Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo Jesse hilarious.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Charlamage Cats to the Planet is Monday?
Speaker 2: Good morning. How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 1: I feel blessed black and holly favor, but happy to
Speaker 1: be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 2: What's going on? What's going out on? How you feeling?
Speaker 3: Just?
Speaker 2: How was the weekend?
Speaker 4: Good? The weekend was great. I did a lot of
Speaker 4: we didn't have kids this weekend, so me and how
Speaker 4: you just went out like every day. He just likes
Speaker 4: to do, you know, like the farmer's market and stuff
Speaker 4: like that, like really really natural thing nature. So yes,
Speaker 4: nature walks. Celebrat oh Christmas birthday. Absolutely, we are celebrating.
Speaker 2: You even know it was singing the mile.
Speaker 1: You ain't even want none of your in laws nobody
Speaker 1: saying the mile before you left in the morning.
Speaker 2: You want to do that at midnight?
Speaker 4: Not like a new yet, what do you talk about?
Speaker 4: It's not giving it?
Speaker 1: It is that yeah, right, I know it's independent, drink independent,
Speaker 1: But I thought there was a Mexican Independence Day.
Speaker 4: Two though it's definitely not single to my I.
Speaker 2: Don't know s all the sinkles out there.
Speaker 4: This is appreciates another excuse the drink another day to drink.
Speaker 2: Not a person, but black single is not a person
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 4: Sinkle is five in Spanish.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah he said so.
Speaker 4: In other words, it's made and it's Chris brown birthday.
Speaker 4: Drop a clues bomb right now.
Speaker 1: You got one more energy for Chris Brown than your
Speaker 1: Mexican band.
Speaker 4: Because I'm black first.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, thank you, that's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and Chris Brown is from Virginia, which is a
Speaker 4: part of the d m V. So I have to
Speaker 4: celebrate him until twelve noon and then we can switch
Speaker 4: over to the Mexican.
Speaker 2: The Mexicans remember that when the race war breakout.
Speaker 1: Okay, no, no, no, like no, remember you black first, smaller,
Speaker 1: you come with us, not to come.
Speaker 5: Salute to everybody. I was out in first. I was
Speaker 5: out in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: They had to kill.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: But yeah, they had a Takilo Fest which at DJ
Speaker 5: it was like six seven thousand people, which was funny.
Speaker 5: And I went to Illinois, my own, my own, my
Speaker 5: own Illinois. I've never been there before. I didn't even
Speaker 5: know planes actually.
Speaker 4: Go there are butchering it. You were just in the city.
Speaker 2: That was in the city.
Speaker 5: I didn't even ask nobody how to say it. No
Speaker 5: quad cities what they call it. It's like right near Iowa, Okay,
Speaker 5: I ain't know where.
Speaker 2: I was, like, it's Mexican. What you say, mayan my.
Speaker 5: Yes, I was out there as well. And then this
Speaker 5: was my kid's last dance competition. Nice last dance competition. Yes,
Speaker 5: I can relax on the week is now no more
Speaker 5: traveling from city to city to city, which was great.
Speaker 1: So what about you, Charlamne, I do nothing but pay
Speaker 1: for them wack ass fights that the zone gave us
Speaker 1: this weekend.
Speaker 2: I paid that ninety eighty nine dollars bundle.
Speaker 1: It was like ninety dollars eighty nine dollars bundle, ninety
Speaker 1: dollars bundle, a bunch of wack ass fights Friday night
Speaker 1: and Saturday night.
Speaker 2: Dame, you weren't pleased, No, I mean what it is
Speaker 2: what it is.
Speaker 1: Though, I'm a boxing fan, so you know every you
Speaker 1: know you're gonna get that from time to time. But
Speaker 1: god damn, every fight, every fight was born, every it
Speaker 1: was lame.
Speaker 2: Did you enjoy it? Redding enjoy them well.
Speaker 5: Today is also nationally National Silence the Shame Day. Shantidas
Speaker 5: will be indeed, she comes each and every year for this.
Speaker 5: She's a music industry vet and mental health advocates. We're
Speaker 5: gonna talk to.
Speaker 2: Her because you know it's mental health awareness. Moll that's right.
Speaker 5: And also the Ellisons will be joining us. The violin
Speaker 5: Kadeen Ellis, host of the podcast Ellis Ever After. Ayr
Speaker 5: previously known as dead Ass that we joining us as well.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get the show crack and we got
Speaker 5: front page news, so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club in the morning. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 5: It's DJ n V Jess hilarious, Charlam here God, we
Speaker 5: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get in some fronto. Chris. We're not gonna do
Speaker 2: this all day. Okay. I will not watch Chris Brown
Speaker 2: get more love than you, Oh my god. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: let's start off with some quick sports. Now.
Speaker 5: Last night, the Warriors beat the Rockets one O three
Speaker 5: eighty nine. The Rockets lost Golden State Warriors move on.
Speaker 5: They won Neces series four to three. In Game one
Speaker 5: versus Cavaliers and paces the Cavaliers lost last night the
Speaker 5: paces beating one twenty one to one twelve. Now you
Speaker 5: talked about the boxing thing quickly, we could just go
Speaker 5: through them real fast. Ryan Garcia lost right.
Speaker 2: Yes he did to Roly Romero.
Speaker 1: Roly dropped him in the second round and then Ryan
Speaker 1: just toucked his tail the rest of the fight. But
Speaker 1: something was up with Ryan though, because now that I
Speaker 1: think about it, Ryan wasn't even trolling or making no
Speaker 1: noise before the fight and nothing either he was.
Speaker 2: He was eerily quiet for a person that's been.
Speaker 5: Off for a year, right now. David Hainey also won
Speaker 5: Friday Night as well. He's really horrible. Now, what about
Speaker 5: Canelo Elversz He fought Saturday.
Speaker 1: S creamely Born fight, but not because the Canelos, because
Speaker 1: Scully Scully.
Speaker 2: Was running around the ring the whole God damnite. All right,
Speaker 2: Well morning, Morgain, Hey.
Speaker 4: Y'all, Hey, good morning and happy Monday. How are we
Speaker 4: feeling with good up?
Speaker 7: Girl?
Speaker 4: It's Chris brownd birthday and staying with him my old Okay,
Speaker 4: just to day, all right, So let's get it to
Speaker 4: it first off front page. President Trump had a lot
Speaker 4: to say about a lot in recent interview with NBC's
Speaker 4: Meet the Press. He was asked about Kimar a breakout Garcia,
Speaker 4: who was deported to El Salvador, and what the White
Speaker 4: House is calling an administrative error, but has since walked
Speaker 4: back those comments, saying he is a member of the
Speaker 4: MS thirteen gang. In the interview, Trump expressed concerns about
Speaker 4: clashing with the court, saying that the judges are in
Speaker 4: his way in these deportations, and he also said he
Speaker 4: doesn't know if he needs to uphold the constitution and
Speaker 4: give Abrego Garcia due process. Let's take a listen to
Speaker 4: those comments.
Speaker 8: No, I have to respond by saying, again, I have
Speaker 8: brilliant lawyers that work for me, and they are going
Speaker 8: to obviously follow what the Supreme Court said. What you
Speaker 8: said is not what I heard. The Supreme Court said.
Speaker 8: They have a different interpretation.
Speaker 4: So he's saying that his administration is interpreting the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court ruling of facilitating Kilmar Abrego Garcia back here differently
Speaker 4: than I guess the rest of us. So this week,
Speaker 4: on May ninth, the administration is facing a court ordered
Speaker 4: deadline to provide an update on the steps that they've
Speaker 4: taken to return Garcia. So we will see what happens
Speaker 4: as a result of that deadline fact.
Speaker 2: That people are just breathing by.
Speaker 1: He says he doesn't know whether he needs to uphold
Speaker 1: the constitutions in Sandy.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Presidents are constitutionally obligated to uphold the constitution.
Speaker 2: That is the oath of office.
Speaker 1: Okay, he requires the president to preserve, protect, and defend
Speaker 1: the constitution of the United States. Now, if you're all
Speaker 1: ready to live in a post constitutional society and you
Speaker 1: need to ask yourself what that's.
Speaker 4: Going to look like, it might look like us having
Speaker 4: a military parade, you know. So, the President plans to
Speaker 4: hold the big military parade in Washington, d C. This summer.
Speaker 4: When he was asked about the cost this is estimated
Speaker 4: to be about forty five million dollars, he called it
Speaker 4: peanuts compared to the value. Let's take a listen to
Speaker 4: the president's comments on his military parade that he expects
Speaker 4: to have in June.
Speaker 8: We have the greatest missiles in the world, we have
Speaker 8: the greatest submarines in the world, we have the greatest
Speaker 8: army tanks in the world, we have the greatest weapons
Speaker 8: in the world.
Speaker 4: And we're going to celebrate so that parade he wants
Speaker 4: to be in honor of Flag Day, which ironically enough,
Speaker 4: falls on his birthday, which is June fourteenth.
Speaker 2: How much is that supposed to cost?
Speaker 4: So this time forty five million. In his first administration
Speaker 4: he projected or he wanted to have one, and that
Speaker 4: one would have been about around ninety million.
Speaker 2: So this is what it is interesting, and that meets
Speaker 2: the president of you yesterday.
Speaker 1: You know, he was just talking about his trade policies,
Speaker 1: and he said his trade policies may mean children may
Speaker 1: have fewer toys that costs more. He said, you know,
Speaker 1: kids don't have to have thirty toys, they can have three.
Speaker 1: What about him in his parade? That sounds you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? If you want kids to have less,
Speaker 1: shouldn't you have less?
Speaker 4: Yeah? It's giving doze? Where's dose when you need it?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 5: Where's the last president to do that? Who was the
Speaker 5: last president to do that? To have a quote unquote
Speaker 5: military parade?
Speaker 4: I am not sure. Let me double check on that
Speaker 4: one for you. Just before we get into that, I
Speaker 4: will say that he does appear to be okay with
Speaker 4: short term recession due to tariffs if it means creating
Speaker 4: the strongest economy. Ever, that's what he said. Trump insists
Speaker 4: that any short term pain will far outweigh his long
Speaker 4: term goals. He says, the tariffs will be MANU will
Speaker 4: bring men facturing jobs back to the US, and it
Speaker 4: means more jobs for a stronger US.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how American citizens have to sacrifice, but
Speaker 1: he doesn't, like he shouldn't be throwing a parade that's
Speaker 1: cost forty five plus million dollars of money that's not needed.
Speaker 1: So if you want, if you want American citizens to sacrifice,
Speaker 1: and he's your sacrifice as well.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it looks like the last military parade that we
Speaker 4: had was in Washington, DC in nineteen ninety one to
Speaker 4: celebrate the conclusion of the Gulf War. So that would
Speaker 4: have been the excuse me, I'm like, what presidency was that.
Speaker 4: That would have been Clinton, the first Clinton administration or
Speaker 4: the last Bush. Okay, I'm like the last Bush. I'll
Speaker 4: clarify that at seven am. But yeah, that's the front
Speaker 4: page news for six am. We'll continue this conversation that
Speaker 4: the President had with NBC's Meet the Press.
Speaker 1: One that was definitely George One, Okay, the old Bush.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, everybody else get it off. He had
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Speaker 2: Good morning, the breakfast club?
Speaker 10: Right right?
Speaker 2: Ray Yo, CHARLOA mack yav What up are we lost?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
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Speaker 9: Get on the.
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Speaker 9: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: We lie. Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, thurd morning Breakfast club J from Indy J.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 7: Ja?
Speaker 3: So Jeff, particularly for you, I know you just had
Speaker 3: a baby.
Speaker 7: You can relate to this. But I had a sad.
Speaker 3: One night since but the lady that I did not
Speaker 3: know had just had a baby.
Speaker 4: You had a one night staying with the lady who
Speaker 4: you didn't know just had a baby. So you was like,
Speaker 4: really direct, she is going hard into that.
Speaker 3: Nah, she was top heavy, So I just assume that's
Speaker 3: how she was shaking. And when I went in to
Speaker 3: make the moves, you know, she kind of started up
Speaker 3: top Can I figure?
Speaker 2: Yes? Enough? Top?
Speaker 4: MI lackdating she was lactating.
Speaker 11: Okay, yeah, hey, hey, I don't know any of that.
Speaker 11: I met my son when he was food, so I
Speaker 11: ain't have to go through out those face. Okay, So
Speaker 11: I'm going in and it started coming out. So it
Speaker 11: came to my senses. I was like, I will never
Speaker 11: try out of here somebody else because men we kind of.
Speaker 3: Get a little unique and whatever, and we're like, hey,
Speaker 3: let us shoot it here. Shot on my face, man,
Speaker 3: my whole night.
Speaker 4: The milk on your face, the milk and correct. Well,
Speaker 4: you know, there are some great things, great wonders that
Speaker 4: breast milk works. Like, it makes your hair, it makes
Speaker 4: your skin look good, it makes you smarter. You were dumb,
Speaker 4: and it seemed like you didn't have enough of it
Speaker 4: because you're scared of it.
Speaker 3: I just wasn't ready.
Speaker 11: I ain't never been shot in the face before.
Speaker 2: Why we're so scared of human breast milk?
Speaker 1: We drink the dry milk and almond milk, but not
Speaker 1: the human milk that raised us.
Speaker 6: Hello, who hey, breakfast club, this is your boy beingo.
Speaker 6: What's going on y'all?
Speaker 2: In a minute? I know, man, it's been a minute, y'all.
Speaker 6: It's been a crazy year. I've been working though, so
Speaker 6: let's deal with y'all. Oh man, it's been uh well,
Speaker 6: this last week has been pretty crazy. Y'all lost my
Speaker 6: dog for five years, so that was pretty depressive. So
Speaker 6: rest the piece of.
Speaker 2: My dog in Jay your homeboy. Now it's my pet,
Speaker 2: my dog, all right? You got to make sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Noah, you're right, you're right, But you had for
Speaker 6: about five and a half years. Man, it was unexpected
Speaker 6: to end up eating something that it couldn't pass through.
Speaker 2: So all, y'all watch y'all pets. Man, he never know,
Speaker 2: So that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 6: But besides that, you know, I've been blessed. Been trying
Speaker 6: to following y'all footsteps.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: I did a real dope interview.
Speaker 6: With Chicago's home kt got Bands, and I got the
Speaker 6: full interview on my page. I want y'all to check
Speaker 6: it out, give me some pointers. See how y'all like it.
Speaker 6: I think it was a real crazy conversation that you know,
Speaker 6: nobody's really sat down and talked to her about. Y'all.
Speaker 6: Remember Katy got.
Speaker 2: Heads, No, no, Dan, Katie got band Chicago.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she a drill artist. I don't remember the drill artist.
Speaker 3: Katy got danced.
Speaker 4: You know what, probably if we're hearing, probably.
Speaker 1: I just I just google. I just google that, and
Speaker 1: I'm still not familiar. But to Luther KT got Bands.
Speaker 6: I'm fair enough, fair enough. Hey, y'all want to check
Speaker 6: out Chicago's old Katie got Bands.
Speaker 3: I'll go check.
Speaker 9: Out the interview that I did with her.
Speaker 6: I's on the Mister Dingo page. D n g LL
Speaker 6: just look it up, y'all. Right there, that's pretty crazy, though.
Speaker 5: I wait that Get it off your Chest eight hundred
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Speaker 2: If you need to vent and hit us up now.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 2: is your time to get it off your chest, whether
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Speaker 5: I hate the way that you walk, the way that
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Speaker 9: What's happened? Dj Emmy? The morning started?
