The Breakfast Club - DC Young Fly and Timothy DeLaGhetto

Episode Date: June 29, 2015

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listen to 10. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Special guest in the building. I don't know if we call him a comedian. If we call him a hook star. He's a funny mother effer. Just a funny mother effer. DC Young Fly.

What is that? Can I curse on this show? No. A little bit. No, don't. What words can I can't say? If you wanted to make it to TV, I would. Don't keep it to it.

Don't keep it to Atlanta. Y'all be cursing. I don't. I words can I can't say? If you wanted to make it to TV, I would. Don't keep it to Atlanta. Y'all be cursed. I don't. I watch my 4-5. That'd be him. Every once in a while, I'll be cursed. You transitioning to another level, though. You got to, you know, just curve it a little bit.

Everybody telling you that now. Now, have you done a Bring That Ass Head Boy on Tiger yet? No, but he getting it. I've been working like crazy with the Wild N' Out shows and stuff. So when I get back home this weekend,

I'm going to do a little research on him. I keep hearing a lot of stuff that's getting up under my skin. You believe him? You think he... He say he not smashing the girl.

He say they just friends. The little 17-year-old girl, Kylie. You going to take her all the way to... What he take her to? All the way over there? Paris? Didn't he deny that though? He say he didn't take her or something? I don't know. No, he said he didn gonna take her all the way to, what he take her to? All the way over there? Did he deny that though?

He say he didn't take her or something? I don't know. No, he said he didn't take her to Smash. Oh, but he took her over there though. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

As friends. Man, I'm my friends in Atlanta and I'm in New York. So, uh. How old are you? Oh, I'm 22. So, is 17 too young for you?

Yeah. I'm 22. I need a kooky in my life. How old are you? She's more for you? Yeah I'm 22 I need a kooky in my life How old you at? She's more for you So 17's too young for you Even at the age of 17 17's too young for me

For the most I'm paying bills You feel what I'm saying? So I need somebody That at least Can come school Something It gotta be half

If I ain't got no car Can you I mean she can pay You right too She rich though She can't pay 22 and 17 ain't that bad Cause, can you? I mean, she can pay. You right, too. She rich, dog. She can't pay. 22 and 17 ain't that bad. Because I look at it, when she 22, you 27.

It got to be like that. I'm some real G. Like, if she turn 18 that year, we can be friends. We can kick it. The conversations can't be really too grown. But soon as that birthday hit. Smashing. Come put it on me.

Where you at? I got something for you. I treated like DMX treated that little girl in belly, man. When she was like, um. Well, she was giving him fellatio, sir. See, no, I can't get no head from her. What? No, cook.

No. Because if I get the head, I'm going to go all the way through. I'm just trying to get you caught up. Don't listen to me. That's what I'm trying to say. So I'm going to wait. I'm going to wait until that birthday. I'm going to wait. I'm going to wait until the birthday come.

But I feel like Miley Cyrus was dating older guys when she was 17, 18 years old. But you see how she kept it, though? How? Behind closed doors. No, I think they was out and about. Let me hold on. You guys talk about yourself. That's true, though.

You feel me? She wasn't in restaurants and all that. She started twerking until she was about 22. Yeah, when she was Hannah Montana. But you see how she twerked like she done did it before, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You feel what I'm saying? So she had it behind closed doors,

so I respect. Well, you're looking for a girlfriend, right? I mean, I'm chilling, but you know what I'm saying? If you want to be my girl, then you know what I'm saying? We can talk.

What kind of girl are you looking for? Somebody that can hold me down throughout this, what I'm going through. What you going through? What are you going through? I watch you on Instagram

and Twitter, and it says, like, you're really funny, but sometimes it feel like you really be going through it. Man, through, DC? What are you going through? I watch you on Instagram and Twitter and it says like you're really funny but sometimes it feel like you really be going through. Man, I be chilling, man. Like, it be a lot going on, man. I just be needing that

that one, that one female be like, you know what? Forget all that. You know what I'm saying? Give me some sloppy toppy, man. You know what I'm saying? Cook something, you know what I mean?

Bring some bread to the table. Let me know, man. Everything will be alright even though they say this about you. I see this in you. You feel what I'm saying? But majority of the girls be, oh, you got the hoe. You don't need me.

I go through that every day. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like, all right. Tell the people who DC Young Fly is. You from the A? I'm from the A, Westside, Adamville, Zone 4, Stand Up. How do you get the name DC Young Fly? DC stands for the crew.

You know what I mean? RIP my big brother, Richie, man. There's a lot of us DC Young Fly? DC stands for The Crew. You know what I mean? R.I.P. my big brother Richie, man. There's a lot of us out there, man. The Crew was poppin'. Young Thug, you went to high school

with Young Thug, right? I went to middle school with Young Thug. Middle school, okay. Yeah, I went to Price. Yeah, man, I'm from Atlanta, man. You know what I mean?

