at me, bro, So I'm ready for
Speaker 5: it's next to be honest.
Speaker 2: What's the title mean? In Pieces?
Speaker 5: Yes, so in pieces it's kind of like a double entendre.
Speaker 5: So in pieces represents the pieces of my heart that
Speaker 5: has been left broken from life situations, relationships, things like
Speaker 5: that people saven you in the back. And then it
Speaker 5: also means what's left in pieces is the box that
Speaker 5: people try to put me in on who they think
Speaker 5: Chloe is, and you know, I just have to speak
Speaker 5: for myself and break through it. That's what it means.
Speaker 5: It's like the simp side. And then the place of
Speaker 5: powers has.
Speaker 1: To be difficult.
Speaker 4: Yes, these people seeing you grow up, so it's like
Speaker 4: seeing you as this young girl. So now when you
Speaker 4: break it out, into your own. It has to be
Speaker 4: difficult for your fans. I guess right, maybe maybe not.
Speaker 5: I'm really proud of my sister and I because we've
Speaker 5: been branching out on our own successfully and people are
Speaker 5: getting to like know who we are individually. And I'm
Speaker 5: so blessed that I grew up with her in life
Speaker 5: so we could go through everything together. And it came
Speaker 5: to a point where we were so dependent on one another,
Speaker 5: like we were Siamese twins. So what forced us apart
Speaker 5: was her going to London to shoot Little Mermaid and
Speaker 5: you know, me being in la and especially with the
Speaker 5: pandemic the travel restrictions going to another country was crazy.
Speaker 5: So as stressful as it was for the both of us,
Speaker 5: we both had separation anxiety. It like forced us to
Speaker 5: figure out, Okay, who's Chloe, who's Holly. So now when
Speaker 5: we come back together, it's going to be even stronger
Speaker 5: because now we also have a great sense of self.
Speaker 2: Did y'all recognize the growth in each other?
Speaker 1: You and Holly? Like when y'all finally did get back together,
Speaker 1: did she see grow from you? Did you see growth?
Speaker 12: Friend?
Speaker 5: Yes, the crazy thing is growing up. It was me
Speaker 5: who was afraid to speak up, so like she would
Speaker 5: be the one speaking up for me, and like she's
Speaker 5: the aries, yes, she's the like, don't mess with her,
Speaker 5: and it would always be me like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: I like I don't like confrontation things like that. And
Speaker 5: so because of that, I had to force myself to
Speaker 5: speak up for myself because I didn't have my sister
Speaker 5: right there doing it for me. So now I'm very
Speaker 5: independent and very vocal and I say what I mean
Speaker 5: and I mean what I say, and she's recognized that.
Speaker 5: She's like, well, you're like a completely different person. I'm
Speaker 5: so proud of her because she's confident in who she
Speaker 5: is as an individual as well. Like we both were
Speaker 5: missing that and now we both found it. So it's
Speaker 5: like we're stronger.
Speaker 1: Did that change because you missed your sister or was
Speaker 1: it a relationship that made you change it? Was it
Speaker 1: write in your music that made you shake? What was
Speaker 1: that change?
Speaker 5: That's a great question. I think it was a combination
Speaker 5: of everything. I think it got to a point where
Speaker 5: I realized, if if I don't fight for myself, then I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna be left in the dust. And if I
Speaker 5: don't speak up for what I want and speak up
Speaker 5: for who I am as a human being. Then like
Speaker 5: it's just going to fall on deaf ears and clothes.
Speaker 5: Mouths don't get fed. So you know, throughout the music,
Speaker 5: I was finding my strength because I was saying things
Speaker 5: that I was afraid to say or speak up to
Speaker 5: certain individuals. And then from there it just grew. From that,
Speaker 5: it was like it just kept growing and growing and
Speaker 5: now it can't really stop.
Speaker 17: I feel like, growing up as women were taught to
Speaker 17: like not be so vocal. So now that you are
Speaker 17: being vocal, do you feel like you're being a bitch? Like,
Speaker 17: do you feel like like you have to turn on
Speaker 17: a new version of yourself?
Speaker 5: Absolutely not. It's not about what you say but how
Speaker 5: you say it. You can command a room without having
Speaker 5: to bark so loud, and as long as you believe
Speaker 5: in what you're saying and you don't change in that
Speaker 5: for anybody, people will respect you.
Speaker 2: Was was pray Away based on a true story?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: So I wrote that song with my girl Jassy, and
Speaker 5: I kept seeing her like three four times that week
Speaker 5: at event, and I'm all about signs like I don't
Speaker 5: feel there are any coincidences in life and I was like,
Speaker 5: so the final place I saw her.
Speaker 2: Now it's gonna be a gonna finding.
Speaker 5: Signed. It's too crazy, but I was like okay. So
Speaker 5: we passed each other going to the ladies room at
Speaker 5: the studio and I was like, I got back in
Speaker 5: my session, I said. So I texted her. I was like,
Speaker 5: can you come in here? And she played me a
Speaker 5: few demos and it was the skeleton of Pray It Away.
Speaker 5: It was originally called Church. I was like, I'm in
Speaker 5: love with this because I loved how open it was.
Speaker 5: It was completely raw and honest, and for me, I've
Speaker 5: always learned to just be the bigger person and turn
Speaker 5: the other cheek. And it's like sometimes you do want
Speaker 5: to get down and dirty and get on that person
Speaker 5: same level, but I will never give anyone that power
Speaker 5: over me. So it's like, you know, I'm gonna pray
Speaker 5: it away. So it was quite easy to finish out
Speaker 5: the song because there has been people who have tried
Speaker 5: me and I love it. I really did.
Speaker 1: When the last time you really wanted a person hurt,
Speaker 1: because that's what the song is. That's what the song
Speaker 1: is about, you on a person to pray it away.
Speaker 5: I think the last time I felt like I wanted
Speaker 5: somebody to hurt five days ago?
Speaker 1: Yeah days?
Speaker 5: How long? Yeah hurt?
Speaker 18: Though you don't really mean hurt. You just mean like
Speaker 18: you want them to feel how you feel.
Speaker 5: Yes, like, But the thing is, we never have to
Speaker 5: do the work like karma speaks for itself, you know,
Speaker 5: So never give someone power to get you out of
Speaker 5: your characters.
Speaker 17: But you've never been like or you don't believe in
Speaker 17: like Spike, like I got to get my get back.
Speaker 17: I don't because I don't want it to come back
Speaker 17: to me in turn, so I just let them dig
Speaker 17: themselves in a ditch.
Speaker 1: Well, wait a minute, there's a recond on the album
Speaker 1: that pisses me off, and it's cheat backs off.
Speaker 5: Okay, so why is it? Why does it piss you off?
Speaker 18: That's cruel double standard.
Speaker 5: This is hypothetically speaking an alternate universe. You're with someone
Speaker 5: she continues to cheat time and time again because you
Speaker 5: love her so much, and she keeps saying she's gonna
Speaker 5: change you stay. But at a certain point, aren't you
Speaker 5: gonna want to get something back? So you don't feel
Speaker 5: like a yes.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, I'll just break up with her, though.
Speaker 5: Will you? We're cancers. Okay, okay, see my point.
Speaker 1: But have you ever been in that situation where you
Speaker 1: had to get your you say it's not revenge, but
Speaker 1: revenge that way, because that's revenge.
Speaker 5: So I have been cheated on a few times, and
Speaker 5: it's like, in my head, I feel like I got
Speaker 5: them back after the fact, after the relationship, and I'm like, hot,
Speaker 5: you'll never know. It's just for like a little internal Damn.
Speaker 1: How did you kiss the person cheating? You said a
Speaker 1: couple of times, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the two times I've been cheated on social media
Speaker 5: and social media evidence?
Speaker 18: Why'd you? Okay, what on social media? Like it was
Speaker 18: it such and such?
Speaker 5: It was like, yeah, it was multiple things on social
Speaker 5: media and then evidence like panties and hairtops.
Speaker 1: Jesus question when you asked him, did he reply yes, ma'am.
Speaker 5: No, they try to deflect.
Speaker 18: Damn, that's my sister's or something.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 18: Did they lie and be like that's my sisters and
Speaker 18: my cousins.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know how.
Speaker 1: Cousin. They really said that was his sisters and cousins.
Speaker 18: It's a little something woman that was brown, but not
Speaker 18: another woman.
Speaker 2: Did you break up immediately or did you feel I.
Speaker 5: Did good for you, and I block because we're cancers,
Speaker 5: so I don't want to see my phone blowing up.
Speaker 5: I don't want to see loving long text messages because
Speaker 5: I don't want to be a simp and crawl back and.
Speaker 1: Hard that when you do, it's dirty, it's a rap.
Speaker 18: Yeah, do you double double back at all?
Speaker 5: I did one time and I was like nope, it
Speaker 5: ended for a reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, how we got more with Chloe Bailey when
Speaker 4: we come back, don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to Breakfast Club, Good Morning Ing.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ MV Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Now that Simone is here, she's kicking it
Speaker 4: with us, and we're kicking it with Chloe Bailey.
Speaker 2: One of your favorite records is Body Do Right Now?
Speaker 17: Yeah, my favorite one is body Dude. I feel like
Speaker 17: that should have been the single like that one. That's
Speaker 17: a good especially that the weather's.
Speaker 18: Getting warm and stuff like that.
Speaker 17: But why did you start the record like that? Why
Speaker 17: do you ever wonder who else is being okay?
Speaker 5: So I wrote Bodydo after I found the panties. Yes,
Speaker 5: And it's like, you know when someone's not good for you,
Speaker 5: but there's something within you that just misses them, You
Speaker 5: miss their touch, you miss like the connection that you have.