Speaker 7: Many gods?
Speaker 2: Just so Hiley somewhere Rold good Man.
Speaker 9: I just want to call and get off my chest.
Speaker 9: I started to call maybe about two weeks ago after
Speaker 9: watching the preview or feelers and say, Hi, we as
Speaker 9: black people didn't want to see Don't Fight the Posty.
Speaker 9: You know, no Lean type movies like that. And I
Speaker 9: went as far as this weekend, and I want to
Speaker 9: give that brother y'all had up there who produced the movie.
Speaker 9: I want to give them around them laws. Man, I'm
Speaker 9: a good movie man. I liked it a lot. Never
Speaker 9: judge the book by his cover, and uh, if you
Speaker 9: had to see it, I recommend everybody to go see it.
Speaker 2: Man, Okay, what do you mean?
Speaker 1: Never judge a book by its cover or what was
Speaker 1: what was the on the cover that you that you judged?
Speaker 9: Uh like from the previews?
Speaker 2: Gave me a like one of them.
Speaker 9: Uh what's that movie called? When they had.
Speaker 2: Uh like all the weird like all the.
Speaker 9: Weird stuff going on, and you just didn't know the
Speaker 9: jest of it. Uh you didn't know the meaning of
Speaker 9: it because it was just so like biopatic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what you're saying.
Speaker 9: I really don't. I really want to understand the message
Speaker 9: of this whytch dumpires, right, you know, I didn't know
Speaker 9: if it was like they said that kut Kayne was
Speaker 9: really evil dealers around that time. So you know, I'm
Speaker 9: trying to get the something the bruges of it, but.
Speaker 2: You should definitely. It was very instant.
Speaker 4: I get what you're saying. I understand your sentiment. You
Speaker 4: should definitely go see it again though, too, because that's
Speaker 4: what I had to do. But no, just from watching
Speaker 4: the trailer, you ain't gonna get like you need to
Speaker 4: go see the movie depth.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: One thing I saw that they said the vampire is uh,
Speaker 1: they weren't really portrayed as purely evil monsters, but just
Speaker 1: as flawed humans that were grappling with the consequences of
Speaker 1: their past.
Speaker 9: So that is how all the people were dancing, you
Speaker 9: know at the end and around you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: when they walked.
Speaker 2: Up, when they were dancing at the end.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when I when they all left after. I believe
Speaker 9: the brother got bit Noby, the one white girl who
Speaker 9: was in the.
Speaker 4: Club, right, Yeah, I don't know, you just got I
Speaker 4: need that. What's up?
Speaker 9: You're a comedian, so you could catch this, Joe. Ain't
Speaker 9: that been the black people trying to get bit No
Speaker 9: walking out no club And I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, corn bread was dumb as having you don't have
Speaker 4: to walk that far to go pee bro.
Speaker 1: In corn Bredg's defense, he didn't pee in the woods
Speaker 1: a million times. He wasn't expecting no vampires to be
Speaker 1: in there. There's a lot of things you're going if
Speaker 1: you if you're from the country, you go in the
Speaker 1: woods and pee, you expect to see a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Vampires didn't want to.
Speaker 2: Three weird ass.
Speaker 4: White people walk up to the club and you and
Speaker 4: they say they're going to walk. So you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, Just in case we changed our mind, I'm
Speaker 4: not going out there by myself. I don't care how
Speaker 4: big and black.
Speaker 2: It's not both definitely than Hello. Who's this, Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 7: It's Leon from Miami.
Speaker 5: Leon from good Man, Good morning, Yes, how are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good? Good Good morning, Judge, Good morning, Charlotte, Mamaine,
Speaker 7: morning breakfast. Uh, every I was just calling. I just
Speaker 7: wanted to give a shout out to my wife. She
Speaker 7: had a birthday yesterday, she just turned forty one, and
Speaker 7: we got the anniversary coming up in about a week,
Speaker 7: and we got Mother's Day, so this month is pretty
Speaker 7: much packed up on me. I wanted to call to
Speaker 7: give her a shout out of breathing and all.
Speaker 2: That Mother's days. This weekend this Sunday.
Speaker 4: Happy birthday wife.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know, man, it's about to hit my pockets
Speaker 7: real crazy.
Speaker 2: I can hit on in your boy.
Speaker 4: No, that's why I said, what's wrong.
Speaker 2: You must have got married early. You must have got married, O,
Speaker 2: mother said a couple of years ago. Years ago. Right,
Speaker 2: I got married.
Speaker 7: I got married May seventeen. Her birthdays made four and
Speaker 7: then we got a Mother's Day coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so every week that's getting hit.
Speaker 7: But yeah, man, just called them up that I got through.
Speaker 7: If y'all you can give her a shot up her
Speaker 7: birthday yesterday we celebrated that.
Speaker 4: All right, that's what's well.
Speaker 7: I'll go on all right, y'all man, easy man, I
Speaker 7: have a good morning.
Speaker 2: Sun So down, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: five eight five one five one.
Speaker 5: We got the latest with Lauren coming up. What we're
Speaker 5: talking about, yes, we do.
Speaker 4: Today is the first day in the Diddy trial. Joey
Speaker 4: selection starts today and I will be there, so I'm
Speaker 4: want to talk about like what to expect and how
Speaker 4: it's all going to go down.
Speaker 12: We'll have some exclusive insight.
Speaker 5: And I would love to know who are they looking
Speaker 5: to pick, because I was hearing old white people I
Speaker 5: don't know why they said that this morning on ten
Speaker 5: ten wins, but they was like they looking to pick
Speaker 5: old white people.
Speaker 4: We'll get into it.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Warning, everybody's DJ Envy, just Hilarius, charlamagnea God, we are
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to the Latest with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren be coming straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets the from somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 12: I'm the lone girl that knows a little bit about everything, and.
Speaker 1: She'd be having the latest on the pigs, the lawn,
Speaker 1: The Latest with Lauren la Rosa. Sometimes you have fact,
Speaker 1: sometimes you have details. Sometimes you have a little bit.
Speaker 2: Every time the leaders they're on the breakfast clouds to me.
Speaker 12: So Diddy's chrial is kicking off today in New York.
Speaker 4: Diddy, who's been locked up since September, will begin a
Speaker 4: dreary selection today. So that's the process where they find
Speaker 4: the twelve drawers who will sit down. Now the charges
Speaker 4: for those who do not remember, because it's been a
Speaker 4: long time since the initial charges dropped. He is being
Speaker 4: charged currently with sex tracking, sex trafficking, rocket tearing, conspiracy,
Speaker 4: and transportation to engage in prostitution. Now Diddy has pled
Speaker 4: not guilty to all of these charges, but if convicted
Speaker 4: on all accounts, because he turned down the plea before
Speaker 4: going to court, he could face up to life in prison.
Speaker 4: Now CNN is reporting that based off of documents that
Speaker 4: they've looked at, there's going to be several different topics
Speaker 4: that the potential drawers will be questioned on it to
Speaker 4: see if they fit, including their views on sex with
Speaker 4: multiple partners, drugs, and hip hop. They also might be
Speaker 4: asked about their feelings, beliefs, or experiences related to intimate
Speaker 4: partner violence, cheating and relationship, prostitution, the distribution of illegal drugs,
Speaker 4: the music in the street, because they're trying to figure
Speaker 4: out how can they actually find people who are not
Speaker 4: fans of buff to the point where it'll, you know,
Speaker 4: distort how they make the decision.
Speaker 12: But very hard exactly, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, this is gonna be very hard to find people
Speaker 1: on this jury who have don't know anything about this case,
Speaker 1: who haven't been influenced by anything outside of what the
Speaker 1: actual case is about.
Speaker 5: And that's why they were saying older white women, I
Speaker 5: guess this morning on the news.
Speaker 4: So when you're talking about the older white women. It's
Speaker 4: the prosecution team that is all white women, and it's
Speaker 4: actually led by uh Comy's daughter, James Comy, the old
Speaker 4: FBI director. So and I'll get into that, but that's
Speaker 4: what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: That's oh no, no, no, they said that when they were
Speaker 5: looking for jurors, they're going to be looking for older
Speaker 5: white women, people that probably don't know much about Diddy,
Speaker 5: probably not in that that hip hop world, that might
Speaker 5: not have seen that video.
Speaker 1: That's what Diddy one of them crossover people and has
Speaker 1: been that for a long time.
Speaker 4: Yea, according to other reports. You know, the biggest thing
Speaker 4: years exactly what you said is that Diddy is such
Speaker 4: a huge celebrity and everything with this case, especially in
Speaker 4: the beginning with that Cassie video, has been everywhere everywhere. Yes,
Speaker 4: So that that's gonna be one of the issues. And
Speaker 4: that's why Puff's team was trying so hard to get
Speaker 4: that video not at to be used as evidence in
Speaker 4: this case. Was soever but that was denied. So yeah,
Speaker 4: that's gonna be one of the things. Now, the jury
Speaker 4: selections should last only a week, so it will only
Speaker 4: be this week and then Monday the twelve is when
Speaker 4: the actual like opening statements, which is, you know, when
Speaker 4: they get into all the stuff, stuff will begin.
Speaker 2: I thought you had to have a jeury of peers though,
Speaker 2: wasn't that? Am I making that up?
Speaker 4: When they said jury of your peers normally, that means
Speaker 4: by like normally it's like who like just everyday people.
Speaker 4: So they want people that like look like the world
Speaker 4: you live in. Remember in Acid Rocky's case, they were
Speaker 4: upset because they were Joe Techapino was upset because it
Speaker 4: wasn't really any black people. And the jury jury of
Speaker 4: your peers normally just means that it wants that, you know,
Speaker 4: we walk out into the world every day.
Speaker 12: They want white people, black.
Speaker 4: People, women, men, a little bit of everybody.
Speaker 12: Yeah, a little bit of everybody so that it's fair.
Speaker 2: Are you going to the courthouse? I thought you was going.
Speaker 12: I am going to the courthouse. I will be there
Speaker 12: this morning.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 12: This is Romeo Hunt, an amazing black designer. Thank you.
Speaker 8: Sis.
Speaker 2: Let anybody in the court house.
Speaker 3: Uh that.
Speaker 4: Y'all, y'all don't like my outfit.
Speaker 2: It was a very limited space. So I was just
Speaker 2: asking how they first come for a server.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so it is first come for a serve. For
Speaker 4: you know, people of the media, and uh yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean they're going to check you and stuff when you
Speaker 4: come in, but it's first comfort serve. I did hear
Speaker 4: that there was like a special media credential that you
Speaker 4: have to request in order to be able to bring
Speaker 4: in the actual laptop, and I've tried to reach out
Speaker 4: on that but haven't heard back on that yet. But
Speaker 4: I'll have my phone so as much as I can anyway,
Speaker 4: so I like him possible. You can get any goddamn
Speaker 4: with I don't even know how you end up in.
Speaker 2: You know, this is a Diddy trial, not a Diddy party, right,
Speaker 2: I know that good? Though.
Speaker 4: If you guys are looking to see the outfit that
Speaker 4: Charlomagne is just so critical, make sure you follow me
Speaker 4: on Instagram at Lauren la Rosa Twitter right now, I know.
Speaker 4: But for everyone that's actually listening in because I want
Speaker 4: them to know where to go find you after this video,
Speaker 4: and they can't see the full outfit. And there's a
Speaker 4: jacket that I will also have on that makes it
Speaker 4: a little bit more conservative for the peoplevative.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy how anything with Dinny folks still feel
Speaker 1: like they got addressed, like they're going to a.
Speaker 4: P and a cape, keep getting his haircut every single day.
Speaker 4: Coming here.
Speaker 1: We keep fixing that wig every single day.
Speaker 4: And exactly now. I did want to mention too that
Speaker 4: today is the first Monday in May Glass and it's
Speaker 4: brown birthday. It's met gallon Monday. So today, so many
Speaker 4: things going on Chris Brown as well. Yes, today the
Speaker 4: met Galla will kick off the theme.
Speaker 2: What about the Mexican Gallo's.
Speaker 1: Worry about all the wrong that I know you should
Speaker 1: be worried, You should be very concerned.
Speaker 4: Right now, they've got a Mexican gallop.
Speaker 2: This is called they throw a Mexican gallon. That's a trap.
Speaker 1: Open tequila or do not go don't go to mexicallu.
Speaker 2: The mech gally is the trap mexic.
Speaker 4: The mech galas is you know, being highlight and talked
Speaker 4: about so much this year because the theme is tailoring
Speaker 4: Black style. It's an old to black dandyism and all
Speaker 4: of us re fined and sophisticated glory. It's based off
Speaker 4: of a book written by a professor. Her name is
Speaker 4: Monica Miller, and that book, you know, just talks about
Speaker 4: how in the beginning days of slavery, we use things
Speaker 4: like dandyism and tailoring our style to uh, you know,
Speaker 4: assimilate away from certain things and certain you know, just
Speaker 4: never heard so dandy ism. I actually printed out pictures
Speaker 4: for you guys. Dang, I forgot the photos. So you
Speaker 4: know how like Tiana Taylor dresses down in the suits
Speaker 4: or you think about a dapper Dan or Coleman Domingo,
Speaker 4: that is what people look at as like dandyism.
Speaker 12: It is like fine, it's tailored.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's it is very rich. So there's a
Speaker 4: there's an exhibit in the met that they're going to
Speaker 4: celebrate tonight that is all about tailored you know style
Speaker 4: and the old to the black dandyism eras and what
Speaker 4: that has evolved to come to become and look like.
Speaker 1: Refined taste, yes, meticulous grooming, attention to detail and dress
Speaker 1: and behavior.
Speaker 2: Corella is the one that's hosting this tonight, right yeah.
Speaker 4: Pharrell is one of the hosts. So on the co
Speaker 4: chair committee have a sat Rocky Comen, Zamingo, Lewis Hamilton,
Speaker 4: Lebron James.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 12: People are really excited to see do Chi tonight.
Speaker 4: Got their bus He's off He's k oh my god,
Speaker 4: he's one of the co chairs, so I'm hoping that
Speaker 4: he will show up, him and his wife Savannah. But
Speaker 4: don't she You know, people are really excited for her
Speaker 4: in this moment because you know she's one of the
Speaker 4: new girls, but she gives the dandyism vibe in her
Speaker 4: suits often.
Speaker 12: And yeah, what about.
Speaker 4: Jonathan he gives he would definitely be on brand and
Speaker 4: maybe I'm sure he's on the in fright list, know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, But yeah, inspect from sinners. Yes that
Speaker 4: you keep it on Twitter, because that was one of
Speaker 4: the predictions on Twitter. Actually I never be on Twitter,
Speaker 4: but to know people are thinking like me on there.
Speaker 4: People feel like Michael is going to show up at
Speaker 4: Justice smoking sack because that gives dandyism that whole era.
Speaker 4: People also are predicting that maybe Rihanna, if the rumors
Speaker 4: are true, might reveal a surprise.
Speaker 2: Why you ain't doing no dandy did him dandyism? Add Trout.
Speaker 4: I have a Dandyism fit that I will be wearing,
Speaker 4: also sponsored by Romeo hut tonight when I'm out. I've
Speaker 4: been invited to several things I will bring back to.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to the mac Gala, but I'm going
Speaker 4: to a few of the after events. I can't wait
Speaker 4: to see this.
Speaker 2: You hear it, test it at we got to get
Speaker 2: out of the all right.
