Speaker 1: Good morning Usa yo 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 Yo Jess, soilarious.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Charlomagne the god Clint. Guess what day it is?
Speaker 1: Guess what day it is? Ra That means Charlamagne is
Speaker 1: running a little l.
Speaker 3: What up, Jess?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 3: How you doing? Envy?
Speaker 2: Good good?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 2: Missed you yesterday, yo.
Speaker 5: I miss Sy'all'll tell you I was. Uh, I was
Speaker 5: golfing golf tournament yesterday.
Speaker 2: What is the what have you ever golfed? Never?
Speaker 6: Yo?
Speaker 5: But listen, yo, my husband be golfing. So we was
Speaker 5: golfing and we Ray Rice and his wife. They have
Speaker 5: a foundation. It's called Prosperity Pipeline of Prosperity, and they
Speaker 5: had a golfing tournament yesterday.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: We met a lot of dope people, a lot of
Speaker 5: uh former Ravens, Ravens players, a lot of Ravens. We
Speaker 5: had they flyers out there, man. So it was it
Speaker 5: was a really dope event. And it was to raise money,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, to go to underserved families
Speaker 5: and so yeah, shout out to Ray Rice and his
Speaker 5: wife and my foundation that I have. Chris and I
Speaker 5: we started a foundations called the More Love Foundation. We
Speaker 5: do the same thing. So we teamed up a lot
Speaker 5: of investors. Came out, Man, I'm white. People played golf
Speaker 5: early early.
Speaker 1: I was like, yo, absolutely, well you know the funny
Speaker 1: slut to Ray Rice. He's invited me to every Baltimore
Speaker 1: Ravens game. Yes, but I'm not a Ravens fan, so
Speaker 1: I feel like it'd be kind of odd. So I've
Speaker 1: been waiting for the Ravens to play the Giants so
Speaker 1: I can go. But salutter Ray Rice every time that
Speaker 1: he always invites me to the game.
Speaker 3: Man, he does.
Speaker 5: And he's from New York too, so that's probably why
Speaker 5: he always extends that invite to you. Because he from
Speaker 5: New York. I thought he was in Baltimore the whole time,
Speaker 5: and now he's from New York.
Speaker 2: From New York, so I told him next year, Chris,
Speaker 2: next year.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: He played and he looked real good. And listen, let
Speaker 5: me tell you all right, so look, because he was
Speaker 5: so sexy.
Speaker 3: Playing on the on the course.
Speaker 5: Right when I got home, I tried to do a
Speaker 5: little sexy little strip Tea's form right, yo, toe gave out,
Speaker 5: gave out.
Speaker 2: Oh you fell on him?
Speaker 3: I fell on the floor.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 5: That's my big song because I'm doing all that walking
Speaker 5: all day on the course and I guess I ain't stretched.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You didn't stretch.
Speaker 5: It was just a lot, yo. It's I was stripping
Speaker 5: or whatever. And I walked up, so you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. And then the toe gave out, hit the
Speaker 5: damn floor out?
Speaker 7: Did you wash?
Speaker 3: Did I wash?
Speaker 2: What yourself? After the yes, I'm sure.
Speaker 5: We're not going straight from the course to the bed,
Speaker 5: like sure my business?
Speaker 2: You know what you have to know that I washed?
Speaker 8: Like, come on, sure, I don't know if you just
Speaker 8: came in sexy. You had the little golfman skirt off?
Speaker 5: I did you don't like that? But no, we had
Speaker 5: to take a shot. We was out there with all
Speaker 5: that piling. I did not know Maryland was number one
Speaker 5: for piling. I was I was yesterday.
Speaker 8: This pollen is different, this problem beyond people. Yeah, you
Speaker 8: real man like y'ah. I saw I saw Elvis Duran
Speaker 8: yesterday and I gave him a pound and hugged him.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, what is that?
Speaker 9: He was?
Speaker 7: He was like, I could sniff this off my shirt.
Speaker 7: What And then you know the kids.
Speaker 8: At school, like when they come in from recess, they
Speaker 8: got to wash off, like they got to wash their
Speaker 8: faces and stuff because the poling is so heavy. Absolutely,
Speaker 8: and I'm smelling more people smell like outside now.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you just straw, it's the smell
Speaker 1: is stronger now. I'm like, you've been outside all day,
Speaker 1: you can smell that so strong?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, the other nine toes though, black, Why couldn't you
Speaker 3: just say.
Speaker 5: No the big toe. The big toe controls all the
Speaker 5: other toes, so listen.
Speaker 2: When the big one.
Speaker 3: Gave out on the right foot, I was like, ah,
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 5: I wasn't even feeling no him. I'm sorry. We're gonna
Speaker 5: try get them all because all.
Speaker 1: Day, oh wow, and sloops everybody in Atlanta. I'm in
Speaker 1: Atlanta yesterday and today. Of course we did nothing but
Speaker 1: the book tour schedule, so we did interviews and radio
Speaker 1: and I just want to say thank you everybody for
Speaker 1: all of love. I was supposed to go to Kendrick
Speaker 1: Show last night, but I was tired after everything. Me
Speaker 1: and my wife looked at each other and was like
Speaker 1: nah g yeah, big toes gave out. So we said
Speaker 1: that all right, let's get the show cracked. And Bill
Speaker 1: Bellamy will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 8: Yes, Bill Bellamy is on his top billing comedy tour,
Speaker 8: so he'll be here to talk about that this morning,
Speaker 8: and Doctor Lakeisha and everything else that's going on in
Speaker 8: pop culture. Bill will be talking about Yes he did,
Speaker 8: when he did, when you walked out?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Bill Bellie, he's the homie. And also doctor Lakeisha Hammond.
Speaker 2: I hauled Doctor Lakeisha Hallman.
Speaker 8: She has a new book out called Know One Itself,
Speaker 8: made a motivational self help guide with a community oriented approach.
Speaker 7: So we'll be talking to her.
Speaker 8: And she's on the State of the People told with
Speaker 8: my good sister Angela Rai.
Speaker 1: So they got a lot going on. We'll discuss all
Speaker 1: right now when we come back. We got some front
Speaker 1: page news. Ma all gonna be joining us. They don't
Speaker 1: go Anywhere's the breakfast Slok the Morning Morning. Everybody's DJ Envy,
Speaker 1: Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne, the gud.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front.
Speaker 1: Page news all right now, some quick sports last night,
Speaker 1: the Knicks lost to the Pistons one three to one
Speaker 1: O six. The Knicks do lead to Series three two.
Speaker 1: The Nuggets beat the Clippers one thirty one, one fifteen.
Speaker 1: Denver leads that Series three two, The Magic up out
Speaker 1: of here Celtics beat them one twenty eighty nine, and
Speaker 1: the Bucks up out of here paces beat them one
Speaker 1: nineteen one eighteen.
Speaker 2: All right, what up, Morgan?
Speaker 7: You shout out the Pistons. I mean, did you catch
Speaker 7: did you shut the Pistons out beating the Knicks?
Speaker 2: I did, say, Detroit beat making sure I heard it.
Speaker 2: You heard me say.
Speaker 7: You heard me say, Well you kind of spent by
Speaker 7: that once, Detroit, you know?
Speaker 2: I mean? What up? Though? Now history fan.
Speaker 7: Dad, I'm just giving them respect.
Speaker 1: Y'all can still win the series. I shouted them out already.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Morgan Uggan.
Speaker 3: Yes, somebody got to do it. Front page News.
Speaker 10: Let's get into it, okay.
Speaker 9: So President Trump marked his first one hundred days in
Speaker 9: office yesterday with a rally at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan,
Speaker 9: which is just north of Detroit.
Speaker 2: What up?
Speaker 11: Though?
Speaker 9: The President claimed his first one hundred days are the
Speaker 9: most successful among any administration ever adding that he's just
Speaker 9: getting started.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: This is the best they say one hundred days start
Speaker 12: of any president in history.
Speaker 2: And everyone is saying it. We're just we've just gotten started.
Speaker 2: You haven't even seen anything yet. It's all just kicking
Speaker 2: in one hundred days, we have.
Speaker 12: Delivered the most profound change in Washington and nearly one
Speaker 12: hundred years. I read a editorial today that this is
Speaker 12: the most consequential presidency in history.
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 8: I don't know who to day is, Like, who's the
Speaker 8: day that's saying that, because there's conservatives that aren't saying that.
Speaker 8: There is the economists that aren't saying that. There's a
Speaker 8: lot of people that are saying the polls, the poles
Speaker 8: aren't saying that.
Speaker 3: Who's day it's giving saying saying that?
Speaker 2: Oioding that.
Speaker 9: Speaking of which he also spoke about lowering of inflation
Speaker 9: and ending what he called transgender insanity, Trump criticized new
Speaker 9: efforts by some Democrats to impeach him, saying judges ruling
Speaker 9: against his administration are obstructing the enforcement of US law.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: Trump went on to say that the Democratic Party has
Speaker 9: gone quote totally crazy and have lost their confidence while
Speaker 9: drawing chance from the Michigan crowd supporting a third term.
Speaker 10: Now Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 9: He had a different take on Trump's first one hundred days,
Speaker 9: saying that it's been one hundred days of hell in fact. Meanwhile,
Speaker 9: switching gears, former First Lady Michelle Obama says fears for
Speaker 9: immigrants under Trump's administration keeps her up at night. She
Speaker 9: made the comments on the On Purpose podcast with Jay Shatty,
Speaker 9: where she said his foreign policies frighten her. She worries
Speaker 9: for the people of color all over this country. Let's
Speaker 9: hear more from Michelle Obama and now that we.
Speaker 13: Have leadership that is sort of indiscriminately determining who belongs
Speaker 13: and who doesn't, and we know that those decisions aren't
Speaker 13: being made with courts and with due process, and I
Speaker 13: don't know that we will have the advocates to protect everybody.
Speaker 3: And that makes me.
Speaker 10: That frightens me.
Speaker 14: It keeps me up at night.
Speaker 9: Sure, tank She says, she drives around la looking at
Speaker 9: the faces of folks who could be a victim and
Speaker 9: wonders how they feel first one hundred days, which off,
Speaker 9: how y'all feel well?
Speaker 7: First of all, Michelle driving away, she need to stop that. Okay,
Speaker 7: getting driven driving around?
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 8: But I will say this, it's funny that he's still
Speaker 8: leaning on the trains thing because the trand thing don't
Speaker 8: matter no more.
Speaker 7: That won you the election, but now you have to
Speaker 7: govern and you have to keep promises.
Speaker 8: And you know when people really don't like identifying ass broke, say,
Speaker 8: you folks need that paper. You told them that you're
Speaker 8: gonna make the economy better and you have done the
Speaker 8: exact opposite in one hundred days.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, we'll get into that more at seven am, as
Speaker 9: House Republicans are working on his quote big beautiful bill,
Speaker 9: So keep y'a front page news.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll see you next hour. Everybody else, get
Speaker 1: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 1: oh five one. If you need to vent phone lines
Speaker 1: of wide open, something going on in your life, you
Speaker 1: just need to say, spend some send some positivity, whatever
Speaker 1: it may be. Eight hundred five eight five one oh
Speaker 1: five one. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: Ray right, ray yo, Charlae man yafy, what up.
Speaker 10: Are we lying?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 16: I got an indoor pool door pool.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 15: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: We lie. Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 4: This chemo?
Speaker 1: What up?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 9: Brother?
Speaker 4: Hey, what's up y'all?
Speaker 2: What's up? Breakfast?
Speaker 11: Look?
Speaker 4: I want to y'all every morning right at any time.
Speaker 4: Charlemagne and God show up late. You be doing this
Speaker 4: crazy impression for him, Man, I need the guy to
Speaker 4: be there early because I'm tired of you just be
Speaker 4: impressing a wrong.
Speaker 7: Man what he be doing.
Speaker 4: And he was like, oh, like the last yall times
Speaker 4: the craziest.
Speaker 2: Because I don't guess what day is. I don't do
Speaker 2: his laugh.
Speaker 4: You know, Charlamagne, you need to be there on time, man,
Speaker 4: because that's what started my morning off, right, man, when
Speaker 4: you be doing all things with the morning I was actually.
Speaker 7: I was here, I just didn't. I wasn't in the
Speaker 7: studio yet.
Speaker 2: That's a good shut up that I.
Speaker 4: Needed to be in a studio or that. And then
Speaker 4: when you show up in the studio, the first thing
Speaker 4: to do is jump on jets.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 2: He didn't leave just alone.
Speaker 5: I heard her talking and she was talking about golfings
Speaker 5: and that's where I went live that time, because it's.
Speaker 4: The thing you act like there was ever seen a
Speaker 4: black golf before. Man, we got b J cing, We
Speaker 4: got tyger Woods.
Speaker 2: To be out there all.
Speaker 7: First of all, Tiger Woods don't even claim us, so
Speaker 7: what you claim?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: Second, talking about late man, you got to do a
Speaker 4: work on clime, Man, get started writing.
Speaker 7: Okay here right, what you mean period, I'm just saying,
Speaker 7: come to work.
Speaker 2: Up here. You were golfing yesterday.
Speaker 7: Okay, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Yo?
Speaker 3: This TJ?
Speaker 16: What something?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 16: Just want to get this off my chess real quick.
Speaker 16: What's up?
Speaker 8: Dj V, Good morning, Charlomagne, good morning, just PJ in
Speaker 8: the morning, Good morning.
Speaker 16: Just wanted to say this real quick. So so just
Speaker 16: you went to this golf tournament with for Ray right, yes,
Speaker 16: all right, so real quick. Ray Rice is from New York.
Speaker 16: But you gotta put some respect on New Rochelle, New York.
Speaker 2: We are front.
Speaker 16: He's from Newschelle, New York. One ahead or one banks
Speaker 16: from there over from there, you ain't really got to.
Speaker 2: Do, she said, New York man in New York. Man,
Speaker 2: he's in from New York.
Speaker 3: My man, my man.
Speaker 2: Road man to road, New York.
Speaker 7: Don't even put respect on New Road.
Speaker 9: We do.
Speaker 2: I don't never hear up there like the New west
Speaker 2: Chester area up there. It's this little little.
Speaker 7: Never heard y'all shout out nothing up there with Yonkers.
Speaker 2: Right, you know what a right?
Speaker 3: But but I'm sorry about that, sir. You're right, Hello,
Speaker 3: who's this?
Speaker 17: What up?
Speaker 11: This?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 16: From Detroit?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 7: Range with you to Detroit? Everybody who listens to just
Speaker 7: on w j L being Detroit.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Ray hit me with the Detroit Pistons. Go
Speaker 2: have it. That's why I know you called him.
Speaker 16: Yeah, come on now, DJA. And it sounds like you
Speaker 16: got some hate some hand the city up there? You
Speaker 16: this morning?
Speaker 2: Ark, n we we three? Two? We're still good Detroit? Detroit?
Speaker 16: Put so far you shouting out papers and all of that.
Speaker 16: Shout out Detroit.
Speaker 2: I did shout out Detroit. I said what I'm doing,
Speaker 2: i'ma be honest.
Speaker 16: You hate your dog?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 16: Look christ seven a seven hey, and then look I
Speaker 16: need to think it real quick.
Speaker 4: Happy anniversary to my no man pard Man six years.
Speaker 4: She'd been holding.
Speaker 16: Everybody. You trade what up though? Right?