Speaker 5: So what I really I wrote that song in five
Speaker 5: minutes because I was quite angry. But I love the
Speaker 5: juxtaposition of how fun it sounds like it's just shaking ass,
Speaker 5: but it's quite toxic and sad. And it's like, I
Speaker 5: can't trust you as far as I can throw you.
Speaker 5: I can't trust what you tell me, but I can
Speaker 5: trust what that body do because you're right in front
Speaker 5: of me.
Speaker 1: Language.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's like what goes on behind closed doors. I
Speaker 5: think they were They were nice. I never her. I
Speaker 5: never fault the other woman because I'm not in a
Speaker 5: relationship with her. I didn't do that. I didn't touch her,
Speaker 5: smell they're not I don't know, I didn't attention.
Speaker 18: I like that you said that.
Speaker 17: I've heard a few men say, like, why why do
Speaker 17: they never be mad at the woman for knowing I
Speaker 17: have a girl and they're doing X Y because and
Speaker 17: I don't agree with that sentiment.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's I don't like how society has taught us
Speaker 5: as women to compete with each other. Like if you
Speaker 5: flip it again, if two dudes find out about each other,
Speaker 5: they're not calling each other, going back and forth. Oh
Speaker 5: so let's compare stories, right, they're just moving on because
Speaker 5: they're not you. Yeah, some of the immature ones.
Speaker 1: But I don't think no dude's gonna leave a sock
Speaker 1: and be like I want this other dude to find
Speaker 1: my sock or whatever.
Speaker 5: Some men are petty men.
Speaker 17: Do a pull up, though, but definitely pull up. Try
Speaker 17: to make it awkward or something like that.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's never happened to me. Has that happened to you?
Speaker 18: That hasn't happened to me. But I watched it different.
Speaker 5: I'd be sitting there with some popcorn.
Speaker 1: Why did you say the panties were nice?
Speaker 15: Though?
Speaker 17: Like?
Speaker 16: They were cute?
Speaker 2: She left at that she wanted.
Speaker 1: I was scared the hell out your your woman, be like,
Speaker 1: I found some cute pai. I found a cute pair
Speaker 1: of panties.
Speaker 5: And I know they're not mine.
Speaker 2: Whoa was he quick on his feet at least? No,
Speaker 2: what can you say? There's no answer to their mind.
Speaker 5: The thing about women, you know, that's the good.
Speaker 2: If he said they're mine, they are mine.
Speaker 5: I've been like, you know, baby, do we need to
Speaker 5: discuss some things?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad you have that conversation might be easier
Speaker 1: than the other one, you know what I'm saying. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, now, what was it like recording I want
Speaker 1: you to feel Me cry and make it look easy,
Speaker 1: because both those records felt very personal.
Speaker 5: So this album is quite toxic. To be honest, feel
Speaker 5: Me Cry as emotional and sad as it sounds, it's
Speaker 5: actually a quite sexually liberated song. It's double meanings to
Speaker 5: feel Me Cry would make it look easy. That one
Speaker 5: was the most personal song in the record. I went
Speaker 5: into the studio trying to just like forget what was
Speaker 5: going on in my life, and I thought I was
Speaker 5: just gonna make some fun and I heard these simple
Speaker 5: chords and I just started writing. Usually I'll go in
Speaker 5: the booth and freestyle a bunch of melodies and then
Speaker 5: like Frankenstein, it together. But I was just coming up
Speaker 5: with the melodies and writing it at the same time.
Speaker 5: And I was crying while I was writing it and
Speaker 5: cutting in the booth. And even after listening to the
Speaker 5: demo to hear if I wanted to fix anything, I
Speaker 5: couldn't listen to it for a while because for the
Speaker 5: people who know me personally, like it's a way deeper meaning,
Speaker 5: like with hidden messages and what certain things mean within
Speaker 5: the lyrics. So I'm really proud of myself for being
Speaker 5: so open and honest. And I was like, I can't
Speaker 5: create a conceptual album about heartbreak and being left in
Speaker 5: pieces without being completely honest, Like, yeah, I can talk
Speaker 5: about relationships and friends stabbing me in the back, but
Speaker 5: it's like, why not talk or cover the other things?
Speaker 5: Because mental health is real. Anxiety is real. Feeling like
Speaker 5: you're not good enough is real, Feeling like you don't
Speaker 5: want to be here anymore is real, and I've been
Speaker 5: through all that. So I was like, if I'm saying,
Speaker 5: I'm going to be honest and I should put it
Speaker 5: within the music. And I didn't really care if it
Speaker 5: sounded like a single or anything. I just wanted to
Speaker 5: speak my truth.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Are you off the Internet as much now? Because
Speaker 2: I know you're on it?
Speaker 15: You watch it.
Speaker 1: So here's the thing, because I show your therapist says
Speaker 1: that's the major thing you got to stay off for sociation.
Speaker 5: She does as well as my god mom, she's trying
Speaker 5: to still she sees me going on it. For me
Speaker 5: before it was easier to just like delete the apps
Speaker 5: off my phone. But now I'm on tour, I'm trying
Speaker 5: to promote my album. Like I can't just get off
Speaker 5: of it like I want to. It's a part of
Speaker 5: my business. So I have to like monitor myself because
Speaker 5: you can get down the rabbit hole and things like that,
Speaker 5: and I'm not going to sit up here and lie
Speaker 5: and be like, oh yeah, like nothing bothers me. I'm great,
Speaker 5: because that's a lie. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: it's like you have to fall so you can get
Speaker 5: back up and be stronger, and you dust your shoulders
Speaker 5: off and you get back up. And when I would
Speaker 5: see people say, oh, she does too much or she
Speaker 5: over sexualizes herself. I'm gonna be twenty five in like
Speaker 5: a couple months. I'm a grown woman. But I think
Speaker 5: because people grew up with my sister and I when
Speaker 5: we were younger, they can't get past that. But I'm like,
Speaker 5: you know what, I'm grateful that I'm breathing and whatever
Speaker 5: I'm stressing out about is not that big of a deal.
Speaker 1: So you said you became that, So what you started
Speaker 1: being more overly sexual on purpose or.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, no, I was changing myself. I was
Speaker 5: trying to cover up I was trying to be on
Speaker 5: stage like oh, because people like just have the mic
Speaker 5: and sing. I was like, okay, but I expressed with
Speaker 5: my body. You know, I grew up and dance when
Speaker 5: I was younger, Like it's a form of expression. I
Speaker 5: don't want to be predictable. I don't want to be mediocre.
Speaker 5: I want to be extraordinary and be like something you've
Speaker 5: never seen before. And it's shocking.
Speaker 1: And then it's strange because I remember the first video
Speaker 1: that went viral. It was the busset Chace and everybody
Speaker 1: loved you and then and then after a while, I
Speaker 1: was like, Okay, now she's doing too much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the crazy thing. Like even before Cis and
Speaker 5: I got our own Instagram pages, like that's what I
Speaker 5: don't like when people try to pit family against each
Speaker 5: other or compare sisters, like we're two complete individuals. We
Speaker 5: will not be the same. And if you go back
Speaker 5: and watch performances within the group, I was still the same, passionate.
Speaker 18: Moving, Oh there's some funny video.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah yeah yeah, and before people would like praise that,
Speaker 5: and it seemed like once I found confidence and my
Speaker 5: power within that, people would then try to weaponize it.
Speaker 5: Because no one ever likes to see a black woman
Speaker 5: be confident within ourselves.
Speaker 1: Speaking of pitting people against each other, the inter and
Speaker 1: OEt the internfl like Beyonce should have done more in
Speaker 1: regard to promoting your album.
Speaker 2: What do you What do you have to say about that?
Speaker 5: I love b and she supported my sister and I
Speaker 5: since we had our little locks on YouTube, So it's
Speaker 5: all love over here. I love her.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like the label could have supported more
Speaker 2: and push more?
Speaker 1: That's what nobody talking about. Everybody want to blame Beyonce.
Speaker 1: Where was the label at Well?
Speaker 5: I feel like it's all politics. But this is what
Speaker 5: I'll say. God's plan is always greater than any plan
Speaker 5: I could come up with. And I'll tell you why
Speaker 5: I shot Swarm and Praise this last year. I didn't
Speaker 5: know when those were coming out. Swarm, whether it's negative
Speaker 5: or positive. Everybody had my name in their mouth maybe
Speaker 5: a week or and a half or two before my album.
Speaker 5: Then I was able to use because praise. This is
Speaker 5: with universal shout out to Will Packer and Tina Gordon.
Speaker 5: I love them. I got to do this whole full
Speaker 5: press junket go on, all these morning shows go on
Speaker 5: all these talk shows, Jimmy Fallon, Drew Barrymore, all these
Speaker 5: great things to talk about the movie, and because God
Speaker 5: is so good, I was able to finesse that and
Speaker 5: also promote my album. So I am grateful that I
Speaker 5: have multiple avenues and multiple ways that I can make
Speaker 5: money and promote myself. And it's hard, but I love it.
Speaker 5: And because of that, that shows me that what God
Speaker 5: has for me will be for me. And I think
Speaker 5: that's what we all have to realize when we're fighting
Speaker 5: for ourselves and fighting for a dream, that no one
Speaker 5: can stop what God has for you.
Speaker 4: All Right, we have well with Chloe Bailey. When we
Speaker 4: come back, let's get into joint, body do. It's the
Speaker 4: breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, but with barely warning. Everybody's DJ MV Charlamagne
Speaker 2: the Gud.
Speaker 4: We are the breakfast Club. We have not listen on here.
Speaker 4: We're still kicking it with Chloe Bailey.
Speaker 1: Nah.
Speaker 17: So you talked about stepping into your sexuality on the album,
Speaker 17: and obviously we've been seeing it in the music videos
Speaker 17: and stuff like that, but swarm that clip that was
Speaker 17: trending on Twitter. People were making it sound like I'm
Speaker 17: getting clos like, did you see did you see it?