Speaker 5: It was the Latest with Lauren and keep your eye
Speaker 5: on future or the future tonight because I heard he
Speaker 5: has something that he's doing today that's gonna be a
Speaker 5: little crazy future to He's going and it.
Speaker 4: Streams live at six o'clock.
Speaker 12: You can watch it.
Speaker 4: There's going to be like YouTube streams and you know,
Speaker 4: major news outlets. We'll also be covering meg Gala in
Speaker 4: the Didty situation as well too.
Speaker 5: All Right, now, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 5: page news, so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, yes, wait wait wait cool,
Speaker 2: you're locked into the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning everybody. It's Tja, n V Jess hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 5: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back
Speaker 5: in some front page news.
Speaker 2: What something Morgan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we were previously talking about President Trump's interview
Speaker 4: with NBC's Meet the Press, and in the last segment
Speaker 4: we were trying to figure out the last president who
Speaker 4: had a military parade, and in fact, it was George H. W.
Speaker 4: Bush who had that last military parade in nineteen ninety
Speaker 4: one and the conclusion of the Gulf War, just to
Speaker 4: wanting to confirm that for the listeners and for you
Speaker 4: guys as well. But moving on President Trump. In that interview,
Speaker 4: he said he will not remove Jerome Powell as the
Speaker 4: Federal Reserve Board chairman before his term ends. Of course,
Speaker 4: he made those comments again on NBC's Meet the Press.
Speaker 4: Trump described the Central banker as a total stiff and
Speaker 4: called for the FED to lower interest rates. Now, the
Speaker 4: President said Powe is not a fan of his, but
Speaker 4: he expects the Fed to lower interest rates at some point.
Speaker 4: The funny thing is that also came up in the
Speaker 4: interview is whether or not this whole twenty twenty eight
Speaker 4: run is a real thing. He was asked about his
Speaker 4: organization website selling twenty twenty eight gear. And here's what
Speaker 4: Trump had to say in regards to being having a
Speaker 4: potential extra term even though we know that it's not possible.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen to President Trump's comments on that
Speaker 4: twenty twenty eight brand.
Speaker 8: There are many people selling the twenty twenty eight hat,
Speaker 8: but this is not something I'm looking to do. I'm
Speaker 8: looking to have four great years. So many people want
Speaker 8: going to do. I have never had requests so strong
Speaker 8: as that. But it's something that, to the best of
Speaker 8: my knowledge and not allowed to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So Trump added that he said he will only
Speaker 4: be a two term president and said he's only looking
Speaker 4: forward to four great years. Trump also noted that there
Speaker 4: are a good a lot of good Republicans that could
Speaker 4: be president in twenty twenty eight. He mentioned JD Vance
Speaker 4: Vice President JD. Vance, but he also said he is
Speaker 4: not endorsing anyone at this current time. What do you
Speaker 4: guys think, he.
Speaker 2: Said Marco Rubio as well.
Speaker 1: I mean, the thing that I found interesting about that
Speaker 1: statement is he said when he said that he goes,
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's in the Constitution or not
Speaker 1: or something to that effect.
Speaker 2: If it's even possible to get say something like that.
Speaker 1: And it's just interesting that, you know, it's some things
Speaker 1: he knows he can't do, and it's some things he
Speaker 1: claims he doesn't know what he can do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he gonna push that line and see what's
Speaker 4: happening with the courts. You're absolutely right, let's switch gears.
Speaker 4: Former National Security Advisor Mike Walls. He will face a
Speaker 4: tough confirmation hearing to become US ambassador to the United Nations.
Speaker 4: That's what Virginia Democratic Senator Mark Warner told CNN State
Speaker 4: of the Union. Let's take a listen to his comments.
Speaker 14: I think it will be a brutal confirmation hearing Walt's
Speaker 14: at least acknowledged a bit of a mistake. I think
Speaker 14: he's going to have tough questions, not only from Democrats
Speaker 14: but from Republicans.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So the administration is saying that he was not fired
Speaker 4: but instead promoted in a sense. Now Wall's face scrutiny
Speaker 4: and backlash for mistakenly adding a reporter to that signal
Speaker 4: group chat that discussed plans for a military strike in
Speaker 4: his former role as National Security Advisor, and that seemingly
Speaker 4: has happened more than once. Not to his fault, but
Speaker 4: you know, just hex up. Anyways, moving on, Trump said
Speaker 4: that in the interim Secretary of State Marco Rubio will
Speaker 4: serve as National Security Advisor while continuing his strong leadership
Speaker 4: at the State Department as the Secretary of State. Yes so,
Speaker 4: and just wrapping things up, I think this is an
Speaker 4: important story. I mentioned it last week, but it is
Speaker 4: in effect effect. Well, I would say effective immediately, effective today.
Speaker 4: According to this federal official state government, the government will
Speaker 4: begin collecting defaulted student loan payments starting today. So if
Speaker 4: you need those tequila shots Tho Sinco to Myles shots,
Speaker 4: you might wan go ahead and take those early on
Speaker 4: and then get your points together. So the collection efforts
Speaker 4: will be the first since the start of the pandemic.
Speaker 4: The Trump administration said the debt will be collected through
Speaker 4: a Treasury Department program that withholds payments from tax refunds, wages,
Speaker 4: and government benefits. So they're coming for all the pockets. Okay.
Speaker 4: The US Department of Education has not collected loan payments
Speaker 4: since March of twenty twenty. Officials say that in the
Speaker 4: last five years, student debt has risen over one trillion dollars.
Speaker 4: So if you've got student loans, maybe try to make
Speaker 4: those payments, make arrangements, or do whatever you can to
Speaker 4: figure this part out, because in the midst of what's
Speaker 4: happening with this administration, I can't but help to think,
Speaker 4: and this is just my opinion that this could also
Speaker 4: be one of those things that call for punishment or
Speaker 4: unnecessary punishment down the line. So just keep that in
Speaker 4: mind and that's your front page news. You guys can
Speaker 4: follow me on socials at Morgan Media and for more
Speaker 4: news coverage follow app Black Information Network, download the free
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Speaker 4: make it a great win, Make it a great Monday, Monday,
Speaker 4: make it a great Monday. Have a great week.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you. I have a no what day
Speaker 2: it is? Good Lord?
Speaker 5: All right now when we come back, we have the Ellis's,
Speaker 5: the Vaal and Kadeen Ellis and we're gonna talk to
Speaker 5: the next It don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ Envy.
Speaker 5: Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club
Speaker 5: Longla Roasters here as well. We got some special guests
Speaker 5: in the building. We have the Vault and Kadeen Ellis.
Speaker 2: Good morning, my people.
Speaker 15: Morning.
Speaker 2: I'm blessed Black and Holly Favorite. How y'all fling.
Speaker 12: I'm happy to be back.
Speaker 13: It's a glow that I feel like I have the
Speaker 13: minute I hit La Guardia Airport. It's just being back
Speaker 13: home in Brooklyn. I do feel like it brings us
Speaker 13: to life again.
Speaker 2: Now y'all are here for a bunch of different things.
Speaker 1: But y'all rebranded the dead Ass Podcast to ellis Ever
Speaker 1: after discuss discuss the growth of that title.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it was it was a lot for us.
Speaker 2: So when we first started that Ass podcast, it was just, you.
Speaker 16: Know, it was like we were joking about men versus
Speaker 16: women and what husbands feel versus wives feeld. But over
Speaker 16: the course of six years, we watched that exploded on
Speaker 16: the internet. And we don't want to take credit for
Speaker 16: being a reason why there's a man versus woman debate,
Speaker 16: but this is annoying. Yeah, we kind of just feel
Speaker 16: like we want to put out content that people can say,
Speaker 16: let's elevate and move forward. So let's talk about topics
Speaker 16: that really affect us. For example, we we will take
Speaker 16: credit for this. In twenty seventeen, we've blogged our third
Speaker 16: son being born at home right, and we've blogged the
Speaker 16: whole process for about six months, and a new study
Speaker 16: came out that as of twenty eighteen, home births in
Speaker 16: black community have gone up, and we feel like that's
Speaker 16: a direct correlation for us showing young black girls like
Speaker 16: there's a different option and The reason why that happened
Speaker 16: was because with our first child, we almost lost k
Speaker 16: and she had to have twenty four stitches of service
Speaker 16: my bad, let.
Speaker 2: Me not take me stitches.
Speaker 15: It is.
Speaker 16: Yeah, she had to have emergency surgery right after pregnancy.
Speaker 16: And we did a lot of studies on black maternal
Speaker 16: health and were like, let's just use our platform to
Speaker 16: focus on positivity. So we said l several after is
Speaker 16: to change, because this is us, after we've evolved as humans.
Speaker 16: On the therapy, work on being a better couple, work
Speaker 16: on being a better people.
Speaker 2: So that's what it's about. So had nothing to do
Speaker 2: a moving out of New York and not even using
Speaker 2: the term dead ass no more. We still use that.
Speaker 9: Sure.
Speaker 13: And the crazy part about it, we had to fight
Speaker 13: for the name dead ass initially because you know, if
Speaker 13: you're not from New York and if you're at the
Speaker 13: companies that have, you know, mostly white folks, that's just like,
Speaker 13: we don't know what that means. How will we ever
Speaker 13: get ad dollars behind a name like that?
Speaker 12: They're not going to subscribe to that.
Speaker 13: So there was a lot of explaining that had to
Speaker 13: be done, but we started we stayed true to it.
Speaker 13: I think part of us really didn't want to detach
Speaker 13: from that New York persona for a long time.
Speaker 12: But it's time.
Speaker 4: I do like who made that applectively?
Speaker 16: I'll take credit for it, but we always do everything collective,
Speaker 16: even dead ass like we sit down and talk about
Speaker 16: it and we're like, what you think about this?
Speaker 2: What you think about that? We had a couple of
Speaker 2: the options.
Speaker 16: We also liked House of Ellis, but we liked that
Speaker 16: list of a laughter because it was the evolution of
Speaker 16: after what after all the bullsh you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 16: after all the talking about what we had to do
Speaker 16: to get to this point, and if you ever followed us,
Speaker 16: that's what we're known for.
Speaker 2: We're honest about what we've been doing, what we've done.
Speaker 2: We don't hold back. Tell us what you doing?
Speaker 13: Three years in the game, almost fifteen married.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 13: People have literally watched us over the past maybe what
Speaker 13: decade on social media, just putting our life out there,
Speaker 13: sharing with people, hoping people can relate.
Speaker 4: Y'all are definitely the reference point for a lot of
Speaker 4: people because even my son's dad Rome, oh my god,
Speaker 4: my first done. My first son's dad man, he man,
Speaker 4: you and you gotta listen with this one and even
Speaker 4: y'all shows. He follows everything y'all doing. He has five
Speaker 4: kids by five different you know minds, you know, and
Speaker 4: he'll listen to one of y'all poll gusts and he'll
Speaker 4: be calling them telling him no, no, no, because with develop
Speaker 4: because he said daydad, you know, and he gets hung
Speaker 4: creates a lot of arguments, but he ain't the developed type. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you should just tell them listen to the podcast.
Speaker 2: I don't try to freak. You ain't thea.
Speaker 4: But because y'all real life though, like y'all, the way
Speaker 4: you've been going through stuff on y'all. I watched y'a
Speaker 4: channel a lot. The way y'all deal with stuff. Y'all
Speaker 4: were the first time that I saw a young black
Speaker 4: couple that was still like regular like and like, I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, they probably hang wu I will go
Speaker 4: at and stuff like that.
Speaker 13: And we still do.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: We walk around and people be like, why y'all without security?
Speaker 12: Why y'all?
Speaker 17: And I'm like, cause it's my hood, Like what you mean?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 12: Felt like he could relate to y'all because that's a
Speaker 12: big thing for your audience.
Speaker 16: I will say this about room like the vown now,
Speaker 16: wasn't the divour when I first started? Okay, the divour
Speaker 16: when I first started was probably close to the room
Speaker 16: I was. I don't know him, but I was immature.
Speaker 16: I lacked emotional intelligence. I didn't understand, you know. But
Speaker 16: I take pride in showing the growth because I don't
Speaker 16: want anyone to ever be like I got to be
Speaker 16: perfect to be accepted or Nah, I was never perfect.
Speaker 2: I'm not perfect.
Speaker 16: I'm again hopefully y'all give me grace, if you know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying. And that's what I want people to
Speaker 16: walk around the earth feeling like you don't got to
Speaker 16: be perfect for people to just accept you.
Speaker 2: And if you expecting everybody to accept you, that's a
Speaker 2: problem anyway.
Speaker 13: Yeah, No, to be honest, we almost just didn't do
Speaker 13: the podcast anymore. So last February we had a bunch
Speaker 13: of live sold out shows Apollo. It was like historic,
Speaker 13: it was great. So we're like, you know what, why
Speaker 13: don't we go out on a high?
Speaker 12: You know, we did all we've done.
Speaker 13: I feel like we've spoken aloud, you know, dealt with
Speaker 13: our issues publicly as a form of therapy through the podcast, right,
Speaker 13: and we felt like we've done all we had to
Speaker 13: do in the podcast space, and people literally like, you
Speaker 13: guys cannot do is ut to your point. We meet
Speaker 13: people on the regular at the airport, random places, and
Speaker 13: they're like, y'all can't stop doing this because you have
Speaker 13: saved my marriage or you've showed me that I'm able
Speaker 13: to open up to my partner and bring up these
Speaker 13: topics that are once taboo, were uncomfortable to discuss, you know,
Speaker 13: and people say, if they wanted the value, you have
Speaker 13: to be a Kadeen and vice versa.
Speaker 2: So tell Row make sure that he's on the straight
Speaker 2: and era.
Speaker 1: And I think one thing that, uh, that is great
Speaker 1: about what y'all do is just open lines of communication.
Speaker 1: That's it now, regardless of you're in a you want
Speaker 1: to start a podcast, that's what you should have with
Speaker 1: your partner. If y'all want to just sit in y'all
Speaker 1: living room every day and say, Okay, we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: for two hours, but.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk. We may not record it and
Speaker 2: put it out, they're going to talk. It's just about communication.
Speaker 4: Encouraging that absolutely, And you know it's funny.
Speaker 16: Most people when we first started the podcast thought it
Speaker 16: was so crazy. Y'all talk to each other and I'm
Speaker 16: like to talk about sex, you talk about money.
Speaker 12: How could you talk to her like that?
Speaker 4: Like people were offended for me the remember, they felt
Speaker 4: like you were like the super controlling, like arrogant.
Speaker 12: This is something about me, thet thing from it.
Speaker 16: But I had that's but I get it right, and
Speaker 16: I had to accept that because you have to show
Speaker 16: people over time, right. You can't expect people when you
Speaker 16: first put something out to say know who I am.
Speaker 2: It took years.
Speaker 16: We did our podcast for seven years fifteen seasons, won
Speaker 16: a Webby Award, but it took time. In the beginning,
Speaker 16: it was so much like pushback of arrogant de val
Speaker 16: he always talks down. But what I realized they weren't
Speaker 16: used to seeing an educated black man speak about his emotions.
Speaker 2: And it triggered a lot of women.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, Like that's the fact, Like
Speaker 16: I'm not gonna sit back here and not say what
Speaker 16: I need and require, because I'm also gonna ask her
Speaker 16: what she needs and require and I'm going to deliver
Speaker 16: on that. But now this is my turn to talk
Speaker 16: about it. And a lot of people didn't like it,
Speaker 16: but now it's come more normalized. Like I used to
Speaker 16: think when we lived in New York, I heard Charlamagne
Speaker 16: every morning talk about mental health. My sons now know
Speaker 16: about mental health. It's not taboo anymore, and they speak
Speaker 16: their feelings. Mom, I don't feel good about this. I'm
Speaker 16: nervous about that. Now we want to keep showing young
Speaker 16: men like that's okay, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: To be like that, especially when within our community, black
Speaker 13: men and women are always pitted against each other. And
Speaker 13: if we want our black men to open up to us,
Speaker 13: why not create a space for them to do that.
