0:00

It was just hilarious and Charlomage.

0:04

Listening to the club.

0:06

Thank y'all for being like Coach Lee family.

0:08

The breakfast club is where people get the information on

0:11

the topics, on the artists and everything like that.

0:14

You guys were nice.

0:15

Everybody got me all nervous like you guys.

0:18

Let's not go.

0:19

Yeah, you're locked into the world's most Dangerous

0:22

Moment show.

0:22

If you want a breakfast club, you ain't gonna bring it. One hundred

0:24

and twenty is gonna not come up from us.

0:27

This is what y'all do up here.

0:28

That's right, Get about the bids and listen to the

0:30

greatest show on us.

0:33

Good morning Usa, yo yo

0:35

yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo

0:37

yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo

0:39

yo yo yo yo yo yo.

0:41

Jess hilarious mon Charlamage

0:44

to God, he's not here. Jes Hilarius is not here

0:46

either. They're both for the Little Lake.

0:49

My voice is still a little off for him. It's coming

0:52

back slowly but surely. I

0:54

don't know if it's the solar clips that has

0:56

my co host late or what it is, but

0:58

they are not here.

1:00

But good morning to you. Hopefully you feeling great? What did you?

1:02

What did you think about the solar clips?

1:04

Right?

1:04

Did you? Did you watch it yesterday? Did you see it?

1:06

No?

1:06

I sit in the crib. I didn't really care for it.

1:08

It's very lackless the glasses for it, so

1:11

I wasn't able to see it.

1:12

It was very lackluster for myself. What up, charlamagne

1:15

beautiful? No, it was very lackluster.

1:17

No.

1:17

Why it was black luster for you because you didn't have your glasses from

1:19

NASA like I did.

1:20

No.

1:20

I actually I had my glasses from NASA, and

1:23

so I got to see it looked amazing.

1:25

I had we had one glasses.

1:28

My son's school gave him a pair of glasses, so

1:30

all of us had the shared one glasses. So you know, we

1:33

had to go through watching a little bit each time, a

1:35

little bit each time.

1:36

And I expected the whole New Jersey to be dark. But that

1:38

didn't happen.

1:38

See, that's funny you say that because I

1:41

had the glasses that Nataly sent me National City like two or

1:43

three? All right, you said, NASA send it to you,

1:45

and my daughter's school

1:48

gave her something too, Right, that made me feel

1:50

good?

1:50

What you mean?

1:51

I was like, this is what at tax pandoscal

1:55

I was like, I was like, because I was

1:57

bragging. I was like, you know, glas, NASA sent me some glasses.

1:59

She was like, yeah, we got those two. We got

2:01

the same exactly got. I was like, where you get those

2:04

from? Give them out school, in

2:06

school, that's what the tax dollars that.

2:08

There you go, okay, there you go okay.

2:10

But I guess you had an expectation. Hello,

2:12

just I did more. Good

2:14

morning. Now you had an expectation. You thought that

2:16

it was gonna get dark.

2:17

Yeah, that that's what you said. That's what you told me.

2:19

I didn't say that.

2:20

Yes you did. No, I did not.

2:21

You did ain't and I ain't

2:23

gray tights and.

2:25

You said it was gonna get dark. You've

2:27

been thinking that he clat right.

2:29

He said, NASA sent me glass it's gonna get dark. When they didn't

2:31

get dark, I didn't say nothing.

2:32

But I didn't know if it was gonna get dark or night.

2:34

But you know what, I kind of did. Okay, So

2:36

it was kind of like from where I was.

2:38

I was in Jersey.

2:39

It was like, you know how I look when it's about

2:41

the rain, that's like a dark Yeah, that's

2:43

how it looked.

2:44

It really wasn't like but.

2:46

When you had the glasses on, you could see like the

2:48

moon making the sun look like

2:50

a crescent moon.

2:51

Yeah, yeah, I said that was beautiful. I said that the

2:53

dark you know.

2:54

Then I seen it in parts of the world with like Niagara

2:56

Falls it was dark, and Houston it was dark.

2:59

In places it was I was I was waiting for just to go black.

3:01

But y'all ain't

3:03

no manifestation, That's

3:05

what I'm saying, Like that was a question.

3:07

I have to know more

3:09

of a state. Y'all didn't know

3:11

that.

3:11

Y'all didn't do nothing, basically just called us

3:13

he's But no I

3:16

did.

3:16

I surely did, but like, all

3:18

right, no I didn't.

3:19

But at the same time, yo,

3:21

did y'all know that the Earth is

3:24

the now stop stop

3:27

that the earth is four hundred times

3:30

no, the Sun is four hundred times bigger

3:32

than the earth, right, so you can fit like a million

3:35

earths in the sign.

3:37

That is what you're talking about for

3:40

real, That is a fact.

3:42

Y'all didn't even know that, all right, But

3:44

we got from page coming back and get me some effects.

3:47

We'll tell exactly what people googled

3:49

after watching the solar clips the

3:51

number one thing they googled.

3:54

We'll talk about it when we come back to movies. To Breakfast Club,

3:56

go morning. More than everybody. We are the Breakfast

3:58

Club.

3:59

Now, let's get in some front page news

4:02

now. Like we were saying earlier, yesterday was

4:04

the solo eclipse, and people were so excited

4:06

about this eclipse. And if it didn't get completely

4:09

dark by you, well because you just weren't

4:11

in that area.

4:12

One of the first places to witness total

4:14

darkness today was Mazitt Lawn,

4:16

Mexico. This is time laugh showing

4:19

day turning tonight. Texas

4:21

was the first place in the US to witness the moon

4:24

perfectly covering the sun, and Indianapolis,

4:26

a camera looking out over the city shows

4:29

the sun disappearing and lights coming

4:31

on.

4:33

Now, the number one thing searched after

4:35

the solar eclipse was my eyes

4:38

hurt. They told you do not look

4:40

into that sun. They told you don't try to take pictures,

4:42

and a lot of people did. And because of that a

4:44

lot of people's eyes were hurting. They saying it

4:46

could cause permanent eye damage.

4:48

I thought about looking at the sun yesterday too, and I tell

4:50

you why, because I figured like I was like, man, you know how people

4:52

always be seeing, like whenever it's an eclipse, you're

4:55

supposed to get superpowers. Yeah, what if

4:57

the only way to get superpowers is to look

4:59

at the sun? Tell us not to look at

5:01

it because they don't want us to get superpowers. How

5:03

would they know, because they already got

5:05

them. They already got them,

5:07

and they know how to get them and how not to get them. So

5:10

they tell you don't look at the sun. Don't

5:12

look at the sun. Don't look at the sun? Did you a

5:15

little pets? Then I gave

5:17

it already had flying crazy,

5:20

I gave it a little peak.

5:22

That's crazy.

5:23

Okay, No, for real, it is a

5:25

million, three hundred thousand planets

5:28

that can fit in the sign.

5:30

What are you talking about?

5:32

It's the fact, it's the bad.

5:34

The fact of what.

5:35

Oh my gosh, the Sun is eight hundred and

5:37

sixty four thousand, four hundred miles.

5:39

Just everybody knows that the Sun is the largest

5:41

massive project.

5:42

In Okay, Yeah, the project makes

5:44

a massive elementary school. I didn't

5:47

know. Yeah, I didn't know those

5:49

numbers.

5:49

I didn't know.

5:50

Thank you, thank you.

5:52

What are you talking about? This dummy? Just

5:54

trying to peek at the sun looking.

5:56

Down the boy.

5:56

Well, I got super powers now,

6:00

I tell afforded the work this morning. That's all I got here

6:02

right at six o'clock. You looked doub all to

6:04

sitting in the seat. You ain't even notice I walk through the dot.

6:06

You'll get out of here, Ray, Did.

6:07

I walk through the dough? No, y'all, doinn't even see?

6:09

All?

6:09

Right? Now?

6:10

Walmart may owe you five hundred dollars

6:13

And this is the reason why this.

6:14

Settlement means that Walmart shoppers could be eligible

6:17

to receive hundreds of dollars in cash.

6:19

The retail giant is paying out a total

6:21

of forty five million dollars to

6:23

settle this class action lawsuit accusing

6:26

it of overcharging customers for some

6:28

groceries. Walmart denies any wrongdoing, but

6:30

it says that these payouts are in the best interest

6:32

of customers. So, if you bought weighted

6:35

products like meat, poultry, pork,

6:37

or seafood, or if you bought bagged citrus

6:40

fruit between October twenty eighteen and January

6:42

twenty twenty four, you can now file

6:44

a claim to get your money back.

6:46

Here's how you want to do that.

6:47

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6:49

dot com.

6:50

You can file online or through the mail.

6:53

If you've kept your receipts, you can qualify for

6:55

up to five hundred dollars back. If

6:57

not, you can get up to twenty five dollars and

6:59

the deadline to apply is June fifth.

7:02

If understandably you have not kept your receipts

7:04

for the past five years, you can try to retrieve

7:06

them on Walmart's website.

7:08

I'm on the right now, Oh boy, Walmart

7:10

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7:12

That's right, and you could get up to five hundred dollars.

7:14

So if you want some of that money, make sure you go to that website

7:16

and try to get your money asap.

7:18

That's a great goal.

7:19

Stimmy right there, five d

7:21

quick dollars from Walmart, that's right, and they probably owe

7:23

it to you and you probably don't even know now, So why

7:25

not go to Walmart way to.

7:26

Grocery Settlement dot com and you know, see

7:29

if they'll eat.

7:30

Some break yep and last lead. Last night, Yukon

7:32

beat Perdue seventy five to sixty.

7:35

That was the second when they beat

7:37

in the twenty twenty four National Championship.

7:39

So salute to Yukon. I tried to get husky.

7:42

I tried. Guys, it's so born. It was

7:44

right.

7:44

Woh my god. Men's college basketball is what women's

7:46

college basketball.

7:47

Used to be.

7:48

I was what the first half was like, thirty to

7:50

thirty six. I'm like, what the hell?

7:52

It wasn't good at all.

7:52

It's supposed to be the future of the NBA.

7:54

It wasn't.

7:55

I'm not interest. I tried. I tried.

7:57

I tried, I tried, I tried.

7:59

It was born. It off all right, and that

8:01

is front page news. Now, next

8:03

hour, we got to tell you about Donald Trump. You

8:05

know, Donald Trump was against abortion. Then he was kind

8:08

of for abortion. Now he's kind of in the middle.

8:10

We'll tell you about that also. Joe

8:12

Biden, he's giving you more student loan relief.

8:14

Will tell you about that next hour as well. Everybody

8:16

else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred

8:18

five eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent, phone

8:21

line to wide open again. Eight hundred

8:23

five eight five one oh five one, hit us up right now.

8:25

It's the Breakfast Club.

8:26

Good morning, the Breakfast Club.

8:31

That's a new day.

8:33

Is it your time to get it off your chest?

8:34

Whether you're mad or

8:37

bless.

8:37

Time to get up and get something.

8:39

Call up now eight hundred five eight five one

8:42

five one.

8:42

We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.

8:45

Hello, who's this yo?

8:46

What up?

8:47

Man?

8:47

This musty man, musty little By the eighth

8:49

time, Man, we'll go down.

8:50

You said, musty man.

8:51

He said, Munchie, munchy, damn

8:55

money.

8:55

I can smell the from.

8:58

What's up?

8:59

Look, dang, I to go out.

9:01

There, they telling her.

9:01

Eight everyw's up, dolar man

9:03

will go down?

9:04

Man?

9:04

Hey, just how you doing?

9:07

I'm don good

9:10

listen, hey, charlt magne dogs.

9:12

I'm just letting you know I feel you.

9:14

I looked into the sun yesterday and

9:17

I do feel like I have some type

9:19

of inst your abilities, you know what I'm saying. I came

9:21

to work and I was over there like lifting

9:24

instest moving instra fast, you know.

9:25

What I'm saying.

9:26

And I thought the dude like down

9:29

the hour. I know he was looking at me and

9:31

he was trying to tell me something. But I know, like telepathically,

9:34

I knew what he was singing. I went over there and gave it to him. He's

9:36

like, man, how how you do that?

9:38

Then?

9:38

I don't know Tela man, I believe

9:40

you, my my your

9:42

daughter to my a. Your daughter can pink up, pick up her

9:44

water bottle with her pinky now, and she

9:46

can make her little sister do anything.

9:49

She said, So she said giggle last night, and her

9:51

younger sister started laughing.

9:53

That's right.

9:54

Hello, who's this yo?

9:56

What's on y'all? This man from Atlanta?

9:58

What's up? J NV Colamanic?

10:00

That's Larios?

10:01

What's get off your chest?

10:03

So basically I want to get off my chest.

10:05

I ended up going to.

10:06

Pc B this weekend a little next to hear me

10:08

upon the last minute.