Speaker 1: Move to the job of good money, man, you tell
Speaker 1: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 1: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 1: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off
Speaker 1: your chest. Whether you're man, we'll black.
Speaker 2: I hate the way that you walk, the way that
Speaker 2: you talk. I hate the way you everything. When he
Speaker 2: is mess call up next. Eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 2: one oh five one.
Speaker 3: Not's just me.
Speaker 2: I'm with the coach of Philly.
Speaker 15: Hello, who's this flad from Orlando?
Speaker 2: Orlando? I was in Orlando all weekend. What's happening?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 15: Man, Look, man, I gotta saying. I just gotta get
Speaker 15: off my chest.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 15: It's Trump administration. It's it's really horrendous. Man. They don't
Speaker 15: get they don't get to get to get a hold
Speaker 15: on this thing. Man, he's gonna drive his whole country
Speaker 15: into the World War three. It's it's self evidence. It's
Speaker 15: just you know, we gotta grab her higher power and
Speaker 15: we gotta put our heads together, remo discuss that's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I don't know about World War three, but I do
Speaker 8: know that we all headed to a recession this summer.
Speaker 8: That's a fact, because of the tariffs. You know, they
Speaker 8: they got this whole tariff. The recession timeline. I was
Speaker 8: reading about yesterday and they were talking about how the
Speaker 8: container ship departures from China started slowing after the tariffs
Speaker 8: was announced. By early to mid May, the container ships
Speaker 8: the US ports gonna come to a stop completely. By
Speaker 8: mid to late made the trucking demand comes to a halt,
Speaker 8: So Chris will be home with Jess all the time.
Speaker 8: And then that's gonna lead the empty shelves and lower
Speaker 8: sales for companies. Then they're gonna have layoffs in the
Speaker 8: trucking and retail industries. And by somemer it's gonna be
Speaker 8: a recession.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's gonna be a It's gonna be crazy, man,
Speaker 15: it's gonna be crazy. It's gonna be real crazy. And
Speaker 15: I'm gonna tell you something. We got blessing, so we
Speaker 15: got a new post coming in. And so I have
Speaker 15: a so I had a vision long ago that the
Speaker 15: last post name is gonna be Peter.
Speaker 2: So be careful.
Speaker 15: This guy's name Peter. The next pope coming in.
Speaker 2: Up come.
Speaker 8: I'm be honest with you, I don't know what that
Speaker 8: means me and either I don't know anything about the pope.
Speaker 8: You know, God bless everybody out there who supports the pope.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I went to Catholic school, but I really don't
Speaker 1: know much about the Pope. My mama baptists.
Speaker 2: All Right, Hello, who's this movie? You get it off
Speaker 2: your chest?
Speaker 16: I should have said anonymous, but it's too late.
Speaker 2: Now, definitely, what's up? You notice the radio? Can't nobody?
Speaker 7: You can call it me and be like, my name
Speaker 7: is Sally.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 16: But what I'm about to say, everybody gonna know.
Speaker 2: Is just saying, go for it.
Speaker 4: I do it all the time, Andy and sarth May.
Speaker 16: I know you probably don't remember, but about a year
Speaker 16: ago I got throwing the.
Speaker 15: Radio and I was fussing on the phone with my with.
Speaker 4: My boots, and y'all was like, put him on the phone,
Speaker 4: and I was like, nah, he's on the other phone.
Speaker 15: So I couldn't do it.
Speaker 16: But I need him to leave me alone.
Speaker 2: Now, Damn, damn, before you wanted him. Now it's over.
Speaker 2: You said what I said before you wanted him. Now
Speaker 2: it's a rap.
Speaker 18: It's a rap, like leave it alone more.
Speaker 2: Dudes, a trash, he said, Baltimore.
Speaker 11: Dudes.
Speaker 2: She did she did for real? Yeah, for for real.
Speaker 7: You don't agree with her?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree with her. Damn.
Speaker 4: So I need Joseph sure to leave me alone for
Speaker 4: text call, don't ask me on social media, don't leave
Speaker 4: me alone.
Speaker 16: Let it go, it's over.
Speaker 8: I would hope that y'all had this conversation before you
Speaker 8: called the damn began. I said I would hope that
Speaker 8: y'a would have this conversation before he called the radio.
Speaker 16: Oh well, I told him.
Speaker 4: I had to tell him yesterday.
Speaker 16: I was like, leave me alone, dude, just not Yeah,
Speaker 16: he does.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, you can't be having unprotected sex with a person.
Speaker 2: And you know, thank you.
Speaker 16: Let's not try to tell him he don't get it.
Speaker 19: You ex soon to do that, man, No, No, he's
Speaker 19: the one that's talking multiplele.
Speaker 2: Oh got you? So he gave you a confection something.
Speaker 2: Oh well, we don't want to go there.
Speaker 3: But I did it all right, you know what I'm.
Speaker 16: Saying, Like yeah, like, and I live in another state.
Speaker 20: Like if you want to go out and Nash, he
Speaker 20: can smack somebody with a condom, but I'll never know.
Speaker 3: So we caught you just passing through. That's how he
Speaker 3: got you.
Speaker 2: What you get what did you wind up getting?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, ain't gonna go there.
Speaker 2: Little chlamydia.
Speaker 3: Hey yeah, a lot.
Speaker 2: That ain't funny. I'm sorry, mama.
Speaker 7: I'm so sorry for you too.
Speaker 1: I gotta laugh about it.
Speaker 2: Thought one time, little little common case of chlamydia. Is
Speaker 2: it curable? Of course, I'm not talking about chlamydia. I'm
Speaker 2: talking about what she got is cured. I don't know
Speaker 2: what the RaSE. I don't know this like, I don't
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 4: It's definitely, you know, throwing yourself off. That's that's normally
Speaker 4: what it is, just throwing.
Speaker 16: Off the heat.
Speaker 2: I get it, girl.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Well, I'm sorry, mama. We wish you the best,
Speaker 7: and I hope that he does leave you alone. I
Speaker 7: hope he falls all the way back. You just put
Speaker 7: him on blast, you put his whole name out there.
Speaker 7: Hopefully he leaves you alone.
Speaker 5: And hopefully the girls that he listened, that that's listening,
Speaker 5: he leave him alone too, because they got the razzle
Speaker 5: dazzle too.
Speaker 1: Then damn jesus, all right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: If you need event, you can hit us up. Now.
Speaker 2: We got the latest with Lauren coming up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do.
Speaker 20: Sorry reached out to me to Hilton's attorney because I
Speaker 20: wanted to know what is going on with me, said
Speaker 20: Mary J.
Speaker 3: Blige.
Speaker 14: And we have an exclusive interview. We're going to get
Speaker 14: into it, all right.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's d J, N V, Jess, Hilarius, Charlamagne, the gud
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 3: Lauren becoming great fast.
Speaker 2: She gets them somebody that knows somebody, she gets the detail.
Speaker 14: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything, and.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the latest on you. That's the things
Speaker 2: the latest with Laurence la Rosa. Sometimes you have facts,
Speaker 2: sometimes you have details.
Speaker 7: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything on the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Alrighty.
Speaker 20: Also yesterday and here we talked about the fact that
Speaker 20: stylist and mother of Diddy's son, Justin Colmes Mesa Hilton
Speaker 20: Sue issuing Mary J. Blige for five million dollars over
Speaker 20: Marble over wrapper Batto, which is insane because as a
Speaker 20: lot of us know, and for those who don't, they've
Speaker 20: been friends for decades. But this is called best friends,
Speaker 20: it's called everybody by surprise. So I reached out on
Speaker 20: all sides, and I got a call back from Lisa
Speaker 20: Hilton's attorney yesterday when we were recording the podcast, and
Speaker 20: he agreed to do a live conversation for the podcast
Speaker 20: or recorded interview.
Speaker 7: Actually, and I want to know, mar to you leave
Speaker 7: her to hell alone.
Speaker 14: I didn't reach out to her directly.
Speaker 20: I reached out to her team, and surprise, the person
Speaker 20: I talked to hadn't even like they had been in
Speaker 20: the shuffle things, didn't even know what was happening.
Speaker 14: So I just sitting them some information. I haven't heard
Speaker 14: back from them.
Speaker 2: Mary seem didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 14: The person I spoke to didn't know at all.
Speaker 20: I actually sent over, you know, some background information, some
Speaker 20: articles for them so that if they wanted to, they
Speaker 20: could make a statement that's.
Speaker 3: Crazy or they was just thinking at the heart of
Speaker 3: a woman's summit, I was just last year, like.
Speaker 14: So, Misa Hillton's attorney, we get into that. I'm gonna
Speaker 14: We're going we get into that.
Speaker 20: So let's talk about first he spoke to me on
Speaker 20: the relationship and why all of this is happening.
Speaker 7: Lisa Hilton and Mary J.
Speaker 15: Blige. They're not just friends.
Speaker 6: Their non biological family probably closer than blood family. And
Speaker 6: it's very unfortunate that this had to go down like
Speaker 6: this because Misa tried every possible revenue in terms of
Speaker 6: trying to amicably resolve this with Mary directly with Mary's camp.
Speaker 2: But unfortunately, and.
Speaker 6: It's unbeknownst to us why Mary J Blige and why her.
Speaker 7: Camp completely cut off.
Speaker 6: You know, Miss Hilton, and I can tell you this
Speaker 6: vital lawsuit.
Speaker 7: Isn't why their friendship died. He's just confused and we've.
Speaker 6: Tried, Nissa's tried to reach out to Mary.
Speaker 2: We did not want this in the media. Mesa just
Speaker 2: thought that Mary may have been busy.
Speaker 6: Or when Meissa stopped getting phone calls and text messages
Speaker 6: and not being included on the normal things that they
Speaker 6: do in the daily, weekly, monthly beatsis her and Tennis
Speaker 6: went up and we tried to figure out, well, what's
Speaker 6: going on here, and that's really when we started to
Speaker 6: figure out that the relationship wasn't the same.
Speaker 20: Yeah, So from what he is explained to us, Lisa
Speaker 20: Hilton was allegedly like blindsided by the fallow for the relationship,
Speaker 20: which is also very odd because they've been friends for decades.
Speaker 3: You said, she so Misa was blindsided? She yeah, so
Speaker 3: what by the.
Speaker 14: Way that the friendship fell off?
Speaker 20: Like according to Mysa's attorney, she's a legend that at
Speaker 20: some point her and Mary just like stopped speaking, like
Speaker 20: she was reaching out. Mary wasn't responding to phone calls,
Speaker 20: wasn't a certain well you.
Speaker 2: Got to get your attention somehow. I told you to
Speaker 2: call me back.
Speaker 14: In the midst of that. What actually started happening was
Speaker 14: is small things with Battle.
Speaker 20: So he was being invited to, you know, like little
Speaker 20: private gatherings or conversations that were being had with him
Speaker 20: about like, yo, you if you leave her as management Allegedly,
Speaker 20: if you leave her as management and come over here,
Speaker 20: we can get you more money.
Speaker 14: But until you do that, we're not going to do
Speaker 14: certain things for you, allegedly.
Speaker 20: And also he has this new album out or this
Speaker 20: new album he's trying to release that they're alleging Mary
Speaker 20: will not let release because he won't leave Mesa as management.
Speaker 8: Question, when Misa is suing Mary for this money, is
Speaker 8: she suing for what she thought the vital album would
Speaker 8: make or is that what they spend on the project
Speaker 8: the five million dollars.
Speaker 14: It's accumulation of things.
Speaker 20: So it's what he would have made from appearances, being
Speaker 20: because he actually like does shows and stuff and opens up.
Speaker 20: I'm assuming from Mary, according to this attorney, what the
Speaker 20: music would have made, just anything, bookings, all of that.
Speaker 20: She also legends in this lawsuit that there are certain
Speaker 20: bookings and things that he gets because he's married j
Speaker 20: Blige's artists, that I had.
Speaker 7: No idea he was Mary j Blige's artist. Well, I
Speaker 7: had no idea anybody when you're.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and when I heard the music, I assume because
Speaker 1: you started hearing Vado and a bunch of Mary joints
Speaker 1: and Mary and a bunch of Vido joints. So I
Speaker 1: assumed they were working closely somehow, some way.
Speaker 20: Well, let's take a listen to more information on her
Speaker 20: trying to reach out before and the fact that he
Speaker 20: was signed to Mary before it got to this point
Speaker 20: where you're saying that this is happening. How much correspondence
Speaker 20: and what did you guys want out of that correspondence.
Speaker 6: The first thing that we always do with situations like
Speaker 6: this is we'll send over a letter what we call
Speaker 6: an LOI, a letter of intent. Before we did that, though,
Speaker 6: what we did was we reached out personally.
Speaker 2: I reached out to her legal team.
Speaker 7: We know who they are, and we tried what via email.
Speaker 6: The insects, message, whatever phone numbers we can get from
Speaker 6: other people in our orbit, in the industry, and we
Speaker 6: got absolutely zero response. And the way that we wanted
Speaker 6: to do this was yes, in terms of a settlement.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's be honest here, Vado.
Speaker 6: I understand that maybe in twenty twenty five, on whatever
Speaker 6: day today is, April twenty nine, twenty twenty five, that
Speaker 6: maybe he's not as relevant as.
Speaker 2: He was prior.
Speaker 7: But God damn, somebody telling.
Speaker 2: Label she signed to Mary J. Blunch see.
Speaker 8: And I'm glad the Lloyd say that, because I'm just
Speaker 8: asking questions strictly from a business perspective.
Speaker 7: Did Bottle ever make Cam five million dollars? I don't know?
Speaker 7: Did Bottle ever make Calm five million dollars?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 7: So I'm just like, where did they get this five
Speaker 7: million dollars?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Sometimes when they asked, what would me say? And Mary?
Speaker 8: Why would me say? And Mary think that a bottle
Speaker 8: alb would make them five million dollars. I'm just asking,
Speaker 8: respectfully from a business perspective.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes when they ask, they over asked because
Speaker 1: usually it's a negotiation. Uh so maybe that's the that's
Speaker 1: what the over ask is, but for somebody.
Speaker 20: And they also include attorney fees and like all the
Speaker 20: fees of like just having to bring this suit and
Speaker 20: like all of that. But also to remember, I told
Speaker 20: you yesterday they were talking now in the lawsuit, missus
Speaker 20: also talking about the emotional distress and just different things
Speaker 20: that she's had to endure. And I'm assuming, you know,
Speaker 20: as a business persus, she's taking a hit because you
Speaker 20: promising this artist to be there and do certain things,
Speaker 20: so she's anticipating this is this This is silly.
Speaker 7: I mean for them to be so such close friends,
Speaker 7: I gues should never have gotten to this point.
Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, And I asked, how was Mesa doing now?
Speaker 7: Because of that?
Speaker 14: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's upset. There's a lot going on.
Speaker 6: I mean, listen, at the end of the day, you
Speaker 6: know Sean Combs and what's going on with him. It's unfortunate,
Speaker 6: but it affects everybody. You know, Messa is a wonderful woman.
Speaker 6: You know, Sean's kids are wonderful, wonderful kids. I can't
Speaker 6: say more about them. They they really were raised as gentlemen,
Speaker 6: and I deal with them on a on a consistent basis.
Speaker 6: But she's upset, and again, she's more upset of the relationship.