Speaker 13: So I'm like Devaal, I want you to be honest
Speaker 13: with me. It doesn't have to be a little honesty,
Speaker 13: but I want you to be honest and transparent about
Speaker 13: how you feel because I'm not trying to guess.
Speaker 15: Like.
Speaker 13: The good thing about Val and II for the years
Speaker 13: that we've been together is that we've always given each
Speaker 13: other a choice, and the choice happens because we are
Speaker 13: fully communicative about the.
Speaker 12: Things that we want and need.
Speaker 13: So every morning I wake up with the choice to
Speaker 13: be here, and I decide to be here, and it's
Speaker 13: been working for us.
Speaker 5: We are more with daval and Kadeen Ellis. When we
Speaker 5: come back, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: The morning morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is DJ NV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club. We're been kicking in with
Speaker 2: the Elisis, Davao and Kadeen Ellis Jess.
Speaker 4: I love how transparent y'all are with the public and
Speaker 4: even with y'all fans, Like you know, y'all built such
Speaker 4: like a fan base for like marriages and you know,
Speaker 4: people who been even divorced, like look for y'all to
Speaker 4: y'all for advice because y'all put it out there, the
Speaker 4: highs and the lows. How do y'all handle disagreements in
Speaker 4: front of your kids though, because if y'all y'all real
Speaker 4: with us, right, how is it? And then you know, parents,
Speaker 4: you got two types of situations like that. A lot
Speaker 4: of parents don't like their kids to see them.
Speaker 16: It's not really so we handle disagreements as a family
Speaker 16: spot on. If we disagree on something and the kids
Speaker 16: are there, we're gonna have a discussion. And the minute
Speaker 16: we have a discussion, I will go to Jackson and say,
Speaker 16: you see how I spoke to your mom you see
Speaker 16: how I don't got to be disrespectful.
Speaker 2: You see how I don't gotta raise my voice.
Speaker 16: Do you understand what it means to have empathy towards
Speaker 16: someone who thinks differently than you? And they be like, yeah,
Speaker 16: I see it, And I'm like, now I understand this.
Speaker 16: Me and your mom may disagree, but that's my wife.
Speaker 16: Because they going to be somebody's husbands someday, they have
Speaker 16: to see what it's like. So I never wanted to
Speaker 16: put my kids in a situation where I was My
Speaker 16: parents never argued in front of me. But then they
Speaker 16: will go in the room and be screaming and hollering.
Speaker 16: I'll be like, yo, what is going on? Then your
Speaker 16: pops come out you like that, why are you talking
Speaker 16: to mom like that? He looking at you like, boy,
Speaker 16: that's my wife.
Speaker 2: Right, And I'm all right.
Speaker 16: But then that didn't give me any emotional maturity to
Speaker 16: deal with my wife for the first five years. So
Speaker 16: there was a couple of days where I came home
Speaker 16: and I was making making money, she wasn't working, and
Speaker 16: the fool wasn't ready because.
Speaker 2: She had Jackson, And I'm like, what's going on? Because
Speaker 2: I'm thinking that this is what a man is supposed
Speaker 2: to be. And she was like, from, well, that's not
Speaker 2: the response.
Speaker 4: My dad starts to go with.
Speaker 16: It just started to realize that that's what that wasn't
Speaker 16: the way the stuff that we saw growing up and
Speaker 16: we just felt like if I emulate this, I'll be successful.
Speaker 2: Wasn't making me feel good. We didn't know no better
Speaker 2: we did it. I mean that's what you was learning from,
Speaker 2: just observing, like there's no manual that comes with any
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 1: That's why, you know, I give my father a lot
Speaker 1: of grace because when me and my father had a
Speaker 1: real conversation and he told me about his mental health
Speaker 1: issues and I knew about his substance, it just made
Speaker 1: me realize, Oh, he just the man trying to figure
Speaker 1: it out like I was a.
Speaker 2: Man two months ago.
Speaker 12: My dad stayed with us with oh, yeah, that's a
Speaker 12: good story.
Speaker 16: And I'm gonna try to talk about this without crying
Speaker 16: because I watched my dad and my mom came and
Speaker 16: it was the same thing happened, and my dad was
Speaker 16: kind of short with my mom and I was in
Speaker 16: the car and now I'm grown, so I'm driving, my
Speaker 16: dad gets short my mom and I'm like Yo, you
Speaker 16: having a little tantrum for no reason. I need to
Speaker 16: chill right, And my dad looking at me like I'm
Speaker 16: still your pops. But he's still like you know what.
Speaker 16: We talk about this later. We go in the living
Speaker 16: room and we have like a three hour conversation and
Speaker 16: just like your dad, he was telling me all the
Speaker 16: things he'd been through, all his fears, all his worries.
Speaker 16: And for the first time I saw my father of
Speaker 16: a human and I said, Yo, you were just trying
Speaker 16: to do that. You got married at twenty one, you
Speaker 16: had me at twenty two and my brother at twenty four.
Speaker 2: Like who taught you?
Speaker 16: My grandfather was an army guy, didn't talk much. You
Speaker 16: know what I'm saying, Dudes, I say not as I do,
Speaker 16: follow my lead, like nobody spoke. So after speaking to
Speaker 16: my father, man, my heart got so big because I
Speaker 16: saw him as a person, like now he my dude.
Speaker 16: Now like, yo, Pops, this tall And here's the funny part.
Speaker 16: He said to me at the end of it, I
Speaker 16: got to be better for your mom. I was like,
Speaker 16: that's why I said I'm trying to do and not try,
Speaker 16: because my mom is my heart. You know, you grow
Speaker 16: up in the house and when my mom's small in status,
Speaker 16: she's five too, and my dad is six footy, big right,
Speaker 16: and I see sometimes my mom's I'm like dealing with
Speaker 16: him today and I told her my mom don't have
Speaker 16: a voice in his house because sometimes you don't give
Speaker 16: her a voice. And he looked at me and said,
Speaker 16: I'm gonna do better for your mom. And for the
Speaker 16: rest of like the week, I saw him try. Now,
Speaker 16: he still had to slip ups like we all do,
Speaker 16: like I do, you know, but he tried, and I
Speaker 16: was like, this is making me feel good because it's
Speaker 16: not always about paying it forward. Sometimes you got paid back.
Speaker 16: She's that generation how we do things now, and he's
Speaker 16: open to it.
Speaker 13: Our podcast even we meet people who are older than
Speaker 13: us and they will be like, wow, you guys. You
Speaker 13: guys are younger, but you guys are talking about things
Speaker 13: that I've experienced my entire life. We've actually opened up
Speaker 13: the gates for discussions too with my side of family
Speaker 13: as well. I've been from a Cariban household, like having
Speaker 13: discussions about how you feel about things like that wasn't
Speaker 13: really a thing.
Speaker 12: And my mom has opened up to her side.
Speaker 13: She hasn't even opened up to me, like, as a
Speaker 13: family unit intergenerationally, we're starting to just heal, so that
Speaker 13: way we can pass that down to our boys, you know,
Speaker 13: and to piggyback off of Deval with your question, Jess.
Speaker 13: They see sometimes the disagreements, but there's such an abundance
Speaker 13: of love in our house that we sometimes get flat
Speaker 13: for well, you know, grabbing my ass or you know,
Speaker 13: walking past and kissing and you know kiro our second,
Speaker 13: so we'll be like getting away from each other. But
Speaker 13: the love is so abundant that the moments that we
Speaker 13: may have disagreements, it far is like outweighed by what
Speaker 13: they see between mom and dad and the love that
Speaker 13: we share.
Speaker 12: I watch y'all Lovers by Shan.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah. One of the things that y'all talked about.
Speaker 4: I was like, you guys are so honest about this.
Speaker 4: The conversation when he wants you to dress up like
Speaker 4: the main Yeah, it was amaz.
Speaker 12: Right, Yeah, it'd be a different character.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Use but when you said that, you like, y'all were
Speaker 4: talking about the fact that when he actually do it,
Speaker 4: you was like, I don't really know about that, but
Speaker 4: we can meet in the middle. And he was like, no,
Speaker 4: this is what I want and I'm I'm like, yo,
Speaker 4: if I had that conversation in my group chat, my
Speaker 4: friends probably would hate my person after that because they
Speaker 4: would feel like, hold on, what's going on here? Because
Speaker 4: you should be able to make your choices. But for you,
Speaker 4: it was like, well, I want to make sure that
Speaker 4: my men you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: Like, because who are we trying to appease the group
Speaker 12: chat or my man?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm saying, but even talking about that publicly, I
Speaker 4: was like, Oh, like they y'all be really getting to
Speaker 4: well Lauren, don't she don't have a man like the
Speaker 4: group chat.
Speaker 2: Potential. She was a girl in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: We had the Black Podcast Festival. She was surrounded by
Speaker 1: studs and she went to Magic City got.
Speaker 2: With a scripple.
Speaker 4: Like you said, do you guys discuss how far you're
Speaker 4: going to go in those real conversations because getting into
Speaker 4: the bedroom, I was like, dang, nothing's off limits.
Speaker 13: I mean really yeah, everything is pretty much been on
Speaker 13: the table with us, Like there's nothing that's and we
Speaker 13: feel like if we show up as our true shelves,
Speaker 13: nobody could.
Speaker 12: Hold nothing against me. Nobody.
Speaker 13: There's no room for you to create a narrative you know,
Speaker 13: it's funny we have with the evolution of the podcast
Speaker 13: now a new segment that we've introduced that people are
Speaker 13: loving so far, and it's called op or no op,
Speaker 13: and it's pretty much do you have an opinion about
Speaker 13: this better?
Speaker 12: Or do you think?
Speaker 13: So we've realized that with social media, everybody got a phone,
Speaker 13: everybody got so everybody got an opinion sometimes about things
Speaker 13: you have nothing, no knowledge about, no facts, no expertise,
Speaker 13: but everybody wants to comment on something.
Speaker 12: So we're trying to now push forward. By the Battle
Speaker 12: of sexes is done.
Speaker 13: Now we're trying to push forward, thinking to myself, am
Speaker 13: I a sound mind? Do I have the facts to
Speaker 13: be able to comment on something and have an opinion?
Speaker 13: Or can I just let some things go? You know,
Speaker 13: Like let's start that as a culture, Like we don't always.
Speaker 12: Have to have an opinion about something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you I don't need to know if you
Speaker 2: think you can beat a gorilla.
Speaker 13: Yeah, So let's doing that. Like what do I think
Speaker 13: about I don't know what's the scenario of this happening
Speaker 13: right now?
Speaker 12: Anything in Obama and the bar Obama stuff.
Speaker 4: And Kanye said, you know, he was because his pen.
Speaker 2: How you feel about that. I don't feel about about Kanye's.
Speaker 16: I'll do interviews, I'll go do press, and it'll be
Speaker 16: pressed about the book, right, And the first thing I
Speaker 16: sit down is like, you have a book coming out,
Speaker 16: Kanye West said, and I'm like, what does that with
Speaker 16: my bullet here? And they like, what you think about it?
Speaker 16: I don't think about it then until you told me
Speaker 16: about it, I didn't know what happened, So I don't
Speaker 16: have an opinion on it. And it's like you don't
Speaker 16: get from.
Speaker 2: Because let's think about the world bow, why wouldn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm coming on the family tip like, well, Kanye
Speaker 4: said he can't see his kids because he came out.
Speaker 16: I would have asked, well, I mean that's that's how
Speaker 16: they tried to like yeah, but ultimately is clickbait because
Speaker 16: what they wanted was to be like the vow talk
Speaker 16: about Kanye.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's ultily what they wanted.
Speaker 16: So we're trying to create a trend where it's like, say,
Speaker 16: for example, Charlamage just asked me thinking about it, and
Speaker 16: then the interview goes, I don't have an opinion.
Speaker 2: And then disappointed want to hit yeah, I don't want
Speaker 2: to talk about that. I don't want to talk about
Speaker 2: any of that.
Speaker 5: We got more with the Elis Is when we come
Speaker 5: back d Vaal and Kadeen Ellis, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning joining to everybody. It's DJ Envy Jes, Hilarry is,
Speaker 5: Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: We're still kicking it with Daval and Kadeen Ellis, the
Speaker 5: host of the podcast Ellis Ever after Val you said
Speaker 5: you wanted to bring up something on air.
Speaker 16: Yes, Lauren brought up the sex thing. And I do
Speaker 16: want to bring up this point. Right, if a man
Speaker 16: says this is what I required, this is what I want,
Speaker 16: the first thing in the group chat all the girls
Speaker 16: is not you should be able to have a choice, right.
Speaker 16: But as her husband, I asked her what do you want?
Speaker 2: What you required?
Speaker 16: And the minute she says what she wants to require,
Speaker 16: there's no negotiating. So for us, well we're trying to
Speaker 16: show people is that there doesn't have to be a
Speaker 16: battle of the sexist. She said that her man want this,
Speaker 16: She's gonna do it. He said, his wife wants this,
Speaker 16: he gonna do it.
Speaker 12: Why would we not want to do that for each other?
Speaker 16: For I'm not pledging allegiance to my gender. I'm pledging
Speaker 16: allegiance to my partner.
Speaker 15: Like this is.
Speaker 16: Make sure I get that on came and what I'm
Speaker 16: saying that when I've seen that, I'm not pledging allegiance
Speaker 16: to my gender, pledging allegiance to my partner.
Speaker 2: Partner.
Speaker 3: But no.
Speaker 16: But seriously, though, that's why it's easy for me to
Speaker 16: just be honest, because it's just like if your boys
Speaker 16: are upset, man, you said that, yeah, So like, well,
Speaker 16: you're not gonna do nothing for me.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so my wife wants this, this is what
Speaker 2: I'm doing. Could let me do you like.
Speaker 12: Those womens though, where you or her are like yeah, no,
Speaker 12: but I I'm just sitting on it.
Speaker 4: I don't want to do that.
Speaker 16: Then we talk about it, and seriously, there's been times.
Speaker 16: There's been times like I'm like, yo, yo, you ain't
Speaker 16: gonna dress up you man.
Speaker 12: She was like, I'm like word raine check check, like range.
Speaker 2: Check, range check.
Speaker 16: But then in the morning, I'm gonna wake up and
Speaker 16: I'm gonna be get a tap and I'm gonna open
Speaker 16: my eyes and she's gonna be in that nurse outfit
Speaker 16: or something.
Speaker 4: Because sometimes she's not in the mo.
Speaker 2: You's don't understand that.
Speaker 12: Man, businesses, this stuff going on.
Speaker 16: You know you ain't trying tonight, Okay, they always we
Speaker 16: got the rest of our life, bro. Yeah, you know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying, Like it's never a deal breaker, Like
Speaker 16: if you want to do this tonight there, you wanna
Speaker 16: be a problem. You don't want dress up tonight?
Speaker 2: Fine?
Speaker 16: But sometimes she'll be like, you know what, I ain't
Speaker 16: dressed up tonight, but I'm gonna bless you yo, and
Speaker 16: I dress up tomorrow. You know what I'm saying That
Speaker 16: we talked about.