10:09

Trip, and I was like, man, I gotta make sure

10:11

it's a good little.

10:11

Trip for him.

10:12

So I had a good little time.

10:13

But they told my job I.

10:13

Had Kobe to get out of the situations.

10:16

They got the job.

10:17

What is PCD Panama TV be.

10:21

Like, you know, I don't know.

10:22

I thought he said CCD like the you know, Catholic

10:24

school education thing, but that bro oh

10:27

yeah.

10:27

Yeah pc B Okay, okay.

10:29

But basically I.

10:30

Told my job I had Kobe and I still got

10:32

to get like a positive test somehow to

10:34

get back to work.

10:35

You know, you don't

10:38

they want you to take a test to make sure you don't have COVID

10:40

when you come back.

10:41

Yeah, they're not testing.

10:42

Got to tell him so only I only got to

10:44

tell him to show up.

10:46

Yeah, you just go because I think it's sometimes COVID

10:48

will be in your system three to five days now, so you

10:50

might be good money.

10:51

Where is that?

10:52

Is that in Florida?

10:53

No?

10:53

No, well yeah, patch in

10:55

Florida. Letter up.

10:57

Oh okay, I ain't. No Florida and Georgia cared about

10:59

stuff like COVID.

11:00

I was wide open and now

11:02

they testing you to play.

11:03

That is fact. I was outside

11:06

the entire time. I ain't even know Cobe

11:08

going up.

11:12

I'm glad you had from the Panama City beach

11:14

Yoh oh yeah.

11:15

They're talking to you. Just lad glad to see you on that show.

11:18

Thank you baby.

11:19

All right brother, oh yeah, get it off

11:21

your chest. Call us up right now. If you got

11:23

something you gotta get off your chest. Eight hundred five eight

11:25

five one o five one. It's the Breakfast Club the morning.

11:28

The Breakfast Club. Wait,

11:34

this is your time to get it off your chest. Eight

11:37

hundred and five eight five five one. We want

11:39

to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.

11:42

Hello, who's this Oh.

11:44

What they do?

11:44

Man, this is your boy, Block eighty block

11:47

eighty.

11:47

What's up?

11:48

What's up? Tellers?

11:49

Get it off your chest?

11:50

Man, I just want to get it off my chest.

11:52

My palm rainey and escaped the back. You all

11:54

right, lt night? Well it was early

11:57

yesterday morning and I ain't we ain't seen

11:59

no sense.

12:00

He usually he's running around the neighborhood

12:02

all the time.

12:03

But he said, I don't know.

12:05

I think somebody kicked them up.

12:07

My wife going through it.

12:09

How much is it worth?

12:11

Uh?

12:11

He ain't nothing, but like a thousand dollars. He

12:14

he ain't had no paper, so.

12:15

He want that money.

12:16

Well, look at the bright side, man, you know, salutor saluted

12:19

the person who's about to have a little come up.

12:21

You know what I mean.

12:21

You don't know what that You don't know what that person going

12:23

through That person might need that money, you know what I'm

12:25

saying.

12:26

That's up?

12:27

Man. Sorry,

12:32

hey, I got.

12:33

One more thing to get off my chest, mate, Yes,

12:35

sirry.

12:36

But how many?

12:37

How many?

12:38

Hot free style?

12:38

I got a drop man for.

12:39

Y'all to play a snippet or my song man. The

12:42

last time I dropped way la main seit.

12:44

I got something y'all

12:46

gotta just drop.

12:47

A little snippet for the world to hear from.

12:49

Me one time.

12:50

Man, We're promote it. Tell people who telling people

12:52

whoere to find your wraps.

12:53

Y'all can find me on any I

12:55

mean, on all streaming platforms

12:58

Lot eighted b okay,

13:01

got eighty. I just dropped the song called

13:03

Let's go Man Go crazy.

13:05

Y'all go check that out. Hey, sap, good

13:07

luck, thanks brother?

13:09

Hello, who's this?

13:11

Hey? There's QC calling from the A

13:13

four three.

13:14

Times low country. What's

13:16

happening? Hey too much?

13:18

Man?

13:18

Every thank good with y'all?

13:19

Yes, sir, what's the word in the chuck?

13:21

Yeah, Hey, Jesser.

13:23

Larry's I want to congratulate you on your

13:25

bb like me and my chirl

13:27

friend.

13:28

Be expecting our first baby, but she's

13:30

twenty five pregnant to d.

13:32

Thank you so much and congratulations back

13:34

to you, Yes, sir, Hey

13:36

slam, Oh, you like to pick on big

13:38

people in their big back What we supposed

13:40

to say about people at baldheads?

13:43

What you mean? I don't know you

13:47

want and I don't pick the people, man,

13:50

No, I don't.

13:51

Oh man, Hey,

13:54

but oh shout out all the trucks I'm in

13:56

my truck right now.

13:57

Hey, let me that one.

14:04

Alright, look at the four three and listen.

14:06

Man, for all the big people out there, spring is here. Someone's

14:09

right around the corner. If you're listening to me right

14:11

now. I pray your big back and belly disappear

14:13

real soon.

14:14

Jesus.

14:14

How you know it even come with a valley like

14:18

that is?

14:18

That's where we getting him in trouble with, Like

14:21

what you wanna come in the back in the front

14:23

now, Oh my god, I'm just.

14:24

Praying it disappears.

14:25

I'm sitting in the positive energy, healing energy

14:27

for the big backs and bellies.

14:28

Okay, well, since you got superpowers, just make

14:31

their back shrink fracts and the belly,

14:34

oh where you're doing that? Hold up with here, belly

14:36

be gone? We

14:40

got just with the mess coming up? What were talking about? Yes, you know how

14:42

they was saying in the solar eclipse right like how it's

14:44

for purging and you know, getting things out

14:46

of your system and cutting people off. While we thought

14:48

that was gonna be the city girls yesterday, I got a big

14:50

chall.

14:51

Right, Jesus.

14:52

All right, we'll get to that next. It's the breakfast club.

14:54

Good morning, the Breakfast Club.

14:58

Morning everybody, we are the Breakfast Club.

15:01

Let's get to Jest with the mess news.

15:04

Her lines just a robber Moore, just don't

15:06

do no lines, don't do talk,

15:09

don't stand.

15:11

Talk the world why jes worldwide

15:13

mat.

15:16

On the Breakfast Club, the coaching.

15:18

She was able to get y'all to see something

15:20

and understand something that nobody.

15:23

Could get you to see this time to set it off.

15:26

So yesterday the City Girls, they had a

15:28

heated argument on social media started when

15:31

Young Miami accused JT of sneak

15:33

this in her for weeks and JT didn't

15:36

really know what she.

15:37

Was talking about, you know, So Young Miami started it

15:39

yesterday.

15:40

Yeah, like she basically was like a bitchman, sneak this

15:42

in me for weeks and I ain't said nothing, So what

15:44

you're mad for? But the argument did get worse

15:46

when young my e, I

15:48

mean young my Young Miami was saying that

15:50

JT plays victim, and you know, she said

15:53

she did nothing but show JT love even

15:55

though the last two distracts about her

15:58

was what was supposedly signed ways

16:00

and no bars. Okay, so y'all can go

16:02

back and listen to them for different references or whatever, but

16:04

JAT so a different like she said, oh,

16:06

miss mama, this is your last day playing dumb

16:09

or whatever.

16:09

Right, So that's when it grew more escalated,

16:12

and she.

16:13

Was basically saying, I know I come off crazy and everything,

16:15

but I have like I've

16:17

watched you, You've watched people

16:20

drag me. You never jump out there for me. You

16:22

understand what I'm saying. And she said it'd be too much your

16:24

tweet. So JT was like, I

16:26

want to sit down with you, like on Karesha

16:28

please and this time leaves answer yep.

16:30

And she was like, this time leaves Santana home.

16:33

So that's when Santana was activated

16:35

and he jumped on there. Basically he was just

16:37

like JT, don't

16:39

play the victim. You always you always

16:41

throwing me in something. You've already follow me, you

16:44

block me, and I don't had nothing to do with your

16:46

situation. You take your hang out on the wrong people,

16:48

so don't mention me or whatever. So that's when

16:50

Karesha was like, for you to come away and play victim. It's

16:52

crazy and all that, And all I do is show you love even

16:55

after the sneak disk or whatever. I be

16:57

like bumping your music and screaming lyrics with

16:59

my checks. So and Young

17:02

Miami also accused her of letting the Internet get in

17:04

her head. But we can say that on both of their accounts

17:06

because both of them they be on their responding

17:08

to things that shouldn't even be relevant to them. So I

17:11

mean this, this this the internet gets in

17:13

everybody's head, you know, both of them.

17:16

So stuff like this hurts my heart because I love

17:18

the City girls and whatever issues they have

17:20

shouldn't be had on social media. Y'all

17:22

came up from the ground up together, set have

17:25

the discussion in private. Don't be monkeys

17:27

for these folks digital circus.

17:28

Yeah, I just hate I hate how this plays out

17:30

online. Like you guys are friends

17:32

before this this music industry.

17:34

So pick up the phone and call each other.

17:36

And even though and even though it was a

17:38

little argument, you can tell that they both love

17:40

each other.

17:40

In the argument because it disrespect. Yeah, then,

17:43

because then.

17:43

You see you go back a couple of days ago and you see

17:45

JT and Glorilla argue and

17:47

that argument was totally different. They weren't

17:49

friends from the jump anyway, they met during

17:52

the business. These two have love for each

17:54

other. They just more so explaining themselves to

17:56

each other whatever. So apparently they got on the phone

17:58

and they were because the last week was like around five

18:00

o'clock it got when it got off

18:02

the phone, they had a conversation.

18:03

Of course, they hashed it out. When they got off the phone.

18:05

JT had another post posted

18:08

and it was like, if I'm ever mad, it's

18:11

for a reason. When people

18:13

had canceled on you. I did the first episode

18:15

of Karsia Police, I popped up in that red wig.

18:17

People dragged me for it and all of that, but I love

18:19

you, I wish you the best. And she also said I love how

18:21

fast you got on here behind Santana And

18:24

then so Young Miami saw it and said, we just got

18:26

off the phone. You bring this back to the internet, and

18:28

Young Miami, I mean JT said.

18:31

Well, this was this was this

18:33

was a sweep before we got.

18:34

On the phone, but it just probably didn't update

18:36

until they got off the phone, and then everybody was

18:39

blowing up a phone anyway, everybody's probably blowing

18:41

up, blowing up both of their phones or whatever.

18:42

So they both ended off with I love you, I

18:45

love you.

18:45

Too, and hey,

18:48

and I hate too.

18:49

When people get mad about

18:52

you not coming to their defense on social

18:54

media, like turn your phone off.

18:56

If it's an issue in real life.

18:58

On that what were supposed to do to these people on social medid

19:00

Yeah, you're not gonna change their minds with no tweets, no

19:02

ig posts.

19:03

But what she But But what j C

19:05

was saying is you come to the defense

19:07

of everybody, not everybody else, but like Santana

19:10

or you got something to say about everything when somebody call you

19:12

out. You're talking to random people, fans

19:14

and all of that, But when it comes to me,

19:17

you don't step behind me, but I do step behind you. J C

19:19

has jumped and stuff for Young Miami on

19:22

Twitter.

19:22

But I mean, yeah, but

19:24

what is that going to do?

19:25

Like, I know you want to be a girl, but you're not a girl, so

19:27

you'll never understand.

19:28

I'm just talking about in general, Like, what is that going

19:30

to do with me jumping on Twitter talking back

19:32

to a bunch of people that we don't even know, a bunch of people

19:34

attacking you online?

19:35

Then I jump in and say, you leave my partner alone.

19:38

Okay, I mean it's I guess it's it's a

19:40

girl thing that you will not understand.

19:41

I mean I don't. I don't do it. I'm

19:44

not on sweater anyway. But I'm just saying, like.

19:45

I think it's a life thing.

19:47

If I know that you've got my back in real

19:49

life, I can count on you in real

19:51

life.

19:52

Who cares about what happens on social media?

19:54

Sometimes sometimes it feels good though, sometimes

19:56

it feels

19:59

you got your back, but especially if you but

20:02

like Charlamagne says, sometimes we don't know the full

20:04

story and sometimes like it's like you said, maybe

20:06

I need to have your back in person. And who

20:08

cares about those people online that that's gonna

20:10

poke at you anyway?

20:11

Okay, but we're talking about young girl rappers,

20:13

you know, female rappers.

20:15

You know what I'm saying. So it's gonna happen. All

20:17

right, Let's get to some guy stuff.