Speaker 18: I'm like, I guess, I go look at it and
Speaker 18: then I look and I'm like, it's really not that.
Speaker 5: It's two seconds.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's really not that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Christ for a fall, but that's like ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Okay, So this is man, y'all.
Speaker 2: Don't ever think about us, know right?
Speaker 5: I never think about us because God is good, lessons
Speaker 5: are flowing. I'm an actress as well. What I love
Speaker 5: about acting is that I'm not Chloe whenever I'm playing
Speaker 5: that certain character and shout out to Donald Glover, Jenny Neighbors,
Speaker 5: Dominique Fishback and Damnson, like we had the best time.
Speaker 5: And when I was shooting on that set, I fell
Speaker 5: more in love with acting. I barely wore makeup. Everything
Speaker 5: was shot on film and music. You win and thrive
Speaker 5: off of being this image of perfection or whatnot, Like
Speaker 5: you get clown for messing up or tripping or falling
Speaker 5: on stage or looking a hot mess on the carpet.
Speaker 5: But with acting, that's where the beauty is, with all
Speaker 5: of the flaws and you know, the imperfections and things
Speaker 5: like that. So I fell in love with the script.
Speaker 5: Now I totally like, didn't even connect oh, I have
Speaker 5: to do a sex scene. I've never done a sex
Speaker 5: scene before, and I was like, okay, well, I'm not
Speaker 5: the focus of the theme. It's really about the shock
Speaker 5: value of Dre and Khalid watching each other and like
Speaker 5: you see the obsession between the sister's form at the beginning.
Speaker 18: Was it awkward shooting?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: You see me for two seconds in the mirror and
Speaker 5: and you did not see titties. You did not even
Speaker 5: see crack. You saw everything. You saw everything that you
Speaker 5: see from me on stage, Like, let's keep it real.
Speaker 1: Did you have to call like when you told your dad,
Speaker 1: Hey dad, this is the scene or you know, how
Speaker 1: was that conversation still gonna be a dad my daughter's
Speaker 1: I don't care for sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I feel like dads will always look at their
Speaker 5: little girls like they're still little, and that's totally fine.
Speaker 5: I one thing I will say about my parents is
Speaker 5: that they know this is our job.
Speaker 1: And so what was it called you called the Hey dad,
Speaker 1: Hi baby?
Speaker 2: How you feeling? I just finish shooting? What did you shoot?
Speaker 10: Go?
Speaker 5: Okay, So it wasn't about the shoot. It was about
Speaker 5: when I first got it, and you know, when the
Speaker 5: agents will call and be like congrats, da dada da,
Speaker 5: And after I got it, I think my dad read
Speaker 5: the script and he's like.
Speaker 18: Oh okay, it's like yeah he deleted twitter O.
Speaker 5: No, it was just me. I had to hop on
Speaker 5: a flight right.
Speaker 1: After I met you the in and that doesn't realize
Speaker 1: how much more money they make you because a two
Speaker 1: seconds scene called them to lose their mind. Like that,
Speaker 1: all that's gonna make other people saying, Oh, we gotta
Speaker 1: get clothe in on movies, We gotta get cloth, gotta
Speaker 1: get Cloe endorsement deals.
Speaker 18: I like how you're saying.
Speaker 17: It's working when you say, like acting, you can be
Speaker 17: imperfect and the music has to be perfect. Why can't
Speaker 17: you bring the imperfections to the music because I think,
Speaker 17: like like with dope about Cardi b is that you
Speaker 17: could hear she's from the Bronx, you know what I mean?
Speaker 17: And like the spanglish she uses sometimes like why can't.
Speaker 5: It be both? Well, I do do both, but that's
Speaker 5: what people ridicule me for being imperfect, not being the
Speaker 5: type of image they want me to be. People say
Speaker 5: they want certain things and then when you do it,
Speaker 5: that's what they used.
Speaker 1: To pick on you. The weirdest thing is when people
Speaker 1: say things like, she don't know who she is, she's
Speaker 1: not being herself. You don't know her, thank you, you
Speaker 1: don't even know her.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they'd like me if they meet me. I'm
Speaker 5: a really nice person.
Speaker 4: I wanted to ask, you're on a solo out tour. Yeah,
Speaker 4: does that mean that you're not going to be a
Speaker 4: special guest or that you are going to be a
Speaker 4: special guest on somebody else's store coming up?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm definitely. I'm definitely going to see the show
Speaker 5: for sure. And it's been exciting, like seeing what I've
Speaker 5: been doing for myself, Like I've never headlined a solo
Speaker 5: tour orrever sis and I never got to do it
Speaker 5: for On Godly Hour because we were in the midst
Speaker 5: of a pandemic. So I really didn't know what to
Speaker 5: expect going into it. Like when I announced it, even
Speaker 5: before the album dropped, I was a little nervous, like
Speaker 5: would people want to come? Things like that? Every night
Speaker 5: I'm like telling my god MoMA and my team, I'm like,
Speaker 5: what do you see out there? Like people out there?
Speaker 5: Like for some reason, it doesn't click that people are
Speaker 5: there to see me. Correct and it's sold out. And
Speaker 5: I think when you're constantly used to people telling you otherwise,
Speaker 5: a part of you, as much as you don't want
Speaker 5: to begins to believe it. But then when I step
Speaker 5: out on that stage and I see it and I
Speaker 5: hear it, it's not like people are just watching me
Speaker 5: being quiet, like they're singing the words back to me.
Speaker 5: They're giving me that energy and that love. You can't
Speaker 5: fake that. You can't buy that and make up numbers,
Speaker 5: you can't do that with that. That's real. So as
Speaker 5: long as I'm connecting with the ones who love me
Speaker 5: and I'm doing what makes me happy, that's really all
Speaker 5: that matters.
Speaker 1: It was also okay to have you people say, don't
Speaker 1: ask me no Beyonce questions. I love Beyonce when I'm
Speaker 1: my own entity as right, cause I mean, I'm sure
Speaker 1: Kelly Michelle, everybody's gone through that that is standing next
Speaker 1: to that great person.
Speaker 2: He called Beyonce.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know tell yeah, I mean, she is Beyonce.
Speaker 5: Everybody wants to know about her. So I'm just like cool,
Speaker 5: like I don't really look much into it.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna be open enough for her?
Speaker 1: Exactly? About Beyonce?
Speaker 5: My family, let's practice.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna be opened up for Beyonce?
Speaker 5: I plead the fifth don't okay, okay, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: no no. I'm nice and you're my family now I
Speaker 5: do cuss.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna be opening up for Beyonce?
Speaker 5: I don't know?
Speaker 2: Gonna take that clip doing questions was gonna everywhere?
Speaker 18: That would be great.
Speaker 1: Now with all the critique you get from being by
Speaker 1: the way, she.
Speaker 2: Said she didn't know. She didn't say no, she said,
Speaker 2: she says she's not.
Speaker 1: We heard. Just all the critique you get from being
Speaker 1: a music artist, does it make you just want to
Speaker 1: stay in acting because of because of the freedom that
Speaker 1: you're getting.
Speaker 5: That's a really great question. In this past week, that
Speaker 5: crossed my mind a few times and I got over
Speaker 5: it like two three days ago.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, And I was like.
Speaker 5: When people make you doubt, and especially as creatives, we
Speaker 5: already doubt everything we do, so you begin to think like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: maybe this isn't for me, But then I would be
Speaker 5: going against the exact reason why God put me here,
Speaker 5: So why like pray it away? Never lessen yourself to
Speaker 5: please somebody else. And that's in everything, not even just me,
Speaker 5: not people in the business. Not it's with everything, and
Speaker 5: I think why I love make it look easy so much.
Speaker 5: I was in New York a couple months ago, and
Speaker 5: this was when I was like listening to the mixes
Speaker 5: and like, I'm so technical, I will obsess over the
Speaker 5: two empty seconds at the end when it comes to mastering. Anyways,
Speaker 5: I was listening to it and I saw a single
Speaker 5: mom with her child. I saw a man who kind
Speaker 5: of looked really sad with his briefcase, and I saw
Speaker 5: a homeless man. All while like make it look easy,
Speaker 5: make it look easy, to make it look easy was playing,
Speaker 5: And in that moment, I said, Okay, I'm doing what
Speaker 5: I've been praying for. That I healed through my music
Speaker 5: because it's bigger than me, Like when I leave this world,
Speaker 5: I want my music to make a difference when people
Speaker 5: come to me and tell me. Because I'm open about
Speaker 5: my mental health journey, and you know how I was
Speaker 5: struggling with even staying here. They say that that saved
Speaker 5: them because they felt less alone. So that on its
Speaker 5: own holds so much more weight than anything you could
Speaker 5: ever put in comparison to that. When you get stuff
Speaker 5: like that, numbers don't matter. Awards don't matter. I'm not
Speaker 5: doing it for that. I'm doing it because it makes
Speaker 5: me happy. It's literally like my favorite thing in the world.
Speaker 2: Well, I got to ask you about Iheartland for me.
Speaker 5: I did like a five song concert, okay, and it
Speaker 5: was amazing. I got to do it in front of
Speaker 5: an audience like one hundred and fifty people I think
Speaker 5: of like my closest fans. And this was before the
Speaker 5: album even came out, so it was the best. It
Speaker 5: was me with a band and it was great, So
Speaker 5: I actually really love it. It turned out really nice.
Speaker 2: To be honest, it is this Friday, seven pm. They
Speaker 2: haven't told me where it is.
Speaker 1: Charl know it is iHeartRadio dot com slash Iheartland. I
Speaker 1: just want to tell my cousin that, you know what
Speaker 1: she knows I love her, and you know, I want
Speaker 1: to tell you it's better that It's something my therapist
Speaker 1: told me. Actually, it's better to be slandered than ignored, right,
Speaker 1: and all the noise is the price you pay for
Speaker 1: all of the good you do in the world.