Speaker 4: You know, has there ever been a role that you
Speaker 4: ain't want to play?
Speaker 2: You like, I ain't doing that. That's not not I got.
Speaker 2: I got stories, bro, anything like you haven't dressed like
Speaker 2: a white girl, and he dressed up like the black
Speaker 2: guy like doctor she was, I was doctor Umar and
Speaker 2: my bad. I know that's not sacrilegious to me. I
Speaker 2: don't want to go there. That would actually be a
Speaker 2: really good role player, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: This was in California.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know that's what he was doing.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 2: I was very she was specific.
Speaker 12: What did you ask for? It was like down to
Speaker 12: a detail.
Speaker 13: I had color contacts, and I think I had done
Speaker 13: like a photo shoot or something.
Speaker 16: This is funny, this is funny, right, she had did
Speaker 16: a photo shoot with you. Now she had on these
Speaker 16: hazel color contexts. She had this big curly like yeah,
Speaker 16: it was a big different. She didn't like herself like
Speaker 16: somebody else. I was like, yo, I was like, I
Speaker 16: want you to put on a cheerleader outfit?
Speaker 2: What it was mom?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 2: So now she's like, I got you, babe. This was
Speaker 2: this was New Year. We were at our parents' house.
Speaker 2: We was having quiet sex for a couple of days.
Speaker 2: Was over it.
Speaker 16: I don't want to I'm trying to back you know
Speaker 16: what I'm saying. So we get home and right I'm
Speaker 16: sitting at the edge of the bed, I'm waiting she
Speaker 16: come out. There's no weave, there was no contacts, and
Speaker 16: she had on the leotard.
Speaker 12: It was this real cute sava.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 15: With it and I was like this.
Speaker 13: And he was like, that's not what I asked for.
Speaker 16: She walked over all seductively like she had music. We
Speaker 16: had a fireplace. She put the fireplace and she's.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting there like.
Speaker 16: Like this, right, So she gets down, she got her
Speaker 16: hands on my knees. She going down like then she
Speaker 16: gets to the bottom and she like what's up?
Speaker 2: Like this is like, what's this not?
Speaker 17: This is not for you, sir.
Speaker 16: I'm like with the contact, She's like devoted. I'm downstairs
Speaker 16: right now handling business. I said, no, we've no contact,
Speaker 16: and you got on this dirty ass leotard.
Speaker 13: That's this dusty ass leotar. I'm like, first of all,
Speaker 13: it's not leotard, it's a teddy and I had.
Speaker 4: A stained up.
Speaker 2: It was no, I said, because it wasn't what I wanted.
Speaker 13: I was just mad.
Speaker 4: I was just mad.
Speaker 13: And I was like, so because you did not get
Speaker 13: exactly what you asked for, I'm still here to do
Speaker 13: the job.
Speaker 2: And she didn't even have heels on.
Speaker 16: So I got mad, right, So I got up and
Speaker 16: I go in the bathroom. Right, But it just so happened.
Speaker 16: When I walk in the bathroom, I seen all her
Speaker 16: heels lined up in the closet. And we had just
Speaker 16: moved to this big house.
Speaker 2: I said, you got all these heels, yet you ain't
Speaker 2: put no heels on. So I'm going there and I
Speaker 2: throw all the heels off the closet.
Speaker 4: I'm standing up.
Speaker 2: I was like, you got a big shoe up?
Speaker 4: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 16: She says to me, look at your stupid ass in
Speaker 16: there throwing heels around. You're still hard. That's what broke
Speaker 16: me out of it. I looked at her, I started
Speaker 16: laughing and we sung.
Speaker 2: After that. It was a rap. It was just like,
Speaker 2: look at us.
Speaker 12: Like, look at I can't pick all the shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's the shoes. We said that we picked
Speaker 2: the shoes up. Then we got one time.
Speaker 13: It's like he asked for one thing and I was like, here,
Speaker 13: I'm doing something else cute and he was like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 4: Did y'all y'all never thought about doing the reality show.
Speaker 12: We've turned out do it on your YouTube channel.
Speaker 4: So it's crazy.
Speaker 2: We control everything everything.
Speaker 16: One thing I fear because we sat down with it
Speaker 16: and I don't want to put producers out there. We
Speaker 16: sat down with number of producers, right, this is always
Speaker 16: the first thing. This is so and so I know,
Speaker 16: I know y'all you're perfect.
Speaker 2: I get it right. So there's nothing that you don't have.
Speaker 16: Anybody like she's not And I'm like, the first meeting
Speaker 16: you're coming to me and asking me things that disparaging
Speaker 16: things that I can say about my wife, Like, I'm
Speaker 16: not doing this. I got I got four sons, and
Speaker 16: that's what you want me to do. No, I personally,
Speaker 16: I know this is going to get some slack, But
Speaker 16: I love Bill Cosby right, not for the things that
Speaker 16: he did, but for what he represented. This man was
Speaker 16: so brilliant in the fact that he had a black
Speaker 16: psychologist on the set of The Cosby Show every day
Speaker 16: to make sure that everything they put out didn't show
Speaker 16: black people in a disparaging way. Right, Like, when you
Speaker 16: think about The Cosby Show, a different world, Lil Bill,
Speaker 16: this is the content we want to create. We have
Speaker 16: a cartoon series that we've been pitching for about our
Speaker 16: kids called The Ellises and the time Machine because we
Speaker 16: wrote a book called The Ellisis and the time Machine.
Speaker 16: Why do we have to say black lives matter? And
Speaker 16: it's an animated series about history. These are the things
Speaker 16: I want to do. I don't want to get on
Speaker 16: television and argue with my wife about trivial stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm also not going to include my friends, right. For example,
Speaker 2: your friends are just hilarious.
Speaker 11: What she like?
Speaker 16: I know that's the stuff they ask and I'm like,
Speaker 16: I'm not doing that. So it's like we're not doing
Speaker 16: the reality show thing unless we own it.
Speaker 2: Listen, man, the ball and ellis.
Speaker 1: I love talking to y'all because growing is then the
Speaker 1: visuals is a lot by itself, but growing as a
Speaker 1: couple is insaneess. And you're not constantly communicating, you know,
Speaker 1: you might wake up one day and not know who
Speaker 1: that person is. So we can learn anything from y'all.
Speaker 1: Have to constantly communicate with your part.
Speaker 12: Yes, indeed, and thanks for growing with us.
Speaker 13: To Charlemage, I mean, we've been on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 13: a couple of times the years, our third time.
Speaker 12: I appreciate you for always rocking with us.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it so great. Thank you. That's work.
Speaker 16: Thank you y'all making other people the same thing here,
Speaker 16: like the things y'all are doing here talking about mental health.
Speaker 16: I can't stand politics because it gets from my nerves.
Speaker 16: But bringing the information to people that's all we can do.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 16: The greatest thing you can give humans is inspiration, and
Speaker 16: the Breakfast Club is inspiring people.
Speaker 2: I hope y'all know that we appreciate y'all and this
Speaker 2: has been a part of our lives since living here.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yes, my kids know y'all too.
Speaker 12: Listen, we keep them still very very New York.
Speaker 2: Let's bet she gets to me somebody that knows somebody.
Speaker 12: I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the Latest on you, The Latest with
Speaker 2: Lauren la Rosa. Sometimes you have fact, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. On the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Michelle Evans, who has come out and claimed and now
Speaker 4: a civil suit that Shannon Sharp sexually as saught to her,
Speaker 4: has spoken out in an interview about the allegations. Let's
Speaker 4: take a listen to Michelle speaking on her alleged rape.
Speaker 6: What happened that day? It was fighting.
Speaker 10: It was the biggest argument that we ever got in.
Speaker 10: You know, he was man handling me beforehand, and he
Speaker 10: wanted to have sex, and I told him no because
Speaker 10: you gave it to somebody else. I didn't only tell
Speaker 10: him no, I told him why. He wouldn't take no
Speaker 10: for an answer, so he overpowered me, put me to
Speaker 10: my knes, put his peenuts in my mouth, and after
Speaker 10: he got enough of that, he put me on the bed,
Speaker 10: and you know, this was all a struggle. I had said, No,
Speaker 10: it was the hardest. Yeah, this is too hard. I
Speaker 10: remember he got dressed, he knew what he did, and
Speaker 10: so you know, I just kind of escorted him out
Speaker 10: the door.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just meling it.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 2: I was about to smell. But the hell I sell
Speaker 2: earlier though, I know.
Speaker 4: And then she talks about because I think a lot
Speaker 4: of people have a question of why didn't she go
Speaker 4: and file a police report at the time, she talks
Speaker 4: about that as well as say, listen.
Speaker 10: He started coming at me. If I tell anybody, he'll
Speaker 10: use everybody he knows to destroy me, which he basically has.
Speaker 10: Then he started making other threats, threats against my life.
Speaker 10: He just was so worried that it would get out,
Speaker 10: and I wasn't going to do anything. He told me
Speaker 10: he was watching me and all that. I just went
Speaker 10: and got a protective order. Unfortunately, shortly after he dogsed
Speaker 10: me and my aundress got out and I had somebody
Speaker 10: stop by my apartment, and somebody came up to my
Speaker 10: door and said shut up, screamed it at the top
Speaker 10: of their lum and I had my daughter in there
Speaker 10: right there, and I was like, oh no, And so
Speaker 10: I went and I dropped it because also at my house,
Speaker 10: somebody came to sat out front of in the driveway
Speaker 10: while my daughter was there alone.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you file a police report when he raped you?
Speaker 10: Because I was scared for my life. Everybody he knows,
Speaker 10: and he knows lots of police officers, so I didn't
Speaker 10: know that if I went down there that that would
Speaker 10: be one of the people that he knows.
Speaker 4: Now, this has been an interesting conversation following the claims
Speaker 4: that have come from the fifty million dollar lawsuit that
Speaker 4: was filed by the only fans woman that Shannon Shark
Speaker 4: also named, because even in this interview, she speaks directly
Speaker 4: to her and she's like, I know what you're going
Speaker 4: through because the same thing happened to me.
Speaker 12: She you know, she mentioned that her address allegedly was leaked.
Speaker 4: She also talked about a time where, you know, she
Speaker 4: was working at CNN and she and and Sharp had
Speaker 4: you know, got in an interview with the job and
Speaker 4: during the interview, he talked about the fact that the
Speaker 4: protective order was dropped, but it was centered allegedly at
Speaker 4: that time as if it was dropped because it was substantial.
Speaker 4: She said that it went a different way, let's take
Speaker 4: a listen to this last audio. But then he started
Speaker 4: going on television.
Speaker 10: He came to my job turning broadcasting, went on TV
Speaker 10: at CNN, and it was my job to put the
Speaker 10: videos from up to YouTube for CNN. So I'm putting
Speaker 10: up this video, and here I see Shannon at my
Speaker 10: job talking about domestic violence, and the co host mentioned that, oh,
Speaker 10: you had one that was just totally dropped. Made it
Speaker 10: look like the police dropped it, you know, not that
Speaker 10: I had gone down and withdrawn it. It created a
Speaker 10: picture that wasn't accurate.
Speaker 4: Now she's she had asked for a protective order, which
Speaker 4: would make it where he can't come within you know,
Speaker 4: like a certain radius of her and things of that nature.
Speaker 2: So she did it back then, or she did she
Speaker 2: did it back then, but.
Speaker 4: She said that she so, according to Michelle Evans, she
Speaker 4: went to you know, police and said, can y'all just
Speaker 4: drop this. I wanted to go away because she alleges
Speaker 4: that she was basically being like taunted, like people will
Speaker 4: pop up, and and her daughter was around, so she
Speaker 4: didn't want her daughter, like, you know, anything to happen.
Speaker 4: She feared for her life allegedly, right, but When Shannon
Speaker 4: Sharp's team responded to this, they called her claims ridiculous
Speaker 4: and completely without merit. They say that, you know, and
Speaker 4: then they point to the fact that this case is
Speaker 4: still ongoing, the defamation suit that she filed in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three, and that a judge denied her request for
Speaker 4: an order of protection, and he had mentioned this in
Speaker 4: the beginning of probably like a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 4: He dropped the statement that I received, and they called this,
Speaker 4: you know, just people coming out of the woodworks to
Speaker 4: try and share a connection with Shannon Sharp in attempt
Speaker 4: to profit off of a relationship. They say, it's, you know,
Speaker 4: her alleged targeting is purposeful, designed to create a fabricated narrative.
Speaker 4: But you know, when this video came out, people were
Speaker 4: because we were tying figure out who Miche Evans was.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people didn't remember that suit
Speaker 4: back in twenty thirteen. I'm twenty twenty three, so.
Speaker 2: Which is all familiar so much?
Speaker 4: Did that white lady name is Michelle Evans? Yes, that
Speaker 4: the showing the lines. She hasn't confirmed that she was
Speaker 4: or was not the Michelle a lot, but I doubt
Speaker 4: it because they've been. They've been going through legal litigations
Speaker 4: for almost fifteen years now, so I doubt that he
Speaker 4: would have been on Live with Homegirl.
Speaker 2: I hope not. Well, he said twenty twenty three.
Speaker 12: But it's all like all of their issues began in
Speaker 12: twenty ten.
Speaker 4: Yes, and that's when there was Since twenty ten to now,
Speaker 4: there's been a protective order that was then not a
Speaker 4: protective any order anymore in the defamation.
Speaker 12: Loss of that issue. She her husband with him, Yes,
Speaker 12: that's what she says.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: Monique over the weekend two had something to say about
Speaker 4: the Shannon Sharp stuff on stage. I believe she was
Speaker 4: in Indianapolis. You know, she's still torn and hitting the stages.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: Apparently yes, yeah, she said, yeah, we can't believe here
Speaker 12: well white So yeah, she.
Speaker 4: Was talking about the clip from her on Club Sha
Speaker 4: Shae where she's telling him to leave the young girls
Speaker 4: and the white women alone. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Amzing.
Speaker 4: So all of this is like one thing after the
Speaker 4: other with the Shannon Sharp situation. But he still is
Speaker 4: denying all allegations.
Speaker 2: Have said he said anything recently I heard so.
Speaker 4: The last statement that he dropped it was it was
Speaker 4: like last week early last week, which was what I
Speaker 4: would just read from. They basically gave this long statement
Speaker 4: that said all of this is purposeful. These women know
Speaker 4: what they're doing. Allegedly, it's a shakedown. We're not going
Speaker 4: to keep addressing these things because these are fabricated stories.
Speaker 4: And every time I reached back out for any additional statements,
Speaker 4: I did do that today because of the interview, and
Speaker 4: I did it on Sunday.
Speaker 12: They normally point to this statement. But I'll see if
Speaker 12: they give me anything additional.
Speaker 4: But Michelle Evans is still married right, Oh, I.
Speaker 12: Don't know if she's still with her man or not.
Speaker 2: And didn't she say something in interview like I don't
Speaker 2: know if I was cheating at the time or something
Speaker 2: like that. It was a weird line.
Speaker 12: Weird She couldn't remember. I thought that that was weird too.
Speaker 4: She couldn't remember whether she actually broke up with because
Speaker 4: she said she allegens that Shannon Sharp wanted her to
Speaker 4: break up with her husband, but she got upset because
Speaker 4: he had a girl in his house that he moved
Speaker 4: out and then moved another girl in and she didn't know,
Speaker 4: so she didn't want to have sex with him. Allegedly
Speaker 4: today when he showed up and allegedly raped her because
Speaker 4: she was mad because he was dealing with other women
Speaker 4: but wanted her to himself allegedly, but she couldn't remember
Speaker 4: whether she cut it off with her husband or not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, well that is the latest with Laurence Charlamagne.