20:18

Then Meek Mail threatens while they after seeing him

20:20

hang out with an ex friend. So Mick Mail

20:22

took to X, I keep

20:24

on forgetting that it's not Twitter, no morning. That's how long I ain't

20:27

been on there to address Wiley after he

20:29

appeared in a photo with Dean stay Ready, who Meek

20:31

referred to as the enemy.

20:33

So this is crazy.

20:34

I'm gonna read these tweets just like Meek

20:36

Mill would read them. He said, while

20:38

they never liked me, now I'm gonna treat him like the streets

20:40

every time I see him. I gave him a thousand chances. These

20:43

guys be thinking they lincoln with the enemy clan

20:45

is. I wish I would have knew the other day. I

20:47

would have stretched you, what what are we talking about?

20:49

By the way, they sound like the city girls.

20:51

Too, just like it, so

20:53

you can't even say, dang, it's all Meek because

20:56

you're all Meek. And he

20:59

was just like man and because he started

21:01

like replaying old stuff.

21:03

He said, they come off they like

21:05

bitch as they after you cut him off. Now I'm gona come to DC and

21:08

take over the streets and power some

21:11

n I G g as that hate him, but nobody

21:13

hates him.

21:13

He's depressed and sick. Also, he been that

21:16

way.

21:16

I don't understand why I Meek talk so much street

21:18

stuff on social media, Like, for everything that Meek

21:21

stands for and all the good that Meek

21:23

does in the community, the people that Meek

21:26

associates with affiliates with, why does

21:28

he talk about Because I think people

21:31

so much the.

21:32

Violence is crazy, But I still think he's

21:34

a person, right, because I see both sides of this. Right,

21:36

If somebody's issued on me and issued

21:38

on me crazy, and you're supposed to be my

21:40

guy, and you take a picture with him, it would

21:42

make me feel a way. But there's

21:44

been many a times where I didn't want to take a picture with

21:47

somebody and they kind of force

21:49

you to take a picture, and you really don't want to

21:51

take that picture, but you do it because you don't want to be confrontational,

21:53

you don't want to be rude, and you take it.

21:55

And I see both sides.

21:57

I need to, but I just don't like how all right this

21:59

this the last didn't he saying I don't

22:01

believe no Diddy story about me once they lied

22:03

about me. Now, anybody try to sexually assault

22:05

me, I'm gonna be a bang out on a

22:07

spot.

22:08

It'll be a bang out on a spot. How y'all

22:10

don't know me like that?

22:12

I don't care y'all confusing my son he's twelve

22:15

with people saying.

22:16

His dad is gay. It's sick now out

22:18

here, so effort. But

22:21

if you scroll.

22:21

Back up, anybody try to sexually yourself me,

22:23

it will be a bang out on a spot crazy. Maybe

22:26

your son's friends are seeing how you tweet

22:28

as well.

22:30

Nah man, But you know what he's saying is

22:32

true though, because you think his son is twelve years

22:34

old.

22:34

M probably go to school in Philadelphia.

22:37

Absolutely, these kids is ruthless. Yeah,

22:39

you know what I mean.

22:40

And me had a whole serious mixtape called Flameless.

22:42

I know they're going crazy, listen, Jesus.

22:45

I understand that. But it's like, just stay away

22:47

from all of it. Did you see why Ay's reply? No,

22:49

I didn't let me say.

22:50

They say, when you get an other people unserious

22:52

drama in this industry, ninety percent of the

22:54

time they'd be back friends eventually, and then

22:56

you look silly in the end.

22:58

So I love mine.

22:58

In my business, if a photo can create such

23:01

vitriol, oh my gosh, I

23:03

have no idea what that mean. He said, one has to ask

23:05

himself some questions. Happy Monday. I

23:07

love the way he responds though, so a bunch

23:10

of everything. He also said, while are you

23:12

a groupie when you try to take a picture where we're got that?

23:15

Yeah, he was like, me

23:18

said that, Me said that about Wi. He

23:20

was like, he was trying to take picture of ribbon like a groupie and that

23:22

was sitting around the bum ops and Philly.

23:24

We should have just read tweets and asked people

23:27

who is this Meek JT?

23:28

We would know take

23:31

the names.

23:33

Jesus's like, come on, man, what y'all doing?

23:36

So at the end of the day, make up? Like no,

23:39

no, and what you just showed me?

23:41

That's him, basically responded to him taking a picture

23:44

with the opp you know the guys stay ready.

23:46

Maybe I'll just be thinking too hoighy of people. I just I

23:48

think too highly of Meek. I think too highly

23:50

of you know, JT and Young Miami, like pick

23:53

up.

23:53

The phone and call each other.

23:54

Yes, that's what they eventually did.

23:55

That Why all this got to play on social media?

23:57

Why y'all got to be other peoples in the team.

24:00

But I do understand too, because if somebody issues on

24:02

Jess, I feel like they issued on me. Somebody

24:04

issues on you. I feel like they issued on me past

24:06

post post post pause, And we're not gonna handle

24:09

that on social media, right, That's crazy.

24:11

I mean I don't know.

24:12

I might because yeah, you will, yeah,

24:15

but it's just like I'm not going I don't see

24:17

these people. You got everybody number in the industry. You got a little

24:19

phone but button but behind the scenes,

24:22

I get it.

24:22

He's a button pusher.

24:24

You put you put out the chappa, just

24:27

put out the chop immediately. All right,

24:29

well that is just with the mess. Now when we come back,

24:31

we got front page news. We got to tell you.

24:32

About Donald Trump, also Joe Biden and

24:35

an attack that the fetch caught early.

24:37

We'll get to an nexus the breakfast lugal one.

24:39

Wake if you're like, get into the breakfast

24:42

club.

24:43

All right, good morning, we are the breakfast

24:45

club. Let's get in some front page news

24:48

now quickly. Last night you can

24:51

be produced seventy five sixty, did you guys

24:53

watch it?

24:53

I tried, man, but it was so boring. That first

24:55

half of basketball was so boring as bad was

24:57

to go. After the first half, like thirty six thirty,

25:01

I was just like, what are we watching? And then I don't

25:03

even like the fact that they do to one whole half.

25:05

And it's always been like that. Men's college

25:07

basketball, right, I like quarters, I like quoteras.

25:09

I just women's college basketball is

25:12

way more exciting. I don't care how many how many times y'all dunk

25:14

in the game for.

25:14

The women's was made

25:17

way more, way more interesting, way.

25:18

More exciting, more STARp ow, better storylines

25:21

everything.

25:21

Now you got to talk about this Idaho team

25:24

that was arrested. He was plotting

25:26

an attack on a church. He had flame throwers,

25:28

guns, all types of stuff.

25:30

Man was arrested over the weekend for allegedly trying

25:32

to provide support to ISIS and

25:34

for planning to attack several churches.

25:36

US Attorney's Office as eighteen year old Alexander

25:39

Mercurio of Quarterlane was arrested on Saturday

25:42

for trying to provide material support and

25:44

resources to the terrorist group. Court

25:46

documents claimed Mercurio pledged his allegiance

25:48

to ISIS and intended to commit

25:51

attacks.

25:51

On its behalf.

25:52

Documents say he planned to attack people at churches

25:55

in Quarterlane on Sunday. He allegedly

25:57

planned to use guns, knives, and fire.

26:00

If he is convicted, he could face up to twenty

26:02

years in prison.

26:03

What the hell you get a flamethrower? Amazon, I

26:05

don't know where he got that from. You can get anything

26:07

off there, Damn. I don't know where he got

26:09

that from.

26:10

Sheen self flamethrowers, I

26:12

don't.

26:12

I don't be searching that kind of stuff. On it, So I don't

26:14

know. She why do.

26:17

People get so white women?

26:18

You're so mad when she ain't because

26:21

like you act like we just go ahead, just

26:23

get anything.

26:25

Now.

26:25

We came up the elevator the other day and the two young

26:28

ladies at the front that's you, lovely young

26:30

ladies that works for he was on their phones.

26:31

I was like, what, y'all, what's your website? Y'all on Sheen

26:34

now? And she wasn't.

26:37

She was that she was on fashion So

26:41

what is fashion over higher

26:43

end than Sheen?

26:44

And Sheen higher and the fashion.

26:45

Nova actually getting a little cheap

26:48

like they like every everybody gets their

26:50

vendors from the same person.

26:52

I swear that.

26:52

I mean their vendor is the same pretty little thing Sheen

26:55

because Sheen actually used to be cheap, but now they're

26:57

getting a little bit of quality, stuffy and

27:00

fashion Over. They all got the same venda, you know, want

27:02

to come up team on

27:04

the em.

27:06

So if there's a dude out there trying to get something for his girl,

27:08

he should go to a TIMI TEAMU Shane.

27:11

Fashion over in pratty little thing. We all got to say,

27:13

all got the same vendo. If you wash the

27:15

stuff and you dry it. It's gonna look like

27:18

something else. Something was me. It's

27:20

gonna turn into something. It's gonna turn something else.

27:22

All right, He'll turn the cotton.

27:25

Now we got to talk Donald Trump, not Donald Trump. Yesterday

27:27

said as far as abortion's concerned,

27:30

it's whatever the state decides to do. He

27:33

didn't say he's pro. He didn't say he's against. He said,

27:35

whatever the state decides to do is

27:37

what he's with. But that's not what

27:39

he said several years ago.

27:42

Donald Trump staked out his first public

27:44

position on abortion in April of nineteen

27:46

eighty nine, when he co sponsored a

27:48

dinner at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan for

27:50

the president of a national group that

27:53

advocates for abortion rights. In

27:55

nineteen ninety nine, on NBC's Meet

27:57

the Press, Trump defended his position,

28:00

doubling down on it.

28:01

I'm very pro choice.

28:04

I hate the concept of abortion. I

28:06

hate it. I hate everything it stands for. I

28:08

cringe when I listen to people debating the subject.

28:11

But you still, I just believe in choice.

28:13

But you would not ban it.

28:15

No.

28:15

As the years passed and Trump grew more

28:17

serious about running for president, his

28:20

position on abortion flipped. This

28:22

was him at Seapack the Conservative Political

28:24

Action Conference in twenty eleven.

28:27

I'm pro life.

28:28

By then, Trump was opposed to abortion

28:31

rights. In a CNN interview in June

28:33

twenty fifteen, even Trump

28:35

himself seemed momentarily confused

28:38

about where he stood on the issue.

28:40

I know you're opposed to abortion. I'm

28:42

pro choice. Your pro choice or pro life?

28:44

I'm pro life.

28:45

I'm sorry, pure life. People stands

28:47

on things can change, So that don't mean anything.

28:49

You can do that to anybody who's been in, you know,

28:51

politics or talking politics for a long time.

28:53

You can.

28:54

You can change your stances on things.

28:55

But is he pro life? Was he pro choice? Or as he just

28:58

said, what did the states decide?

28:59

Well?

29:00

As of right, now, let's be clear, this is

29:02

politics over principles. You know

29:04

what Trump and Republicans have done in regards

29:06

the abortion rights, all those conservative judges

29:08

he appointed to the Supreme Court, it has cost

29:10

them votes and cost them elections.

29:12

So now Trump is trying to tell these people what they

29:15

want to hear because you feel this politically beneficial to

29:17

do so, so they're trying to get voters absolutely

29:20

like this is all political theaters like and I've been saying

29:22

for months. If I was Democrats, I would just run over

29:24

and over and over ads of Trump, you know, repeatedly

29:27

taking credit from, you know, making

29:30

the overturning of Robi Wade happen. You knowuse

29:32

the reason you don't have abortion rights is simply because

29:34

of Donald Trump and the Supreme Court, you know,

29:37

justices that he appointed. I would never lay off that

29:39

message, you know, regardless of what political

29:41

pivot Trump is currently doing, if I was Democratics.

29:43

And lastly, President Joe Biden announced

29:45

new moves he's making to reduce or eliminate

29:47

student debt.

29:49

The ability for working in middle class

29:51

folks to repay their student loans has become

29:54

so burdensome the lot can't

29:56

repay it for even decades after

29:58

being in school. Administration will propose

30:01

the new rules to cancel up to twenty thousand

30:03

dollars and run away interest for any

30:05

bar. But oh it's more now,

30:08

always more now than when they started paying the

30:10

loan. You planned to cancel that for bars

30:12

who the Department of Education determines

30:15

were cheated by universities that

30:18

left students and unaffordable loans delivered

30:20

little and benefits of students.

30:22

Fantastic.

30:23

Yeah, I think that's great, and they need to continue

30:25

to show those success stories,

30:27

you know, through the actual people who are

30:29

getting the relief. I don't want to hear that from Joe Biden's

30:33

he's uninspiring.

30:33

Yeah, I want to hear that from the people who have actually

30:35

gotten the relief.

30:36

Now, it's very difficult because when you graduate school,

30:38

you know, your first five to ten years or even

30:40

fifteen twenty years is paying back them school

30:42

loans.