Speaker 6: It's like it's like, all of a sudden, you have
Speaker 6: a sister that you're being with forever, and forty years later,
Speaker 6: all of a sudden, your sister stops talking to you
Speaker 6: and you have no reason why.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you don't escalate that with a lass.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't be mad at somebody if not want
Speaker 1: them to be a friend. Like, you can't assume me
Speaker 1: for that. But now the business part, you can. I'm
Speaker 1: about to say that should even be a conversation my
Speaker 1: point of talking point.
Speaker 20: So I was gonna ask y'all, like when doing business
Speaker 20: with friends, like a friend like this, if it got
Speaker 20: to a point where that she's not responding, she's being told,
Speaker 20: you know, Messa is being told, you know, the album's
Speaker 20: not gonna come out. Allegedly, she got business lined up
Speaker 20: for vide on no matter how big or small, and
Speaker 20: it's messing with her business because she has an entertainment company.
Speaker 14: Do you see her? You just let it go because
Speaker 14: that's your friend of thirty plus.
Speaker 8: There are no permanent friends or enemies when it comes
Speaker 8: to business. But I mean it's respectfully. I'm like, we're
Speaker 8: really gonna fall out of a bottle album?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Wow, like a Battle album.
Speaker 8: You'll know how the album sound though I don't, but
Speaker 8: I know. I'm just saying, I don't think it's gonna
Speaker 8: make you five million dollars. That ain't no reason for
Speaker 8: y'all to fall out. This is clearly over something else.
Speaker 2: The bottle of.
Speaker 3: You even said, like the friend part of it, she
Speaker 3: stopped talking to her.
Speaker 14: And all that, and yeah, because they was just they
Speaker 14: did super Bowl together.
Speaker 3: You a woman event. They both were there. They were
Speaker 3: a panel together and they was like together in VIP.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: This is clearly over something because Battle can Wrap Bottles
Speaker 7: made some some some good records. But has he made
Speaker 7: some money, had he made a company some money?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know if he's made Camp five million dollars.
Speaker 8: I don't know if he's made CALLI five million dollars
Speaker 8: so I don't know how they get to this five
Speaker 8: million dollar projection, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And not only that, how many units do you have
Speaker 1: to sell to make five million? And as an artist
Speaker 1: right now, sellos my amount of units.
Speaker 8: And that's although this ain't nothing to be falling out over.
Speaker 8: Y'all been friends for forty plus years.
Speaker 1: But all I do know is if Charlemagne is not
Speaker 1: my friend anymore, I'm suing you audio, You're not my friend.
Speaker 2: You all came I watch y'all have been more of
Speaker 2: their friends.
Speaker 1: If I'm sending the l o he said an l
Speaker 1: o I first, I wanna send that first, and then
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you.
Speaker 2: The l o I. That's what he said. Said I.
Speaker 7: Trying to do a letter of intent.
Speaker 14: For suing No, like it's kind of like sending like
Speaker 14: a l o I.
Speaker 2: But I never heard of a l o I before
Speaker 2: you see somebody. That's what he said. We said a
Speaker 2: letter of attent first, and then they've never released it.
Speaker 7: But none of my interviews, no, because I'm still hung
Speaker 7: up that they fighting the world bottle shut up.
Speaker 20: I was right, that is the latest with Lauren, and
Speaker 20: then we broke this down on the podcast The Latest
Speaker 20: with Laurna Rosa everywhere you listen to your podcast if
Speaker 20: the full interview is there, and I am going to
Speaker 20: get to the bottom of this because hopefully this will
Speaker 20: spark some more conversation of what actually is going down.
Speaker 3: Yes, get to the bottom of it, Lauren, Yes, call me.
Speaker 2: I got some news for you.
Speaker 14: Thank you. Hopefully someone I called it didn't answer.
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, okay, all right, Well when we come back,
Speaker 2: we got front page news. It don't go anywhere. It's
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club. Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's dj NV just hilarious Charlamage the guy we are
Speaker 1: the breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page
Speaker 1: news now. NBA Playoffs last night Pistons beat the Knicks
Speaker 1: one O six, one o three. Knicks lead the series
Speaker 1: three to two. Nuggets beat the Clippers one thirty one,
Speaker 1: one fifteen. Then release that series three too. Celtics got
Speaker 1: the magic about of there and the Pacers got the Bucks.
Speaker 2: Up out of there. Last night? What up Morgan?
Speaker 10: He dj MV Charlamage. That's hilarious And Lauren, how y'all.
Speaker 3: Feeling we good? Hey? Are we good.
Speaker 10: All right, let's get back into it.
Speaker 9: So House Republicans are working to craft what President Trump
Speaker 9: calls the Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 10: House Speaker Mike Johnson he.
Speaker 9: Spoke, He spoke more about the projected deadline and pushed
Speaker 9: back against Democrats claiming the bill cuts important social services.
Speaker 9: Let's take a listen to those comments from House Speaker
Speaker 9: Mike Johnson.
Speaker 21: We're going to get it done by Memorial Day. Send
Speaker 21: it over there. They take a couple few weeks to
Speaker 21: work through that. We merged this together, we get it
Speaker 21: to the President's desk quickly for signature, and you will
Speaker 21: see the results. We are going to preserve the programs.
Speaker 21: We're not gutting Medicaid. We're going to reduce fraud, waste,
Speaker 21: and abuse, which every single American should be applauding.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So the budget reconciliation measure that would implement much of
Speaker 9: his spending agenda. The bill would extend twenty seventeen tax
Speaker 9: cuts and keep Trump's promise to expand them the tax plan. Also,
Speaker 9: the House Republicans are also pushing that tax plan with
Speaker 9: a five trillion in breaks, two trillion and cuts and
Speaker 9: five trillion and a five trillion dollar debt sealing hike.
Speaker 9: So I'll keep you guys posted on what happens as
Speaker 9: a result of that bill. We'll see what happens with
Speaker 9: that spending bill. In other news on Capitol Hill, I
Speaker 9: actually actually really love this story. The only black, all
Speaker 9: female unit that served in Europe World War Two has
Speaker 9: been awarded with a Congressional Gold Medal. Descendants from the
Speaker 9: family of the six Triple eight Central Postal Directory Battalion
Speaker 9: were given the highest civilian honor Congress can bestow for
Speaker 9: their work processing some seventeen million pieces of male in
Speaker 9: three months during the war. Now, House Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 9: and House Minority Leader Hakim Jefferies came together to deliver
Speaker 9: remarks yesterday.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen to those comments.
Speaker 21: They didn't have all the high tech gadgets that we
Speaker 21: have today. They had to do it manually, processing roughly
Speaker 21: sixty five thousand pieces of male per shift. They cleared
Speaker 21: the entire backlog and no less than three months.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 22: These fiercely passionate, patriotic, and persistent members of the Women's
Speaker 22: Army Corps deployed knowing that they would confront the dual
Speaker 22: challenges of rape and sexism at the hands of their
Speaker 22: own military.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so they had six months to do the job,
Speaker 9: and they completed the job in three. The story of
Speaker 9: the six Triple Eight was recently retold in a Tyler
Speaker 9: Perry Netflix film starring Kerry Washington as Lieutenant Colonel Charity Adams,
Speaker 9: who's served as the highest ranking black woman officer at
Speaker 9: that time.
Speaker 8: And salute the legendary Nicole Avon, you know, for amplifying
Speaker 8: that story with that series that you just mentioned, Morgan,
Speaker 8: the Six Triple Eight on Netflix, because I'm sure.
Speaker 7: They would have been honored without that series.
Speaker 8: But I also noted that series, you know, helped, you know, amplify,
Speaker 8: amplify that story of those of those people.
Speaker 10: So saluted them, absolutely long overdue. Can we get a clues, bam?
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right? All right?
Speaker 9: And to wrap things up, speaking of women, send a
Speaker 9: woman to do it. Former Vice President Kamala Harris. She
Speaker 9: will be giving her first major speech today since losing
Speaker 9: her White House Bitch. She'll be speaking at Emerge in
Speaker 9: organization that works to put democratic women in office.
Speaker 10: In San Francisco on Wednesday. This is happening today.
Speaker 9: A person familiar with the event says Harris will take
Speaker 9: aim at President Trump's economic policies and his influence on
Speaker 9: American institutions. Harris is expected to decide on whether she
Speaker 9: will run for California governor by.
Speaker 3: The end of this summer.
Speaker 9: So what do you guys think Harris back in the fold,
Speaker 9: in the mix, or you know, take take a little
Speaker 9: bit of an extended break.
Speaker 2: I think she's back in the mix.
Speaker 8: You know, I honestly would like to see her take
Speaker 8: more of an extended break. Honestly, I think she deserves it.
Speaker 8: But I mean, she could do whatever she wants to do.
Speaker 8: But you know, I think after after the exhausting one
Speaker 8: hundred and seven days, you know what, I would really
Speaker 8: like to see her do, sit back and get some money. Honestly,
Speaker 8: absolutely put out a book, you know, I don't know,
Speaker 8: maybe maybe start some type of podcast here.
Speaker 7: Like I really like to see her sit back trying
Speaker 7: to I know.
Speaker 10: That's why I plug that black effect Charlomagne.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no, I haven't.
Speaker 8: I haven't done anything with her, but I would. I
Speaker 8: would love to see her sit back and get some money.
Speaker 2: I really do. I really do.
Speaker 9: Mean I'm with you, all right, So I'm go go ahead,
Speaker 9: and wrap things up there. So that's your front page news.
Speaker 9: Follow me on social at Morgan Media, and for more
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Speaker 10: Bi nnews dot com. Thank y'all make an amazing Wednesday.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you Morgan.
Speaker 10: Thanks girl.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back, Bill Bellamy will be joining us.
Speaker 1: We're gonna kick it with Bill Bellamy when we come back,
Speaker 1: so don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jesse Lyrius Charlamage
Speaker 1: the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Lonla Roast is here with
Speaker 2: us as well, and we got a special guest in
Speaker 2: the building, Bill Bellamy. Bill Bellamy is in the building.
Speaker 2: I love it. I love it. I love the Broadcast
Speaker 2: Club with him. Bill, you are aging amazing. Thank you,
Speaker 2: mag You know I'm only seventy three and ain't nothing
Speaker 2: but coconut water. Lauren. You know you get coconut water,
Speaker 2: get cup of strawberry blue bears, a little bit of shape. Buddy,
Speaker 2: you look jit like me, but you playing. You just
Speaker 2: turned sixty a couple of weeks ago. That is an
Speaker 2: amazing sixty, my brother, thank you, man. And I don't
Speaker 2: know what sixty is supposed to look like because I'm
Speaker 2: comparing it to what.
Speaker 7: We grew up on.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, we didn't knew. We didn't
Speaker 2: we didn knew because you know, back in the day,
Speaker 2: if you told somebody who was sixty years old, they'd
Speaker 2: be like, man, I just got me some pancakes from
Speaker 2: my hob, you know, for free.
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: You know, we move and groover, we work out. You're
Speaker 2: taking care of yourself, you know what I'm saying. We
Speaker 2: know what we're eating. You know what I mean. You
Speaker 2: watch your diet, and you know, if you're blessed to
Speaker 2: have good health, you look good.
Speaker 8: Do you take advantage of that kind of stuff though?
Speaker 8: Like the free pancakes from my hop and all of
Speaker 8: the man I haven't really.
Speaker 2: Leaned into the thing, but I really think I need
Speaker 2: to get like some of them little benefits and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah I don't have one. You think I should pull up?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I feel like that's the right of past on it.
Speaker 2: But I just don't want to be unk everywhere, Like
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, I'm getting unked now, I'm
Speaker 2: getting o g O G is kind of cool. Un
Speaker 2: like on the basketball court, be making me feel like
Speaker 2: I can't play no more.
Speaker 14: You want the ball, I'm like, yeah, might not help
Speaker 14: you up off the ground calling you, but.
Speaker 2: It's a tricky thing. Oh G is cool just in certaincases.
Speaker 2: And I'll be honest with you. I was in a
Speaker 2: club where was I recently? And I felt like, like,
Speaker 2: you need to go home? Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know
Speaker 2: this music because because some of the music I just
Speaker 2: don't know. I feel like I just missed it, like
Speaker 2: uh like I love glow Rilla, but she got this
Speaker 2: joint that's so fire. But all the girls know the
Speaker 2: words and I ain't know nothing. That's when I felt like,
Speaker 2: I gotta go home.
Speaker 12: What is it?
Speaker 2: How does it go? Tell me? She got so much
Speaker 2: since it was?
Speaker 3: Is it sexy? Rad too?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay with it?
Speaker 14: Independent?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 2: Every girl in there from twenty five to thirty five
Speaker 2: was going crazy and I met the bar like, man,
Speaker 2: I gotta go home. Man, y'all ain't playing no Naughty
Speaker 2: by Nature. Y'all y'all don't know track.
Speaker 8: Well, that's funny when you say, because like when you
Speaker 8: get to it certain age when didn't think about everybody
Speaker 8: who didn't make it from our culture.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 7: Did that make you appreciate it more?
Speaker 2: Yo?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 2: Honestly, yes, yes, that's a very very good thing you said,
Speaker 2: because you know what, to have a long career is
Speaker 2: a blessing, you don't know. And then we lost so
Speaker 2: many people that came up with us. Charlemagne, you remember
Speaker 2: my boy Forever, Like we came up like at around
Speaker 2: the same time, Like we went to the same school
Speaker 2: kind of thing, you know what I mean, we seen
Speaker 2: you know, from the Little Kim days to let's say
Speaker 2: Boys and Men that ninety early nineties. I remember when
Speaker 2: Buster Rheims and first got on with leaders of the
Speaker 2: New School. I remember like the Deaf Jam offices, like
Speaker 2: the Source magazine, like all that energy of the nineties.
Speaker 2: I remember when Q Tip went solo, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, and like ladies man rap like like there's
Speaker 2: so many moments of hip hop that we experienced, and
Speaker 2: to think now, I'm like, man, that's such a great
Speaker 2: time for us to be able to experience it. I mean,
Speaker 2: I remember interviewing Michael Jackson, like how many people did it?
Speaker 2: Let's think about that. How many people interview like they
Speaker 2: not even like if you would have told me twenty
Speaker 2: years ago Michael Jackson would not be alive, Like that
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense. Like I always thought like them dudes
Speaker 2: would live forever, like Prince like he was so damn cool,
Speaker 2: Michael was so damn cool. Whitney Jersey girl, Like I
Speaker 2: have all these wonderful memories of these people, uh left eye,
Speaker 2: you know, damn Like we did all this stuff with
Speaker 2: MTV when people were just coming up, people getting on,
Speaker 2: people getting accepted. They starting to go platinum. See you young,
Speaker 2: you don't even know. I know platinum. Okay, I got
Speaker 2: to make sure. I gotta make sure. But like like
Speaker 2: I remember when Usher went diamond. I remember when the
Speaker 2: Fuji's went diamond. Like diamond was like way out there,
Speaker 2: Like you told somebody you went diamond. They're like what,
Speaker 2: And that was real albums I'm talking about.
Speaker 20: I think it's just different for y'all because people had
Speaker 20: to go and get the you know what I mean.
Speaker 20: Right now, we're streaming, so it's like, okay, cool, that's
Speaker 20: people listening. Different when all these people going to the store.
Speaker 2: Nobody is going went to the record store like me
Speaker 2: and Charlamagne, Me and Charlamagne Knew. Remember Tow Records here
Speaker 2: in New York. We remember when it was the album released.