Speaker 5: Wo you giving your donkey too?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 1: Four after the four after the hour, speaking of discressed
Speaker 1: white women. We need Shiloh Hendrix to come to the
Speaker 1: front of the congregtion. We'd like to have a word
Speaker 1: with her. Please, all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast club, Charlaine say
Speaker 2: the gang. Don't get shame made you or or don't you?
Speaker 2: It's time for donkeys to day. Donkey of today does
Speaker 2: not discriminate. I might now have the song to day
Speaker 2: ride got the donkey day? So do you ever feel
Speaker 2: I needed to be a donkey man? It's a breakfast club, bitch,
Speaker 2: Please don't keep to day today.
Speaker 1: Well at sharing donkey today for Monday. May fifth single
Speaker 1: to my goes to a stink ass male named Shiloh Hendrix.
Speaker 1: Oh the mayonnaises?
Speaker 2: Have you with this?
Speaker 1: One ladies in Ghettoman see there is a human jar
Speaker 1: of Hellman's amongst us, and her name is Shiloh Hendrix. Now,
Speaker 1: from what we've gathered, Shiloh appeared to herl a racist
Speaker 1: slur at a black child.
Speaker 2: Okay, she appeared to call a.
Speaker 1: Five year old child the N word at a parking
Speaker 1: Minnesota because she said the five year old took her
Speaker 1: son's stuff. Now, according to the person who recorded the video,
Speaker 1: charmeke Omar, he said the little boy is on the
Speaker 1: autism spectrum. So she called this five year old little
Speaker 1: black boy the N word because the little boy allegedly
Speaker 1: took her son's stuff.
Speaker 2: Let's go to KTTC news for the report. Please.
Speaker 18: The woman accused of using racial slurs against a boy
Speaker 18: at a Rochester park captured in a now viral video,
Speaker 18: appears to have identified herself publicly in a sizeable crowdfunding effort.
Speaker 18: A user on a crowdfunding site identifying as Shiloh Hendrix
Speaker 18: has increased her fundraising goal to one million dollars. Regarding
Speaker 18: the incident at the park, the user writes, quote, I
Speaker 18: recently had a kid steal from my eighteen month old
Speaker 18: sun's diaper bag.
Speaker 12: At a park.
Speaker 18: I called the kid out for what he was end quote.
Speaker 18: KTPC reported yesterday that Rochester police are actively looking into
Speaker 18: the viral video showing a woman holding a small child
Speaker 18: making racist slurs in reference to another child at the
Speaker 18: playground who she claims had taken something that belonged to
Speaker 18: her child. The person recording the video alludes to the
Speaker 18: child being targeted as having special needs. On its fundraising page,
Speaker 18: the NAACP acknowledged the woman in questions fundraising effort, writing quote,
Speaker 18: many of the comments from her supporters celebrate and justify
Speaker 18: her hate end quote.
Speaker 1: So much to unpack here, First of all, completely unnecessary, Okay,
Speaker 1: excessive use of racism.
Speaker 2: Listen, there's going to be times that the biggotan us rears.
Speaker 2: It's ugly.
Speaker 1: Hey, Okay, there are going to be times when random
Speaker 1: acts of racist thoughts pop up in your mind. Okay,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean you can act on him. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to sit in and lie of y'all and act
Speaker 1: like I haven't thought about these things. Okay, white man
Speaker 1: cut you up in traffic, you don't think to yourself
Speaker 1: ass cracks.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Now that Universal Studios last weekend literally about to get
Speaker 1: on the elevator with my family.
Speaker 2: In this couple, a man and a woman. I believe
Speaker 2: they were Mexican.
Speaker 1: They came running and cut in front of us and
Speaker 1: just jumped on the elevator and closed the door. The
Speaker 1: first thing that came to my mind was, and I see,
Speaker 1: if I call liights, I'll be wrong Mexican.
Speaker 2: You mean I got eyes? Hell's wrong with you? But
Speaker 2: listen to me. Everything I told you was thoughts. Okay.
Speaker 1: I didn't act on anything because I'm not that kind
Speaker 1: of person. Regardless of what my mind tells me. From
Speaker 1: time to time, I attempt to be the change I
Speaker 1: want to see in the world. I believe in equality
Speaker 1: for all. So there's no reason on God's green earth
Speaker 1: other than the mental illness called racism for Shiloh to be.
Speaker 2: Calling this little five year old boy the N word
Speaker 2: out loud.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, shar mak Omar asked Shiloh a valid question,
Speaker 1: he said, and I'm paraphrasing because this child taking your
Speaker 1: son's stuff. Merrit, you calling him the N word? She replied,
Speaker 1: If that's what he's gonna act like, let me tell
Speaker 1: you something. We all know that Nigga's going nig But
Speaker 1: this little boy is five, okay. His behavior is simply
Speaker 1: that of a five year old. What do you mean, Shiloh,
Speaker 1: If that's what he's gonna act like he's five, okay,
Speaker 1: five year olds act like five year olds at five,
Speaker 1: they're just beginning to understand social and emotional development. So
Speaker 1: if he took something from your son, then you simply
Speaker 1: find his parents, tell them and then they can tell
Speaker 1: their child.
Speaker 2: Don't do things like that. That's not yours. It's simple.
Speaker 1: But you are racist, So you was just looking for
Speaker 1: a reason to let the N word fly. Now would
Speaker 1: you like to hear the actual audio from the park.
Speaker 2: Let's listen.
Speaker 4: What about.
Speaker 2: A little kid? You call him a little child? Are
Speaker 2: you about to hit him? You're chasing him?
Speaker 13: Here?
Speaker 16: My son stopped, so that gives you that I have
Speaker 16: to call the child five years old and inward, that's
Speaker 16: what you're gonna call him.
Speaker 2: You know that's a hate speech. You gonna don't give it.
Speaker 1: Lord, have mercy. Now, let's talk about the fundraising. Chilo
Speaker 1: decided to become the okay. She set up a fundraising
Speaker 1: page for herself, which she titled helped Me Protect my family? Okay,
Speaker 1: in case you missed the news report. She claimed in
Speaker 1: the pay the description that she is now in a
Speaker 1: dire situation. She says, I recently had a kid steal
Speaker 1: from my eighteen month old son's.
Speaker 2: Diaper bag in the park. I called the kid out
Speaker 2: for what he was.
Speaker 1: Then she claimed that members of her members of her
Speaker 1: family are being attacked and her personal information, including her
Speaker 1: address and phone number, has been leaked. You aren't being attacked, Shiloh,
Speaker 1: You are being called out and held accountable because you
Speaker 1: called a little five year old boy to n word
Speaker 1: and accountability feels like an attack when you're not ready
Speaker 1: to acknowledge your toxic behavior.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Shiloh concluded her message by asking for funds to assist
Speaker 1: in protecting my family and potentially relocate yet another example
Speaker 1: that free speech ain free. Why are you using words
Speaker 1: that you can't afford to you, Shiloh now. Shiloh's fundraising
Speaker 1: goal was originally set for fifty grand, but as you
Speaker 1: heard of the news report, it was increased to one
Speaker 1: million dollars after that initial amount was reached, and as
Speaker 1: of yesterday, Sunday, May fourth, she has raised over six
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty four thousand dollars because she called a
Speaker 1: little five year old boy to N word. And you
Speaker 1: wonder why some people spell America with three ks. Now,
Speaker 1: the first thing I did was looking to the fundraisers
Speaker 1: of policies and give sin go.
Speaker 2: That's the name of the platform, Give sin Go, Give
Speaker 2: sin Go said.
Speaker 1: The company does not endorse or condone the personal views
Speaker 1: are actions of individual campaign organizers all their supporters, nor
Speaker 1: do we control the motivations of donors. Basically, is nothing
Speaker 1: they can do about it. Okay, there is no violation
Speaker 1: on their end. But you do know give sin go
Speaker 1: that you are complicit in rewarding racism.
Speaker 2: Call it what it is.
Speaker 1: They are rewarding Shiloh's racism. Only in America can you
Speaker 1: call a five year old boy to N word? Okay,
Speaker 1: get called out on it and didn't play victim and
Speaker 1: raise almost seven hundred thousand dollars because of your biggie
Speaker 1: Trans's crazy. Well, this is a free country, ladies, and gettlemen,
Speaker 1: and there is such thing as freedom of speech. Even
Speaker 1: though we know there is a cost to every word
Speaker 1: that comes out of your mouth, some people are willing
Speaker 1: to pay that price. And in the case of Shiloh Hendrix,
Speaker 1: she didn't pay the price. She actually ended up getting paid.
Speaker 1: Just always remember though, freedom of speech works both ways.
Speaker 1: So with that said, please let Chelsea Handle give Shiloh
Speaker 1: Hendrix the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: Hee haw hee haw. That is way too much, Dan Maynes.
Speaker 2: Let Kathy Griffin get in on that too.
Speaker 4: Please give this giant jar Mail the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: What about my guy, Chris Rock, You got something to say?
Speaker 9: Cock?
Speaker 2: As is my girl still working the drive through? She
Speaker 2: working the drive to today?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, just making sure everybody gets the right to
Speaker 1: express their freedom of speech.
Speaker 2: All right, that's what's crazy disgusting.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you for that donkey today, Yes, indeed,
Speaker 5: now when we come back today is national Silence, the
Speaker 5: Shame Day.
Speaker 2: Shante do ye.
Speaker 5: That's right, Shanty Dolls to be joining us. We're gonna
Speaker 5: talk to her next. She's a mental health advocate ex
Speaker 5: music industry vet. She has so much to do with
Speaker 5: our outcast and those early days. Were going to talk
Speaker 5: to when we come back at the Breakfast Club on morning,
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club, Good morning, everybody is DJ Envy just hilarious,
Speaker 5: Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. It is
Speaker 5: mental health awareness month, as it is what we do
Speaker 5: each and every May May fifth, to be exact, Silence
Speaker 5: the Shame Day, and we have a very special guest
Speaker 5: Shanty Welcome.
Speaker 2: How are you ho are you feeling?
Speaker 15: I'm feeling good. Actually, so ten years ago I almost
Speaker 15: took my own life. Well, it'll be ten years in September,
Speaker 15: so this is like my year of rebirth, That's what
Speaker 15: I'm calling it. And I'm in such a good place,
Speaker 15: amath in space, and I have really accepted being like
Speaker 15: this mental health advocate and doing this work and not
Speaker 15: being stressed about going back in the music industry, even
Speaker 15: though I'm still proud of my boys, like Yahkast, you
Speaker 15: got it, you gonna be inducted into the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 15: and so it's just it's good.
Speaker 17: I'm feeling really good. Thanks for asking.
Speaker 1: Before we get into Silence the Shame Day and Mental
Speaker 1: Health Awareness Month, I do want to ask you what
Speaker 1: does Outcast being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame mean to you?
Speaker 2: Because you was there from day one?
Speaker 17: It means everything.
Speaker 15: They zero Actually, yeah, plays Ball was the first record
Speaker 15: I ever worked, and so shout out to Andre Big,
Speaker 15: the late Rico, a organized noise. It's like the holy
Speaker 15: grail right of music. And so they finally achieved that
Speaker 15: and I couldn't be more proud and just to have
Speaker 15: been there passing out like cassettes doing freaking neck and
Speaker 15: you know the Southern playlist that could get the documentary.
Speaker 2: Documentary was on that. Yeah, I see they were talking
Speaker 2: about you giving out. You have to go to get
Speaker 2: back today.
Speaker 15: It's crazy, like whenever I see too Short. He was like, yo,
Speaker 15: you gave me that cassette and was like, Yo, check
Speaker 15: out my new group Outcasts.
Speaker 17: They're gonna be dope. And we laugh about it all
Speaker 17: the time.
Speaker 1: Did you know that Outcasts would become the global iconic superstars.
Speaker 2: That they became.
Speaker 15: I mean, you never know, right, But I had the
Speaker 15: O on my chest right, the L on my chest
Speaker 15: LA face Outcasts, and I just was really committed and
Speaker 15: dedicated because I knew that the A was gonna support them.
Speaker 17: It was a different sound and like you know, in.
Speaker 15: Atlanta, we grew up supporting East Coast rap West Coast,
Speaker 15: but we didn't really have our own even though we
Speaker 15: had people like Shaddy, they hadn't really received national attention, right,
Speaker 15: And we will always wear like Dodger's hats or Yankees hats.
Speaker 15: But finally we could wear like the Falcons, you know,
Speaker 15: logo in the gear and the Braves gear because Big
Speaker 15: Boy Andre made that cool and they really brought like
Speaker 15: Atlanta to the world like us she's doing now on
Speaker 15: his tour right, he bringing the aid to the world.
Speaker 15: But Outcasts set that up initially and really transform hip
Speaker 15: hop absolutely. Now, I know they transformed Southern hip hop,
Speaker 15: but look at like a lot of the artists that
Speaker 15: are still influential, they're still from the South, and so
Speaker 15: to have been at the forefront of that and been
Speaker 15: right there with them, like I can't explain it, like
Speaker 15: it kind of solidified even just me in my journey
Speaker 15: and what I've been able to contribute to the music cultures.
Speaker 1: Is arguably the greatest hip hop group of all time
Speaker 1: and one of the greatest groups period in music of
Speaker 1: all time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, so when you started the show, you were
Speaker 5: talking about your rebirth right you thought about committing suicide
Speaker 5: ten years ago. Now with this day and age, what
Speaker 5: do you tell somebody that's possibly be thinking the same thing.
Speaker 5: You know, it's stressful, you know they're looking at the
Speaker 5: price of everything going up, it's hard to get a job.
Speaker 5: They're looking at politics and they might feel left out.
Speaker 5: They might feel like there's no place for them. So
Speaker 5: what do you tell that person, especially in this social
Speaker 5: media world where nobody wants to be your friend and
Speaker 5: it's a very evil place, what do you tell that
Speaker 5: person that individual?
Speaker 15: First of all, it's like honeor your feelings. If you're
Speaker 15: not feeling good, you gotta acknowledge that right I coin
Speaker 15: this new little acronym rapping through your problems. The R
Speaker 15: is being able to recognize those unfamiliar feelings. The A
Speaker 15: and RAP is acknowledging and accepting right that something right,
Speaker 15: I don't feel like myself. And the P is being
Speaker 15: able to process through those feelings with a licensed professional
Speaker 15: counselor or someone you know that can actually help you,
Speaker 15: even if you call your PCP, your primary doctor, say
Speaker 15: I'm not feeling like myself. So you gotta be able
Speaker 15: to recognize, accept and acknowledge those feelings and understand.
Speaker 17: That you got to protect your peace at all costs.
Speaker 15: You got to be unapologetic right now, more so than because,
Speaker 15: like you said, like we're getting hit in a lot
Speaker 15: of different directions and people be like, oh, yeah, we
Speaker 15: all in this together.
Speaker 13: Not really.
Speaker 2: We might be in the same storm, but wean.