Speaker 18: I love that word.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: You ain't download that, I know, shut up?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 5: Did you download the album? I okay? So what was
Speaker 5: your favorite song?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Now you got them, now you got it?
Speaker 5: You keep one of the bus No, no, tell me
Speaker 5: your favorite song.
Speaker 4: I'm a DJ, so I played the records in the club.
Speaker 4: So which one?
Speaker 5: Which one did you play from in pieces? Because have
Speaker 5: Mercy isn't on in pieces?
Speaker 3: It might.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Chrody Bailey, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys, I love you always.
Speaker 2: And it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Is Chloe Balley?
Speaker 4: Yes, morning everybody, of course we are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Shout to Chloe Bailey for joining us.
Speaker 1: If you want to see the full interview, you can
Speaker 1: hit up the website breakfast Club online dot com and
Speaker 1: we're gonna play cheap back with future we do going
Speaker 1: into rumors right now. That's right, Well, let's get to
Speaker 1: the rumors. We're talking about your ex president Donald Trump
Speaker 1: name or you've.
Speaker 14: Gossip been when you chatting. This is the room report.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 2: is where the tea spells right on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Now, former President Donald Trump was on the Full Sime
Speaker 4: podcast and they did some questions where they did like
Speaker 4: fire off questions and he had to answer about Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: Elon Musk, and a couple of others.
Speaker 1: We want to end off with a little rapid fire.
Speaker 1: We have a couple of names. You say one word
Speaker 1: about them.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, which one?
Speaker 15: Smart?
Speaker 7: Joe Biden, dumb, Kim Jongen, interesting, Kim Kardashian, dis ingenuous,
Speaker 7: Ice Spice?
Speaker 15: Who the hell is Ice Spice?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: No, no, you've heard the song because plays you on
Speaker 2: the charts.
Speaker 1: But but I like it? Okay, I like it. Man.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. If those guys would have
Speaker 1: known Ice Spice's real name and told him that whoa,
Speaker 1: that would have been hilarious. That would have been good
Speaker 1: because her real name is right.
Speaker 2: That would have been good.
Speaker 1: They would have let him hear much and explain to
Speaker 1: him what munch is and then asking if he has
Speaker 1: ever been a munch? Can you imagine the ex president
Speaker 1: of the United States of America discussing Kungo lingas.
Speaker 2: That would have been good.
Speaker 4: All right, now, we got to get into something that
Speaker 4: I don't necessarily like.
Speaker 2: You're my fan.
Speaker 1: You're my fan. Put your fan out, man a story
Speaker 1: for us before pull your fan out. Just a fan
Speaker 1: might not be fan worthy.
Speaker 2: This fan worthy now little Uzi vert.
Speaker 4: You know he changed his name right now, he's going
Speaker 4: as the name Leslie Chowd.
Speaker 2: What that's his new name. He's going by the name
Speaker 2: Leslie Child.
Speaker 1: Clues mouse for a little Uzi my fan for a
Speaker 1: little Uzy because little Oozi is a sassy savage like myself.
Speaker 2: All right now.
Speaker 4: A girl on uh Instagram left the comment and said, JT,
Speaker 4: you're really taking city girls down talking about Dayton Leslie Child,
Speaker 4: which is little Oozy vert right. She left the comment
Speaker 4: says JT like city girls are down right now, basically
Speaker 4: saying that you know she's dating little Uzzivert who changed
Speaker 4: his name.
Speaker 2: To Leslie Child. I don't have enough, so the girl JT.
Speaker 4: She clapped back right okay 'letna tell you how she
Speaker 4: clapped back. I guess JT went to the girl's page
Speaker 4: and said, baby, I looked at your baby, and your
Speaker 4: baby looks like for next two times, okay, girl, please.
Speaker 2: Leave me alone. I'm not bothering no one.
Speaker 1: Okay, well for next two times, responded, just don't know.
Speaker 1: I'll throw you in the air and break you before
Speaker 1: you hit the ground. I guess she's mad because I
Speaker 1: said I can't do nothing with no skinny holes. All right, okay,
Speaker 1: well for next two times, a girlfriend says, JT, who
Speaker 1: man you calling ugly?
Speaker 2: Have you seen yours man?
Speaker 1: You calling ugly? Okay okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, just
Speaker 1: a little bad, but just more okay.
Speaker 2: So that that was that? That the that story, that
Speaker 2: story story, What was the story?
Speaker 1: That was it? They were just calling each other ugly
Speaker 1: and this that and the other. It's just interesting, all
Speaker 1: right now, Coiler lil Uzi said his name is Louis child.
Speaker 2: For that two times just called it straight. Okay, ready,
Speaker 2: but what's this now? Coiler Ray is mad at Lotto.
Speaker 4: You know why because she feels like Lotto is body
Speaker 4: shaming her.
Speaker 1: What did Lotto doodo?
Speaker 2: Little Coiler rayto did a song and this is how
Speaker 2: the song went.
Speaker 1: He said with fifty cent says I got guns the
Speaker 1: sides a little bit, those big ass guns. I don't
Speaker 1: think the blunts biggest coileerrae. That's a big ass blunt.
Speaker 4: Well, Coiler Ray didn't like it. She says, if you
Speaker 4: don't like me, support me or f with me, don't
Speaker 4: mention my name period. Ish don't make sense. I don't
Speaker 4: know none of you holes in real life.
Speaker 2: Stay in yard lane and.
Speaker 1: Leaves make everything funny.
Speaker 4: Stay in y'all laid and leave me out of the
Speaker 4: bull crap. I'd be minding my business and showing real
Speaker 4: love on line.
Speaker 12: Oh man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it looks like they've been. They're going back
Speaker 1: and forth. Folds make everything funnier, regardless of what gender
Speaker 1: you talking about. I don't love him. None of you
Speaker 1: hold okay? Oh you holds out here using Beijing to
Speaker 1: die you bibs? There you go, you stand up for
Speaker 1: that one. Who you talking. I don't think that was
Speaker 1: a dist though. I mean, I can't tell the way
Speaker 1: how to feel, but it does remind me of the
Speaker 1: fifty cent And he said I got guns the size
Speaker 1: a little bow Wow, And you say I got blunts
Speaker 1: the size of coiler Read. That's a big ass blunt,
Speaker 1: just like that would be a big ass gun. I
Speaker 1: don't think it was a diseason. But she's entitled the
Speaker 1: feel that you feel. But guess what you feel right
Speaker 1: rop about it?
Speaker 2: That's true. It's back.
Speaker 4: And lastly, we got to congratulate Martin Lawrence. Martin Lawrence
Speaker 4: yesterday received his Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Speaker 1: Yes we did this.
Speaker 2: Star on the Hollywood Walker Fame said what happened yesterday?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we reported that he was getting one, and I
Speaker 1: feel the same way as it's like, what took so
Speaker 1: long for Martin Lawrence to get a damn start in
Speaker 1: Hollywood Walker Fame?
Speaker 2: That is Martin Lawrence. You know what type of allegend.
Speaker 1: Martin Lawrence is man from the TV show to the
Speaker 1: stand up specials to the movies, like Martin Lawrence after
Speaker 1: positively revolutionized comedy. That's right, there's so many comedians out
Speaker 1: here who's who Martin Lawrence is the blueprint.
Speaker 4: For Yeah, yesterday, Steve Harvey was there, Tracy Morgan, I've
Speaker 4: seen Michael Blackson there and the host of others at
Speaker 4: the event. He spoke about that it was an honored
Speaker 4: He said, I'm very honored and very thankful to God
Speaker 4: for making this possible. He also shared that he is
Speaker 4: praying and wants to send a love to Jamie Fox
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 2: So, congratulations to Martin Lawrence.
Speaker 1: I saw every comedian and named Mama at Martin Lawrence's
Speaker 1: ceremony yesterday, So that shows you what what type of
Speaker 1: level Martin Lawrence is on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we forget I think how many things Martin Lawrence
Speaker 4: has got.
Speaker 2: Don't like.
Speaker 4: Martin Lawrence has been in so many shows besides the sitcom,
Speaker 4: besides the movies, besides the comedy, so many different things.
Speaker 1: So Lawrence, man, that's one of them. He was the
Speaker 1: first time I met Martin. I'm like, I'm going right
Speaker 1: over to state with upthing Martin. That's Martin Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: From the first time I ever met Martin. First of all,
Speaker 1: I met Martin was at the Wrinkling Time premiere when
Speaker 1: they would do when they did first put out Wrinkling Time.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, now he did Life movies. Man, shout them
Speaker 4: a larn salute to him.
Speaker 2: Oh Life is classic? Yes, all right, well that is
Speaker 2: your rumor report. Now who are you giving that down?
Speaker 1: KA two? Then for after the hour, I need Rocky Mount,
Speaker 1: North Carolina police to come to the front of front
Speaker 1: of the congregation because they got this one all wrong.
Speaker 1: All right, salute all the public school teachers out there.
Speaker 1: I'm riding with you, all right.
Speaker 2: And then when we come back, Jim Jones will be
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Speaker 2: Damn he hogged, It's time for donkey.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to beat dounky today no more. They should
Speaker 1: be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm not pople
Speaker 1: do these.
Speaker 2: Things called donkey of the day, and it really caught
Speaker 2: me off.
Speaker 1: Scars damn Charlamain. Who got the donkey out of.
Speaker 2: The day today?
Speaker 1: Well, Jess hilarious Donkey of Today for Friday, April twenty
Speaker 1: first goes to the police and Rocky Mountain, North Carolina,
Speaker 1: because y'all got something all the way wrong. Okay. First
Speaker 1: of all, salute to all the public school teachers out
Speaker 1: there dropping the clues bombs for all the public school
Speaker 1: teachers out there. And I ride with all the public
Speaker 1: school teachers. My mother was a public school teacher for
Speaker 1: well over thirty years in South Carolina, Charleston County, Berkeley County.