Speaker 2: People was lined up to get your album. Remember I
Speaker 2: remember taking the plask Remember when you remember when you
Speaker 2: couldn't get the plastic You needed a raisin. You had
Speaker 2: to take a key, get the damn album out, and
Speaker 2: then you read then you Did you ever get a
Speaker 2: thank you? Did you ever? Like? I wasn't around.
Speaker 7: I'm forty six, so I started getting thank you later.
Speaker 2: On, but that was like early two thousands, Like when
Speaker 2: you would get the album and you'd be like, YO,
Speaker 2: want to shout out Charlamade for your support on my
Speaker 2: album or whatever, And then I would read all the
Speaker 2: producers and stuff like that. Those days of open you
Speaker 2: don't even get artwork.
Speaker 14: Thank you for get artwork? No, you don't get you don't.
Speaker 2: Get you just get christ song.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's like a special.
Speaker 20: Thing and they released like artwork and images and normally
Speaker 20: it's like merch and like something swaggy.
Speaker 2: So you got to buy a T shirt to get artwork?
Speaker 20: Now, yeah, people do you're talking about t shirt about
Speaker 20: the album. I know what he's talking about, but I'm
Speaker 20: not that old. I mean that young, like I had
Speaker 20: the definite child writings on the wall two side album
Speaker 20: I had, Michael Jackson, did you.
Speaker 2: Ever go to a drive in theater?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 14: I did, But it was like a cool vintage experience.
Speaker 7: That like we blogged like it was not have Michael
Speaker 7: Jackson thriller?
Speaker 2: Why would you tell that long year? Was you born?
Speaker 14: Nineteen ninety one? My mom added him.
Speaker 20: I remember going and buying that album and and like
Speaker 20: you had, they opened up like this, like and it
Speaker 20: had all the writings on see that.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, girl, you write a paste. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: you're young old now.
Speaker 8: You heard about a lot of this in the top building.
Speaker 8: But just talk to the people. What was then interviewing Michael?
Speaker 7: Like somebody literally asked me that this weekend you haven't
Speaker 7: though you have a interview Michael.
Speaker 2: I'm like, nah, Michael. Interview of Michael Jackson was like
Speaker 2: talking to a prince, a king of some sort of
Speaker 2: some royalty. Because the way he moved, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, Like he was to me the epitome of
Speaker 2: being a rock star, superstar. He had like if he
Speaker 2: was in here right now, be thirty people here that
Speaker 2: you don't know what they do but they look like
Speaker 2: they killed people three four publicists, you got the record
Speaker 2: label people, you got his personal people, and and then
Speaker 2: everything is just like oh my god, like you don't
Speaker 2: want to make a mistake. And he comes in everything
Speaker 2: set up, the lighting. You just like like I'd be
Speaker 2: sitting there like this, well, we're gonna do this, and
Speaker 2: is people be like, no, Michael's gonna do three five
Speaker 2: and nine, Thank you. That's how they used to be.
Speaker 2: I'm like, he had his own lighting person, Like you
Speaker 2: ever heard of a person having a cinematographer for a interview.
Speaker 7: Ryan Carrey came in the studio and had them had
Speaker 7: her team sent up lights and I was like, and
Speaker 7: I said, Maria, they only gonna be able to see you,
Speaker 7: and she was like that's the point.
Speaker 2: That's the whole yo.
Speaker 14: How did the lighting people get there before Michael got
Speaker 14: there two hours?
Speaker 2: That same thing that he said is true because I
Speaker 2: interviewed Mariah Carey in Hawaii and Jermaine was there too,
Speaker 2: and I was like, JD Whi's He was like, yo, man,
Speaker 2: Mariah be down about three hours. We waiting on her
Speaker 2: Man to get here. DP. I didn't know what that
Speaker 2: was at the time, so I was like, DPA, say
Speaker 2: that's Daniel Pearl. He'll be here. He like all of
Speaker 2: Mariah's stuff. Right, this dude comes, he got like ten people.
Speaker 2: They're like they doing a little thing. Turn that down
Speaker 2: to thirty percent, put that up to ten five. It
Speaker 2: looks like Heaven everybody having bring Mariah out because his
Speaker 2: lighting was Heaven, swear to god. I was sitting out
Speaker 2: there black. I got so black. I was sitting out
Speaker 2: there wait, just like man, she'll be here in another hour.
Speaker 2: They didn't even give me no water. This back in
Speaker 2: the day MTV stuff. All right, we got more with
Speaker 2: Bill Bellamy when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj NV, justse.
Speaker 1: Larry Is, Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: We're still kicking it with Bill Bellamy, Charlomagne.
Speaker 8: Now you haven't done it special since twenty twenty two, right,
Speaker 8: so it's top villain working toward that.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I think right now I have an hour
Speaker 2: of that is crazy funny, Like nobody's talking about what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about right now. It's very relevant. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's so much stuff going on right now, from Diddy
Speaker 2: to Shannon Shop to Shu Door, Like there's so many
Speaker 2: elements in the culture that everybody's thinking about, like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, and I want to capture this moment because
Speaker 2: it is right now. So I'm really trying to tape
Speaker 2: soon so that everything that I'm talking about will be
Speaker 2: indicative of this moment in the culture.
Speaker 20: I was gonna say, how are you because I know
Speaker 20: you got the podcast, but like you obviously you're so
Speaker 20: aware of everything because of your background and like interviews
Speaker 20: and stuff. How do you bring the podcast to the stage,
Speaker 20: Like are you shooting the podcast?
Speaker 2: I usually shoot the podcast in the studio. I'm going
Speaker 2: to try to do the podcast live too, because I
Speaker 2: think it would be kind of nice to be able
Speaker 2: to have the energy of the people there too, and
Speaker 2: then they could, you know, ask people questions doing my interviews,
Speaker 2: and then we could have like some interaction and shoot
Speaker 2: it that way. I think I could bring bring some
Speaker 2: different energy in season two.
Speaker 3: I just think it's.
Speaker 20: Interesting because there's a lot of people who try to
Speaker 20: intertwine all of that, but like they're not really as
Speaker 20: up to date in like current as you are, Like
Speaker 20: you just write it off. I'm just sitting here listening,
Speaker 20: you just write it off so much and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 20: he's on the headline.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, I have your background.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, Well, you have to be
Speaker 2: a student of the game as well. Like for me,
Speaker 2: I have to read all the time. So like at
Speaker 2: night when the house is quiet, I'm reading every publication,
Speaker 2: I'm listening to music. I have to stay in the
Speaker 2: culture because it's like there's stuff that it's a language.
Speaker 2: The culture is a language, right, and so if you
Speaker 2: get outside the language and then you kind of come back,
Speaker 2: you're gonna sound dated. You're gonna sound like they don't
Speaker 2: even talk like that no more, or whatever, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. So for me, it's very important for
Speaker 2: me to stay very very relevant and conscious of what's
Speaker 2: popping you know. I watch you, I watch you now,
Speaker 2: I watch Jazz, I watched the New Comedians, I watch
Speaker 2: you know, the news and seeing like, oh shoot, I
Speaker 2: watched the headlines that's popping off on social media, like
Speaker 2: oh everybody's talking about this. What's what's the deal? You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Get in the trenches with it.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, this is a good angle. So what I
Speaker 2: do with comedy is I'll take like something that's that's
Speaker 2: a real subject matter and flip it, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? And now you you laughing, but you're like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, that's crazy. What made him say that?
Speaker 2: Because you got to know it?
Speaker 7: So how do you flip something like the Shannon Sharp situation?
Speaker 2: We just well, first of all, Shannon Sharp did not
Speaker 2: see how to be a player at all. Okay, so
Speaker 2: let's just just let's get that out. He must have
Speaker 2: missed the VHS and the DVD release. Yo. He fifty
Speaker 2: six years old. He should have seen it coming. It
Speaker 2: was right on. What's that sound? Your ass is coming?
Speaker 2: It's coming? What's that?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 2: Shannon Sharp should have known when when that first tape
Speaker 2: lead that we gotta slow down. It's a little bit.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit too much. Yeah, baby with you
Speaker 2: that talk to it? Yeah, I didn't even know I
Speaker 2: was laughing. They tell me at least now now if
Speaker 2: you are going live and you don't know what you
Speaker 2: two if you don't even know how, of course, and
Speaker 2: you gotta click click to do it. So he wanted
Speaker 2: to be live. They don't the baby daddy, what it did?
Speaker 2: They'm deady what it did?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 2: He full throttle got caught on that one. Everything should
Speaker 2: have been shut down, which is some type of class
Speaker 2: can't talk nasty shennon, calm down, Get you a nice, nice,
Speaker 2: solid woman on to the corner that and just lay
Speaker 2: load for a minute to listen. What is it not
Speaker 2: even eight nine months later? Thin been that long? It
Speaker 2: is he backing them streets? You mess up the bag.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now. White girls can't even say
Speaker 2: nothing to me. I was at the dog part of this.
Speaker 2: White said, oh nice, sorry, I took my dog and
Speaker 2: ran I wouldn't even trying to. I'm like, Jonathan, make
Speaker 2: what about the age difference? Because when he met us,
Speaker 2: you nineteen, thank god, thank god she was nineteen. It's
Speaker 2: too far. See, I got a young daughter, so I
Speaker 2: can't even process my daughter's twenty one. I'm thinking saying.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking like my daughter, me and Shannon in the alley,
Speaker 2: wake scrap it. I can't wear that, you know. But
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, these cats, I don't know
Speaker 2: athletes are different. I just be honest. I think it's
Speaker 2: a it's a difference with these type of guys, like
Speaker 2: they get they get attracted to certain things that are different,
Speaker 2: like like why do like most football players like strip clubs.
Speaker 2: I don't know they just like that. I mean when
Speaker 2: I did any give a study. That's what we was
Speaker 2: in strict club. Come on, dogt go see the girl
Speaker 2: manal talk man, blow up something, drink a little bit,
Speaker 2: get back to the to the you know, to the hotel.
Speaker 2: But you said something that's important, Like you said after
Speaker 2: the first situation, you gotta slow down.
Speaker 8: But you said he should have went to like some
Speaker 8: type of class development. Isn't there no more for nobody?
Speaker 8: It's not musical artist is not different personalities like you
Speaker 8: got people that literally going in their living room and
Speaker 8: becoming like these phenomenons overnight because the podcast YouTube.
Speaker 2: A wave. This this is like he was always dope,
Speaker 2: you know, football player, always Hall of Fame, Da da da.
Speaker 2: But this is a wave like he got like boom.
Speaker 2: You know, Cap Wims gave him that boom. You know
Speaker 2: it's it's like then you get on on, you leave,
Speaker 2: skip boom, come to ESPN. That's like that's a rocking wave. Right,
Speaker 2: so you know you rolling, you know the light on.
Speaker 2: You gotta kind of be careful. He needed an auntie. Man.
Speaker 2: See this is what's lost in the culture. Old school
Speaker 2: black Auntie. Auntie be like, shah, you can't do that, baby, now,
Speaker 2: you done got too nasty? Yeah mo yeah. Mother tried
Speaker 2: to help him, but you know he he liked what
Speaker 2: he likes. What you're gonna do? Now? Can you wear it?
Speaker 2: See what I'm saying? Can you wear it? Now?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 2: What do we do from here?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 16: How do you?
Speaker 2: How do you? How do you? Olivia Pope that? What
Speaker 2: would you do?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: What do you do? I mean, I mean, he ain't
Speaker 2: don't nobody you know what I'm saying. He's just nasty.
Speaker 2: So this beat is like that's the bonded stuff? Is
Speaker 2: that what we're talking about?
Speaker 14: You sixty years old?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 2: I know I'm just saying, okay, So.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, I don't know that's the best
Speaker 7: thing to do.
Speaker 2: But know I'm just saying like that that that is
Speaker 2: a that's a lane. So I mean, that's a lane.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, that's a lane. Know, I'll just saying
Speaker 2: you might have come out with T shirts. He got
Speaker 2: the funk. I don't know, I don't know. That's a
Speaker 2: tricky laye. That's like dropping your car one hundred miles
Speaker 2: an hour with no seatbelt gonna happen? You did, Like,
Speaker 2: that's a tricky lay because it's edgy. That's what I
Speaker 2: think is the poor for people. It's so edgy. But
Speaker 2: it can always go left because where's the line. Where's
Speaker 2: the line you wildin? Where's the line where we could
Speaker 2: come back or like say, this is the thing that's tricky.
Speaker 2: You could be all all good on Saturday, we go
Speaker 2: back to do it against Sunday and you might not
Speaker 2: be on that right now. So now it's a bad deal.
Speaker 20: I think at this point, at Shannon Sharp's age, he
Speaker 20: should he needs to sit still with a person, like
Speaker 20: marriage something.
Speaker 2: I think he should do a turkey drive. What turkey
Speaker 2: drives always fixed.
Speaker 20: Stuffy turkeys make people feel good.
Speaker 2: Man, he giv it ouf turkeys.
Speaker 3: He didn't do it.
Speaker 14: Somebody and then they send me the photos exclusively.
Speaker 3: Yes I know.
Speaker 20: Oh my god, I seen him like, hey, you give
Speaker 20: me a bunch of turkeys and summertime.
Speaker 2: Know you gotta give out turkey, Shanny. That's the trick.
Speaker 2: Where's my camera right here? Look, do a turkey drive.
Speaker 2: Just give out turkeys randomly all over because you're here, baby,
Speaker 2: you're going a little Turkey for U getting going a
Speaker 2: little Turkey. By the time they get that thirty first turkey,
Speaker 2: this would be oh and it got to be butter ball.
Speaker 2: We got more with Bill Bellamy. When we come back,
Speaker 2: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is the ej NV just hilarious. Charlomony and the
Speaker 1: guy we are the Breakfast Club. Laura Roast is here
Speaker 1: with us as well, and we're still kicking it with
Speaker 1: Bill Bellamy.
Speaker 2: Charlom Now, you.
Speaker 7: Grew up in that era of the nineties when you
Speaker 7: look at the Diddy situation, Oh, did you ever think
Speaker 7: the culture of hip hop would catch up with people
Speaker 7: to wait a day because a.
Speaker 2: Lot of this is lifestyle b Well well, well, well,
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, made a Diddy situation. It's
Speaker 2: just it's gonna hurt us all no matter what how
Speaker 2: it comes out, but it's gonna hurt the culture because
Speaker 2: to me, why I say that is because what he's
Speaker 2: done for the culture before all of this is phenomenal,
Speaker 2: Like it never happened before to come to this point.
Speaker 2: I didn't see that coming, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I know, but I didn't know like all the other
Speaker 2: stuff that people are saying like that's just like all
Speaker 2: this stuff is just so like, oh my god, it's
Speaker 2: so many Oh my guys, No Turkey drive could fix
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I would never say it's crazy for life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like that's what we look at it. That's crazy,
Speaker 2: Like I mean, god, dang, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Because we came up the nineties was really a fly
Speaker 2: ten year run for everybody that was coming up through it.
Speaker 2: You know, cats is getting record deals of substantial money.
Speaker 2: I remember when Janet Jackson got her like forty million
Speaker 2: dollar Virgin deal or something crazy. Remember when they was
Speaker 2: giving our numbers for artists ninety million, this that and
Speaker 2: the other whatever whatever. Puff got a hundred million dollar deal.