Speaker 15: In the same boat, right, And whether it's socioeconomic factors,
Speaker 15: lack of access to care, like, it's not the same,
Speaker 15: and we can't pretend that it's the same. And I
Speaker 15: know we have people that you know want to help
Speaker 15: and do more, but you gotta dig deep inside yourself
Speaker 15: because even when I was going through my suicidal ideation,
Speaker 15: I had to dig into my faith in my spirituality,
Speaker 15: and I had to also talk to people and let
Speaker 15: people in. So that's truly important. And then I tell people,
Speaker 15: you gotta remove things that aren't serving you anymore. You
Speaker 15: can't just be a people pleaser, like let go of
Speaker 15: the scrolling, the doom scrolling and all of that and
Speaker 15: really focus and be present with yourself. And sometimes therapy
Speaker 15: isn't for everyone, but doing like sound baths or getting
Speaker 15: out walking immersing yourself in nature, like all of that
Speaker 15: really matters. And like for me now, if I'm not
Speaker 15: feeling good because I still go through my moments, yeah,
Speaker 15: I'll just get up and go outside and take a walk,
Speaker 15: or I tell people like, hey, I need a minute,
Speaker 15: and it's okay. That's your time, that's your mind, that's
Speaker 15: your body, that's your spirit. So you gotta really take
Speaker 15: ownership of your mental health and wellness because every day,
Speaker 15: y'all is something different, Like I'm like, am I in
Speaker 15: a movie like that gets scripted into something I didn't
Speaker 15: sign up for, because it's really scary. I know you
Speaker 15: can't believe everything you see on social media, but I
Speaker 15: try to go to reputable.
Speaker 17: Outlets, right, like the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: But I saw on one of the other outlets that
Speaker 15: federal government is considering like canceling one billion dollars of
Speaker 15: funding for mental health for students, being able to provide
Speaker 15: additional counselors and that sort of thing in school systems
Speaker 15: across the nation.
Speaker 17: And that's really scary. And we know how mental health
Speaker 17: is affecting young kids because of this little thing right here, right.
Speaker 15: And I don't just I don't only blame social media,
Speaker 15: but it's a lot of pressure and these kids need
Speaker 15: the support. So y'all, we gotta fight back and fight
Speaker 15: back in terms of protecting your peace, getting the help
Speaker 15: you need, reaching out to organizations like Silence and Shame.
Speaker 15: There's a super dope lady I met last week at
Speaker 15: the Accelerate Her conference in Miami. Her name is Ashante
Speaker 15: and she does a lot of healing, and so she
Speaker 15: just talked about the importance of like really immersing yourself
Speaker 15: in these healing practices with everything that's going on, right,
Speaker 15: and so I'm recommitting myself right to whatever I'm doing
Speaker 15: is giving time for Shanti. If I got to set
Speaker 15: an appointment at three o'clock during the day for Shanty
Speaker 15: to like step away and take a moment and breathe
Speaker 15: and get a massage or do something like you just gotta.
Speaker 17: Do it, y'all?
Speaker 2: What do you advise for people to to find their
Speaker 2: happy place?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: So I realized, like, my biggest happy place is my family, right,
Speaker 5: I can cut off. I enjoy watching my daughter's dance.
Speaker 5: I enjoy watching my son play soccer. I enjoy talking
Speaker 5: to the kids cooking. So I found my happy place, right.
Speaker 5: How do you tell somebody to find their happy place where?
Speaker 2: You know, how do you do that? Because it has
Speaker 2: to be a place where they just let go and
Speaker 2: release a hundred percent.
Speaker 15: But think about some of the most joyful times, and
Speaker 15: I know everybody's life wasn't the same, So let me
Speaker 15: start with that. Some people did not have a happy upbringing,
Speaker 15: and I'm sorry for that, right if that was your
Speaker 15: truth and your journey. But if you did have fun
Speaker 15: when you were growing up, go back to when you
Speaker 15: were like eight years old, like what.
Speaker 4: Whatever?
Speaker 17: But you know me, what do you and what did
Speaker 17: you used to do to make you happy?
Speaker 1: Playing outside? That's why I love grounding so much. I
Speaker 1: tell the dots that all the time. Take your shoes
Speaker 1: offespecially now they just want to take your shoes off,
Speaker 1: take your socks off, go walking around barefoot in the grass.
Speaker 2: Just run around the yard there.
Speaker 1: Ride your bike. Think about how joy as you felt
Speaker 1: as a kid when you simply played outside.
Speaker 15: I was out of my cousin's house the other day
Speaker 15: and I started playing with the rub with Cbe and
Speaker 15: I was like, yeah, I forgot how much I love
Speaker 15: this and it had me going for like an hour.
Speaker 17: But just find things that used to bring you joy.
Speaker 2: Get your Bobbie doll Jess here.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm already happying over joyild.
Speaker 2: That is so important.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, how we got more with Shanty does when we
Speaker 5: come back. Today is National Silence to Shame day, So
Speaker 5: don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club. Come morning, everybody, it's DJ Envy
Speaker 2: jes hilarious, Charlomagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking with shanty Dos. Today is National Silence
Speaker 2: the Shame Day, Charlamagne, I want to ask you this
Speaker 2: Shundi Boss suicide.
Speaker 1: Like sometimes I'm sure you're familiar with the mail Robbins
Speaker 1: let them theory, right, which is basically, let people make
Speaker 1: their own choices whatever they want to do. So sometimes
Speaker 1: you hear adults complaining, you know, nothing is ever going
Speaker 1: right for them. They all they're always telling you, you know,
Speaker 1: about all the bad that's happening in their world.
Speaker 2: They talk to you.
Speaker 1: About wanting to commit suicide, and you strangely start to
Speaker 1: understand where they where they're where they're coming from. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, and you realize encouraging them to get help
Speaker 1: isn't working.
Speaker 2: So do you just let those people make their own choices?
Speaker 15: Like that's a that's a really great question. It's a
Speaker 15: tough question at the same time. You know the thing
Speaker 15: about it, the reason why with silence and shame, we
Speaker 15: try to provide as many resources as possible, but you
Speaker 15: can't make someone do something right that they don't want
Speaker 15: to do, but you can try to be a positive
Speaker 15: influence in their lives. And so I've talked to people
Speaker 15: you know who have been contemplating, and I've shared my story.
Speaker 15: That's why I think storytelling is so important. People have
Speaker 15: to speak up and share their stories around it. I
Speaker 15: don't think you just kind of like relinkish everything and
Speaker 15: let it go, but you try to be there for
Speaker 15: them and keep encouraging them as much as possible and
Speaker 15: putting resources in front of them and showing them how
Speaker 15: other people have survived, because you know, the last thing
Speaker 15: you want to do is kind of wash your hands
Speaker 15: of it, and then you know a week or two
Speaker 15: later or something happened.
Speaker 2: But then, yes, you're right, But then we also got
Speaker 2: to protect our people.
Speaker 15: So you do it to the extent to your point
Speaker 15: that you are kind of protecting your peace because again,
Speaker 15: you know, people have choices, right, God gave man and
Speaker 15: woman choice, So you can only do so much. But
Speaker 15: and then you know faith comes into play. You know,
Speaker 15: I'm a woman of faith, and so I'll continue to
Speaker 15: pray for that person. So yeah, do what you can
Speaker 15: as much as possible, put the resources in front of them,
Speaker 15: and you know, let's hope and pray for the best.
Speaker 15: But a lot of times when people are in crisis,
Speaker 15: they don't know how to get the help right, or
Speaker 15: they need somebody to say, hey, I'll go to the
Speaker 15: doctor with you, or I'll help y'all walk with you
Speaker 15: through this process.
Speaker 17: And you can only do what you can do.
Speaker 2: And you were right.
Speaker 1: So Trump administration did discontinue one billion dollars school mental
Speaker 1: health grants, and the grants supported hiring school psychologists and counselors,
Speaker 1: and it was funded by bipartisan legislation that was passed
Speaker 1: after the twenty twenty two massacre at Vall.
Speaker 15: Date, you could see a lot of schools sometimes they
Speaker 15: might have one counselor for like ten schools, and it's
Speaker 15: like the number of kids that are in crisis, like
Speaker 15: that's just not enough help and support. And sometimes they're
Speaker 15: not licensed professional counselors. They just may be social workers,
Speaker 15: which social workers are great, but oftentimes if these kids
Speaker 15: need to learn how to get through the crisis that
Speaker 15: they're in, they need someone that's license right and more
Speaker 15: of a professional counselor. So, you know, y'all got to
Speaker 15: call your legislators, you know, talk to your senators, talk
Speaker 15: to your congressmen and women, and you know, we got
Speaker 15: to push back on this because we need that funding, right,
Speaker 15: they need to keep pouring into our kids.
Speaker 5: As you see the suicide rates going up and depression
Speaker 5: going up, or do you see it stabilizer?
Speaker 2: Do you see it coming down?
Speaker 5: With all the mental health talk and all the you know,
Speaker 5: platforms and places where people have to go.
Speaker 2: Now, what do you see?
Speaker 15: So for what I think the last study that I
Speaker 15: saw was from twenty twenty one or either twenty twenty two,
Speaker 15: and suicide rates, particularly for black youth, who are up
Speaker 15: thirty percent. You know a lot of those studies, they
Speaker 15: don't happen every single year, right, those large pool of
Speaker 15: research studies, But there has been an uptick rather even
Speaker 15: just two weeks ago, there was a young man in
Speaker 15: Atlanta who happened to have gone to Palm two years ago,
Speaker 15: and then some of my other friend's cousins knew him.
Speaker 15: He took his own life. You know, so I still
Speaker 15: see I'm still getting texts and comments about these young
Speaker 15: people like taking their own lives, and so it's still prevalent.
Speaker 2: They're limited on social media?
Speaker 5: Is that what they're saying it is, or they're saying
Speaker 5: lack of resources in the school, or like what are
Speaker 5: they saying? The reason is I'm always curious because I
Speaker 5: just feel like, you know, when we were growing up,
Speaker 5: we we were just as bad, but we just didn't.
Speaker 2: Have that social media element where people were constantly going
Speaker 2: at us.
Speaker 1: I don't think we had the language or do I
Speaker 1: think we had the same spaces to even express those issues.
Speaker 1: Like my dad was dealing with all types of mental
Speaker 1: health issues that he never talked to me about until
Speaker 1: I was like forty years old, but we.
Speaker 17: Didn't know how to name it or what to call it.
Speaker 2: Is right, but even with all that, it's getting worse.
Speaker 5: It feels like it should be getting better now that
Speaker 5: your dad could talk and that I can't talk and
Speaker 5: be open and just could talk. But I feel like
Speaker 5: it should be getting better, but it doesn't seem like
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 15: Well, you know, I don't know if I can pinpoint
Speaker 15: it on one particular thing, envy, but I do think
Speaker 15: it is still a lack of resources in some areas
Speaker 15: because it's still in underserved communities. People know about it,
Speaker 15: but they aren't taking that next step. That's why I'm proud,
Speaker 15: I have an announcement. So we created this PSA campaign
Speaker 15: and it was around black men's mental health and it
Speaker 15: was called Healing the Spaces between Us and so it
Speaker 15: was a grandfather, a father, and a son and we
Speaker 15: just got nominated for Southeast Emmy.
Speaker 11: Y'all.
Speaker 15: Oh, so shout out to making Sure Jopringo, who is
Speaker 15: our creative director in Oak Films, who put it together.
Speaker 15: But you know, we're really trying to push that narrative,
Speaker 15: especially to you know, young black men and their grandparents
Speaker 15: and their fathers. Y'all get together and talk about it.
Speaker 17: Nothing to be ashamed about, but you got to put
Speaker 17: your cars out on the table and talk about it.
Speaker 2: Last week with Black Children's Mental Health there right, yep.
Speaker 15: Yes, So two years ago go Senator Anderson in the
Speaker 15: state of Georgia road a resolution designating May first as
Speaker 15: Black Children's Mental Health Day and Georgia on behalf of.
Speaker 17: Silence of Shame. We'd love to do that in New York.
Speaker 17: So maybe we could partner with the Mental Wealth Alliance.
Speaker 15: So it's doing to designate May first in New York
Speaker 15: State because again we're trying to just bring awareness to
Speaker 15: the problems that's going on, so we can try to
Speaker 15: you know, cut off those the numbers right that keep
Speaker 15: increasing for suicides.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and you know.
Speaker 1: This is Mental Health Awareness Month, and there's always a
Speaker 1: lot of focus on raising awareness, right, but how do
Speaker 1: we move past just awareness and start like action steps
Speaker 1: for actual healing.
Speaker 15: Again, I think you know, you got to meet people
Speaker 15: where they're at again. You talked about the uncertain times.
Speaker 15: Like part of our we have a mental health tool
Speaker 15: kit on silence, to shame dot com, a number of
Speaker 15: things that you can do to honor the month and
Speaker 15: to push resources out to the community. So one of
Speaker 15: the areas we're focusing on is fire and rescue because
Speaker 15: you know, we're seeing all these natural disasters and things
Speaker 15: happening in the world. So we're pushing out resources that
Speaker 15: are targeted, you know, to the firefighters and to people
Speaker 15: that are.
Speaker 17: Out there on the front lines. Also, we did a
Speaker 17: toolkit for the federal workers. Right, a lot of people
Speaker 17: that have been let go.
Speaker 15: I think maybe half of the people that got let
Speaker 15: go were due to the cuts within this administration. And
Speaker 15: so we want to talk directly to those that are
Speaker 15: suffering from a federal employee perspective, letting them know to
Speaker 15: establish a routine, even though you got to let go,
Speaker 15: get your daily routine going, even if it's like looking
Speaker 15: for that next job, Like establish a routine so you
Speaker 15: can protect your peace and practice mindfulness and reach out
Speaker 15: if you need support. So we're trying to target specific
Speaker 15: subgroups and people within the community, and so you just
Speaker 15: got to you gotta be forceful in a way about it,
Speaker 15: so that we are unapologetic about healing and getting help
Speaker 15: that we need, but looking at specific groups of people
Speaker 15: because we can all say we're all in this together.
Speaker 17: Mental health is important. We know we got to take
Speaker 17: care of it.
Speaker 15: But when you talk directly at a specific group of people,
Speaker 15: I think that's when you start moving the needle and
Speaker 15: getting people to listen.
Speaker 5: Absolutely well, how can people if they want to tap
Speaker 5: in and they a head or more information or they
Speaker 5: want to help, how can they get involved?
Speaker 17: First of all, visit our website silencesshame dot com.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 17: Today is National Silence a Shame Day and we have
Speaker 17: a campaign. It's May fifth.
Speaker 15: We just want people to get five dollars, you know,
Speaker 15: and the five dollars I will say if it's too
Speaker 15: difficult for you, please save your money. Pay your rent,
Speaker 15: you do whatever you gotta do, but if you can
Speaker 15: spare five dollars or more, you can text the words
Speaker 15: silence to seven oh seven O seven oh. Also understand
Speaker 15: that nine eight eight is a free resources out there.
Speaker 15: We recently partnered with the City of Atlanta. Shout out
Speaker 15: to maryor Dickens and Courtney English who came together with us,
Speaker 15: and we're pushing nine eight eight out to everybody that's
Speaker 15: in you know, the City of Atlanta and beyond, and
Speaker 15: you know, just really trying to make sure that we're
Speaker 15: pushing as many resources to the community as possible.
Speaker 17: So please support us, y'all talk about it.
Speaker 15: Don't just you know, if you're a young person and
Speaker 15: you listen to the Breakfast Club and you are, you know,
Speaker 15: going through something with a friend, talk about it. Don't
Speaker 15: just like throw some foul stuff on social media about
Speaker 15: that person. You know, be the bigger person, you know,
Speaker 15: be I'm apologetic about healing and letting go the things
Speaker 15: that don't serve you anymore.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And one more question, Shanty, there's nobody that protects
Speaker 1: the piece more than Andre three thousand. Do you think
Speaker 1: he's even gonna come to the rock and roll Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. What's the under over Pheamony, I say he
Speaker 1: gonna be there.