30:43

So you can't buy your first house. There's a lot of things

30:45

you can't do.

30:45

You can't invest because you can't do none of that because all

30:47

you're doing is paying those loans back.

30:49

And then you see the millions and billions of dollars

30:51

that they give to all these other nations, and the millions

30:54

and billions of dollars that they're giving the things that a

30:56

lot of people don't care about. But a lot of people can't

30:58

even start their life because they have all these loans.

31:00

So you got to show that you are also

31:02

pouring money into the people right here in this country,

31:05

and you're doing it through student loan debt relief.

31:07

So you got to show more that that's but show

31:09

it through the people who are actually getting the relief.

31:12

Like you should have ads with those people

31:15

talking about how much got wiped out. Right,

31:17

I got no one person who got a I

31:19

know a person who got three hundred thousand dollars

31:21

wiped out.

31:22

And the reason they had three hundred dollars.

31:23

Wiped out much because he had student loan

31:25

debt, his wife had student loan debt, and one

31:28

of his kids did. And that's something you

31:30

can combine it all together. Yeah,

31:32

something they did that. They combined it all yet, but the whole family

31:34

got their student loan debt wiped out and it

31:36

was like turning a thousand dollars. Wow, that's

31:40

yes, Yes, you should hear that from that

31:42

individual.

31:42

Absolutely.

31:43

You know, if you saw that person on a commercial telling

31:45

that story, that resonates with you more than Joe

31:47

Biden's inspiring sself.

31:48

That just made me feel good. Well all

31:51

right, that is front page

31:53

news.

31:54

All right.

31:54

Now, let's open up the phone lines eight

31:56

hundred five eight five one five one. Let's

31:58

talk Young Miami and jam A. Now just

32:01

with the mess. She reported that Young Miami and JT got

32:03

into an altercation online yesterday. They're friends

32:05

now they made up. Good morning, Young Miami. She listens every

32:07

morning. So we're asking eight hundred

32:09

five eight five one oh five one? Could you be

32:12

friends with somebody after you get into a public

32:14

I guess comfortationuffle

32:16

kerfuffle.

32:17

It depends what.

32:18

Said, Yeah, depends

32:20

what they happen.

32:21

Let's let's discuss eight hundred five eight

32:23

five one o five one. Because I always feel like you have the

32:25

opportunity to call me. You ain't have

32:27

to go online, you ain't have to try

32:30

to go that route. So you were trying to embarrass me. You were

32:32

trying to do something that you didn't have to do.

32:34

And it sucks if you just find out

32:36

online we

32:39

had an issue like that, if you.

32:41

Did know that there was some type attention, because

32:43

like, of course it's it's been

32:45

obvious that it's been some type of tension between

32:48

them, but who had let it

32:50

was?

32:50

Who took us at internet first?

32:52

And because I don't think that

32:54

that in this situation, JT

32:57

thought that Young Miami thought those songs were

32:59

about her, right, So when you find out certain details

33:01

like oh you thought that, damn well, why don't you speak

33:04

to me about it? Because that's what she said in one of the Aaron

33:06

tweets, like, well, if you thought that about me?

33:08

Why did?

33:09

Why do you hit me up and say, Yo, what these songs

33:11

about me? You know what I'm saying.

33:13

So, yeah, let's discuss eight hundred five

33:15

eight five one oh five one. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast

33:17

Club.

33:17

Good morning, call out.

33:19

Pull out your phone, call in right now.

33:21

You called me.

33:24

Add your opinion to the Breakfast Club top breaking

33:26

down.

33:26

Eight hundred five eight five one O five one

33:29

the Breakfast Club.

33:34

Phone.

33:36

It's topic time.

33:39

Called eight hundred five eight five one o five one to join

33:41

into the discussion with the Breakfast.

33:42

Club more

33:44

than everybody.

33:45

We are the Breakfast Club, nephew, just

33:47

joining us during chests with the mess.

33:49

Just discuss JT and Young Miami.

33:52

Now what happened for people that's just tuning in jests.

33:53

So basically, they were beefing yesterday

33:56

over just uh

33:59

jc feling like Young Miami never comes to her

34:01

defense when things are happening, and

34:03

they got some secret animosity that you

34:06

know, like it's just basically girl

34:08

stuff, but just

34:10

accusing each other of not supporting

34:12

each other basically and

34:14

and not being there for each other. And they jumped on the phone

34:17

and they got it together. But I don't think

34:19

no, no blows were traded where

34:21

it's it was irreconcilible.

34:23

And I don't like you're saying it's just girl stuff, okay,

34:26

because me and was just having a little fuff

34:28

with your.

34:31

Wallet.

34:32

I mean it's me, it's not.

34:35

No.

34:38

Five.

34:39

Could you still be friends with somebody after they,

34:41

you know, put your business online like that?

34:43

Could you?

34:43

Yes?

34:44

Yeah, depending on what, like Charlatatne said,

34:46

it depends on what was said, what they say, you know,

34:48

because sometimes when you like, when you're so busy

34:51

trying to hurt a person, you can really say some things

34:53

you can't come back from.

34:54

See that.

34:54

The only problem I have is is you

34:57

have my number, so that means we're really not friends.

34:59

Like the if you got to put it online,

35:01

that means this was something that you was feeling regardless

35:04

and you wanted to put it out there.

35:05

You could have hit me and I could be wrong. I

35:07

could be wrong, We could be wrong.

35:08

We could we could be a friend and be like, you know what, I

35:10

made a wrong decision my back. But once

35:13

you put it.

35:13

Online, it's like bro number

35:16

really tried it, you know.

35:17

Yeah, it depends, It depends what was said

35:20

and yeah, it depends

35:22

what was said. And I had another point, but

35:24

I forgot so it don't even matter. But it definitely depends

35:26

what was said. You know, it might come

35:28

back to me later.

35:29

We got Courtney on the line.

35:30

Courtney, good morning, Good morning.

35:32

How are you feeling, Courtney, I'm feeling good. How

35:34

are you feeling good? Good? Good?

35:36

What's your thoughts?

35:37

My thoughts are we're friends and

35:39

you take it to the internet. Now you've given

35:41

other people who know nothing about us a chance

35:44

to weigh in on our business.

35:46

There's no way we could really be.

35:48

Friends if you're making it public.

35:50

I'll be should be in private.

35:52

I agree, I agree, I agree. You just reminded

35:54

me of my other point.

35:55

My other point was it depends

35:57

what was said, and I would be

35:59

questioning our friendship because it seems

36:01

like you care more about what these people

36:03

on social media think then you

36:06

do what I think, because

36:08

if we've been friends, and we've been homies for so

36:10

long, why would you feel the need to just tell all

36:12

of these people on social media our business

36:15

what?

36:16

And I think nobody ever thought Young Young

36:18

US a Young Team JT and Young Miami had

36:21

beef like it seemed, you know, when they

36:23

were up here, you could tell like there was a little bit, but you didn't.

36:25

You couldn't see that they had beef or there was problems.

36:27

So they were even thinking that I wouldn't call what they had beef

36:29

when they was up here, I would call it that. You could just tell that

36:31

they're two totally different people, growing in two different directions.

36:33

Yeah, well, let's go to Kenny's

36:36

on the line. Kenny, good morning, Good morning,

36:38

hein' Kenny.

36:38

What's your thoughts.

36:39

I'm I'm in the jail, so trying

36:41

to get a little quick work out in. So

36:44

listen, I had an ex girlfriend that

36:46

we broke up, and we broke up for whatever reason.

36:49

I get a new girlfriend, and probably

36:51

about a year and a half later, I get engaged.

36:54

I put on.

36:55

Social media, you know how you put the you

36:57

know, we're engaged. Her stupid

36:59

friend jumps on my page and says,

37:02

congratulations, Now you can stop

37:04

calling my girls. So I

37:07

was like them, I don't even call your girl.

37:08

I mean, we're cool, but I.

37:09

Don't even call her. So we

37:12

I seen her at homecoming and we had

37:14

this big argument about that cause I was,

37:16

you know, getting on her about you know, why would your girl

37:19

put that on my page, and so people

37:21

were looking. We were arguing, and then one

37:23

of my friend brothers set us down. There was like, y'all,

37:25

don't be you know, beefing no more. It

37:27

wasn't her that did it, but I know that it was

37:29

her that actually told her that I was

37:31

calling her, which I wasn't, but uh,

37:33

you know, you know, people gas like, oh

37:35

sorry, sorry, I can't cuss people. People

37:38

gas like stuff. And so we

37:40

had to sit down and we came to an agreement.

37:42

Now we're not the best of friends like we used to be, but

37:45

we're at least cordial when we see each other.

37:47

You know.

37:48

Yeah, Like I'm saying, you can't be back

37:50

to friends with that person like

37:52

you were before.

37:53

Yeah, because you never had that trust anymore.

37:55

Yeah, that's the biggest thing.

37:56

And then it was the intent behind that, Like she really

37:58

meant the like send flares

38:00

up to the fiance, like so that can start an argument

38:03

between her and him, And.

38:04

What if you and the person don't even know y'all really

38:06

got issues, Like you know, y'all might be having a

38:09

like a like a little kerfuffle

38:11

behind the scenes as friends, but then

38:13

you find out on social media that that person

38:16

ain't rocking with you no more like that.

38:18

You like damn like we Yeah, this

38:20

was between us, but you.

38:22

You took it to social media. Clearly I made

38:24

it. I never meant nothing to you

38:26

ever, that's right.

38:27

Yeah. Well eight hundred five A five

38:29

one O five one.

38:30

We're talking JT and Young Miami, and

38:32

we're asking if you are friends with

38:34

somebody and they put your business on social media,

38:36

the fact that y'all beefing on social media, could

38:38

y'all still be friends after that?

38:39

Could it be the same. Let's discuss it's the Breakfast Club on

38:42

wanting.

38:47

Let's say if y'all

38:49

talking about it, you know we talking about

38:51

it.

38:52

It's topic times.

38:54

Called eight hundred five five one o five one to

38:56

join into the discussion.

38:57

With the Breakfast Club morning.

38:59

Every body is Steve j n V Jess

39:02

hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast

39:04

Club. Now if you're just joining us, we're talking about

39:06

JT and Young Miami now during

39:08

just with the mess just reported that they had a little

39:11

conflict online, right, and we're

39:13

asking eight hundred and five eight five one o five

39:15

one, could you be friends with somebody after they put

39:17

after they put your business online.

39:19

We got Brill on the line.

39:20

Bree, good morning, good morning, good morning.

39:23

What's your thoughts breaking?

39:24

I thought if it ever has to come to

39:26

public, like if anybody has to get into

39:28

our stuff and we were never free, and

39:31

that you had some type of stick similarity or

39:33

something that you couldn't say me or we couldn't work

39:35

out.

39:36

Okay, that is real self.

39:39

Yes, what's your thoughts? Brother?

39:41

Hey?

39:42

Well, I feel like if somebody was trying to talk

39:45

to me out crazy and disrespecting, even

39:47

if we've been through something, I don't I don't think

39:49

that as with them the game, especially

39:51

if you willing to belittle me and all that that means that'll

39:53

happened again.

39:54

That's real.

39:55

Okay, all right, thank you brother.

39:57

That's that's just my call.

39:58

Man, A big family. I like her, y'all.

40:01

I keep doing that, thank you king? All right?

40:03

So what's the more on to the story.

40:04

I mean, the moral of the story is, Man, if you and a person are

40:06

really friends, I think that you and a person should keep whatever

40:09

issues y'all have between each other. I

40:11

don't know why folks choose

40:13

to share what you're going through

40:15

with your soul called friend with a whole bunch

40:17

of strangers that don't even know you, right,

40:20

Like, I don't get it.

40:21

What if we can't even that's

40:23

the only way to get through to that person. What if

40:26

we can't even have a civilized conversation

40:28

on the phone, Like what if you know, because in

40:30

one of them sweets and she just was like, jac was like,

40:32

leave Santanta home. You know, Santanna, young Miami

40:34

they river real close. And what if he's

40:37

always around, like just just hypothetically

40:39

speaking, he's always around?

40:41

And that was j C way because Young Miami

40:43

started this.

40:44

But what if JT she just put

40:46

more out there than Young Miami.

40:48

So this is something that she always wanted to say.

40:49

But what if she.

40:50

Couldn't say it to her because

40:53

well, Santana's so far I mean, Young Miami.

40:55

Was just so far gone.

40:56

I will say this.

40:57

If you don't think you can have a civilized conversation

40:59

on the phone with just y'all two, your damn

41:01

sure can't have one on social media?

41:04

Bring me to Karia, please, But you also text somebody

41:07

you ain't gotta you ain't gotta you know, do that as well?

41:09

You could text them in that way you know that other person.