Speaker 2: I remember that, Like that was a big deal in
Speaker 2: New York. Like people was like, yo, Puff got his
Speaker 2: own label now boom boom boom. Like I came up
Speaker 2: with Mason, those guys in Cameron and guys. So just
Speaker 2: think about like, oh man, I just seen like these
Speaker 2: guys making money and our dudes that look like me
Speaker 2: that came from situations like me. We are here eating
Speaker 2: to now like damn so let's say if he even
Speaker 2: if he were to get out of it, his images
Speaker 2: is smashed. So it's like, damn, man, you could do
Speaker 2: all this good and do one thing and no, people
Speaker 2: never feel the same, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Like they'll never look at you the same. So that's
Speaker 2: the part that gonna hurt the culture.
Speaker 7: To me, Did you ever have to fight to get
Speaker 7: hip hop on MTV back then?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, Charlottagne, come on, let's you know what we did, Okay,
Speaker 2: so listen, this is how how it was. So when
Speaker 2: I came on MTV, it was mostly rock. There was
Speaker 2: there was they was tip to one with hip hop.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna play a little bit. We're gonna play
Speaker 2: a little bit over here with Yo. We got Yo
Speaker 2: MTV raps th those guys ed Andre are doing a
Speaker 2: great job. Blah blah blah. I wasn't even on the
Speaker 2: channel yet. So now we're getting this this hybrid show
Speaker 2: that's going to show you that hip hop is crossing
Speaker 2: over a little bit. We're not only gonna do knaves,
Speaker 2: but we're gonna do salt and pepper, We're gonna do
Speaker 2: l L, We're gonna do leaders in the new School.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do Domino, and we're gonna do Coolio, and
Speaker 2: we're gonna do this young dude named Snoop. So now
Speaker 2: you're getting all these new artists. You got ice Tube,
Speaker 2: now you got this, you got that. So now the
Speaker 2: plate got bigger. So I just happened to be the
Speaker 2: god delivering the plate to the people, like, Yo, we
Speaker 2: got this, we got this, we got this. I just
Speaker 2: think it was really really a blessing for me at
Speaker 2: that time, just to be in the right place at
Speaker 2: the right time, because I love the music and I
Speaker 2: love us. You know what I'm saying, I wanted you
Speaker 2: if you was a new artist. I'm like, I'm trying
Speaker 2: to get you on, like, yo, you gotta come on here.
Speaker 2: Make sure you fix her hair, make sure she looks
Speaker 2: like okay, cool, cool cool, all right, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: But what I'm saying, like, you know what I'm saying, y'all. Y'all,
Speaker 2: y'all can figure this out. Left so real quick. Anything
Speaker 2: going on Turkey drive already doing what you know, and
Speaker 2: you to see how you ain't been Turkey's on the ground.
Speaker 2: They just forget it just made people go you do nothing.
Speaker 2: He gave me a turkey.
Speaker 20: What was the biggest thing that MTV passed up on
Speaker 20: that you were like four? And they was like nah,
Speaker 20: we good. And then later like now you're looking back
Speaker 20: like me and I was iconic moment we could have had.
Speaker 2: I can't remember that. I can remember what they almost
Speaker 2: blew on. There's a couple of things that happened like this.
Speaker 2: One I remember very very vividly was H Town. So
Speaker 2: H Town was on Luke Records, right, so you got
Speaker 2: or the group the group Knocking the Boots. So I
Speaker 2: was in like in the South, I was doing the
Speaker 2: show or something. I heard knocking the Boots. I said,
Speaker 2: oh my god, what is that. I go back to MTV.
Speaker 2: I showed him the tape. I said, Yo, this is
Speaker 2: that and the other blah blah blah. They were like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, go to the billboard. Let's see what
Speaker 2: it is. Is it doing it? Is it a heat seeker?
Speaker 2: What is it doing on the charts. I was like,
Speaker 2: it don't matter what the charts is. I'm telling you
Speaker 2: this song right here is crazy. Did we get the video?
Speaker 2: They still on it? We put it on the air.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you know music. I've been telling y'all.
Speaker 2: You see, that's the thing. When you live in the tower,
Speaker 2: you're not on the on the ground. You don't know
Speaker 2: the people, right. So that's why I never stay in
Speaker 2: the tower to this day, I never stay in the
Speaker 2: tower because you don't know what going on.
Speaker 14: Did you ever get a chance to turn the group that? Yeah,
Speaker 14: I got the play that was.
Speaker 2: A real risk song. Back then it was.
Speaker 3: Boom boom.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a lot of grinding, you know. Interesting.
Speaker 2: I would to remember that. We used to.
Speaker 8: I wonder what the difference between knocking the boots and
Speaker 8: sex you up? Was they white?
Speaker 2: Cultural? Right there? You know we nasty, they're pleasant, they
Speaker 2: have no problem with sex you up.
Speaker 15: We did.
Speaker 2: We did color me bad. I want to sex you up? Yeah,
Speaker 2: So all them groups like now you don't even see
Speaker 2: groups no more. We had color Me Bad boys, the
Speaker 2: men shy Yoas, Jodasy, high five Brown, we had Jade
Speaker 2: seven O two.
Speaker 7: Damn total, there's so many, man.
Speaker 2: I love total though. It was just can't you see
Speaker 2: what you do to me?
Speaker 7: Someone that you said you regret coining the term booty go.
Speaker 2: I regret that I didn't trademarkt you got. I would
Speaker 2: have had a lot of money.
Speaker 8: Now, you said you want to do another how to
Speaker 8: be a Player? Are you really working on the updated
Speaker 8: version of that? What would that even look like in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, n sharp would not be in it.
Speaker 9: All.
Speaker 2: You are nobody, nobody that's messing up, got anything? You
Speaker 2: would have to be played to. Nope, Nope. Is it
Speaker 2: even worth being a player?
Speaker 8: Because Kendrick Lamar said, and I agree with him on
Speaker 8: the new album j Next, he says, you better off
Speaker 8: being with one woman.
Speaker 2: Everything tricky right now? Yeah, it's tricky right now. I
Speaker 2: think for the comedy of it, it would be really
Speaker 2: good for the culture. I feel like it would be
Speaker 2: good because it's nostalgic and everybody it's the right age now.
Speaker 2: Some cast was like in their teenage years, some catchers
Speaker 2: in their twenties. Whatever. I think if we do it
Speaker 2: coming like if it comes out next summer, I think
Speaker 2: it would be perfect because we can talk about certain things,
Speaker 2: you know how like technology is blowing casts up. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, leaving your phone open, girl, using
Speaker 2: your face while you sleep. I feel like we should
Speaker 2: have alarms on our phones, you know, like saying I'm
Speaker 2: saying you you sleep and your girls trying to go,
Speaker 2: or you.
Speaker 14: Could just not have nothing in the phone.
Speaker 2: That's true too, Bill, we all always got something in
Speaker 2: our phone.
Speaker 7: What if you did an updated version of The Brothers
Speaker 7: that's supposed to be happening.
Speaker 2: And you have Doctor Uma in it? Mad at you
Speaker 2: because how much you like white women? Doctor Umar would
Speaker 2: be but yes, he would just show up on my dates. Yes,
Speaker 2: he's a cousin. Come home brother every time you pop
Speaker 2: up for no reason. Don't let the butnets get your brother. Boy.
Speaker 8: If Doctor Umar have a mixed baby, I'm a pass out.
Speaker 8: It'll never have No I know, I'm just just something.
Speaker 8: The life will never happen. But Umar, he's staying on
Speaker 8: business with his stuff. Well he hit it so hard
Speaker 8: he bet it not even drink white milk, give mean.
Speaker 2: In his house. I don't want to hear.
Speaker 8: He is over the top, Bill belling me his top
Speaker 8: billing toys going on right now. He's gonna be at
Speaker 8: the Improv Comedy Club May third and the fourth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be in Brayer, California.
Speaker 7: Yes, Brad California, four Way, Indiana, May knife and eleven
Speaker 7: from the Summit City Comedy Club he'll be at the
Speaker 7: Chicago Improv in Schanberg, Illinois, May sixteenth through the eighteenth,
Speaker 7: the Miami im Prov in Miami, Florida, May thirtieth through
Speaker 7: the June first, and the Funny Bone Comedy Club in
Speaker 7: Cleveland June sixth to the eighth.
Speaker 2: Let's go man, Let's go man. It's Bill Bellamy. Man.
Speaker 2: Where can they follow you? Bill? Follow me at Bill
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Speaker 2: We love y'all man peace.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club, Bill Bellam, Yes, it's the world
Speaker 7: most dangerous. Wanting to show the Breakfast Club to God.
Speaker 2: Just hilarious.
Speaker 8: And we had to leave because he's doing his his
Speaker 8: book Trapping. His new book is out, Real Life, Real
Speaker 8: Family with his wife Gia Casey. But it's time for
Speaker 8: the latest with.
Speaker 3: Lauren La becoming a straight fas.
Speaker 2: She gets them. Somebody that knows, somebody gets the detail.
Speaker 14: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 7: She'd be having the latest on the.
Speaker 2: Latest with Lauren La Rosa.
Speaker 8: Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 8: have a little bit of everything on the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: She just got her blanket over.
Speaker 3: There, yes, and got one of her shoulders on freezing.
Speaker 20: It's okay, it's better, thank you, all right. So right now,
Speaker 20: terriffs are trending. Tarriffs and Amazon are trending all over
Speaker 20: x and all over Google. And this is because for
Speaker 20: the last couple of days Trump and Amazon or Jeff
Speaker 20: Bezos have had a little tiss tists, a little beef.
Speaker 20: So Amazon, there was a report that came out by
Speaker 20: website called punch Bowl News at the top of the
Speaker 20: week that said that Amazon was going to show the
Speaker 20: actual prices of like here's.
Speaker 14: How much this item costs.
Speaker 20: Here's how much we have to add to it because
Speaker 20: of the terrors, because they want of their customers to
Speaker 20: know we're not just trying to run up the prices
Speaker 20: on y'all right, which I think is smart because you
Speaker 20: get to see taxes when you buy something depend on
Speaker 20: where you persons in it from.
Speaker 14: So when that came out, Trump in his White House
Speaker 14: got upset.
Speaker 20: So the Speaker for the White House came out and
Speaker 20: said that this was like a hostile political act and
Speaker 20: that it made no sense, and that Amazon was doing
Speaker 20: this to protect their relationship with China. Now all of this,
Speaker 20: you probably are wondering why it is such a big deal.
Speaker 20: I mean, terrors have been a conversation. But to me,
Speaker 20: I thought that this was kind of crazy with it.
Speaker 20: They were dragging Bezos and Amazon because Jeff Bezos and
Speaker 20: Trump were buddy buddy, they were friends. They went out
Speaker 20: to dinner after Trump one y election. He was at
Speaker 20: the inauguration. But the minute that he decided to protect
Speaker 20: his business and his customers, or so it seemed, Trump
Speaker 20: got upset.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's because Trump punked him. And Trump has been
Speaker 8: punking Besos for the longest. I mean, Besos also owns
Speaker 8: what is it, The Washington Post, and he decided not
Speaker 8: to endorse a candidate for the first time ever. And
Speaker 8: after Trump called Besos yesterday, Besos bowed down. He said
Speaker 8: he never planned to, you know, put the put the
Speaker 8: price to the ti something.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 20: Yes, yeah, Jeff Bezos is the founder is he purchased
Speaker 20: the Washington Post in twenty thirteen, So that is correct.
Speaker 14: But yes, that happened.
Speaker 20: Now when Trump called him, he said that Besos did
Speaker 20: a good thing, and he's basically he's like I'm glad
Speaker 20: he listened, and this is not gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 20: Amazon had tried to walk it back after the White
Speaker 20: House got mad. They said, oh, it wasn't approved, we
Speaker 20: weren't really gonna do it. But then Trump came out
Speaker 20: and said I called him and it didn't change. So
Speaker 20: it made Amazon look crazy like he can just call
Speaker 20: y'all and everything walks back, which is insane to me
Speaker 20: because I feel like and we've been seeing it. I know, Charlaun,
Speaker 20: you yelled at us about this all the time. It
Speaker 20: is so when I saw Trump just casually say yeah,
Speaker 20: I called many changes, mind, I'm like me.
Speaker 8: Trump punked him. Trump called him a bitch ass billionaire. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I want you to move or out.
Speaker 20: Seeing all the big tech companies that the inauguration was
Speaker 20: one thing. But watching Trump just call somebody and say
Speaker 20: you better not play with me and it Trump.
Speaker 8: Got all the power. It don't matter who got all
Speaker 8: the money, It matters who got all the power.
Speaker 14: Yeah, well, yeah, that was pretty scared.
Speaker 20: I mean, I mean at this point now, and I
Speaker 20: guess they're in good standing because he walked it back,
Speaker 20: But a lot of conversation that's happening right now is
Speaker 20: this makes no sense because I want to see where
Speaker 20: how the prices are moving, because I want to make
Speaker 20: sure you're not just throwing your extra on top on
Speaker 20: top of the tariffs, especially with everything about the change
Speaker 20: right now. So yeah, Well, in other news, Shannon Sharp,
Speaker 20: So you guys remember that video that Shannon Sharp was
Speaker 20: saying was going to release.
Speaker 3: Yes, that did no.
Speaker 20: No, So according to reports, that video will not be released.
Speaker 20: Attorney Tony Buzby came out and said that they are
Speaker 20: not planning to release that video. How they were dropping
Speaker 20: audio because it's a very strong point of their evidence
Speaker 20: in this case and they were going.
Speaker 14: To keep it and use it as such words.
Speaker 20: Yeah, now that is interesting because she and and Sharp,
Speaker 20: Remember he kept saying he believes the video was gonna
Speaker 20: come out.
Speaker 14: He believes the video was gonna come out. So there's
Speaker 14: been a change there somehow.
Speaker 3: But Stephen A.
Speaker 14: Smith sat down with a.
Speaker 20: Big boy for a big boy in the neighborhood and
Speaker 20: he talked about how people are switching sides on she
Speaker 20: and the Sharp right now, let's say a.
Speaker 23: Listen, can we help you get back past this? And
Speaker 23: I think that true friends conduct themselves that way. They
Speaker 23: ain't yes, people that tell you just what you want
Speaker 23: to hear. They ain't know people that's willing to vilify you.
Speaker 23: The second something. I mean, I see cats talking about
Speaker 23: him and I can't even put in the words that
Speaker 23: I've seen them do. And then I see the zest
Speaker 23: with which people are willing to pounce on him. People
Speaker 23: have been after him since he was doing he did
Speaker 23: Cat Williams because of the numbers he produced and the
Speaker 23: success that it had and.
Speaker 2: How he was able to ride that way.
Speaker 23: If I sit up there and I'm friends with Big Boy,
Speaker 23: I'm a contemporary, and then Big Boy get in trouble,
Speaker 23: it's one thing for me to be on the end
Speaker 23: going like this, yeah you know, I mean, this is
Speaker 23: what happened the Big Boy. And that's another thing in
Speaker 23: Tydy'd be like, yeah, you see what happened big boy,
Speaker 23: right right? And you see a joy that some people
Speaker 23: are having and going at him. So for me, it's
Speaker 23: just about making sure that he knows that he matters
Speaker 23: to me.