Speaker 17: I think he's coming.
Speaker 15: I will say I call both Big Andre after you know,
Speaker 15: the announcement came out and Andrea, both of them were
Speaker 15: so excited.
Speaker 17: Drey was really excited. Okay, so we're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 17: keep hope alive.
Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, today is silenced, the shame day mental
Speaker 5: health away in this month.
Speaker 2: Of course, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. Morning
Speaker 2: everybody at DJ Envy just hilarious.
Speaker 5: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club. Now, let's
Speaker 5: get to the latest with Lauren.
Speaker 4: Warm becoming a straight fast.
Speaker 2: She gets him from somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 12: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 2: She'd be having the latest, the latest with Lauren La Rosa.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you have sack, sometimes you have details, sometimes you
Speaker 1: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 2: It's the leader on the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 12: All right, y'all.
Speaker 4: So Beyonce, y'all know how we have been talking about
Speaker 4: the Cowboy Carter tour. Well, she was just recently hit
Speaker 4: with a cease and desist lawsuit because according to the
Speaker 4: cease and desist.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, she was just hit with a cease and
Speaker 12: desist because according.
Speaker 4: To the letter, she used a image of the Sphere
Speaker 4: in Vegas and she wasn't supposed to according to the owners.
Speaker 4: So there is a man named James Dolan, he's the
Speaker 4: CEO of Sphere Entertainment, and he basically is saying that
Speaker 4: Beyonce at one point, because do you remember or anybody
Speaker 4: remember when Beyonce was supposed to have that of Las
Speaker 4: Vegas residency. It's been rumored for a while, and she
Speaker 4: was like in conversation and then they said that the
Speaker 4: conversations dropped, like they just didn't go anywhere.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so it was supposed to happen. People were saying
Speaker 12: that it was rumored.
Speaker 4: Then it was rumors that she was in common with
Speaker 4: the Sphere in Vegas to do it there, but it
Speaker 4: didn't come. It didn't work out. So basically, she has
Speaker 4: this interlude video that she plays in the opening of
Speaker 4: one of her songs on the tour, and in that
Speaker 4: video you see her walking.
Speaker 12: She's in Vegas. She goes all these different places, but
Speaker 12: she's in Vegas.
Speaker 4: In one of the scenes, she's walking past the Sphere,
Speaker 4: So fans, you know, they always trying to put two
Speaker 4: the two together, started tweeting as if this meant that
Speaker 4: she was letting people know that the residency was finalized
Speaker 4: and would be happening in Vegas, so the Sphere, you know.
Speaker 4: Their team they're like, you can't use that, like you
Speaker 4: cannot allow your fans to think that something's gonna go
Speaker 4: down here that is not going to go down. They
Speaker 4: also pointed to the fact that there were other properties
Speaker 4: in this video that she allegedly got permission to use,
Speaker 4: but she had never gotten permission to just use that.
Speaker 4: It was such a quick shot too, like the visual
Speaker 4: of the sphere. So since then, it's been reported, based
Speaker 4: off of videos from people from the tour, that she's
Speaker 4: changed that opening interlude and that that visual of the
Speaker 4: sphere is not in there anymore. But so was it
Speaker 4: creating like trouble or problems like why was this such
Speaker 4: like it was causing confusion to them? It was according
Speaker 4: to a statement that you know, the team on the
Speaker 4: opposing side released. Their issue was that it was causing
Speaker 4: confusion amongst fans and amongst people who you know, spend
Speaker 4: money at their business. So basically, the fans were leaving
Speaker 4: a bunch of beehive emojis on in Twitter, and they
Speaker 4: was kid and said, look, don't shold the spear. Maybe
Speaker 4: that's what it was.
Speaker 12: I'm not for sure, but they wanted it down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But a lot of people feel like this was
Speaker 4: a petty shot from their behalf, from James Dolan and
Speaker 4: their team because when all of the rumors, yes, isn't
Speaker 4: he like had a Segard but that's Seg Yeah. So
Speaker 4: but people are saying that this was a petty shot
Speaker 4: from his side of things because when the Beyonce negotiations
Speaker 4: that we don't really know the full gist off, so
Speaker 4: you know, this all alleged when they allegedly fell through.
Speaker 4: They're like, he's just upset that he couldn't get Beyonce
Speaker 4: to do, you know, this residency at one of his venues.
Speaker 4: So they're they're doing any little thing to take a
Speaker 4: shot at her. That's how the fans build. But you know,
Speaker 4: I think as a business I understand like they don't
Speaker 4: want the confusion because anything with Beyonce, especially of Las
Speaker 4: Vegas residency, fans are going to make news.
Speaker 1: The hardest thing to do is discuss business with people
Speaker 1: who ain't got none. It's like, it's just that just
Speaker 1: sounds like business to me. I don't I could have
Speaker 1: been petty, maybe, but it just sounds like business.
Speaker 5: It did sound a little petty because it was a promo,
Speaker 5: So I would figure that you would want the spare
Speaker 5: in your promo when she's walking through Vegas, because it's
Speaker 5: part of Vegas now, right when you pull up in Vegas.
Speaker 5: That's the first thing you see when you're on the plane.
Speaker 5: So I figured that wouldn't be a problem, but I
Speaker 5: guess it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she had She actually was given a deadline.
Speaker 4: I believe the deadline was actually today to change things.
Speaker 4: So you know, according to the newly posted videos, that
Speaker 4: has changed. But over the weekend, like her tour was
Speaker 4: the talk of the internet, and it was because of
Speaker 4: like just little mishets that were happening.
Speaker 12: And I'm like with the tour going so viral for
Speaker 12: all the good reasons. You see in Roomy you see
Speaker 12: Blue Ivey come out.
Speaker 4: Lou has been what maybe Blue is low Beyonce, she
Speaker 4: is the one. But there were a couple of things
Speaker 4: that happened on age. So there was one point where
Speaker 4: like Beyonce came out on stage and she couldn't find
Speaker 4: her mark, like the ex wasn't on the floor, which
Speaker 4: is really dangerous because she has this one scene in
Speaker 4: her tour where like these two like really big frames
Speaker 4: come down to like swing around her, so.
Speaker 2: She's not in the right just blow it up for
Speaker 2: people that hasn't been there yet. And I did not
Speaker 2: see that.
Speaker 4: That was the first time I've never seen her nervous
Speaker 4: like that. She was literally looking around like hold stop singing.
Speaker 1: But we also live in the era where people always
Speaker 1: look for the worst of the worst, they look for
Speaker 1: the negative.
Speaker 2: Because the only thing I saw was roomy and blue
Speaker 2: and everybody give I.
Speaker 4: Love them on the tour. But I think it was
Speaker 4: because not that people were like talking about her or
Speaker 4: her performance wasn't So we've never seen Beyonce like just
Speaker 4: not like you could tell she was like what the
Speaker 4: heck is going on?
Speaker 12: Like why is this happening?
Speaker 4: Like she was visibly like they forgot to put her
Speaker 4: mark down yep, and she was looking at for it.
Speaker 2: We didn't see Beyonce here fall, We didn't see a fan.
Speaker 12: I feel like this these last like what what was
Speaker 12: even though the couple of hiccups.
Speaker 4: There was a little hiccup on the Renaissan store, but
Speaker 4: she was on top of I think it was that truck,
Speaker 4: but that came and went. But like this happened, and
Speaker 4: then there was an issue with her glove. They were
Speaker 4: trying to put her glove on. Still she was annoyed
Speaker 4: with that as well. But I don't know.
Speaker 12: I think it's it's all good press.
Speaker 4: Of course, you know. As of right now, her team
Speaker 4: has not responded at all to the reports of the
Speaker 4: season desists, as they normally don't do, so not surprised to.
Speaker 12: I don't know if I planned to. I'll be down
Speaker 12: to go, though, okay, you going.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I might go.
Speaker 4: There's so many tours going on. I know I'm gonna
Speaker 4: go see Chris Brown. What's his birthday? Happy birthday, Chris,
Speaker 4: and also a birthday. And Craig David. Y'all remember Craig David.
Speaker 2: I do he inspired Drake. That was Drake's big homie.
Speaker 4: I don't know how we got here.
Speaker 2: That was Drake's big homie.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be like if we be making
Speaker 4: love Wednesday and on Thursday and Friday and Saturdayay.
Speaker 12: The that inspired Drake.
Speaker 1: Because Craig David is from Toronto. Oh no, if I'm
Speaker 1: not miss if I'm if I'm remembering it's correctly. Drake
Speaker 1: said that one of Craig David's albums.
Speaker 2: Was inspired.
Speaker 4: I love that, you know what, Drake fact.
Speaker 12: And it's not a hater one either, It's not.
Speaker 2: I love so crazy, Allow the God. I'm sure.
Speaker 4: Step okay, and real quick before we close, because I
Speaker 4: know he's such a friend to the show in front
Speaker 4: of you guys. Fat Joe posted over the weekend that
Speaker 4: his mom had passed away at age seventy seven, so,
Speaker 4: you know, just sending him some love as they, you know,
Speaker 4: get through that hard time. He posted a really nice
Speaker 4: tribute to her on his Instagram, so go and check
Speaker 4: that out, and just talked about how amazing she was.
Speaker 4: They didn't have much, he says, but he made she
Speaker 4: made sure that they had everything.
Speaker 2: So to Joey Crack. To Joey Crack.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know the sad thing about Crack is,
Speaker 5: you know Joe Fat due lost his pops like a
Speaker 5: month ago. We reported that he lost his brother, I
Speaker 5: think like four months ago. So if you know Joe,
Speaker 5: give me a call, give me a hug, send him
Speaker 5: some love.
Speaker 2: Love you, Joe.
Speaker 1: If you're listening, listen. I just want everybody to know
Speaker 1: that this building that we're currently in stinks. I don't
Speaker 1: know what the hell is going on, Okay, but it really,
Speaker 1: really really smells in here. It smells like a retainer
Speaker 1: in the morning. You know, when you sleep with your retaining.
Speaker 2: Spells like they haven't taken the took the garbage out.
Speaker 2: Exactly what it smells.
Speaker 1: It smelled like something backed up. That's what it really
Speaker 1: does smell like.
Speaker 2: Really, Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe the edibles just cut everything off for me because
Speaker 4: I'm like, I don't know, I'm smelling.
Speaker 2: Oh, you are celebrating single to y'all has nothing to
Speaker 2: do what you.
Speaker 4: Mean single to my I haven't drinking anything.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, no, I'm not doing that. I'm not Mexican.
Speaker 2: I don't do that. A couple of times, I know.
Speaker 1: Sleute everybody. Salute everybody who does smell their retainer in
Speaker 1: the morning. Man, that keeps you humble.
Speaker 5: All right, well, let's get to the mix. Of course,
Speaker 5: we're gonna play a lot of Chris Brown in the
Speaker 5: mixed course.
Speaker 2: Today it's Chris Brown birthday. Jesus Christ, alright, it's the
Speaker 2: club to call the ice the ice bat signal. Keep
Speaker 2: it up. If you're like into the breakfast.
Speaker 5: Club, good morning, everybody is cej.
Speaker 2: Envy just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 5: We are the breakfast Club. I want to salute everybody.
Speaker 5: I seen out in Tequila Fest in Atlanta. Had such
Speaker 5: a good time. It's like seven thousand people out there,
Speaker 5: So I just want to salute to everybody that came
Speaker 5: out in the promoter Compton.
Speaker 2: And then I went to it's.
Speaker 1: Called Tequila Fest, Tequila Fest, and Mexicans they were getting
Speaker 1: sneaky this year.
Speaker 2: They don't want to just call it. They don't want
Speaker 2: to say it's to single to miles celebrate.
Speaker 5: And then I went to Mowlin in Illinois, which is
Speaker 5: like Quad Cities. I did, I've seen Boosie out there.
Speaker 5: Bookie said he wants to come to the show and
Speaker 5: talk a little bit to and then I said, I
Speaker 5: see Rick Flair. Yeah you know, yes, Rick Flair's tired, Okay,
Speaker 5: Rick Flynn's God damn. I was Rick Flan seventy six years.
Speaker 4: Old be walking up nobody accident.
Speaker 2: I was like, I walked on.
Speaker 1: You do realize there is a bunch of ice agents
Speaker 1: that they looking to ruin people's day, y'all?
Speaker 2: Do know that I'm not even joking, and I know,
Speaker 2: even making jokes all morning. What's wrong with you? Because
Speaker 2: it's single to Mao.
Speaker 1: They waiting all these gatherings and they waiting for, you know,
Speaker 1: everybody to just pop out and celebrates.
Speaker 4: Wait to them all, they better not roll up, but nobody.
Speaker 2: They definitely.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you tomorrow you're gonna hear about rage that
Speaker 1: happened that single to Mayo parties because of ice.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you.
Speaker 4: One thing about Mexicans. So they're real smart and they
Speaker 4: already know they sitting in the bushes waiting.
Speaker 2: Because look, that's why they called it waiting to.
Speaker 4: Look at the trucks and look at the ice agents
Speaker 4: going because they know they're sitting out outside of all
Speaker 4: the bars. So they just in the bushes waiting like look,
Speaker 4: we see you, we see you before?
Speaker 2: Do you see us? All right?
Speaker 4: Oh look real quick, random Chris Brown fact or whatever, Yo,
Speaker 4: what random Chris Brown Fact? Remember he was in stump
Speaker 4: the yacht and everybody was maybe because he died within
Speaker 4: like the first ten minutes of the movie, they couldn't
Speaker 4: afford to keep him for the whole movie, so they
Speaker 4: just they killed him off. But the selling point for Something,
Speaker 4: y'all was Chris Brown, and that's the reason why everybody
Speaker 4: would go see it. But that's how we found out
Speaker 4: that Columbus Show was a good actor.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I like random Chris Brown facts.
Speaker 4: That's cool, thank you. Yes, And since y'all wanted to
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Speaker 4: see clips of my zorda and things that seaw didn't
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Speaker 4: with the Masks and just Fix My Mess and all
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Speaker 2: It's time to get up out of here. Charlamagne you
Speaker 2: got some positivity for the people. I do man, and
Speaker 2: I want to tell folks too. Make sure you go
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Speaker 1: She's got a book coming out on May twenty if
Speaker 1: called Uncommon Favor, Basketball, North Philly, My Mother, and the
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Speaker 2: I am holding the book in my hand. What I
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Speaker 1: So make sure you go out there in pre order
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Speaker 1: Smooth to Don Staley, I be born Day. To Don
Speaker 1: Staley too, Yesterday was her born day.
Speaker 4: I'll be belated down and wait a minute, guys. For
Speaker 4: Mother's Day weekend, I will be in Detroit at One
Speaker 4: Mic Comedy Club this Saturday. We got three shows. We
Speaker 4: have an eleven am brunch, an early evening show at seven,
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Speaker 4: Mother's Day weekend, so can't wait to see y'all Detroit.
Speaker 2: What I oh?
Speaker 1: In the positive notice simply this your body? Okay, your body?
Speaker 1: What are you laughing at?
Speaker 2: Can you shut the hell up?
Speaker 1: Your body doesn't just reject food, It also rejects energy.
Speaker 1: If your body starts rejecting certain places, people are things,
Speaker 1: trust it and listen.
Speaker 2: Have a great day. Breakfast club bitches, do y'all finish
Speaker 2: or y'all done?