41:11

They did say, Texas, fist me off, textat, fists me

41:13

off, textist me off. You gotta call me because I'd be so mad.

41:15

But what the what the hell right?

41:17

And then think and then texas can be insensitively.

41:20

I gotta hear a person saying I gotta hear you. That's right to

41:23

be misconstrued in any type of way.

41:24

And in the voice messages, ain't nobody

41:26

listening.

41:28

Voice message.

41:29

You're sending voice messages.

41:30

That are longer than songs. I don't want to

41:32

hear your mini podcasts. Pick up the goddamn

41:34

phone and called me. And if I don't have it, I mean I didn't want

41:36

to talk to you, Jesus.

41:38

Rest of all, I'll be sending all the time.

41:40

I said, you ain't none

41:42

by message eight minutes. But damn but

41:45

but but me and j just will call each other.

41:47

Yeah, for sure?

41:48

Who sent you eight minute voice messages? Nobody?

41:51

Crazy people, insane people insane

41:54

like humans.

41:56

Like I'm gonna tell you something. If you send a voice message

41:58

and you look at it and it's three thirty six spot thirty

42:00

six, five thirty six, six thirty six, don't press it,

42:03

don't pressing? Okay,

42:05

I would to know text to President say I need to

42:07

talk to you. I want to know what celebrity message

42:09

is like celebrity, I got a celebrity friends, y'all?

42:12

Oh, line

42:15

up and down?

42:18

All right?

42:18

We got just with the best coming up. We were talking about Oh

42:21

my god.

42:22

So remember yesterday, Charlotmage,

42:24

you said you might not want to crits

42:26

take another comedian because you one day may

42:29

be in that situation.

42:31

Jeral Carmichael.

42:32

One of his recent jokes resurfaced

42:34

and people are not okay with it.

42:36

So we're gonna get into that.

42:37

All right.

42:37

We'll talk about that. Next to Don't Move, It's to Breakfast Logan

42:39

Morning, Yeah, Morning. Everybody is dj

42:42

n V, Jess Hilari, Charlamage of God. We are the

42:44

Breakfast Club and I just want to salute to everybody.

42:46

After about a year and a half, me and my wife

42:48

have finally got back into the podcast business.

42:50

The Casey Coup podcast is released today. So

42:53

it's been about a year and a half.

42:54

A lot of stuff going on, so we get to discuss

42:56

a lot of that on our podcast. And our podcast is

42:58

based on relationships and raising

43:01

our kids. We have six kids, of course, so we talk about

43:03

a little bit of everything, the good, the bad, the ugly,

43:06

and everything with relationships. So hoping

43:08

that you could learn from our

43:10

mistakes and learn from the good things learned

43:13

mistakes.

43:14

And also to speaking of podcasts,

43:16

I want to tell people that the second annual

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43:29

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44:07

That's right, and you guys could have hit me up with some

44:09

remedies. I lost my voice on Friday. It was completely

44:11

going on Friday. So it's slowly coming back.

44:13

I've been doing the tea thing, I've been doing the sprays,

44:16

I've been doing everything, honey and all that.

44:17

But it's coming back slow. But you wan't to tell the people with

44:20

surgery you had I didn't have.

44:21

No.

44:21

Every time we.

44:22

Take like a week off of something and he goes to get

44:24

a little tuck, a little nip. I

44:27

got a nipple last time, y'all. Remember he came back

44:29

and his voice changed like a completely different person. That

44:31

was nose job. It wasn't a those jobs. I

44:33

think you got your Adams apple shaved down a little

44:35

bit. What that's what I'm thinking? You

44:37

know what, you don't really see it?

44:40

No, I don't see what it's either, unless

44:43

you like.

44:43

Rip, whoa, that's really

44:45

showing them.

44:46

I'm like, whoa,

44:52

but for real?

44:52

But did you know it's a fact that

44:55

tea drives your throat out even more so

44:57

you've been drinking all this tea. I shouldn't drinking

44:59

even Ryah, yeah, not too much.

45:01

Don't over saturate your throat with no be

45:04

doing.

45:05

I don't know what is what she's trying to

45:07

tell you.

45:07

No tea is gonna

45:09

wet your throat.

45:10

But it's such a dehydrated it's

45:12

so dehydrated.

45:15

But they give me a tea bag. Pause that

45:17

says throat coat. That is

45:19

the worst? Whatever?

45:21

What the.

45:23

I don't even know if you can pause that one.

45:26

We need to fast forward. Did

45:29

you hear what?

45:32

Lord ain't never words.

45:36

We're gonna bang on the spot if

45:38

it's nobody and it's me. Just

45:43

what the message up next?

45:44

Man?

45:44

More than everybody all the Breakfast

45:47

Club, Let's get to jest with the mess you.

45:49

Use is real, whether it's just robbing

45:51

Moore, just don't do no lines, don't do

45:56

nobody?

45:58

World?

45:59

Why World?

45:59

While on

46:02

the Breakfast Club, he's the coach ship.

46:04

She was able to get y'all to see something

46:07

and understand something that nobody

46:09

could get.

46:09

You to see the time to set it off.

46:12

So yesterday I reported that Gerald Carmichael

46:14

has a or had a problem

46:17

with Dave Chappelle's

46:19

anti trand jokes is what he calls

46:21

them.

46:22

And one of his jokes, uh.

46:25

Resurfaced, Well, actually it's it's actually not

46:27

even a reserface because it was it was new

46:29

just Friday's. On Friday's episode

46:32

of Jerrod Carmichael's reality show, he talked

46:34

about his sexual desires. One of the jokes

46:36

that is going viral is when he's talking about

46:39

a race based role playing with his white

46:41

boyfriend.

46:42

Sometimes joke to him

46:44

that, like, our relationship is

46:47

like that of like a

46:49

slave and the master son who like teaches

46:52

me how to read by candlelight.

46:53

Yeah, he grown too, because he's a good person.

46:55

He doesn't like that joke.

46:56

I like that joke. That's

47:00

that's my burden. I think that's

47:02

hilarious. Yes,

47:07

Maria, that's when that's up. I don't know what that is, you know.

47:10

That's that's a joke. That's for me.

47:13

I didn't laugh once, not even

47:15

just because of the continent. It just was a corny joke, right

47:18

right.

47:19

I didn't laugh because it was a corny joke and because

47:21

of the content. I can't bring myself

47:23

to laugh at something like that. But

47:26

many people online were not too happy with the comments.

47:29

Just like he wasn't happy with Dave Chappelle's

47:31

joke. It's one of the comments

47:33

that one black some black men

47:36

really have deep rooted issues.

47:37

The self hate is so cringe.

47:39

That was another quote, just want it said, it's just not funny,

47:41

bro, And that was actually a white woman.

47:43

Who said that, and.

47:46

Somebody saying just like that. He lost me.

47:48

Uh so when else said this is not funny, he could

47:50

have just kept that to himself. His show was hard

47:53

to watch. I tried and simply couldn't continue.

47:55

He's so corny. It's not even about the joke. It's

47:57

just sad a tweets you read those

47:59

are reading. Yes, I think all were

48:01

different ones.

48:02

I think we need Yourrod to come to the front of the congregation

48:04

this morning. You'd like to have a little world with I

48:06

think we should have a little word I think.

48:08

So.

48:09

Yeah, it was it was bad. It was bad.

48:10

So but like he said, that's my joke.

48:13

I mean, you know, that's that's what I like.

48:15

I like that joke. Okay, those are Dave's

48:17

jokes. That's what he likes.

48:19

And that's why he got to come to the front of and.

48:21

Quick and just like you had blamed

48:23

him for that, and you didn't like that one day

48:25

that could be you.

48:26

Because we are comedians. We're all in the hot seat

48:28

at some point, right.

48:29

So moving on, Jonathan Major's was

48:31

sentenced to probation after assault conviction.

48:33

So a judge ruled that he will

48:35

be on probation. They didn't say how long. I looked

48:37

and looked and looked for that. I don't know how long. But he's

48:40

only having to pay a two hundred

48:42

and fifty dollars fine and.

48:44

Do a year in an in person counseling program.

48:46

And he has to continue on his mental

48:49

health therapy which he's been in.

48:50

And what is this for.

48:51

This is for the conviction against

48:55

Grace Stabari, his ex.

48:56

Yeah.

48:56

I didn't even know he had got a probation. I just thought he had to go with different

48:58

classes.

48:59

No, no, no, yep, that came with probation.

49:01

And if he at any time violates

49:04

this probation, he could be forced to spend up to a year in jail.

49:06

So, I mean, you look at all of the stuff that you

49:09

know Jonathan Major's lost professionally,

49:12

right, and you're like, damn, he lost all of that for a

49:14

misdemeanor, And then now you get

49:16

a year of classes, probation

49:19

and what else you said.

49:20

And he has the two hundred and fifty

49:22

dollars fine and he has to continue with his mental

49:25

health therapy which he's been in.

49:26

For months for a misdemeanor.

49:28

Yeah, misdemeanor and evidence. They showed it. He running

49:30

from the way.

49:31

You saw it running from You saw

49:33

him running away from this white woman.

49:35

It was he. It was he.

49:36

What she said and what he said. There was no witnesses,

49:38

nobody's seen it. They've seen her in the club after that. You've

49:40

seen him running away, and he still got convicted,

49:43

still got convicted.

49:43

That's scary.

49:44

The media should be ashamed of itself in a lot

49:46

of ways. But the act like there is not a race

49:48

dynamic here is insane. Like

49:51

a black man, black man, little

49:54

white woman. He's running away from

49:56

her on the video, and they made

49:58

it seem like it was like a murder that happened,

50:00

and it ended up being a misdemeanor.

50:02

And even the driver attested,

50:04

like, you know, he said that Grace

50:07

was the aggressor when he was like trying to

50:09

tell her, look, come on, let's just get out the car.

50:11

He was he was. But

50:14

then there's a video.

50:15

You see the video of him putting her back in the car and

50:17

running away, which why the way you should

50:19

do in that situation if

50:22

you're any man, really, But if you're a black man

50:24

and it's a situation like that with a white woman, I would encourage

50:27

the same thing, take off running in the opposite

50:29

direction and hope somebody's recording the whole

50:31

thing. But you still gonna end up losing a whole

50:33

bunch of stuff and getting charged with a God damn

50:35

missed me.

50:36

But a full order of protection will remain in place

50:38

for his ex girlfriend Greece Jabari.

50:40

But she probably didn't plan to go back around anyway,

50:42

so whatever. And Major just did not even make a statement

50:45

of court yesterday. But and when she made a statement, he

50:47

need to look up at her. She was so sad anyway,

50:50

But that was that.

50:53

Use.

50:53

I'm sure that's next, right, Yeah, yeah, she

50:55

is civilly, I'm

50:57

not sure. But look, it's something else I want to shout

50:59

out, y'all. So and today, today,

51:02

yesterday, well last night the premiere

51:04

of another Alvin Gray movie, The Actor that

51:06

Got Chased around the City. It is Jonathan

51:09

Majors inspired movie. I'm gonna ask something, did he see

51:12

that?

51:12

So?

51:13

Yeah, it was.

51:13

It's really good, really good. Y'all should watch the

51:16

movie. It's why do everything

51:18

got to be on TV? Is

51:21

a great screen director,

51:23

you know, a director, filmmaker, producer

51:25

and everything the movie.

51:27

But don't

51:31

just ask like that, like you know it got to

51:33

be on TV because it

51:35

did sound like a TV. But he had

51:37

another one called the Director

51:41

who.

51:41

Got shot in the Hill. That

51:43

was good to the Nurse Highway,

51:47

the nurse the baby walking down the Highway. And then

51:49

his last film was the Recently it's an inspired

51:52

film.

51:55

Didn't know listen what he's

51:58

like?

51:58

Will packing them and we playing like, oh

52:01

yeah, you just got their money yet. But listen,

52:03

the film is good. Y'all need to watch

52:05

that. It's called The Woman who Didn't Know who She married. Yes,

52:09

y'all gonna stop playing because I said it. But I

52:11

send it to you all the time and you don't be watching it. But you always

52:13

got something to say for

52:15

interview, y'all.

52:16

I ain't even say nothing. All right, I can't wait

52:18

to make a tob move just with the mess.

52:20

Wait a minute, how just with the mess? I got a minute?

52:23

List? I'm sorry, all right, you ain't

52:25

do.

52:25

This yet, all right, So wait, missy

52:27

elliot first ever headlining tour will

52:29

feature Timberland, Bust

52:31

the Rhymes, and see Era. So look, this

52:34

is so the significance of this toy is this is her first

52:36

headlining So she is cold headlined in

52:38

the past with Beyonce and Alicia

52:41

Keys, two other big names, but this is her first

52:43

headline until y'all has twenty four stops. It

52:45

starts on the fourth of July, and the name of the tour is

52:47

called Out of this World between her, Chris

52:49

Brown, and JC. I'm gonna bro because I'm gonna see all three of

52:51

them this year. Big pregnant in

52:53

there, like, what's up, y'all? The ticket's gonna say able.