Speaker 3: Did he say he sees the zest and which people
Speaker 3: want to pounce on him. I knew you was going
Speaker 3: to that whole sentence.
Speaker 7: If you jesty pouncing on somebody.
Speaker 8: I will say in a lot of ways, I could
Speaker 8: say stephen A set the tone for that comment commentary.
Speaker 8: I said that because one of the first people who
Speaker 8: commented on Shan was stephen A. Pout a twenty minute
Speaker 8: video that night.
Speaker 20: And then said basically, this is my guy. But I'm
Speaker 20: going where ESPN go I mean I'm going where. Yeah,
Speaker 20: I'm going where ESPN goes, which I get it. That's like,
Speaker 20: I mean, that's your that's where you work at and
Speaker 20: all that. But now the tone is giving. We staying
Speaker 20: with Shannon Sharp regardless whatever, whatever, or at least be
Speaker 20: careful you talk about him. But when he talked about
Speaker 20: it that first night, I was like, are they friends?
Speaker 20: I was a little confused.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 8: And you know another interesting thing too, and this is
Speaker 8: why I said, you know, I've never seen anybody handle
Speaker 8: a situation worse than Shannon and his team. After this
Speaker 8: came out, we would have never known about that so
Speaker 8: called video if it wasn't for Shannon shop. Yes, Shannon
Speaker 8: jumped out there and revealed that that video existed. And
Speaker 8: he did that for no reason because they wasn't even
Speaker 8: planning on putting it up.
Speaker 3: Yep, like you revealed their name.
Speaker 20: The attorney Buffy said that in a statement to TMZ,
Speaker 20: he said, the only reason you know about the existence
Speaker 20: of a video recording is that mister Sharp specifically referenced
Speaker 20: it in his BS statement. That's the contents of the
Speaker 20: video was shared during a mediation process with Sharp's attorneys. Again,
Speaker 20: Sharp and his team disclosed that not us Sharp himself
Speaker 20: was offered on more than one occasion to view it himself.
Speaker 20: He declined, We've never made any claims or threats about it.
Speaker 14: It won't and won't do so.
Speaker 7: Once again, I've never seen anybody handle atle situation worse
Speaker 7: than Shannon and this team like this is. They just
Speaker 7: handled it wrong from the beginning, from the whole beginning.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well we'll see you would come to this because
Speaker 20: I think it's the best that this video didn't hit
Speaker 20: so yeah bd s M being in Sharp and that
Speaker 20: little girl, Yeah, that would.
Speaker 3: Have been bad, bad visual.
Speaker 8: I just don't understand why they didn't settle, especially being
Speaker 8: that the lawyer said that they offered the timn what not.
Speaker 8: Not that they didn't settle cause they were willing to settle.
Speaker 8: Why didn't they take the money? Why didn't Buzzy did
Speaker 8: they think that they could get more because of all
Speaker 8: of the evidence they got. Probably that's probably what it is.
Speaker 14: Probably, So I've asked that multiple times.
Speaker 16: What it is.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but I've asked, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well, Happy birthday to Kirsten Dunst birthday. Bring it on, No, no,
Speaker 5: no Mexican Yo. She's from Jumanji Spider Man. But yeah,
Speaker 5: her most famous role, in my opinion, is bring it on.
Speaker 5: So happy birthday to her and.
Speaker 7: On fire it was phenomenal movie.
Speaker 3: Child sell our bet. But you look like and we're
Speaker 3: the ones her down with that. Thank you for the lawyer,
Speaker 3: for the lord.
Speaker 14: Bring it on after Never mind Charlaann, who are giving
Speaker 14: that donkey.
Speaker 8: T before after the hour? We need John Halliburton to
Speaker 8: come to the front of the congregation. We like to
Speaker 8: have a word with him.
Speaker 2: Place you're checking out the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Your execution on the Donkey of the day is something
Speaker 3: to the.
Speaker 16: Hold for you.
Speaker 3: The reason they gave me donkey other day, and I
Speaker 3: deserve that.
Speaker 2: You need to know what you need to tell them.
Speaker 3: I am you tell them.
Speaker 2: It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 13: It's a read.
Speaker 2: But you're so good at charlamagne, you know what you want,
Speaker 2: Charlamagne Chlomone.
Speaker 14: Who do you give a dunky other day?
Speaker 6: Soon?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 7: Sexy red donkey today for Wednesday, April thirtieth, goes to
Speaker 7: John Halliburton.
Speaker 8: If you don't know who John Halliburton is. John is
Speaker 8: the father of Indiana Paces stars Tyreese Halliburton. Now, last night,
Speaker 8: the Indiana Paces eliminated the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA
Speaker 8: playoffstrop on the poo bombs in the Indiana Paces, epic
Speaker 8: collapse by the Milwaukee Bucks, or the Paces were down
Speaker 8: by seven points with forty seconds left in overtime and
Speaker 8: then the books completely collapsed in Tyrese hall Burton supplied
Speaker 8: the game winner.
Speaker 7: Let's listen to how I went.
Speaker 2: Down jar Way go cala Bert five seconds, tive sentence
Speaker 2: one point, prey to go. Pacers, come on, here's Gary
Speaker 2: Trent Junior. End up. Pacers start moving on though, Lota
Speaker 2: come back, get old Bert now.
Speaker 8: Naturally, after a win like that, emotions were hot. Okay,
Speaker 8: if you're a pass fan, you was on cloud nine.
Speaker 8: If you're a fan of Tyre's Halliburton, oh, in that moment,
Speaker 8: you thought he was the greatest thing since the late
Speaker 8: Great Kobe Bryant, and there is no bigger fan of
Speaker 8: you when it comes to sports than your parents. Okay,
Speaker 8: especially your father and Tyrese's dad, john sits.
Speaker 7: Court side at the games.
Speaker 8: Well, he got a little too excited because he decided
Speaker 8: to talunt you, Honis by coming on the floor and
Speaker 8: holding up a towel with his son's face on it
Speaker 8: and shouting variations of this is what we eppen do.
Speaker 7: Let's go to inside the NBA for the report, Pleeplet's
Speaker 7: listen to him and watch.
Speaker 2: Some for some talking after the game. And then and
Speaker 2: then it was his dad. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Then it looks like Halliburton and the honest make nice
Speaker 7: and that everybody else does too.
Speaker 2: We we we we love mister Halliburton. Come see the show.
Speaker 2: Don't beat the show. See the show.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and I think I saw ty Ree Is already
Speaker 18: apologized for his dad's actions for what because he went
Speaker 18: he doesn't run on the court and talk like I
Speaker 18: know you don't know, you don't.
Speaker 2: Kevin, see the show. Don't beat a show. You can't
Speaker 2: run on the stage, cannot run on the court. And
Speaker 2: everybody on the court.
Speaker 17: Get everybody he's apposed to on the court. The court
Speaker 17: to be on the court. Stop, No, you stop it.
Speaker 17: He's done. Don't matter supposed to be on the court.
Speaker 17: Just talked to him forget all.
Speaker 2: No, he was on the court. So what you think
Speaker 2: he said something he probably know Dad is.
Speaker 8: Come see the show. Don beat his show. I like that,
Speaker 8: canny listen. I could go either way on this. It
Speaker 8: can be harmless or it can be harmful. But the
Speaker 8: NBA has to do a better job of protecting his stars.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: People think that just because these folks make hundreds of
Speaker 8: millions of dollars that they should be okay with fans
Speaker 8: talking crazy to them. Sure, heckling is one thing, but
Speaker 8: coming on the floor, No, do that from the stands.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: And furthermore, and the reason I'm giving John down here
Speaker 7: today is because it's not about you. As Kenny Smith said,
Speaker 7: it's not about you. Okay.
Speaker 8: People need to learn that their actions do affect other people.
Speaker 8: So be careful what you saying do because it's not
Speaker 8: always just about you.
Speaker 2: John.
Speaker 7: I know that's your son. I know that you're excited,
Speaker 7: but you have to remember you represent your son in
Speaker 7: that moment, So don't do anything that embarrasses him or
Speaker 7: makes him look foolish.
Speaker 8: Also, when was the security? Why were Yiannis and John
Speaker 8: allowed to get uh? I was about to say face
Speaker 8: to face, but it was more like, you know, face
Speaker 8: the waste, okay, fate. Why would they allowed to get
Speaker 8: face to waste on each other like that? I mean,
Speaker 8: Janni's towers over John. But why did that exchange even happen?
Speaker 8: I know team staffles, you know, pulled yon Us away,
Speaker 8: but why were they allowed to get that close to
Speaker 8: each other to begin with it? Yah, if Yannas saw
Speaker 8: John tant him, I'm sure others did too, so you
Speaker 8: had to know Yanna's going over to him wasn't because
Speaker 8: they were about to exchange pleasantries. Okay, what if emotions
Speaker 8: and egos would have got the best of them and
Speaker 8: they ended up scrapping right in and there. It's just
Speaker 8: stupid and it's all over things that could be prevented. Now,
Speaker 8: would you like to hear what Yiannis had to say
Speaker 8: about it.
Speaker 7: Let's listen.
Speaker 24: Losing the game, emotions run high, having a fan, which
Speaker 24: at the moment I thought it was fun, but then
Speaker 24: I realized it was Tity's son, which I love Titus,
Speaker 24: I think is a great competitor. He was his dad
Speaker 24: sort of coming in the floor and showing me his
Speaker 24: son a tower with his face.
Speaker 2: This is what we do, This is what we do.
Speaker 2: This if we do, I feel like that's very, very disrespectful.
Speaker 24: I'm happy for him him, I'm happy for the sun,
Speaker 24: and I'm happy that he's happy for his son.
Speaker 2: That's how you're supposed to feel.
Speaker 24: But coming to me and disrespecting me and cursing at me,
Speaker 24: I think it's totally unacceptable, totally unacceptable. I'm not the
Speaker 24: guy that points fingers because in my neighborhoods sneage gets stitches.
Speaker 24: So I don't want to say something, you know, for
Speaker 24: him to say to get fined on anything. But it's
Speaker 24: not respectful. I talked with him at the end, and
Speaker 24: to be uh, I think we did in a good place.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 7: The way Jhanna said coming on the floor the towels
Speaker 7: sounded nasty, but Bianna felt disrespected.
Speaker 8: Okay, who are we to tell him otherwise? Tyrese Haliburton
Speaker 8: said his father was wrong. Let's listen.
Speaker 11: You know, as far as the incident between the Honest
Speaker 11: and my pops, I had no idea what happened until
Speaker 11: I got to the back and we showed the video.
Speaker 4: Uh, me and my.
Speaker 11: Pops have talked about that, and I don't agree with
Speaker 11: you know what what transpired there from him. You know,
Speaker 11: you know, I think basketball is basketball and let's keep
Speaker 11: it on the court. And I think that he just
Speaker 11: you know, got excited to tell us some make the
Speaker 11: game winner and came on the court. But I think
Speaker 11: we had a we had a conversation, and you know,
Speaker 11: I think he just needs to just allow me to
Speaker 11: just play basketball, stay over there, come to him to celebrate.
Speaker 11: But I'll talk with Jianni's eventually about it. Just you know,
Speaker 11: I don't think that my pops was.
Speaker 2: In the right at all there.
Speaker 7: And all of this taken away from the fact that
Speaker 7: they came back from behind and he scored a game winner.
Speaker 7: Now he got to sit up there and explain about
Speaker 7: his dad's actions. Okay, his dad apologized.
Speaker 8: He said, I sincerely apologize to Giannis, the Milwaukee Bucks,
Speaker 8: and the pace of his organization for my actions following
Speaker 8: tonight's game. This was not a good reflection on our sport.
Speaker 8: Are my son and I will not make that mistake again.
Speaker 8: What is the lesson to be learned here. It's simple
Speaker 8: for me, and we talked about this in another Donkey
Speaker 8: earlier this week, and the lesson to be learned is
Speaker 8: our actions are guaranteed to affect others because we are
Speaker 8: not alone in this world. John made a moment that
Speaker 8: was about his son, about him. Your son hit the
Speaker 8: game winner salute. That has nothing to do with Janni's. Okay,
Speaker 8: they lost. Yanna's not even a player who taunts people.
Speaker 8: Very humble man, So what was the point.
Speaker 7: But once again, our actions are guaranteed to affect others, John,
Speaker 7: you represent more than yourself. You represent your son. You
Speaker 7: have to be that much more aware of how you
Speaker 7: present yourself because you are representing more than you. I
Speaker 7: know your last name is on the back of that
Speaker 7: paces jersey, but that's not you, brouh. You're not out
Speaker 7: there getting buckets. Your son is and his game speaks
Speaker 7: for itself. Okay, it doesn't need you speaking for it.
Speaker 7: Parents should cheer from the stands, not confront players on
Speaker 7: the court. So for that lapse in judgment, please give
Speaker 7: John Halliburton the biggest he hull.
Speaker 5: It's really that simple. Yeah, crazy, I want to say
Speaker 5: I do. I am really really proud of you for
Speaker 5: your segment. You've been giving people donkey fava, and you
Speaker 5: read so eloquently every day.
Speaker 7: You shouldn't be impressed by people that know how to
Speaker 7: read good.
Speaker 3: First of all.
Speaker 2: It should be right.
Speaker 3: And I don't even care about it no more. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Can't I even take compliments.
Speaker 2: Like damn, hi, y'all? No, no, no, no, yes, ya
Speaker 2: dad rock.
Speaker 3: Don't even know how to say, Oh, my god, thank
Speaker 3: you so much, sister.
Speaker 7: You're absolutely right, very much, my sister. I appreciate that, thank.
Speaker 3: You, but I hate that word eloquently though.
Speaker 7: I hate to wear it that we shouldn't be applauding
Speaker 7: nothing of this applauding literacy. People are supposed to be literate.
Speaker 7: Now we come back, doctor Lakeisha Hallman will be here.
Speaker 7: She has a new book called No One Is Self Made,
Speaker 7: a motivational self help guide with a community oriented approach.
Speaker 8: And when we come back, we'll talk. We'll talk to
Speaker 8: doctor Lakeisha Harman. Okay, it's the Breakfast Club, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning Everybody.
Speaker 3: It's the EJ N V.
Speaker 2: Jesse Larius Charlamage, the Guide. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the building, doctor Lakeisha Holman.
Speaker 8: She has a new book out now called No One
Speaker 8: Is Self Made. Build your village to flourish in business
Speaker 8: and life. Good morning, how are you doctor?
Speaker 19: I am wonderful. I'm happy to be here for a
Speaker 19: second time. Yes, So thank you all for having me back.
Speaker 19: I've been excited to have this conversation.
Speaker 8: I'm happy that you're here, and I love the title
Speaker 8: of your book. This is what I'll be trying to
Speaker 8: tell people. Man, we live in this era right now
Speaker 8: where everybody's always talking about you know, I'm self made.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I did it myself. Nobody put me on, nobody held me.
Speaker 7: That's a lie. There's no such thing.
Speaker 14: That's why I.
Speaker 19: Wrote the book because it is profoundly untrue. All of
Speaker 19: us who's sitting here today, entrepreneurs across the country, anyone
Speaker 19: that we've lift up, even the people that we don't know,
Speaker 19: there have been a village of people that's supporting them.
Speaker 14: And so it was critical for me to write this book.
Speaker 14: But for me, it's a love letter.