Speaker 2: Public school teachers.
Speaker 1: Just like our military veterans, our national treasures, and we
Speaker 1: don't treat them with the respect they deserve. Okay. Think
Speaker 1: about the fact that we entrust our babies, our hearts,
Speaker 1: outside our bodies with them every day. We should be
Speaker 1: making sure that teachers are well taken care of. So mentally, physically, spiritually,
Speaker 1: and emotionally they are good. Oh and how can I
Speaker 1: forget financially? Okay, teachers are overworked and underpaid.
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 1: My mother told me the most she made it the
Speaker 1: teacher was thirty thousand dollars a year once. Okay, and
Speaker 1: guess what that money should be tax free if you
Speaker 1: ask me, right, teachers should be tax exempt. That's the
Speaker 1: least we could do for the folks who help shape
Speaker 1: our child's minds and prepare them for the future.
Speaker 2: But now that we have established how I.
Speaker 1: Feel about public school teachers, you will understand why I
Speaker 1: feel the Rocky Mount Police are getting the biggest heat
Speaker 1: had Because Rocky Mount Police have charged both a student
Speaker 1: and a teacher for a fight at Rocky Mount High School,
Speaker 1: and of course it ended up on social media. Let's
Speaker 1: go to h I forgot who it is for the
Speaker 1: report police.
Speaker 19: Rocky Mount Police say they're investigating now a fight involving
Speaker 19: a student and a substitute teacher at Rocky Mount High School.
Speaker 19: A profanity laced video has surfaced and shared online multiple times.
Speaker 19: It shows the pair arguing over a cell phone and
Speaker 19: then everything turning physical.
Speaker 1: Take a look.
Speaker 20: Hee situation continues to escalate.
Speaker 19: Obviously to this moment, both the students of substitute teacher
Speaker 19: swinging at each other. Within seconds, the students on the
Speaker 19: ground restrained by the shop disturbing all the way around.
Speaker 19: It is important to point out we do not know
Speaker 19: what happened before the recording started or how that incident
Speaker 19: ultimately ended. Police identified the substitute teacher as Xavier A Steel.
Speaker 19: Nash County Public School System is telling us that she
Speaker 19: has worked with them since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: The student was only identified as a juvenile m That
Speaker 1: news report was courtesy of wral By the way, now,
Speaker 1: let me tell you something. I don't know what y'all saw,
Speaker 1: but I saw a substitute teacher, a Xavier Xavier Steele.
Speaker 2: I think you pronounced her name.
Speaker 1: I saw her, you know what I'm saying, with no
Speaker 1: draws on doing her job, all right, It's not your
Speaker 1: business why she didn't have draws on because you don't
Speaker 1: know what the weather is in Rocky Mountain. She may
Speaker 1: have been letting to breathe for a number of reasons
Speaker 1: that all equate to us mind in our business, okay,
Speaker 1: but she wouldn't have had to be in that position
Speaker 1: if that young lady she had to defend herself against
Speaker 1: knew how to act.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 1: She took her phone for whatever reason, and that's due
Speaker 1: that wanted her phone back. Now, so she have explained
Speaker 1: why she took her phone, and not to other students maybe, okay,
Speaker 1: but one thing's for showing two things for certain. That
Speaker 1: young lady had no business putting her hands on that teacher, Okay,
Speaker 1: substitute the otherwise, all right, respect your elders. And the
Speaker 1: reason that little girl so quick to put hands on
Speaker 1: that teacher is because she probably putting hands on some
Speaker 1: adult in her life, and said adulte has never hit her.
Speaker 2: Back because she family.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, But what you don't want your kids
Speaker 1: to find out the hard way is that outside is
Speaker 1: not like in the house. All right. You're not my child,
Speaker 1: you're not my niece, my sister, my cousin. You go
Speaker 1: out here putting hands on strangers the way you're putting
Speaker 1: hands on people in this house, You're just gonna be
Speaker 1: an eye all right, period. And the first law of
Speaker 1: nature is self preservation. So stop expecting people like Xaveria
Speaker 1: Steel not to be human. Okay. This poor woman lost
Speaker 1: her as fooling around with this little girl, not because
Speaker 1: of stress, because the little girl pulled him out.
Speaker 7: Listen, that young lady attacked me and she went for blood.
Speaker 6: She took out an inch of my hairline all the
Speaker 6: way to two inches back.
Speaker 7: She was in my space, she was behind the disc.
Speaker 7: I follow protocol now.
Speaker 1: Hardly just to get two inches in your handline back.
Speaker 1: Don't make me take off my hat and show you.
Speaker 1: Okay out here losing edges because y'all don't know how
Speaker 1: to raise y'all damn churn. Okay, Zaveria, I'm no, I'm
Speaker 1: pronouncing your name wrong, but you did not deserve that, okay,
Speaker 1: And I can hear some of y'all now, shu man,
Speaker 1: what if that was one of your kids? Look, man,
Speaker 1: I cannot say this with one hundred percent confidence, because hey,
Speaker 1: you never know, but I can say it with about
Speaker 1: ninety eight point nine percent confidence. This would never be
Speaker 1: one of mine, Okay, why simply because I've talked them better,
Speaker 1: all right, because I let them know constantly that there
Speaker 1: are consequences to your actions. And I'm old school with it,
Speaker 1: all right, born in the nineteen hundreds, nineteen hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy eight, to be exact. I tell them like adults
Speaker 1: in my life told me, don't start nothing, won't be none,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: The best way to.
Speaker 1: Keep your piece is to not disturb the piece of others.
Speaker 1: And that woman definitely had her piece disturbed. Now I
Speaker 1: have to salute the Christie Show. The Christie Show blesses
Speaker 1: us ever so often with some words from Miss Shirlene
Speaker 1: and Miss Shirlean able word yesterday that brought a tear
Speaker 1: to my eye.
Speaker 2: Can we listen through y'all?
Speaker 3: Children getting slammed on their head by these teachers is
Speaker 3: your fault.
Speaker 5: These big brandy children thinking they can talk to people
Speaker 5: any kind of way, do what they can do, whatever
Speaker 5: they want to do.
Speaker 16: They're out of order because you found and discipline your child.
Speaker 3: They think they can, uh, try to intimidate an adult, try.
Speaker 5: To threaten an adults. That's such a two teaching and
Speaker 5: even now the underworld, that's how much she didn't care
Speaker 5: that's how much she almost didn't make it.
Speaker 7: She she didn't put no underworld.
Speaker 1: She didn't care.
Speaker 17: So you think she gonna have a little restraint when
Speaker 17: your daughter, who thinks she grown, come bucking.
Speaker 1: Come on now, come knocking, bore ready to fight.
Speaker 6: She treated I like somebody off the street, because why
Speaker 6: she was acting like somebody.
Speaker 7: Off the street.
Speaker 1: Lord, have mercy.
Speaker 5: We act wrong, wrong.
Speaker 18: Things happen to you.
Speaker 5: We act like adult.
Speaker 7: Don't treat you like an adult.
Speaker 18: That's why people always tell you gotta stay in a.
Speaker 7: Child's place, Wickles.
Speaker 2: That's some.
Speaker 7: That's some protection there.
Speaker 6: There's some prediction there, that's some compassion there, that's some
Speaker 6: nurturing there.
Speaker 1: The moral of the story is stay in a child's
Speaker 1: place because it's safe there. And most importantly, think a
Speaker 1: teacher today. Okay, thank a teacher today.
Speaker 2: I have no more to say.
Speaker 1: Please let rimy mab give the police in Rocky Mountain,
Speaker 1: North Carolina the biggest he hull.
Speaker 5: He ha, he ha, you stupid mother?
Speaker 2: Are you dumb?
Speaker 1: M I ain't hear nothing but the word this morning,
Speaker 1: That's all I heard. Why she ain't had no underwear on? No,
Speaker 1: there's none of your business. Then did you stay in
Speaker 1: the child's place. Now, you need to stay in a
Speaker 1: child's place. Mind your business now.
Speaker 2: You know how sometimes we cash that people.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 1: No, you don't know why that woman had no draws on.
Speaker 1: You don't know what's going on with her? Stopping now
Speaker 1: you being to you being being to being too now
Speaker 1: just being too you want to stop? Now stop?
Speaker 2: You don't know why to lead that woman?
Speaker 1: Okay, what our situation is women don't wear underwear for
Speaker 1: a number of reasons like what, I don't know. Let
Speaker 1: it breathe, okay, all right, manya damn business chafing, Oh,
Speaker 1: leave it all kind of stuff could happening to lead
Speaker 1: people to the Lord, you know. And I'm not even
Speaker 1: gonna have this conversation. That ain't our business. There ain't
Speaker 1: no women here to talk about. Why ain't no woman?
Speaker 1: Why women nowhere and underwear? We're not gonna have that conversation. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you for that dog here today, point no, thank
Speaker 1: you for that dog in the day. I said, yes, ma'am,
Speaker 1: you have a underwear on row. Yes, I'm a lady, okay,
Speaker 1: just making sure.
Speaker 2: All right, Well we come back, Jim Jones will be
Speaker 2: joining us. We're gonna kick it with Jim.
Speaker 4: Jones compo and shot out to b e T you
Speaker 4: guys have a great weekend. Everybody else, Jim Jones will
Speaker 4: be come back at the Breakfast Club the morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: More thing. Everybody's DJ n V Charlamagne the guy.
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Speaker 2: Jim Jones so patrolled.
Speaker 1: What's uth?
Speaker 15: Jim still giving up?
Speaker 1: Hell early, bampfe you're just going to sleep?
Speaker 9: Definitely, definitely, just definitely got an hour of sleep before
Speaker 9: I got here.