52:55

Swift, I wanna Miss Elliot.

52:58

Alvin is doing her biopig title Theman

53:00

in the Plastic Healty Bag.

53:02

What don't

53:04

shout?

53:08

All right?

53:08

That's Jess with a mess, not that last forty but

53:11

that's just what's a mess?

53:13

All right, donkey, Today we're giving a dounc we

53:15

need call.

53:16

Might gonna come to the front of the congregation.

53:17

Let's talk.

53:17

Let's talk grace this morning, y'all?

53:19

Okay, all right, all right? We'll get to that next. It's the breakfast

53:21

Club.

53:21

Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast

53:24

club.

53:28

Damn, but he hogged.

53:30

It's time the donkey, I

53:32

mean, trying to be donkey today.

53:34

No more.

53:34

They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm

53:37

not making these people do these days.

53:38

Called donkey of the day and it

53:40

really caught me off guard.

53:41

Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey

53:44

out of day today?

53:47

Wow?

53:47

Donkey today?

53:48

For Tuesday, April, Knife goes to the good brother. Gerard

53:50

called Michael my Carolina brethren, great guy.

53:52

Okay, he's in North Carolina. I'm South Carolina.

53:55

But today's lesson is about

53:57

grace. This is a teachable moment. See yesterday

53:59

we was on Reface Club and Jesse

54:01

Hilarious was reporting and just with the mess,

54:04

you know, a conversation about girod

54:06

Carmichael in a conversation he had

54:09

about Dave Chappelle and Carmichael

54:11

called Dave Chappelle an ego maniac.

54:13

Okay.

54:14

According to Girard, he said Dave wanted to

54:16

apologize publicly. He

54:18

wanted dra to apologize

54:20

publicly for criticizing his anti trans

54:23

legacy. Yes, Gerard told Esquire magazine

54:25

that him and Dave had tension because

54:28

Gerard criticized chappelle jokes

54:30

about the transgender community.

54:31

Girard said, Chappelle, do you know what

54:33

comes up when you google your name? Bro?

54:36

That's what Carl Michael you know, asked during

54:38

the GQ magazine and iView referring to you

54:40

know, Dave's comments about trans people.

54:42

He says, that's the legacy.

54:44

Your legacy is a bunch of opinions on trans

54:46

It's an odd hill to die on.

54:48

And it's like, hey, bro, who the f are you?

54:51

Who do you f what do you like to do?

54:53

Because he says Dave doesn't get personal

54:56

in his comedy, which I disagree with. Now, I

54:58

asked, just hilarius, you comedians criticized the

55:00

comedians like this because if you are a comedian,

55:02

you know, more than likely you are going to

55:04

offend.

55:05

Somebody, are some community

55:07

at some point.

55:08

It's impossible to not step on those

55:10

land mines, especially in twenty twenty four,

55:12

unless you're just completely safe. And you

55:14

can be safe or you can be great, but you can't

55:17

be you know, both at the same time. So the

55:19

reason I felt like Gerard, you know, should

55:21

show Chappelle or any other comedian. Grace

55:23

is simply because at some point you will offend

55:26

and low and bow. Not twelve

55:28

hours after me saying that Gerrod Carmichael

55:31

was all over the Internet because of a joke made

55:33

on his new HBO series, Gerrod Carmichael

55:35

Reality Show. Let me read you the headline from

55:37

TMZ before I play you the audio. Gerrod

55:40

Carmichael slavery race

55:43

play joke stirs backlash

55:45

to self hate is cringe.

55:47

Listen to the joke.

55:49

Sometimes. Joke to him

55:51

that, like our relationship is

55:53

like that of like a

55:55

slave in the master son who like teaches

55:58

me how to read by candlelight.

56:00

Yeah, he growns too because he's a good person.

56:02

He doesn't like that joke.

56:03

I like that joke. That's

56:06

my burden. I think that's hilarious.

56:11

Yes, Maria,

56:14

it's when that's a I don't know what that is.

56:15

You you know that's that's

56:17

a that's for me, Grod.

56:21

Do you know what comes up when you google your name?

56:23

Bro?

56:24

That's the legacy.

56:25

Your legacy is a bunch of opinions on role playing

56:27

slavery with your white boyfriend. It's an odd

56:29

penis to die on do you see how quickly

56:31

those tables can turn. Okay, this is why

56:34

I don't understand, you know, comics coming

56:36

in other comics. I'm not a comic, but there should be some

56:38

type of rules about comics criticizing

56:40

other comics. And even if it's not an unwritten

56:43

rule, you know, just you as

56:45

a comic should be like, I don't like

56:47

Dave's jokes, but publicly adding

56:50

on, you know, to a pylon of another

56:52

comic as a comic, to me

56:54

is lame, especially when you know people

56:57

are saying that the comic is being offensive.

56:59

You know that.

57:00

Now, what if Dave came out and started,

57:02

you know, criticizing Gerard for his jokes

57:04

and said he was offended about you know, the

57:06

role playing slavery with his white boyfriend

57:09

joke. It's it's you know, it's Dave Chappelle. Were talking

57:11

about him. Can't suck anything?

57:15

Pause?

57:15

Yeah, that's what it's saying.

57:17

Oh

57:20

well, anyway, Okay, I'm just saying, what if

57:22

Dave came out and talked.

57:23

About you role playing slavery?

57:25

That would change your Google searches

57:27

tremendously. Okay, you cannot

57:29

like the joke, but comedians should be

57:32

entitled to make the joke, and you may even

57:34

be entitled to say that's not funny, but

57:36

the act offended publicly as

57:39

a comedian, you know what I'm saying, and tell a

57:41

publication that that's Dave's legacy,

57:43

now knowing is not. By the way, there's

57:46

a lot of things that come to mind about Dave's legacy

57:48

when it comes to comedy and trans jokes.

57:51

Is not at the top of my liss Okay, not even

57:54

remotely, Drod, I love you, but

57:56

you should focus on building your own legacy because

57:58

I'm not sure you have one yet.

58:00

Okay, you're building. I know you have had

58:02

all.

58:02

The specials in the TV shows and movies,

58:04

all of that. But what is the comedy legacy

58:07

of Gerrod Carmichael. What is the legacy

58:09

of Droid Carmichael as a comedian? Something

58:11

for us to ponder, Okay, But in the

58:13

meantime, please everyone out

58:15

there remember to give grace. Okay, It's

58:17

easy to give grace when you recall how

58:19

much you may need it one day. Please

58:22

give girod Carmichael the sweet Sound and the Hamiltons.

58:24

Oh no, you are the dog.

58:29

Of the day,

58:33

the dog.

58:36

All the day.

58:39

Ye all

58:45

right, I like that.

58:46

That was the first one in a long time that I've liked.

58:48

Okay, and I love Gerard Carmichael as

58:50

well, but I love that donkey means

58:53

a lot to absolutely thank you.

58:54

It should.

58:57

All right, well, thank you for that donkey of other day.

59:00

Now, when we come back, let's open up the phone lines eight

59:02

hundred five eight five one oh five one. We

59:04

were talking behind the scenes and Charlomagne was telling us

59:06

that jess Hilarius does not like to cook.

59:08

I never said, but I did not say

59:10

that. That's not even true.

59:12

Yeah, you didn't even say this. You wait till I walked out the room to

59:14

state this behind the scenes. So this, this comes

59:16

from something that came out yesterday.

59:18

I said, this new generation of women don't ever

59:20

cook breakfast. They don't get up till three.

59:23

Now, first of all, I did say that, but I said that because

59:25

I was joking. You do like to cook

59:27

a lot, thank you very much.

59:28

Yes, yeah, should that be

59:30

a topic, And I said, yeah, that's great, because just don't like to cook.

59:32

So joking.

59:33

Okay, see I heard it. But yeah, he's

59:36

talking about his own wife. You're not talking about his sister.

59:38

You're not talking Yeah, cause she don't like to cook.

59:42

That.

59:42

Yeah, right, you want to come where

59:45

you want to come? Wind she cooked?

59:47

Okay, yeah you can come yet know because you Sar answered

59:51

no all the

59:53

time, we can go to the rodeo.

59:55

End, like I don't.

59:57

They always want to take me to a restaurant with the

59:59

end at the I'm like, why do y'all

1:00:01

go.

1:00:01

To these motels to eat?

1:00:03

Like?

1:00:03

What is so?

1:00:04

The question is eight hundred? What

1:00:08

are your what are your thoughts?

1:00:11

Do women don't like to cook?

1:00:12

Now?

1:00:14

I love to cook. I cook all the time.

1:00:15

In fact, that's why that's why I'm gaining a little weight

1:00:18

now when it's pregnancy, because I'm not eating out

1:00:20

no more. I'm not going to say the river ends in them.

1:00:22

I'm eating at home. I make and I

1:00:24

make good food.

1:00:25

It's hard to get an appointment

1:00:27

at seur and it's very hard to get a reservation

1:00:30

there but.

1:00:30

For you and your family, but not for me.

1:00:34

I don't go there anywhere. I don't go nowhere to

1:00:36

eat like that. I really love

1:00:39

home cooked meals, and so do Chris. And y'all

1:00:41

can ask him if you feel like I don't cook.

1:00:44

Just cooks a lot.

1:00:45

But if somebody here a young gal

1:00:47

that works here at the station. Yeah, just

1:00:49

sitting out of text. What's the problem? Why do I gotta

1:00:52

cook? Oh matter, We'll bring her in.

1:00:55

So what is a question? What are we asking people this morning? Why

1:00:58

is it okay?

1:00:59

Because look, I see it you're talking about and it was like women

1:01:02

are not home driven anymore because they're so focused

1:01:04

on their business. Why cooking a mail have

1:01:06

to be so home drive?

1:01:08

Why does that make you home driven? That's literally you just

1:01:10

providing a meal for yourself or your family.

1:01:12

What is it just?

1:01:13

Why?

1:01:13

Why does it have to be even deemed in the category

1:01:15

of like home driven?

1:01:17

You can be a hardworking woman

1:01:19

and still come home and cook and clean.

1:01:21

What's the problem the way?

1:01:22

Yeah, we'll talk about we come out. But I don't know none of those women.

1:01:25

All the women I know like the cook.

1:01:26

Yeah, well let's discuss when we come back. We want

1:01:28

of these thoughts. Eight hundred and five A five one oh

1:01:30

five one. It's the Breakfast Club. Go morning the

1:01:32

Breakfast Club.

1:01:40

It's topic time.

1:01:42

Call eight hundred five five five one to join

1:01:44

into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.

1:01:48

Morning.

1:01:48

Everybody in stj nvjes

1:01:50

hilarious Charlamagne the God.

1:01:51

We are the breakfast club. Now you're just joining

1:01:54

us.

1:01:54

Uh.

1:01:54

This was trending yesterday. It was a

1:01:56

post that said the new generation of women

1:01:58

don't ever cook bread because they don't wake

1:02:01

up until three. That's what this conversation

1:02:03

is coming from eight hundred five A five one oh five

1:02:05

one. And we're asking why do a lot of women

1:02:08

don't like to cook?

1:02:09

That's crazy?

1:02:09

Waking up at three is a crime, that's right.

1:02:11

You on drugs, you ain't burst you Stephen this three

1:02:14

on drugs, you definitely if you sleep at ten, three

1:02:16

o'clock after you on dope.

1:02:17

But when I was doing drugs, I don't care. I was still working up

1:02:19

for like a lover, not three o'clock, you

1:02:22

know, cause sometimes drugs do make you a

1:02:24

little tide.

1:02:24

Depends what kind of drug though now, and if we ain't

1:02:27

no drug yet, okay, I'm talking about

1:02:29

drugs like dope.

1:02:30

Hard drugs. Yes, oh okay, okay,

1:02:33

I feel you. I ain't. I don't know.

1:02:34

That's like, so

1:02:37

we're asking eight hundred five A five one oh

1:02:39

five one, what are your thoughts?

1:02:40

What do you think about that? I think it's crazy?

1:02:42

I do I do agree

1:02:44

that a lot more women feel that way.

1:02:46

I mean they have taken approach like, Okay, I don't

1:02:48

have to cook. I'm so caught up in my career and work

1:02:50

and everything, and I don't want a man

1:02:53

to get in the wrong mindset about me, like I'm not

1:02:55

a homemaker. But baby, you

1:02:57

literally can cook. How would you cook? How would

1:02:59

you if you didn't have a man? You know, would

1:03:01

you just go out every night?

1:03:03

You know?

1:03:03

Because I started off with me cooking for myself,

1:03:06

and then I had a shout cook for him.