Speaker 19: To our community that we must return to community and
Speaker 19: also have the true stories of what success is and
Speaker 19: how we got there.
Speaker 14: When you say return to community and have those stories.
Speaker 14: What do you mean by that?
Speaker 19: Yeah, I mean one of the things that I write
Speaker 19: about in the book, particularly in chapter one, I write
Speaker 19: about individualism. I think individualism have been propped up in
Speaker 19: this country where we talk about the self made woman,
Speaker 19: the self made man, and the more that we lift
Speaker 19: up the individual, it takes us back from that collective,
Speaker 19: the group village that I write about and talk about
Speaker 19: and my companies are built around. It is time sensitive
Speaker 19: that we return and get back to our togetherness and
Speaker 19: figure out how to work together, how to be tethered
Speaker 19: and took the place where we say that no one
Speaker 19: is going to separate us from our bigger purpose in
Speaker 19: doing good work together.
Speaker 14: Now, when you moved to Atlanta in twenty eleven, yes,
Speaker 14: I think it was eleven, twenty ten or twenty eleven.
Speaker 20: And I was going to ask you what brought you
Speaker 20: to Atlanta? But everything you're talking about Atlanta just feels
Speaker 20: like that the minute to land.
Speaker 14: Yes, Atlanta is so special. You were there this fast weekend?
Speaker 12: I was.
Speaker 19: Yes, Atlanta is incredibly special. I remember when I first visited.
Speaker 19: I believe I was undergrad when when I visited Atlanta,
Speaker 19: and I hadn't experienced anything like it. It was a
Speaker 19: sea of black excellence. You all have had Killer mic
Speaker 19: On and your and my brother lockt him up and
Speaker 19: he often talks about the history of Atlanta.
Speaker 14: Coming there from Mississippi. I was blown away.
Speaker 19: I knew that it was upon my destiny to be
Speaker 19: in Atlanta, to grow in Atlanta, and it was that
Speaker 19: deep history, but also that deep communal sense.
Speaker 7: Can we talk about the myth of being self made?
Speaker 2: To them?
Speaker 8: I really just want to expound on that. That's the
Speaker 8: first chapter in your book. What is the myth of
Speaker 8: being self made?
Speaker 19: Yeah, it's well, number one is untrue. I write about that.
Speaker 19: For me to be able to sit here today, I
Speaker 19: am the product of my grandmother's prayers, their hard work,
Speaker 19: my grandfather's, my parents, the team that I have running
Speaker 19: my companies, my friend group, and my extended family. I'm
Speaker 19: a product of all these people. So if I sit
Speaker 19: here and you all ask me about how my companies
Speaker 19: have been successful, and if I'm only talking about myself,
Speaker 19: I'm lying to you. Sure the true story is that
Speaker 19: we're village made. And if we accept this title, we
Speaker 19: began to erase people that have been critical to us.
Speaker 19: On our journeys, even our first jobs, our first opportunities,
Speaker 19: they were building us to be who we are today.
Speaker 14: I look at these first.
Speaker 19: Opportunities as divine assignments that we were planning in these experiences.
Speaker 19: But to take on the title of self made, we
Speaker 19: are erasing people and then they become hidden figures. And
Speaker 19: when we sit for these interviews, we are telling a
Speaker 19: profound untruth. But we're also telling people in order to
Speaker 19: make it, you need to do it by yourself.
Speaker 2: I wonder why we have that.
Speaker 8: Well, it's not we, but there's a lot of people
Speaker 8: who have that issue, you know what I mean, who
Speaker 8: just have that issue of not wanting to give people
Speaker 8: credit like they want to just be them.
Speaker 7: No, I did it myself. Nobody helped me do it, Like, huh,
Speaker 7: I love assistance, Please help me.
Speaker 14: I do too.
Speaker 19: And I write about you know in the book that
Speaker 19: I believe how we got here it's because it's been
Speaker 19: propped up that anytime we've seen people reach a level
Speaker 19: of success, the first thing that the media calls them
Speaker 19: is self made. And then we've also shunned people who've
Speaker 19: had support when that you didn't work as hard because
Speaker 19: you didn't Yeah, you didn't work as hard. Somebody gave
Speaker 19: you something. But the reality is we are We should
Speaker 19: be proud that we have been able to attract people
Speaker 19: in our lives that want to assist us, that want
Speaker 19: to help us. And so it's just really training our
Speaker 19: mindsets to really look at success differently. But I think
Speaker 19: it has been sensationalized. It's self made notion and what
Speaker 19: it is deemed to be successful. This has been largely
Speaker 19: overplayed in the media because if a person I write
Speaker 19: about all the Titans in the book The Tyler Periods
Speaker 19: of the World, but we often look at these people
Speaker 19: as self made. They made it out of no way.
Speaker 19: But what I think is missing in the story is
Speaker 19: that what I believe the truth is that we are
Speaker 19: all self determined people. Self determination and self made are different.
Speaker 19: Self determination means all the work that you've done, Lauren
Speaker 19: to be where you are today, because I've been following
Speaker 19: your journey, you are divinely self determined. You, Charlotte Maye,
Speaker 19: all the work that you done to be who you are.
Speaker 19: You are self determined. No one gave you that but
Speaker 19: God and the stick to itness. It's the thing that
Speaker 19: I think lifts us up. But what really propels us
Speaker 19: for is all the people that saw something in you,
Speaker 19: saw something in me, saw something in you, and then said, oh,
Speaker 19: it's something about them. I'm going to do all that
Speaker 19: I can to make sure that they reach the pinnacle
Speaker 19: of their success. And why it was important for me
Speaker 19: to write about supporting that way because I think we
Speaker 19: always and we can get to a place where we
Speaker 19: say I don't have this, I don't have that, this
Speaker 19: person that look out for me, But you also have
Speaker 19: all these other things.
Speaker 14: So you do have a village.
Speaker 19: You may not have the village where you can have
Speaker 19: everything that you need, but you do have a village
Speaker 19: of people pouring into.
Speaker 14: You, and that is what we need.
Speaker 20: You talked in this Essence article that I read about
Speaker 20: not saying yes to every invitation that you get as
Speaker 20: your building community. For a lot of people, spirit of discernment.
Speaker 20: But what's your breakdown of how you decide to say
Speaker 20: no to certain invitations.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it is spiritual discernment. It's also me operating in
Speaker 19: abundance rather than scarcity. I think when we're when when
Speaker 19: we're in a scarcity mindset, we believe that we have
Speaker 19: to be in every single room that we have to
Speaker 19: accept every invitation, that we must say yes to everything.
Speaker 19: Where I am in my life now and what I'm
Speaker 19: hoping to empower empower other people is that we don't
Speaker 19: want all the yeses. We want the right yeses. And
Speaker 19: how I discern when the yes is right? Is it
Speaker 19: aligned with my values? It's this opportunity align with the
Speaker 19: mission that I'm on. Will it take me off course?
Speaker 19: Will I have to divorce things that I believe in?
Speaker 19: Will I have to contort and change myself? If I'm
Speaker 19: saying yes to all those things, it's not the yes
Speaker 19: that I should take. And now I haven't always been
Speaker 19: at this place. I've had to grow to get here.
Speaker 19: My deep relationship with God has helped me be here.
Speaker 19: But I remember, and I write about managing the hard
Speaker 19: stuff in the book. I remember saying yes because I
Speaker 19: was afraid that if I didn't say yes to this
Speaker 19: opportunity that I won't get it again. But the timing
Speaker 19: of the opportunity was so wrong, and so I needed
Speaker 19: to say no. And so what I've learned about life
Speaker 19: is that sometimes the test in the assignment is will
Speaker 19: we say no to things when it's out of alignment?
Speaker 19: Will we have the discipline, the spiritual discipline to know
Speaker 19: that while this may sound good, but this is not
Speaker 19: what I should be doing. Will would be strong in
Speaker 19: our faith, in our belief that our right yes is coming.
Speaker 19: And when I have done that, and again I wasn't.
Speaker 19: It's very important for me to share it, because it's
Speaker 19: different when you've done the work and we can talk
Speaker 19: about these things. But I do remember what has awakened
Speaker 19: in me is more so a spirit of abundance that
Speaker 19: I only want to be where I'm meant to grow.
Speaker 14: And I don't want to be in every room.
Speaker 19: I only want to be in room where I'm meant
Speaker 19: to be transformational, not just to sit at a table,
Speaker 19: just to sit there.
Speaker 1: We have more with doctor Lakeisha Hommes when we come back.
Speaker 1: She has a new book, No One Is Self Made,
Speaker 1: a motivational self help guid with a community oriented approach,
Speaker 1: rewrite the rules of.
Speaker 2: Business and collective support.
Speaker 1: It's out right now. We'll talk to her more. It's
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, joining everybody, your cj Envy,
Speaker 1: Jesse Larius charlamagnea God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren
Speaker 1: la Ross here as well. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 1: doctor Lakeisha Key Harman. Her new book No One Is
Speaker 1: Self Made is out right now, Lauren.
Speaker 20: What do you tell people, though, because you talk about
Speaker 20: the scarcity mindset and how you sorry for you to
Speaker 20: make those decisions, what do you tell people who are
Speaker 20: in that scarcity place that just need to eat real quick.
Speaker 14: They can't walk away from that deal, they can't afford
Speaker 14: to That.
Speaker 19: Is a very very very good question. Scarcity is a
Speaker 19: place of survival. So what I do have is a
Speaker 19: profound respect for people who are simply striving to survive.
Speaker 19: But the question would be, do you want to eat
Speaker 19: something that's poisonous to you? You know, do you want
Speaker 19: to accept things that it's going to actually change the
Speaker 19: makeup of who you are that may compromise you from
Speaker 19: your greatest self? Where where we know in our greatest
Speaker 19: selves and we operate in our higher selves, more is there.
Speaker 19: And so this is a question that is less tangible,
Speaker 19: but it's truly operating in faith that if I just
Speaker 19: be consistent, I continue to work hard, I continue to
Speaker 19: show up for myself, I continue to operate with the
Speaker 19: spirit of discernment, then my opportunities are come, will come?
Speaker 19: Will you have moments, will you have moments where you
Speaker 19: may take a smaller contract because you need to eat.
Speaker 19: I don't have kids to take care of, and so
Speaker 19: I will never be in a place of saying that
Speaker 19: I fully fully understand. But I'm in a place where
Speaker 19: I have a level of empathy. But I do know
Speaker 19: that we while in a space of striving to survive,
Speaker 19: we can still be very selective with the things that
Speaker 19: we say yes to.
Speaker 8: I want to talk about Chapter eight Support Supporters, and
Speaker 8: in that chapter you got a bunch of village verbs.
Speaker 7: Explain what a village verb is.
Speaker 14: Yeah, this whole book is and why I'm so excited
Speaker 14: about it.
Speaker 19: While I tell a bunch of entrepreneur stories, things that
Speaker 19: I've experienced, and I write about many luminaries from the
Speaker 19: past and people presently who's doing the work, the anchor
Speaker 19: piece of this book is all about the village, all
Speaker 19: about community in the village Verbs. When people close this book,
Speaker 19: I want people to do something. So Village Verbs is
Speaker 19: making sure that we participate in the voting process. Village
Speaker 19: Verbs is making sure that we're buying local, that we're
Speaker 19: buying from black businesses. Village Verbs is making sure that
Speaker 19: we're showing up from one another. If we do not
Speaker 19: have action behind the things that we believe, then I
Speaker 19: always ask people, do you really love it? Because if
Speaker 19: you love it, your actions should follow. You have on
Speaker 19: a black brand today. I've been wearing her for years.
Speaker 14: Tears.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but what you are doing today is love and action.
Speaker 19: So you support her in a real way. You're on
Speaker 19: a syndicated radio show rocking her brand. That is what
Speaker 19: it's about, Charlott Mane. I think about the number of
Speaker 19: things that I'm aware you probably do even more, but
Speaker 19: Black Effect podcasts, your in print, all these things. You
Speaker 19: are putting people in rooms and putting people in position,
Speaker 19: and it's because you want your actions to look like
Speaker 19: things that you care about. You want people's lives to change,
Speaker 19: and not just for this generation, but next generation and
Speaker 19: next generation. But you're not just saying these things, you
Speaker 19: are doing these things. That final chapter of Village Verbs
Speaker 19: is all about us doing the things that we say
Speaker 19: and getting put our action in love behind it. I
Speaker 19: always challenge our community that you may not be able
Speaker 19: to participate in ten different things, but you need to
Speaker 19: find something that you're passionate about and put your love
Speaker 19: and your action there, and our communities will change.
Speaker 8: I love it that the village verbs lock in, show
Speaker 8: up and connect, keep learning and higher, teach it, govern
Speaker 8: your words and listen intently, pivot, invest in your people,
Speaker 8: and spend locally.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I love we're talking about village and we're talking
Speaker 7: about community.
Speaker 8: I know that you're on the State of the People
Speaker 8: power toold with my good sister, Angela RAI can we
Speaker 8: talk about that a little bit?
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness. State of the People is powerful?
Speaker 19: And what's powerful about what Angela and team has done
Speaker 19: because she's she is adamant that this is just not
Speaker 19: about her.
Speaker 7: It's the village.
Speaker 19: And that's the way that you know, she was raised
Speaker 19: in coalition building. But in a few short weeks, intentional
Speaker 19: people decided that they were going to do something. We're
Speaker 19: at a time where people feel hopeless, scared, and a
Speaker 19: small but mighty group of people said, not on my watch,
Speaker 19: that I am going to gather the people that I'm
Speaker 19: going to make sure that a room is comprised of
Speaker 19: people that can give resources, people that can give hope,
Speaker 19: people that can give that direction. And when you look
Speaker 19: left right, you see people that look like you. And
Speaker 19: why I think State of the People is so important
Speaker 19: as they go to other cities because history is determined
Speaker 19: by what you do, and when the history books are written,
Speaker 19: the history books are right that a group of people
Speaker 19: decided to do something and do I think people left
Speaker 19: State of the People feeling in power. Absolutely and then
Speaker 19: when State of the People comes to other cities, I'm
Speaker 19: really encouraging people to make sure they attend because it
Speaker 19: is absolutely special.
Speaker 8: Absolutely well, keep doing the work, doctor Lakeisha Harman. We
Speaker 8: appreciate you, and your new book is out right now
Speaker 8: we'll get tell them more to find you.
Speaker 19: First of all, yes, you can find me at doctor
Speaker 19: key Hallman. On social platforms you can get the book
Speaker 19: and no one as self made dot com. But from
Speaker 19: all major retailers entrepreneurs, you will most definitely love this book.
Speaker 19: Leaders in the communities, you will love this book. It
Speaker 19: is very practical and prescriptive. What I didn't say this,
Speaker 19: but what's special about the way the chapters end, I
Speaker 19: have reflection questions, and those reflection questions, by the time
Speaker 19: you finish the book, you have a whole plan on
Speaker 19: how to map out and build community.
Speaker 14: And true teacher format in truth Teacher for You're right, Lauren.
Speaker 7: The funny thing is.
Speaker 8: I think that you'll also realize you already have that community. Yes,
Speaker 8: you just haven't acknowledged them as such. That's what that's
Speaker 8: what I think. That's good Doctor Lakeisha Hall and her
Speaker 8: new book Knowing Itself Made build your Village to flourish
Speaker 8: in business and life.