Speaker 15: But it's good.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling, man, I'm.
Speaker 1: Feeling pretty good. I mean, for what it's worth, man,
Speaker 1: somebody told us to day for whatever reason, I thought
Speaker 1: it was longer, but it say you've been in the
Speaker 1: game twenty years more than that. That's what I feel like.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's more than twenty, right.
Speaker 9: Cam goun Son in ninety seven, Yeah, I mean he
Speaker 9: was outside. We've been outside for a long time. But yeah, besides,
Speaker 9: saw the ninety seven, So what's that?
Speaker 15: Twenty six year six?
Speaker 1: Still making quality music? I feel like nostalgia's back. It
Speaker 1: is like you know what I mean, which because it
Speaker 1: was a classic timeless era, so I feel like it
Speaker 1: never left. But I feel like it's a whole new
Speaker 1: generation on that way, especially with Dipset.
Speaker 9: Musically always goes musically just three sixty like everything else
Speaker 9: in life where goals comes back around and things like that.
Speaker 9: And with New York music is there for anybody else's music,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. So we got like our
Speaker 9: own sound sonically and things like that. And just to
Speaker 9: hear like the people starting to rap again and they
Speaker 9: going on aggressive beats and things.
Speaker 15: Like that makes me feel It makes me feel good.
Speaker 15: In New York. We we we've been out the loop
Speaker 15: musically for a long time, and right now.
Speaker 9: It feels good to see the resurgers that we have
Speaker 9: when it comes to us again inside of the musical race,
Speaker 9: you know what I meant, Just all the artists that's
Speaker 9: popping out here right now and putting on from New
Speaker 9: York City, I tip my hat to you.
Speaker 15: I know it ain't easy.
Speaker 1: What if it feels like nobody can perform in Harlem
Speaker 1: now without bringing somebody the whole dip set out. We
Speaker 1: actually was in the building of a night when Cam
Speaker 1: was performing oh you did.
Speaker 9: Okay, Okay, Me and jo Wells was in the crowd
Speaker 9: watching the show. We came out to support. Mysteriously, Cam
Speaker 9: came out.
Speaker 2: Do you know what's coming out? Always a surprise to
Speaker 2: you too.
Speaker 15: Super surprised. Everything with came to me is a surprise.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: It ain't like it used to. It ain't like I
Speaker 9: know this moveses and things like that. You know, what's
Speaker 9: my bast what's the best to them and all those
Speaker 9: in depths and things like that. So he's doing sports
Speaker 9: show right now.
Speaker 1: Y'all got the craziest relationship because I swear sometimes I
Speaker 1: feel like sense on tour everything is cooting and it's like, no,
Speaker 1: I had no idea it was coming out because even
Speaker 1: with the Drake, it all came out together for the
Speaker 1: Drake Show. And how was that when when Drake reached
Speaker 1: out and called and said he wanted your guys to
Speaker 1: be a part of it.
Speaker 9: That was Dope shouts and Drake shouts and chubbs. I
Speaker 9: got a great relationship with him. I got to speak
Speaker 9: to him earlier about that. You know, I think I
Speaker 9: put it out there there You're coming to all them, bro,
Speaker 9: He's like, oh, we gotta go up shouting them boys.
Speaker 9: That was a hell of a moment for us, for diplomats,
Speaker 9: for Harlem all over, we put in for all the years,
Speaker 9: vice versa.
Speaker 15: You know what I mean? Pretty dope, Pretty dope.
Speaker 1: Even with that Drake is a branch off the family
Speaker 1: treat though, because you know, I think people forget, you
Speaker 1: know how Wayne was running around.
Speaker 9: With your money and and Wayne and Wayne is our
Speaker 9: buzzing your herd, shouts da Wayne Man shouts the whole
Speaker 9: cash money washing Wayne the other day inside the Apollo.
Speaker 9: Forget how many hits that boy got, Yeah, did like
Speaker 9: two hours worfor straight just hits with a band in
Speaker 9: the back of him.
Speaker 15: Pretty dope man shouts the wheezy.
Speaker 1: I saw you get back in your director bag. That
Speaker 1: was dope, shouts the drama man. That was dope.
Speaker 15: Call me one day like are you still directed?
Speaker 9: I'm like, yeah, but I usually direct all my videos
Speaker 9: or videos from my artists and things like that, like
Speaker 9: I got something I want you to director, not necessarily
Speaker 9: a video.
Speaker 15: And then he told me.
Speaker 9: I was like, oh man, that's crazy, Like I want
Speaker 9: to shoot some scenes from Juice over and I got
Speaker 9: all the artists, I got all the actors from the
Speaker 9: original movie. You know, like you got Tupac to be
Speaker 9: like get Get, but I got everybody else, So you know,
Speaker 9: well directed, Directing Queen lot Tifa definitely was the highlight
Speaker 9: of the whole thing for me.
Speaker 15: You know, you get to direct the queen.
Speaker 9: That's that's big right there, and not just taking that
Speaker 9: away from all my apps and you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: But I'm just saying, Queen Latifa, this Queen Loti for
Speaker 9: my absolutely.
Speaker 2: Now I heard you talking about doing a dipset TV
Speaker 2: show a movie.
Speaker 15: I wanted to.
Speaker 9: I want to go to start to create a show
Speaker 9: called five Ah, which is my life in five Ah
Speaker 9: before we actually got.
Speaker 15: The fame and went on to beat being dipsetted.
Speaker 9: So that whole time inside of five Ation cam and
Speaker 9: make sure everybody was living me and selling my grandmother's
Speaker 9: apartment and things like that very instruing to our success.
Speaker 9: And it's so much wild things were going on inside
Speaker 9: of that five Ation department. I think people will be
Speaker 9: very enthused to see some of these scenes about our
Speaker 9: history coming up loosely based on loosely loosely based you
Speaker 9: don't get nobody and.
Speaker 1: Show the statute of limitations up, I will hope so.
Speaker 9: And that was a long time ago on the produce
Speaker 9: of five AH, But yeah, I mean we got so
Speaker 9: much history and with all of these shows, with the
Speaker 9: Wu Tang Show and all these shows picked in the
Speaker 9: hip hop culture and things that went on in the past,
Speaker 9: and all the stuff that we've been into, especially for
Speaker 9: New York City.
Speaker 15: I think it's only right.
Speaker 2: Well we get a dip set documentary.
Speaker 4: I would love to see you know, you guys meeting
Speaker 4: and how y'all got on and the relationship with Mace
Speaker 4: and how y'all signed and do the trials and tribulations
Speaker 4: and just like all of us, like five.
Speaker 9: H that's all a high school and just graduating out
Speaker 9: of high school err and things like that, and Cam
Speaker 9: Mace go in the same high school, Me and Kim
Speaker 9: living on the first on the same sign and they
Speaker 9: being from the I said, like all that was around
Speaker 9: the high school with the five AH stays, and then
Speaker 9: when Cam and Mace went to college, they both got
Speaker 9: kicked out. When they got kicked out from school and
Speaker 9: end up coming to live with me at my grandmother house.
Speaker 15: Used to be passed away. Yeah, both of them.
Speaker 9: Wow, So Cam Mace Dwells a few other famous artists
Speaker 9: that made it pretty successful. When this game all came
Speaker 9: out my grandmother house, she provided the shelter for us,
Speaker 9: so we would have to be in the streets, that
Speaker 9: and other.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 15: So that's what the whole five age story is about.
Speaker 9: Exactly what you're talking about, the very humble beginnings of
Speaker 9: who we were before we became diplomats and Jim Jones
Speaker 9: and Killer Can.
Speaker 2: What's so, what's your relationship with Mace now?
Speaker 4: It's weird to see that at one time you would
Speaker 4: be with all these guys when they would in your
Speaker 4: grandmother's house.
Speaker 1: Yes, y'all grew up with each other, like y'all lived
Speaker 1: with each other, Yea saying.
Speaker 15: We definitely live with each other. We definitely grew up
Speaker 15: with each other. We know each other. As we got older.
Speaker 9: We all kind of separated when out on ways and
Speaker 9: things like that, but we started together wholeheartedly. Don't care
Speaker 9: for mix too much, he tell Mace. Say some prayers
Speaker 9: world up you heard like Deck made them style.
Speaker 18: That is what it is.
Speaker 1: Is entertaining though what it is what it is? Show
Speaker 1: I like it? You do the weather match them?
Speaker 2: Do that like the size of your personality it is.
Speaker 9: They definitely, they're definitely very funny or the groop of comedians.
Speaker 9: I can't take that away from them. And they're very
Speaker 9: knowledgeable about basketball. They both grew up playing basketball. Mason's
Speaker 9: cool camp was definitely us had a chance to go
Speaker 9: to the NBA. I can't say that without with no
Speaker 9: hate and nothing in my heart. Boy was dumb nice
Speaker 9: and since he was younger doing playing starting the rock
Speaker 9: at age fifteen, they called him Camon all American him
Speaker 9: and makes to the championship in Massion Square Guarden and
Speaker 9: things like that for Mahnd Center.
Speaker 15: And stuff like that. So there was some ball. There
Speaker 15: were some ballers. So see them on the television show
Speaker 15: What Is It?
Speaker 7: What it Is?
Speaker 1: It is pretty dope. I hope they get a check
Speaker 1: for that, you know, and you know, you got to
Speaker 1: back in My Prime album would Hit Maker?
Speaker 2: I love that title. Do you do you feel that way?
Speaker 2: Do you feel like you're back in.
Speaker 15: Your prime for like the third time? But yeah, it
Speaker 15: feel good.