1:03:08

I don't care.

1:03:09

Every man that I've had I've cooked for. It's

1:03:12

something that I like to do. Cooking is very therapeutic,

1:03:14

and then it's the way that I take care of myself. It's

1:03:16

like a survival thing. I seen my mother do it.

1:03:18

I'm gonna do it.

1:03:19

I don't understand why it's like that.

1:03:20

Yeah, I don't know any women who

1:03:22

don't cook, but all the women that are

1:03:25

in my life cook Now. Are some

1:03:27

of those women over forty, yeah,

1:03:29

you know, but I know them in their

1:03:31

thirty two and they enjoy cooking. So I don't know who

1:03:33

these women already speak of.

1:03:35

And then food is made with love, envy,

1:03:38

like it's made with love. So you

1:03:40

can appreciate.

1:03:40

A home cooked meal made by a woman,

1:03:43

you know what I'm saying, more than you can

1:03:45

at an end.

1:03:47

At a restaurant in you know.

1:03:49

So I wouldn't say this, you know.

1:03:50

Charlamagne always jokes that we were born in the nineteen hundreds.

1:03:53

When me and my wife first started, you know, dating,

1:03:56

and when we first got married, we can only order

1:03:58

out two things. You can only get pizza and chinese, so those

1:04:00

are the only two things that would deliver. So we had to cook.

1:04:02

She cooked every night.

1:04:03

That was the thing.

1:04:04

Poor New York.

1:04:05

Yeah, I'm saying. My wife always

1:04:07

cooked too. I mean my wife's dad, you know, one

1:04:10

of his side hustles. He's a caterer, so she

1:04:12

always knew how to cook. She was always,

1:04:14

you know, in the kitchen. That's her thing. We've been together

1:04:16

twenty six years.

1:04:17

I usually do that cooked.

1:04:18

Yeah, I usually do the breakfast. My wife does the dinner. That's

1:04:21

that's how it that.

1:04:22

That's what Chris does. He cooks breakfast because

1:04:24

I think that's probably.

1:04:25

The only thing he can cook. And and he but

1:04:27

he takes that on all the time. He'll make breakfast.

1:04:30

I make lunch, I make dinner.

1:04:31

That's why I love to see like Ari Fletcher, money

1:04:33

Bagger, your's girlfriend.

1:04:35

She cooked well, wife, she cooks.

1:04:37

I love to see young girls cook like when they get

1:04:40

it in the kitchen. I'm like, okay, girl, yes, because

1:04:42

you can still be fly business woman,

1:04:44

you know, and still cook meals and it

1:04:46

looks good.

1:04:47

You think it's a regional thing.

1:04:48

You think, like, you know, more women that's like down

1:04:50

south towards the southern regions.

1:04:52

That's what that's what, that's what they do. I think so yeah.

1:04:56

I don't know. I think so yeah,

1:04:58

And I think so.

1:04:58

I think a lot of the reasons why is one I think the

1:05:01

food tastes better in the South, and I think up here and there's so

1:05:03

many options. There's like yeah no

1:05:05

Live Bowdigger and fast food

1:05:07

spots on every corner, so much food.

1:05:09

Around here where you can just get all over

1:05:11

New York, like so you can never ever be hungry

1:05:13

in New York.

1:05:14

But it ain't great. Yeah, it's cool,

1:05:18

ain't great food.

1:05:20

But we got Jasmine on the line, Jasmine, good morning,

1:05:23

he Jazmine.

1:05:23

What's your thoughts.

1:05:25

Yeah, I feel like there's too

1:05:27

much like put on women these days fact,

1:05:29

then women staying home with their kids. Like now times

1:05:31

have change, Like we're working, we have businesses, we're

1:05:33

also taking care of the household, like we're just

1:05:35

doing a lot more.

1:05:36

I feel like, as long as.

1:05:37

We're making dinner, like I make dinner. I was like,

1:05:39

as long as I make dinner, that's fine. I don't want

1:05:41

to hear no complaints about breakfast.

1:05:44

I get it, I get it.

1:05:45

Thank you Jasmine say that

1:05:48

y'all have no complaints about breakfast?

1:05:51

Teresa, good morning.

1:05:52

Good morning, Hi, dj NV, Sean.

1:05:54

And Jazz, how are you feeling?

1:05:57

I'm good. I think there's just a disconnected

1:06:00

comes like a designated duty for women

1:06:02

to cook.

1:06:03

Yeah, because I cook.

1:06:05

I've been married for twenty years, but I

1:06:07

don't like cookies.

1:06:09

Oh why which 'nall like about it?

1:06:12

Well, it's a sure and it sounds

1:06:14

like a shore.

1:06:15

I don't like cooking.

1:06:16

I mean, you know, I work full tipical to cool

1:06:18

full time, and it feels like the chore I don't want.

1:06:20

To do it.

1:06:21

Is it more so the clean up after the cooking

1:06:23

or is it like just cooking in general?

1:06:26

It's the clean up that's what I'm talking

1:06:28

about. So that's what you make them clean

1:06:30

up. Girl, You cook and then they because that's all I do.

1:06:32

I cook.

1:06:34

That's true, but and you know what, the pandemic made

1:06:37

it a bit worse because if someone

1:06:39

asks me what's for dinner, I think it's a trigger. I

1:06:41

feel like it's.

1:06:42

A trigger,

1:06:44

especially if they used to talking, because.

1:06:48

It's a descension behind it. It's

1:06:50

okay, let me not make what we did last

1:06:53

week, Like it's a lot.

1:06:55

I get what she's saying.

1:06:55

I get what she's saying, but I think it would be easier for

1:06:57

her if somebody offers to clean up after,

1:07:00

because Ashon first will clean after I

1:07:02

cook. Like, all right, so Miami's responsible

1:07:04

for deciding what it's for dinner, cooking it, plating

1:07:07

it, serving it, you know, giving it to y'all, and

1:07:09

then y'all are responsible for dishes.

1:07:11

And cleaning off the table and everything, putting everything.

1:07:13

Else beyond fair.

1:07:14

But yeah, I would say this though. You

1:07:16

know, cooking just takes a lot of time and a

1:07:18

lot of effort.

1:07:19

Though, like if you're preparing the food, if

1:07:21

you're you know, like when my wife

1:07:22

makes oxtail, it's a it's a

1:07:25

long ass time, Like you know what I mean,

1:07:27

And it takes a lot of time, and

1:07:29

it takes and if you got kids, and your

1:07:31

kids got activities and you gotta work. A lot of people

1:07:33

can't do all that and dedicate the time

1:07:36

to actually cook.

1:07:36

Yeah, and then it depends on how many kids envy.

1:07:39

That's a lot going on, you right, that's like

1:07:41

a team be right and there you know,

1:07:43

so I get it more power to get because crazy,

1:07:46

that's crazy.

1:07:47

Well eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh five,

1:07:49

and we're asking what's your thoughts. A post went

1:07:51

out yesterday that said, these new women don't

1:07:53

cook. Y'all don't wake up until three o'clock.

1:07:55

What's your thoughts? Let's discuss it's the Breakfast Club.

1:07:57

Good morning.

1:08:02

Let's say if y'all

1:08:04

talking about it, you know we talking it's

1:08:07

topic times called eight hundred

1:08:10

five eight five one five one to join into the discussion

1:08:12

with the Breakfast Club.

1:08:14

Good morning, everybody. We are the Breakfast

1:08:16

Club. Nephew just joining us. There was a post

1:08:19

yesterday that said these new women don't be cooking.

1:08:21

They don't even be waking up till after three. So we're

1:08:23

asking what's your thoughts on this? Jess

1:08:25

said, I'm a cooker, I cook. Yes, you

1:08:27

cooked every day?

1:08:28

Yes, yes, well well listen now, hold

1:08:30

on, I but I do try

1:08:33

to like five days out the week, I do, you know, but

1:08:35

sometimes like on the weekends, I

1:08:37

order stuff. I will, but five

1:08:39

days out the week, yes, I have to. It's just an other

1:08:42

influencer on TikTok. Her name is Nara Smith. She

1:08:44

makes everything from scratch. I'm talking about cookies. She'll

1:08:46

get the dough, the chocolate chips. She makes

1:08:48

jelly like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

1:08:51

She'll make the jelly, she'll make the peanut butter, and

1:08:53

she'll make the damn bread and hot on that take

1:08:55

though, let's see it's

1:08:57

compiled and sped up, so we have

1:08:59

no idea. But this is what this girl

1:09:02

does, you know. And also John Nice.

1:09:04

She she's also young, not a batty

1:09:06

you know Nice, I mean under

1:09:08

forty, has a child, all at batty.

1:09:11

Listen, be cooking, whipping it up every

1:09:13

glam shot, you know, Prima Donna. These

1:09:16

girls really be in the kitchen, busting down, getting busy.

1:09:18

Also, to be fair, when they say new women, what are

1:09:20

they talking about it? They're talking like new generation young

1:09:23

women generation? Are they talking people who identify

1:09:25

as women. Oh that's a good question, because

1:09:27

if it's people who identifies women, you got to get him some

1:09:29

time, you know, get him some time to keep transitioning.

1:09:31

They will identify as a chef soon. Just give him a minute.

1:09:34

Yeah, I'm not sure to bring in

1:09:37

Oh, b, B.

1:09:38

Come here, B Yeah, B was in here talking about

1:09:41

V's one of these new women.

1:09:44

How old are you V?

1:09:45

She is twenty eight years old,

1:09:48

twenty eight newish.

1:09:49

Been a woman s scratch? I know that's

1:09:52

the web.

1:09:53

I think that.

1:09:54

See, like you mentioned Naras Smith, who got time

1:09:56

to be making anything from scratch?

1:09:58

Oh my god, Narva Smith and.

1:10:00

Them, and that's nice, that's good,

1:10:02

But not me and you Dominican, right, yeah

1:10:04

exactly.

1:10:05

So look I go home, I go to my mom

1:10:07

house and that's food already, but

1:10:09

a small brand.

1:10:10

You still get your mom still cooks for you, exactly,

1:10:12

So why got cook?

1:10:14

But I thought Dominican women cook like that was that they

1:10:16

do.

1:10:17

But not this Dominican woman. You don't cook. I

1:10:19

do.

1:10:19

I make my own food, but like

1:10:22

you know, the basics and

1:10:25

right and.

1:10:28

Friend, but who got to

1:10:30

be cooked?

1:10:31

But see that's different because she can just go she said,

1:10:33

every day she goes to our mom house and it's already fooled

1:10:35

me.

1:10:35

So why would she got a circumstance

1:10:38

She.

1:10:40

Got a cook too, Oh my good

1:10:42

Okay, Jesus, but don't it should

1:10:44

be fifty fifty.

1:10:46

When you get a man, you'll start cooking. You

1:10:48

should be practicing now, you should

1:10:51

be practicing a little trial and.

1:10:52

Error, give

1:10:54

it a try, promise Okay, she not

1:10:56

thank you. We got Angie

1:10:59

on the line.

1:10:59

Angie, good morning, good morning, whatever, don't

1:11:02

Detroit.

1:11:03

What's your thoughts?

1:11:04

Yeah, de tripa Houston all day. So

1:11:07

my thoughts on this topic. So I'm a mom

1:11:10

and I'm a wife, and I also work. I enjoy

1:11:12

cooking. I just think that now, in

1:11:14

the current state and the current economic

1:11:17

situation, moms is working.

1:11:19

Forty hours a week.

1:11:21

So even if we do like to cook, and

1:11:24

I just tak to my own it's like I'm at work

1:11:26

right now, I'm here at seven, I get off at six,

1:11:28

and then the expectation be to cook the inner every single

1:11:30

day. That's a lot. That's a

1:11:33

lot. And sometimes men don't

1:11:35

really understand that.

1:11:36

My husband does because he we switch it up.

1:11:38

But to go to work all day long and then come

1:11:40

home and then cook and go grocery shopping.

1:11:42

It's exhausted.

1:11:44

You're making a lot of sense, But but I

1:11:47

don't know, because I don't know about your mom. My mom

1:11:49

used to cook every night.

1:11:50

My mom working nine to five, should be home getting

1:11:52

already by six thirty seven o'clock every

1:11:55

night, and it was like no choice used

1:11:57

to do.

1:11:58

My mother did too. My mother

1:12:00

did too because my dad works afternoons. And

1:12:03

to this day I called my mom and now say,

1:12:05

I don't know how she did it, and I'm very thankful that

1:12:07

was a different breed of person. But also my

1:12:10

mom didn't have to work. It wasn't

1:12:12

required for her to have to bring in money.

1:12:14

Nowadays, it's a lot of fifty fifty

1:12:16

men that want you to bring in half.

1:12:19

You have.

1:12:20

Worked worth

1:12:23

for.