Speaker 7: Go get that right now. Thank you for joining us,
Speaker 7: Thank you and thank you. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club, Happy Wednesday.
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Speaker 7: But we got the lad That's what Lauren.
Speaker 3: Lauren becoming a straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets them from somebody that knows, somebody gets the detail.
Speaker 14: One girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the latest on you, the Latest with
Speaker 2: Lauren Larrossa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 7: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 2: It's the latest on the Breakfast Club, Lauren Larrosa, ll
Speaker 2: cool Bay. Got to say your full name. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean?
Speaker 7: The radio consultant say, you got to say your full name,
Speaker 7: familiarize you.
Speaker 2: To the audience. Laura l Rosa, Lauren Larrossa can't just
Speaker 2: say Lauren.
Speaker 14: You know people still ask me if I'm Dominican.
Speaker 2: Don't nobody ask what they do because.
Speaker 3: They don't start.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, no reason, nobody.
Speaker 14: L Rosa be really messing people up. Oh you know what, No,
Speaker 14: now that is not Dominican.
Speaker 15: No, I lie.
Speaker 3: I was like, which you know one on falls not
Speaker 3: one of a fault? Like maybe you don't.
Speaker 14: First of all, I do. Oh, happy birthday dad? It
Speaker 14: was his birthday in the twenty seven?
Speaker 2: Which one you don't remember your but you remember his?
Speaker 2: That's crazy?
Speaker 3: Did you say know which one?
Speaker 2: You're really? Really good?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 14: My my biological dad, not my brother's dad.
Speaker 3: You're still saying me birthday time. Yes, I talked to
Speaker 3: my dad, y'all okay, and things better.
Speaker 14: And me and my dad talk. We have a good relationship,
Speaker 14: you know.
Speaker 3: It's just not it's just not okay. I'm not crying.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 14: Could I become the damn news ahead?
Speaker 7: Do you think?
Speaker 3: Do you think it was you?
Speaker 2: The lady?
Speaker 14: Them beads it's not enough on them, because yeah, you
Speaker 14: need to pray some more.
Speaker 7: Your shoulder is as because you just talk.
Speaker 3: I need came around shoulder wouldn't.
Speaker 7: Be cat even off your father shoulder. It's just foggy.
Speaker 20: Speaking of father's diddy. He's a father, Okay, Yes he is, yes, Okay.
Speaker 20: So remember the other day we were talking about did
Speaker 20: these new defenses? And I was retarded, don't use that word.
Speaker 20: Why how he was saying that he was incapable of
Speaker 20: what you staying on one leg and seeing the fairy size.
Speaker 20: So we were talking about his defenses, and we were
Speaker 20: talking about how his attorneys are a legend and documents
Speaker 20: that because he might have been under the influence of
Speaker 20: drugs and or alcohol, he wasn't capable of cognitively thinking
Speaker 20: through anything, so he shouldn't be her responsible. And we
Speaker 20: were talking about how dumb of a defense that is,
Speaker 20: because number one, that means something still possibly allegedly happened.
Speaker 20: Number two, that means that there were drugs and alcohol involved,
Speaker 20: which is what they were claiming in the first place.
Speaker 20: Right now, I actually was able to obtain the full document,
Speaker 20: which is the filing that this exclusive was broke from,
Speaker 20: and I read through the documents and my opinion has changed.
Speaker 14: I don't think it's as dumb as of a defense.
Speaker 2: Will it work?
Speaker 14: Okay, because what the.
Speaker 20: Document and what the filing and what their uh did
Speaker 20: These legal teams focus is is intent. First of all,
Speaker 20: in a criminal case, the burden of proof is on
Speaker 20: the prosecutors, right, so they have to prove way more
Speaker 20: than did he has to prove.
Speaker 14: Secondly, when you talk about intent, intent.
Speaker 20: Means that there has to be like a specific like
Speaker 20: malice or like, you know, I was doing this on purpose,
Speaker 20: I thought about it, all of that stuff. If he
Speaker 20: is under the influence allegedly, right, and they can prove
Speaker 20: at however way, which I think would be the issue
Speaker 20: that he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol,
Speaker 20: because he was just partying, having a good time and
Speaker 20: whatever happened. But there was no like he he's in
Speaker 20: aspect of this is just a good time we're having,
Speaker 20: we're drinking, we're doing this, we're doing that. I don't
Speaker 20: have an ill intent intent to do anything if something
Speaker 20: if something happened during that allegedly if something happened during
Speaker 20: that time, it happened, But my intent was just to
Speaker 20: you know, get allegedly high or drunk and have a
Speaker 20: good time.
Speaker 8: That's interesting because I wonder it was more important in
Speaker 8: the situation like that the intention or the impact, because
Speaker 8: even if you're an intention wasn't to do something like say,
Speaker 8: you're under influence, but then you kill somebody, So can
Speaker 8: I use that as an excuse?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 20: Yeah, like when people like if you ac like uh
Speaker 20: with concidents, when people pass away, like you don't intend
Speaker 20: to get in your car and kill anybody.
Speaker 2: Maslaughter as opposed to homicide.
Speaker 20: Exactly, That's what I'm saying. I don't know how well
Speaker 20: it'll work, but it's not as stupid as I thought
Speaker 20: that it was. But the issue will be they had
Speaker 20: this doctor coming in who there's no way at the
Speaker 20: time he had examined puff and was able to be like, yup,
Speaker 20: you know what, he's completely under the influence of whatever.
Speaker 20: So how do you prove that that what they're saying
Speaker 20: as a.
Speaker 8: Doctor do rectal exams on all the male victims though,
Speaker 8: that's what people really need to see what the hell
Speaker 8: is going on? And I'm gonna tell you something else.
Speaker 8: I have no idea what the hell did he's even
Speaker 8: charged with anymore exactly? I thought I knew, but they
Speaker 8: flooded his own so much. There's so much information. I
Speaker 8: don't even know what he's what he's.
Speaker 3: Being He don't know either, and that's that's the crazy thing.
Speaker 5: That's crazy because even even Lord Dirk is about to
Speaker 5: go like to court to try to like and why now,
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, because did he the only one that's
Speaker 5: staying inside?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So it got to be something that they're not telling
Speaker 5: your something that's not leaking, or it's something something. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but we haven't got to the nitty gritty of why
Speaker 5: he hasn't been able to come home.
Speaker 20: Like it's a rocketeer conspiracy, it's sex trafficking by force, fraud, coercion,
Speaker 20: transportation to engage in prostitution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I forgot about all that.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but I know that there was.
Speaker 20: A there was a forced labor charge that was added
Speaker 20: at one point. But they the judge, right, a judge
Speaker 20: rule that they can't they can't use that. But they
Speaker 20: did rule that that that Cassie video can be admitted
Speaker 20: as evidence. But I did want to come back with
Speaker 20: that after I read the doctor.
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 14: He's not, but they are.
Speaker 20: They're asking if they can use that as evidence. And
Speaker 20: what they'll probably try to do because Cassie will have
Speaker 20: to take the stand they'll try to basically pint the
Speaker 20: picture of just how much of a I don't care
Speaker 20: about anything monster?
Speaker 3: He is like they did my thought.
Speaker 14: They let him to be like they tried what they
Speaker 14: did with the bell the bond, which is why he still.
Speaker 3: Didn't say that video was edited. He said that yeah,
Speaker 3: but that that was added yeah, And.
Speaker 20: The prosecutors came out and said, no, we have a
Speaker 20: recorded version of the full video.
Speaker 2: But yeah, just tell me what happens.
Speaker 3: I got you. You're coming with me.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with you. I'm gonna I need to
Speaker 5: get to the bottom of it too. But listen, I
Speaker 5: have a story that I want to break to. Executive
Speaker 5: producer of Baddie's on Wills accuses Roland Ray of ghosting
Speaker 5: her aft the Paymenties on Wil So you know the
Speaker 5: wheelchair people, people that are in wheelchairs, right and they
Speaker 5: can still be bad. So they're Baddies on wheels and
Speaker 5: they have a show on No, No, I don't think
Speaker 5: this is on zeus.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't know. I need you to
Speaker 3: reach out to see where it's at.
Speaker 2: But so it's handicapped people.
Speaker 3: Yes, hand handicap party right now, rolland Ray you don't
Speaker 3: know Rolling Ray, do you? Yes?
Speaker 2: Roland Ray was supposed to be on.
Speaker 5: He's supposed to do somewhere and that they send him payment.
Speaker 5: He ghosted them. Now Roller Ray is on for doing
Speaker 5: this all around DC. Let me just say that right there.
Speaker 5: But he did this to an executive producer of Batti's
Speaker 5: on Whales.
Speaker 3: That is crazy. He ran off with somebody, But how
Speaker 3: can you not catch somebody in a wheelchair?
Speaker 2: No, he did it? Stop all right?
Speaker 3: Well, he rolled off with somebody money, But how can't
Speaker 3: you just like.
Speaker 2: Run down on him? It's like, why are you?
Speaker 3: It's so hard to go get your money from this man.
Speaker 3: All you gotta do is cut the brake on the
Speaker 3: damn wheelchairs, you know, to be right on the back.
Speaker 7: Was the other person in the wheelchair too?
Speaker 2: All the whole.
Speaker 3: Casters and wheelchairs. But they're not. They're not rolling off
Speaker 3: with people money. It's just right.
Speaker 14: But the producer they're not.
Speaker 7: Is this an allegation or this this.
Speaker 11: Girl?
Speaker 12: This?
Speaker 2: This is this girl is for real.
Speaker 3: She's an executive producer. She is in shambles.
Speaker 2: She was so upset.
Speaker 3: She reached out to you. No, she didn't reach out
Speaker 3: to me, you know. She reached out to somebody on
Speaker 3: my team.
Speaker 8: I met Rolling Ray when I exact there was a
Speaker 8: Catfish back in the day on MTV Catfish spin off
Speaker 8: called Trolls.
Speaker 2: So that's where he was.
Speaker 8: The first was I don't remember if he was a
Speaker 8: Nikky fan or a Kim fan. When he was going
Speaker 8: against somebody, either a Nikki fan or Can fan. I
Speaker 8: forgot whose side was on, but yeah, he was. They
Speaker 8: were going back and forth, and I remember he spit.
Speaker 8: I don't know if he spent on me.
Speaker 3: He spit my mistake, because you know, it's like he
Speaker 3: meant to do it.
Speaker 7: I don't remember the whole thing.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't remember.
Speaker 14: I think it's on Pressure TV network.
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, I knew it wasn't only serious, but yes,
Speaker 5: he rolled off with their money, and I just feel like,
Speaker 5: how how how did y'all let this happen?
Speaker 3: Y'all act like y'all can't just catch up with him?
Speaker 14: And she taking legal action?
Speaker 3: She is, she definitely is taking legal action.
Speaker 7: But dropping the clues bomb for the handicap hotties.
Speaker 3: No, it's not Baddy's on wheels, Okay, Baddy's on wheel.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, make sure you watch Batti's Ol Wheels, whatever.
Speaker 2: You can watch bad.
Speaker 3: Get out of money back, ride around it and give
Speaker 3: the money back.
Speaker 8: Dj MB is coming up with thank you Lauren for
Speaker 8: the latest with Lauren, and thank you just for your message. Okay,
Speaker 8: and we'll be back to People's Choice.
Speaker 2: Fixes Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, it is not dj MV is your girl
Speaker 5: Jef hilarious DJMV out here because he's selling his little
Speaker 5: book or whatever with his wife and Charlamagne over there.
Speaker 3: So what's up?
Speaker 2: How are you es? You got shows this weekend?
Speaker 5: Yeah, don't ever ask me how I am about. I've
Speaker 5: been sitting here for three hours.
Speaker 2: You're like warming up?
Speaker 7: Okay this weekend?
Speaker 5: No, I don't have shows this weekend. But next weekend
Speaker 5: for Mother's Day, I will be in Detroit. I will
Speaker 5: be at One Mike Comedy Club. We got three shows.
Speaker 5: One at eleven am that's a brunch, one at seven pm,
Speaker 5: and the late night show at nine threety pm. Bring
Speaker 5: your moms, your aunts, your sisters, guys. Treat them to submerge.
Speaker 5: We're gonna have doing meet and greet after the late
Speaker 5: night show, so get your tickets for that if you
Speaker 5: have not yet Jesselaria's official dot com and I will
Speaker 5: see you the Detroit listen.
Speaker 2: You know what I I want to tell people too.
Speaker 8: And if you're looking for a good Mother's Day gift, man, uh,
Speaker 8: Nicole Avon put out a book called Think You'll Be
Speaker 8: Happy and uh, it's it's about moving through grief with great,
Speaker 8: great grace and gratitude. And it's literally about uh, you
Speaker 8: know her mother, you know, a queen, Queen Jackie, Jackie Avon,
Speaker 8: you know she she was tragically taking away from us.
Speaker 8: And I just think that's a good Mother's Day gift
Speaker 8: because it really just makes you, you know, appreciate, uh
Speaker 8: if your mother is still here, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: Know what I mean Like, it's a good tribute to
Speaker 7: a mother.
Speaker 8: And I think that is a good a good good
Speaker 8: Mother's Day gift for folks to get, because I don't
Speaker 8: think people ever really know what to get their mom
Speaker 8: on mother, They red lobster, you know what, gold and crowd.
Speaker 5: Nope, Nope, I'm giving my mother a bridal shower. Really
Speaker 5: is my mother actually is. She's already married, but she's
Speaker 5: having her wedding this year in June, and she's having
Speaker 5: her dream wedding and so I'm gifting her with a
Speaker 5: bridal shower.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're doing this weekend.
Speaker 5: That's no, no, no, I'm not doing it this weekend.
Speaker 5: I'm actually doing that another week. But that's that's her
Speaker 5: mother's day.
Speaker 2: Ye dope?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, dope.
Speaker 3: And what's the positive note?
Speaker 2: I got a positive note.
Speaker 8: But I also want to tell people make sure you
Speaker 8: go out there and pre order Don Staley's book.
Speaker 2: Okay, it is called Uncommon Favor.
Speaker 8: It will be out May twentieth and bookstores everywhere, but
Speaker 8: you can pre order the Icon Living Don Staley's book
Speaker 8: right now. It's coming out of my book in print,
Speaker 8: Black Privilllege Publishing with Simon and Shoe.
Speaker 2: Still okay, okay, play a minute.
Speaker 3: Hold up, what is the name of her book?
Speaker 7: Uncommon Favor title?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: She got a subtitleh because I was ready to say,
Speaker 8: you want to hear Jess, you're talking to.
Speaker 7: What other thing that you're not supposed to say yet?
Speaker 8: But Uncommon Favor it's called Uncommon Favorite, Basketball North Philly,
Speaker 8: My Mother, and the Life Lessons I learned from all three.
Speaker 2: It's the whole table of contents.
Speaker 8: Hell, all right, just hates long subtitles. But I'm telling
Speaker 8: her you need the long subtitles because the long subtitles
Speaker 8: just tell people what.
Speaker 2: The book is about.
Speaker 7: Okay, yes, that's it.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Put the positive notice simply this, happiness is an attitude.
Speaker 8: We either make ourselves miserable or happy and strong, but
Speaker 8: the amount of work is the same, so you might
Speaker 8: as well choose happiness.
Speaker 2: Have a great day, breakfast club bitches, you y'alla finished
Speaker 2: or y'all done.