Speaker 9: I mean, I've been through so much and still be
Speaker 9: able to make me it got this capacity end, still
Speaker 9: be in the game, still getting records played on the radio,
Speaker 9: Still making top forty hits and things like that. I've
Speaker 9: seen a lot of people coming go, especially with being
Speaker 9: in the game so long, or get to a stance
Speaker 9: a stand still. I'm blessed to be able to keep
Speaker 9: going and keep being able to make this good music.
Speaker 9: Shout to on my artists and bg v L all
Speaker 9: the youngsters that be around me to keep me, keep
Speaker 9: me in tune of what's going on.
Speaker 15: It's a medium. You gotta have you know what I mean,
Speaker 15: Like you gotta we gotta guy each other. So that's
Speaker 15: what I'm met.
Speaker 1: Where was Where was Coppo's first prime? What would you
Speaker 1: consider it as a solo? It's solo. What would you
Speaker 1: consider your first rount? Because you say it for like
Speaker 1: the third time.
Speaker 9: Our first prome was when I was in the streets.
Speaker 9: That was music, that was that was musically. My second
Speaker 9: prime was when I was able to do the music.
Speaker 9: My third prome is where I'm at right now.
Speaker 2: Was it was it balling or certain five gangster Balling?
Speaker 9: I will say I reached certified. Gangster was my introduction.
Speaker 9: I was kind of hot off the intro stuff like that.
Speaker 9: But I think that moving into Ball of the Hustle's
Speaker 9: poems kind of like me moving into my first prom
Speaker 9: and when out was at the top of the game
Speaker 9: at that time, and.
Speaker 1: Things like that.
Speaker 9: And then they build you up to knock you down.
Speaker 9: If you're not strong enough to persevere, you won't be
Speaker 9: here next year. You know I'm still here, So God bless.
Speaker 4: All right, we got more with Jim Jones when we
Speaker 4: come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Put everybody is DJ Envy Charlomagne. He God, we are
Speaker 4: to Breakfast Club on this Friday. We're still kicking them
Speaker 4: with Jim Jones Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: Now they push your tea, reach out and push your
Speaker 1: tea reach out and say, Jim, you bug it on
Speaker 1: top fifty.
Speaker 15: I don't think push your te will reach out to me.
Speaker 15: I'm not the type of person who will reach out
Speaker 15: to me about my opinion.
Speaker 1: You hear, y'are not cool?
Speaker 9: I mean I ain't cool with him like that. I
Speaker 9: don't know him like that. I know him to say,
Speaker 9: what's up? Give them a pan? You did, and I
Speaker 9: wasn't trying to diss them, and just they asked me
Speaker 9: a question. You all get it very exciting and things
Speaker 9: like that. But I don't think my phone ain't the
Speaker 9: line to be calling it?
Speaker 15: Tell me anybody.
Speaker 1: I wasn't trying to dism but Jim said he's not
Speaker 1: top fifty. I don't think he was selling drugs a
Speaker 1: crack like that, like I mean, Ji not his own dope.
Speaker 9: I mean, maybe I might take it a little bit fall,
Speaker 9: a little bit fall. I could have said something else
Speaker 9: to give my point across. And I don't want to
Speaker 9: sit up here looking like we're using pushing T for
Speaker 9: the butt of our jok and things like that. But
Speaker 9: I mean, it's like it is what it is, man Like,
Speaker 9: we're not going to sit up here and go back
Speaker 9: and forth about I don't really care.
Speaker 15: I don't do you know? Can can you sing along
Speaker 15: the five push your T records? Right now? His records?
Speaker 1: Yes, his records? Nostalgia U push your T?
Speaker 12: Fair?
Speaker 15: I didn't know you had fans like that? Can you
Speaker 15: name five Pushing T records?
Speaker 1: His records?
Speaker 15: But can you know?
Speaker 1: But can you wrap the five push?
Speaker 15: Can? I?
Speaker 2: I can't wrap five?
Speaker 1: All right? Can you can you wrap the five?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 1: Wait? Wait?
Speaker 9: Can you wrap five Pushing T? Five Pushing T records?
Speaker 9: Not the records he's featured on. If five Pushing T
Speaker 9: Records came on right now? Could you wrap them?
Speaker 2: You could rap five PUSHD records?
Speaker 1: Could you?
Speaker 9: Could you wait? Could you rap five Pushing T records
Speaker 9: right now? If they started playing what.
Speaker 1: Do you like the hook? Could you sing them verse
Speaker 1: they came on like certain joints like No, no, sir, I'm.
Speaker 9: Saying because you rapped all right because you wrapped five
Speaker 9: j versus if they came because you wrapped with five
Speaker 9: Drake versus as they came on.
Speaker 2: No, you lying, But I've never been a big I've
Speaker 2: never been a big braake.
Speaker 1: You're lying because you work at radio.
Speaker 15: With five Drake records came on right now, you can
Speaker 15: be rapping them record because they play on the radio
Speaker 15: all day.
Speaker 2: The rapp the lyric like I could do ja, I couldn't,
Speaker 2: but he still don't and just.
Speaker 1: His foot before you did that.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna say that because I don't want to
Speaker 9: get it because Jim Way Way well and shouting to
Speaker 9: push and Tea.
Speaker 15: I love your soul, my dog. You're not in my
Speaker 15: top fifty. You might be in Charlemagne's top fifty and
Speaker 15: things like that, but you haven't done that much for
Speaker 15: me in my life, like I didn't never want to
Speaker 15: be like pushing. I didn't.
Speaker 9: I never had to push the moment in my life.
Speaker 9: I never thought like you did. Like where I'm from,
Speaker 9: you want to be like you if you was really
Speaker 9: that dude in that rapping and things like that, it's
Speaker 9: like he was influence by push it. Yeah, okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Why I pushing the misteric me two records?
Speaker 1: Okay cool? You're a very strong pushing teeth. And I
Speaker 1: don't care.
Speaker 15: Because people are like, look at Jim talking.
Speaker 9: He is nowhere near top fifty, your top nine hundred
Speaker 9: and fifty.
Speaker 1: You carry that, you think, I don't really care. I
Speaker 1: would say to push you had you know, I went
Speaker 1: to school in Virginia where push it was from, and
Speaker 1: I know push a long time. All right?
Speaker 15: Could you five five Jim Jones records play right now
Speaker 15: on this radio?
Speaker 1: Could you could you sugar along to them? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Five Jim Jones.
Speaker 9: Records play right, five Jim Jones records. You can't tell
Speaker 9: me five pushing te records, but you could tell me
Speaker 9: five Jim Jones record. You can't tell me five pushing
Speaker 9: Tea records, but you can say five. So what we're
Speaker 9: talking about. You want me get into the real semantics
Speaker 9: in this, like what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: I think push the top fifty man, all.
Speaker 9: Right, cool, but you can't. You can't put on let's
Speaker 9: start playing something, pushing T records. You said he's nice.
Speaker 9: I'm not saying nice. He's not not well that listen.
Speaker 15: Being nice and being in the category is two different things.
Speaker 1: That's what I rake the top rappers on. I wring
Speaker 1: him on actual rap, like who can really spit? And
Speaker 1: that's I got.
Speaker 2: I gotta put in the top fifty for rap, just rap.
Speaker 15: We're talking bars, So this to what we gauge in
Speaker 15: the top fifty on?
Speaker 2: It just rapping.
Speaker 15: Anybody can slap, so anybody can slide in there.
Speaker 1: I don't be knowing what these lists you were talking about.
Speaker 1: Somebody's supposed to be the top fifty greatest of all time?
Speaker 15: What are we gauging it on.
Speaker 1: That's true, That's what I want to hear. It gotta
Speaker 1: be it gotta be everything.
Speaker 9: You can't just because he could he could rap nice, Well,
Speaker 9: we could go a bunch of battle rappers that could
Speaker 9: rap nice right now and go crazy they nice as hell?
Speaker 3: You heard?
Speaker 9: Or what else has he bring to the game that
Speaker 9: did Did he make people want to dress like him?
Speaker 1: Did he have some slang that everybody was talking like him?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 15: There would be the girls, all the girls wanted to
Speaker 15: do him, Like what is the you.
Speaker 1: Did you the created slang? Which one? Sorry, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to come home like in this era with all of
Speaker 1: these rappers, who what like did he create? That's an acronym?
Speaker 2: I don't even know.
Speaker 15: Nobody even know the acrom.
Speaker 2: Besides, like, we can't forget your clip like the Clips was?
Speaker 15: Now the Clips was the Clips.
Speaker 1: That's a different, amazing group. That's different.
Speaker 9: Hard that's different. The Clips are dope. They had the
Speaker 9: record grinding, they had what happened to that boy?
Speaker 1: You did?
Speaker 9: Like? So I'm not It's not like I don't know
Speaker 9: the music. We're not gonna sit here and say that.
Speaker 9: But the Clips and Push your T two different things.
Speaker 9: I would think you would like pushing I just say.
Speaker 1: I don't you make a great album. I never listened
Speaker 1: to one whole Push your T album.
Speaker 9: Let's push out man does never I've never listened to
Speaker 9: a whole Push a T album. He just had an
Speaker 9: album that wanted to Grammy, do you all know any
Speaker 9: of the records on that.
Speaker 1: Album nominated the last album? Okay cool? Do y'all know
Speaker 1: any records on these on these Grammy nominator? Yes, what
Speaker 1: colbum is almost dry? Crampton, roll my neck, my wrists.
Speaker 15: Listen to basically because I never hear it nowhere.
Speaker 9: You heard like I never heard nowhere like no disrespect,
Speaker 9: like like you did, Like like let's get like, people
Speaker 9: don't Cruisi because let's not make this about me and him,
Speaker 9: because it's not about hearing him, because you're like, it's
Speaker 9: not about me if I'm just so like, that's just
Speaker 9: why I don't want to do no more interviews.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do no more interview Jim.
Speaker 9: Let's just Mann, I'm the local for your label, right, Yeah,
Speaker 9: it's a local phone label, Sho said everybody out here
Speaker 9: that's a rapper, man.