1:12:25

That.

1:12:25

If I go to my mom house right now, I don't

1:12:28

care what my mom's doing. She was stopping cook. That's

1:12:30

exactly She's gonna stop and

1:12:32

cook me a meal.

1:12:32

You know we should ask our parents. I bet she's

1:12:34

a question you never asked.

1:12:36

If you have a mom who worked forty hours a week

1:12:38

and came home and kept food on the table,

1:12:41

what areas did she have to sacrifice

1:12:43

in because there had to be something. There

1:12:45

had to be some areas she had to sacrifice in the

1:12:48

relationship between her and your dad in

1:12:51

order to be able to do that.

1:12:52

There had to be something.

1:12:53

Well, you know, my mama, I don't know about yours, but my mom

1:12:55

had no life like. There was no outside life

1:12:57

like. She didn't go out with her friend about that in

1:12:59

mind, she always was.

1:13:00

Home with you really don't

1:13:02

know how to speak. My mom ain't had no.

1:13:04

Life life

1:13:07

outside of like

1:13:09

my nether Robin is probably

1:13:12

excuse me, outside

1:13:16

lives.

1:13:16

She didn't. It was always about her family.

1:13:18

And those are questions that I think that we should all ask

1:13:21

our parents, because a lot of us don't know our

1:13:23

parents before they were our parents, and you

1:13:25

don't know the sacrifices they probably made to

1:13:27

be your parents, to be somebody's

1:13:30

wife, to be somebody's husband.

1:13:31

We don't ever have those conversations with our parents. I think

1:13:33

we should.

1:13:34

It'll give you a better understanding of what they went through and

1:13:37

what we're currently going through.

1:13:38

Now that's right, all right, Well we got just

1:13:40

with the mess coming up? Is their morel to the story?

1:13:42

But that was the moral. I don't know.

1:13:45

We got just with the mess coming up. Yeah, so is

1:13:47

single now? What means she's

1:13:50

single?

1:13:50

Now?

1:13:51

I think that man wife was like, excuse me,

1:13:53

they're telling me that, and then they had

1:13:56

to cut it off right there. But we'll get into it when we come back.

1:13:58

Okay, we'll get to it.

1:13:59

Nexus to the break this level of morning the breakfast

1:14:01

Club, that's

1:14:06

crazy.

1:14:08

Webmore just

1:14:10

don't do no lines, don't do that talk.

1:14:14

She don't sell nobody talk

1:14:16

them station world why jets worldwide mass.

1:14:20

On the breakfast Club.

1:14:21

She's a coaching ship.

1:14:23

She was able to get y'all to see something

1:14:25

and understand something that nobody

1:14:27

could.

1:14:28

Get you to see this time to set it off.

1:14:31

So sources close to a Okie told

1:14:34

Page six that she is now single.

1:14:36

So we don't have any audio off her standing. I thought it was

1:14:38

because she always going live. She'd been going to live for the last few

1:14:40

days. But the rumors of them dating started.

1:14:43

Aoki and Victorio asof oh

1:14:46

you know something, I just found it on him listen

1:14:48

at first when I reported it.

1:14:50

He is the owner of the restaurant group Sarah Fena.

1:14:53

I didn't even know because she was like, what's Sarafina what's

1:14:55

there, Fina, that's the restaurant group.

1:14:57

I didn't even realize that you asked what it was.

1:15:01

We really don't be listening. That's so crazy, But you

1:15:03

asked.

1:15:04

When I first reported that her boyfriend was sixty five

1:15:06

and that he is the restaurant her, because that's what they

1:15:08

call you. We got multiple restaurants, he was like, what

1:15:10

is saraphena?

1:15:11

I never said yesterday? Did you say yesterday?

1:15:14

You say that that's crazy. Now I'll

1:15:16

be lying first somebody else was lying on them. Now chill

1:15:19

please.

1:15:20

Anyway, Simmons referred to a

1:15:23

soft as her boyfriend multiple times, but

1:15:25

recently she just said it ended.

1:15:27

Now.

1:15:27

Look, I thought that the guy's wife might

1:15:29

have found out or whatever, but it turns out he was

1:15:31

married. He's not married anymore. He got a divorce in twenty twenty

1:15:34

one. But he was married and

1:15:36

they divorced. He was single or

1:15:38

whatever as far as we know. But I don't know why

1:15:40

the end it saw abruptly, child But bring.

1:15:42

Back shaming women about catching worms.

1:15:45

I was born in nineteen.

1:15:46

Hundred and seventy eight.

1:15:47

I came from the era when you hear old

1:15:50

the women tell them young girls out there with them, old

1:15:52

man, you're gonna catch worms now.

1:15:54

Or maybe she ain't get her creeps because

1:15:56

she really wanted to one of the creeps.

1:15:59

Maybe she she really wanted them crazy. I think

1:16:01

my mom and dad was on the ass when she got absolutely

1:16:03

you.

1:16:03

Can actually see that.

1:16:05

Yeah.

1:16:05

Mother definitely did for something insinuating

1:16:08

that.

1:16:08

So yeah maybe so you know, well,

1:16:10

maybe our friends was like, girl, come on, we all going

1:16:12

out and we're bringing out.

1:16:13

Dudes, and she was like, all right, I'm gonna bring

1:16:15

my nimes out.

1:16:16

Oh you

1:16:19

know.

1:16:20

It could have been anyway, but I'm glad

1:16:22

that she's safe.

1:16:24

Afancakes, that is true.

1:16:26

I had the movies discount.

1:16:29

Hello all right, black

1:16:31

owned children's bookstore and Raleigh moving

1:16:34

after threats, So I know. Liberation

1:16:37

Station bookstore, in North Carolina's first

1:16:39

black owned children's bookstore, is moving

1:16:41

out of downtown Raleigh less than a year after

1:16:43

it opened. Liberation Station opened

1:16:46

on Juneteenth, twenty twenty three. Dang,

1:16:48

shout out to them, that's what's up. But

1:16:51

this is this is crazy. The

1:16:53

owner, Victoria Scott Miller said, since September,

1:16:55

we faced numerous threats following

1:16:57

the opening of our store. Some we while

1:17:00

others included a disturbing phone called detailing

1:17:03

what our son Langston wore when he was at the shop

1:17:05

alone.

1:17:06

Wow, yeah, she said

1:17:09

to.

1:17:09

Her and her family took a break from operating the bookstore

1:17:11

for about two weeks after the threat started.

1:17:14

Her son is thirteen, and she operates

1:17:16

the store with her son and her husband.

1:17:18

She said. Her son by a thirteen year

1:17:20

old in the store by himself.

1:17:21

Yeah, yeah, and that's when she received

1:17:23

the call. Basically like Dave was watching, they'd be sitting

1:17:25

there watching the store. Because

1:17:27

we're in the business of children, we're responsible for their

1:17:29

safety, Scott Miller said, But he was in there

1:17:31

a loan, which was crazy. On Tuesday,

1:17:34

Scott Miller said the bookstore would remain

1:17:36

operational until April thirteenth, and

1:17:39

also said that the bookstore will

1:17:41

go back to the drawing board to reassess

1:17:43

and redefine what will be needed in their next

1:17:45

location.

1:17:46

You know, this is when you need a first

1:17:48

line of defense, you know, in certain communities,

1:17:51

because what these people actually need is

1:17:53

security. But I'm sure they can't afford

1:17:56

the twenty four hour security that them

1:17:58

and the store need. You couldn't even when the store is

1:18:00

not open. People will try to bang a lot of the store, et cetera,

1:18:02

et cetera. But if we had an organization, you

1:18:05

know, in the hood that could hold them down

1:18:08

right and send threats back if

1:18:10

need be, Yeah, you know, then you know things,

1:18:12

things would be a lot different. Becase they shouldn't have to close their

1:18:14

business right because of an anonymous

1:18:16

stretch from people.

1:18:17

And even for that two weeks that they had to that

1:18:19

they bought it to an abrupt halt, like you know what, we're

1:18:21

just gonna resume in two weeks six, two weeks off.

1:18:24

I'm sure that hurt their business too, because they were successful

1:18:26

after opening, you know what I mean.

1:18:28

So that's just sad. It's like

1:18:30

what do you do? But yeah, I hope

1:18:32

that new location.

1:18:33

I'm sending healing energy and all success,

1:18:36

more success because hopefully they.

1:18:37

Have more than one book store open.

1:18:39

I'll pay black own books, do I do like that? And it's

1:18:41

for children's books. That's what

1:18:43

we need more of around here, all right.

1:18:45

Remy Carter is now the youngest female

1:18:47

artist ever on Hot one hundred, claiming

1:18:50

record from Big.

1:18:51

Siss Blue Ivy.

1:18:52

So look, remember when Blue Ivy they debut seven

1:18:54

years ago in twenty nineteen thanks to her feature

1:18:57

on Brown Skin Girl. Now, Remy

1:18:59

has past her sister as

1:19:01

the youngest charting female

1:19:04

artist to reach Hot one hundred on the Cowboy

1:19:06

album that debut at number forty

1:19:08

two or the Hot one hundred also oh

1:19:10

so clap it up dropping clues for little sisters.

1:19:14

Y'all, y'all, let me.

1:19:16

Let me hear the audio Hellottle voice on the on the country

1:19:18

record mom.

1:19:21

The by Priestn't

1:19:30

you know what she's said? But I know that's right.

1:19:31

I know that.

1:19:33

Keep it in the family. I love the Isn't

1:19:35

it just amazing to know that Remy has no

1:19:37

idea what's going on and

1:19:40

just breaking records.

1:19:41

Andy don't even know what's happening. They like you

1:19:43

the number whatever, whatever, like

1:19:47

just still just living, you

1:19:50

know. But that is

1:19:52

amazing. That is so amazing.

1:19:54

And just like when Blue was real young, she was on

1:19:56

uh, she was on I think the song was

1:19:58

called Blue. That was the first time when she was on Beyonce's

1:20:01

album and that was just that was amazing that both

1:20:03

our kids are able to receive these, you

1:20:06

know, achievements and accolades so young. Also

1:20:08

real quick, Beyonce surpasses one

1:20:10

hundred career Hot

1:20:12

one hundred hits thanks the Cowboy album. With twenty

1:20:15

three songs charting from the album on

1:20:17

Billboard one hundred, she ups her career total

1:20:19

from eighty five entries to one hundred and

1:20:21

six.

1:20:22

Heard that amazing, No, not

1:20:25

all of it, not yet, not yet.

1:20:26

She becomes the seventeenth artist and only

1:20:29

the third and only the third woman to

1:20:31

have one hundred or more song songs.

1:20:36

Yeah, let me say

1:20:38

you something. Let me say something when I'm reading and I'm already struggling.

1:20:40

I don't need you to do that.

1:20:41

Thank you very much, all right, because I'm because I'm

1:20:44

I'm about to put it on the people typing, but

1:20:46

I don't need to do that, all right now, I

1:20:48

said, worry about that. You didn't know what Sarah Feneer was

1:20:50

today. Thank you very much, And it is true.

1:20:53

We have the footage and we will roll it after this, but for

1:20:56

the third hours, all right.

1:20:57

But one of the most important things from the Beyonce

1:20:59

album, you know that I saw was the fact

1:21:01

of all the young black country artists

1:21:03

that she empowered.

1:21:04

Amazing. What I mean, like that is incredible?

1:21:07

Yeah, yes, all right, salute to Beyonce.

1:21:09

Congratulations a right, let's get to the People's

1:21:11

Choice Mix. We'll be back at the Breakfast slog. Good morning, you're

1:21:14

checking out the Breakfast Club Morning.

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Everybody's DJ, Envy, Jess,

1:21:18

Hilariy, Charlamagne and God we are the Breakfast

1:21:20

Club.

1:21:22

Now.

1:21:22

I just want to say again, salute to everybody out there.

1:21:25

Me and my wife's podcast is back after about

1:21:27

a year and a half. It's the

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the good, the bad, the ugly, and we just dive into

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So today the first episode drops.

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She always gets sick of me Like afterwise, she like,

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get you guys just saying

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I know and you say the real She's

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like, well right, like who's the fake one?

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All right, when we come back positive

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notice the Breakfast Club. Good morning hoarding everybody. It's

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DJ env just hilarious,

1:23:21

Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's

1:23:23

time to get up out of here. Yes, you got

1:23:25

a positive note? I do, man, I just want

1:23:28

to say, the most valuable thing you can make is a mistake.

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You can't learn anything from being perfect. It ain't

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none of us perfect anyway. Have a blessed day.

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I like that?

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Very sweet and simple? Is that yours?

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No?

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No, oh,

1:23:43

y'all. You can tell when it's a quote. I

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love it. All right, y'all.

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Breakfast Club, you don't finish

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for y'all.

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Done,