Speaker 15: I mean I don't try to I'm not trying to
Speaker 15: this nobody. Ain't you know.
Speaker 9: I'm a bit of a comedian that time. So man,
Speaker 9: so it surpart me for that. It is what it is, man,
Speaker 9: But just don't call my phone. This ain't the type
Speaker 9: of phone you want to call for any type of
Speaker 9: smoke you heard that's just a smoke. Detective, you better
Speaker 9: leave that phone alone. You heard you better continue to
Speaker 9: give me high fives when you see her. That's all
Speaker 9: I'm about. This is good energy. Let's continue to throw
Speaker 9: this love out there. You heard Champagne toss.
Speaker 1: And all that.
Speaker 15: We all live a pretty good life.
Speaker 2: Man, What time Jim called me? Jim called me, I
Speaker 2: said something you didn't like?
Speaker 1: Jim was like, what was that?
Speaker 2: I'm like, my bad.
Speaker 1: I can tell you, do not listen to it. Do
Speaker 1: not listen to it.
Speaker 15: I'm not the type of person. I'm a very loving person.
Speaker 1: Done some wild stuff. I see Jim say, the first
Speaker 1: comedian to walk out the building.
Speaker 2: I said, Damn, I said, I'm not walking out the building.
Speaker 1: I'm a comedian.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 1: I was terrible. Man said what was that? You don't
Speaker 1: play with me like that? Because if you play with
Speaker 1: me like that, then everybody's gonna take to play with
Speaker 1: me like that. They don't play with none of y'am. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like thennis day, we got that.
Speaker 9: We got a problem, like yo, like, let me stop, man,
Speaker 9: this God, damn, I grew up hard.
Speaker 1: Man got a part of me.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 9: I don't know, man, but right now I'm in the
Speaker 9: place of love in my heart, and and and it
Speaker 9: kind of gets twisted when people asking me, asking me
Speaker 9: these difficult questions, and I don't know how to answer
Speaker 9: him without honestly you know, you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: that's okay.
Speaker 15: Can we believe it that this is just my opinion.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 15: I don't want to push your t smoke. I don't
Speaker 15: want to end up in none of his raps.
Speaker 2: You dig.
Speaker 9: I say he's nice, right, the boy you know how
Speaker 9: to talk about some cocaine talking about Pablo Numbers.
Speaker 1: You're heard like that boy talking about you understand it?
Speaker 15: God damn it. I ain't even saying that he ain't nice.
Speaker 4: Well, the album is out right now back in my prime.
Speaker 4: Make sure you have the albums playing now.
Speaker 15: Shots a young Bird one of the most incredible producers
Speaker 15: out there.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 9: I was very blessed to be able to do this album.
Speaker 9: Very dope album. Shouts to Chrisy. This album is pretty
Speaker 9: much written about her in so many different ways. I
Speaker 9: would say, let's go with Gunshot Gunshot featuring.
Speaker 15: Being but I thank you'll, man. I just want to
Speaker 15: tip my hat to y'all.
Speaker 9: Y'all keep doing things for us to look at and
Speaker 9: be inspired by your bet move yell are the new building.
Speaker 15: Y'all got thrones that you're sitting on, You know what
Speaker 15: I mean? What could be better than this?
Speaker 9: But I seen yo, I've seen your grind the same
Speaker 9: like say what y'all see me grind and things like that.
Speaker 9: From the beginning, I know things wasn't as good as
Speaker 9: it is now coming up and things like that. But
Speaker 9: y'all continue to break down barriers inside of this journalism
Speaker 9: game and when it comes to being on the radio
Speaker 9: and things like that and taking number one morning shows
Speaker 9: and oh man, chapped yourself in the back some time.
Speaker 1: You heard, oh Man, I appreciate Youren.
Speaker 2: It's Jim Jones. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning on
Speaker 2: BT The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody's the j Envy Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. It's a Friday, so you know what that means.
Speaker 4: We do a segment called Past the ox I instead
Speaker 4: of doing the rumors. Our girl Nila Simone comes up here.
Speaker 4: Who are I busted her ass last week?
Speaker 3: And that was.
Speaker 1: The callers said, she said, you won seven to three?
Speaker 2: She won last week.
Speaker 18: He was definitely in your bag.
Speaker 2: You had me.
Speaker 1: First of all, don't feel any pressure. This man was
Speaker 1: born in the nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: He actually did mixtapes when they were on tapes. Okay,
Speaker 1: so you shouldn't feel bad about that. She did her thing.
Speaker 2: You know, we we love nah love here and this
Speaker 2: is where we do past the past.
Speaker 4: The ox is a segment where now has a playlist
Speaker 4: and we pretty much go it's on her playlist right
Speaker 4: of Some of it is new music, some of it's
Speaker 4: old music. Some of his music that we need to know.
Speaker 4: So she puts us on and that's why we have
Speaker 4: nahlahead today.
Speaker 17: Yes, so today I'm gonna start with a Jake Dila
Speaker 17: record off of his album Donut. Now, I was familiar
Speaker 17: with Jay Dilla as a producer, but I really wasn't
Speaker 17: familiar with all the records that he produced, and he
Speaker 17: produced a lot of my favorites, D'Angelo, Ericabadou, et cetera.
Speaker 17: So there's a new documentary on him on Hulu and
Speaker 17: FX that kind of just told the story of Jay
Speaker 17: Dilla and his legacy. So after that of Seme on
Speaker 17: a Rabbit Hole and the record Time that's on his album,
Speaker 17: Drake had freestyle too on one of his early projects,
Speaker 17: maybe come Back Season, But it was just cool to
Speaker 17: hear it.
Speaker 18: So first up on Past the Oxes, Jay Dila with
Speaker 18: time m.
Speaker 1: J Dilla. Yeah, for people to ask. And I think
Speaker 1: he passed away from cardiac arrest at the age of
Speaker 1: thirty two. I thought he had, like I don't know
Speaker 1: them so young. I thought he had a disease or
Speaker 1: something with me.
Speaker 2: They said that he had a blood disease, but I
Speaker 2: think I thought that cardiac arrest. I thought it was
Speaker 2: a rare blood disease. I thought it was kardiak resh.
Speaker 17: He got that soul in his production, which is fire.
Speaker 17: Absolutely not everybody can do that. So next up, we're
Speaker 17: going to keep it wrapped and let's get into HD Bendo.
Speaker 17: He's signed to rock Nation and he just dropped this
Speaker 17: new joint called locked In.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, where's he from Brooklyn?
Speaker 18: Ok Yeah, he's going crazy out here, so shout out
Speaker 18: to him. I like that record. And then lastly, I
Speaker 18: love their project.
Speaker 17: Actually it's a group called They, and they just dropped
Speaker 17: the new product but today, and.
Speaker 2: I'm serious, what do they identify as? Does that have
Speaker 2: anything to do with it?
Speaker 18: I don't. I don't know. I've never two men, but.
Speaker 15: Or just the group is.
Speaker 1: I'm just asking because that's a that's a very you know.
Speaker 17: I think the group identifies as well. I think individually
Speaker 17: they both identify as him. Hey, i'll find out next week.
Speaker 1: I want to know if that's anything to do with it.
Speaker 17: But they've been running with day before pronouns became like that.
Speaker 1: An acronym is an acronym for something or that.
Speaker 17: I just mean it's more than one, I think probably
Speaker 17: because it's more than one, but it's only two, Okay,
Speaker 17: So it could have been like it could have been
Speaker 17: we could have.
Speaker 5: Been we all right.
Speaker 17: Anyway, they just dropped the new They just dropped the
Speaker 17: new project called New Moon, and they got some bops
Speaker 17: on there. Honestly, if you're a fan of like R
Speaker 17: and B, nineties R and B, modern R and B,
Speaker 17: they kind of give you a little bit of both.
Speaker 18: So tap in you really don't got to skip anything
Speaker 18: on it.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 18: Yes, But the record that I'm gonna play today is
Speaker 18: called Riptide.
Speaker 2: Okay, I like that.
Speaker 12: I like that.
Speaker 4: I like that energy Now. One of them is from Colorado.
Speaker 4: One ers from Washington, DC. But I guess they formed
Speaker 4: a group in La.
Speaker 18: Yeah, but the DMV claims it.
Speaker 2: The claims it.
Speaker 18: Okay, So that is my three for Past the Ox
Speaker 18: this week.
Speaker 17: Definitely makes you guys download the playlist by clicking the
Speaker 17: link in bio or you can search it on Apple Music.
Speaker 18: Past the Ox and tell.
Speaker 1: Them about your Amazon shows.
Speaker 17: Yes, it definitely makes you guys tap into Amazon Music
Speaker 17: Twitch every Wednesday night. We actually just had Sean Garrett
Speaker 17: on and we had a really good conversation about how
Speaker 17: the bar has been solo for a long time in
Speaker 17: hip hop, and you know how we got a hold
Speaker 17: each other accountable to raise the bar.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, yes, well, thank you for joining us
Speaker 2: and y LA.
Speaker 17: Yes, of course, thanks for having you guys, and congrats
Speaker 17: on be et, congrats on everything.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 18: You got to doing dope things.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. First of all, call me a guy again
Speaker 1: without asking me what I identify as, and see what happens.
Speaker 18: What is happening today?
Speaker 1: Throwing pronouns around. Your generation should know better. Don't just
Speaker 1: be throwing pronouns around without asking. Shut up, Wow, shut up,
Speaker 1: tell data shut up because.
Speaker 18: You called her girl today.
Speaker 5: I mean him a girl.
Speaker 2: You just said, you guys are doing big things.
Speaker 18: I'm supposed to.
Speaker 2: Don't just assume.
Speaker 1: Doing big things. Don't just assume my pronoun nihlis is crazy.
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