DC started, I started on Vine thanks to my boy Fanny Pay on November 22nd, 2013. And I just went crazy ever since then, man. I've been going crazy. And shout out to my label, too.e on November 22nd, 2013. And I just went crazy ever since then, man. I've been going crazy. And shout out to my label too,

Archive. We is in the building. Yeah, you rap too. Yeah, I go crazy. That was my fourth mid-tape I put up. Damn. That was number four, man.

I was doing stuff before the comic. You know what I mean? So what, the music wasn't sticking so then you started doing it? No, the music was sticking. I had a song

that went crazy in Atlanta. But you know how some people live. Atlanta, it's hard when you're from that city. You feel what I'm saying? A lot of people not from the city come there and get on before anybody from the city get on. It's just the comedy went so fast.

It was just like, I'm like, all right, I'll do the music when I can do the music. I'll do this right here. You feel what I'm saying? That's crazy you say that, though, because it seems like everybody gets on from Atlanta. Everybody gets on from Atlanta that's not from Atlanta. Like, that might be true, because Tr seems like everybody gets on from Atlanta. Everybody gets on from Atlanta that's not from Atlanta. Like, that might be true.

Katrina J is not from Atlanta. I heard it from Kylie Paul, but like I said, like, I'm from Atlanta, so it's kind of hard to say, like, these people weren't in places. What about the Ne-Gos? They from Atlanta? No, they're from Gwinnett. Oh. But I mess with them, though. They're my boys.

You feel what I'm saying? So where's Gwinnett? That's outside of Atlanta? Gwinnett,? Like over there. So what do you like better, the comedy or the music? I like both of them because you can't really just put 100% in one thing and put 80% in another. You feel what I'm saying? So I treat both of them as if whatever tomorrow, if somebody call me, be like, hey man, I want you to write a hit song for me. Yeah, you can have it.

I'm going to write it. I'm going to put my whole 100% effort into that. So you write for people? I mean, I'll be doing a little something, something, you know. You got to measure it by what gets you the most hoes and the most money. Guess what? I'm telling you, both. Both.

I'm telling you. You got a lot of people sometimes on Instagram. Who was the first person to go back at you? The first, I want to say Kevin Durant. Kevin Durant. What did you say about Kevin Durant?

He was just on some, I was just taking him out, you know what I'm saying? They're going crazy on him and he just like reposted it. Got my voice in the background and he just looking like, no,

it's not funny. No. And then it went just viral. I'm in California. I'm on a vacation with my people on Emmanuel and Phillip and Hudson.

Y'all know the Hudson. They had a little show out there. So I was just out there just chilling. You know, I ain't never been nowhere. So I was out there chilling. That was a test vacation?

Yeah, yeah. You know, I ain't never been nowhere. We was work, but still vacation. You feel what I'm saying? So I was just listening. I'm in the pool.

But again, I just see people in my comments. I read my comments, people. You know, you never know when the bad bitches be in there. So I'm reading my comments. So I'm reading them.

All I hear is, you going to let Kevin Durant do you like that? I'm like, what? Kevin Durant? What y'all talking about? So I go on their page. Oh, don't try me. And then he just started off. Then his brother got into it.

What'd you say about KD, though? What'd you say about him? I mean, bring that ass here, boy. I was just saying that he got that Forrest Whitaker syndrome. His hair. Because you know he got the bumps and shit behind his head. And I was just like, he the modern day Charles Barkley because he has no ring. Good player, but has no ring yet.

Damn. You know what I'm saying? I know he did. But that's my boy. That's my boy. Sure. Yeah, that's my dog. If you know how to take a joke, we family for life.

Boy, you're going to learn that these artists do not know how to take a joke. Well, once you learn how to take a joke, we family for life. Well, you're going to learn that these artists do not know how to take a joke. Well, once you learn how to take a joke, we family. I'm off your case for life. Now, let's go back to what I was saying about Miley Cyrus. When she was 15, she was dating a 20-year-old. And actually, her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, weighed in and said that he approved of the relationship. First of all, he's wrong.

He's dead wrong for approving it. She's 15 and he's 20. Right. So he's a white one. Yeah, of course. Yeah, because if he was black, I don't think he would approve. Yeah, I think it's different in black and white culture. That's what Tiger was trying to say.

But I think white people, that's what they, anybody white in here? Anybody white? Anybody white in here? Except for the cameraman. This is not pertaining to you. He's human. He's human.

He's human. You good. Yeah, you part of the mob This ain't part of you But I feel like You know white people Be doing that incest crap They have incest with each other

No fucking sister and brother Be doing it So all that's fine To them anyway Yeah They say that about us too Cause we from the south So they say

We be humping our cousins And whatnot Like the third cousins Absolutely You know what I mean Like nigga don't care About third cousins I did

I'm hitting my third cousin Anytime somebody say That's your third cousin Okay cool She's not part of the family I agree with you Come my third cousin. Anytime somebody say, that's your third cousin. Okay, cool. She's not part of the family. I agree with you wholeheartedly. Come in third cousin. But not if y'all grow up together as cousins.

Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. I got a cousin right now. They're my blood cousins. You know how you see your cousin like every seven, eight years? So I saw her when she was real ugly. Like when we were three. Then I saw her when I was like 15.

I was like, damn, cuz. Then I saw her when I was like 15 i was like damn then i saw when i'm like two or three i'm like damn like girl we ain't really got that relationship before i could just call you ugly like i would hit you if i didn't know you were my cousin but you know it's your cousin so you wouldn't yeah but you fine you know ain't nobody really fine in your family you got somebody fine in your family. Do you got somebody fine in your family? No. Do you got somebody fine in your family? No. Everybody consider ugly in my family.

My sister's an ugly shit. You can't look at your family like that. They're ugly shit. But my cousin. Better quit playing. So you just smashed your cousin? I would have if I didn't know she was my cousin. Yeah. Let me tell you the crazy part about it. I found her on Instagram.

I found her on Instagram. I was like, ooh, they be bad. So I hit her page and I was like, damn, she look familiar. By the third one she took, she had a picture with my mama. Damn it, man. So your mama and your grandma told you that's your cousin? No. She had a picture with my mama and I was like,

that's who it was. Eight years ago, that's my cousin. Yeah. But what about the rest of your family now that you're blowing up your stuff? Man. You can't call your family ugly. They is. My sisters are ugly, bro. Are they trying to get on with you?

One of my sisters, she thought I was going to be a jacky. But now she's like my biggest friend. She thought you was going to be a what? A junkie. A junkie. You was on drugs or something? Man, I used to do like Miley's and weed and Zanz and stuff. But you know, I used to say Adobe and stuff.

So, you know, it wasn't that. She was like, little bro, you going to grow up and be a J? But now I can't even sneeze without her laughing. Little bro, you so funny. I was like, bro, get out of my face, bro. So, was you like the guy that used to get high and make everybody laugh? No, I would just make you laugh, period. I would just get high because of my own personal problems. You know what I'm saying? Zone away and just get high because of my own personal problems.

You know what I'm saying? Zone away and just get geek. What are these personal problems? Well, just, you know, when you coming from the hood, man, it's really, you see a lot of stuff going on. You see your mama struggling with the bills and you know what I'm saying? You a grown. You really, first of all, I'm a grown ass man staying with my mama. Then my mama struggling with the bills.

Then you got sisters see i ain't got no brothers i got brothers but they old on my daddy's side you feel me like you're the only boy that grew up in the house yeah i'm the only boy that grew up in the house then you got sisters that always you know your brother's gonna be like it's all good little bro we're gonna go out here and get this money straight but you got your sisters what you gonna do with your life every time they come around you still doing this so you ain't have no job or nothing? I mean, it wasn't four days, you know, that shit. What was you doing?

Well. I worked at a warehouse, too, called Industrial Acoustics. It was a recycling warehouse, though. I got fired for dancing. I was acting like the plank was a stage. Man, I got fired. Then I had my first real, real job. I was working at Turner Field.

I was the parking attendant. Don't you know I worked my ass off? That's a good job, man. You probably started stealing how people called you. No, I thought about it, but I didn't. Every time somebody went over and down, I was like, somebody trying to set me up. Somebody trying to set me up. But I ain't never do it, though.

But they fired me in the rain. Why? First of all, it was pouring down, raining, like thundering. So they was like Everybody come in Everybody come in So we came in They were like You know what

Go back out there Because the baseball players They still gonna play I said You sh** me I'm going home Like I'm going home So I told my manager

What I was finna do Because I felt myself Getting sick Because you know Black people In the rain We go in the house We don't go outside

Parking cars It's playing in the rain though You gotta go outside And work in the rain No it's more than rain It's thundering But they was playing You can't see

Like if it was raining right now I couldn't even see you You feel what I'm saying And I'm like manager I'm feeling myself getting sick I can't do it I gotta go I goes in

Them folks were like Alright Give me your name tag I'm like what happened I'm one of the hardest workers Y'all got They're like no Give me your name tag. I was like, what happened? I'm one of the hardest workers y'all got. They're like, no, give me your name tag. That's why when it rang, I don't do that.

I stay in the house. I hate that. I hate the ring. So who from Atlanta embraced you early on, man? I admire Kevin Hart to the fullest. He ain't from Atlanta? I saw you going at Kevin Hart and him responding to you. Yeah, that my dog, man.

When he responded, I felt like I responding to you. Yeah, that my dog, man. When he respond, I feel like I won a Grammy. How did that start? I gotta tell people this story. When I was like at 200,000 followers on Instagram and stuff, you know what I'm saying? I would come to everybody,

but I really didn't have something that stamped it. So that's when I came up with the f*** you mean and to bring that ass here, boy. Which everybody done stole from you. You feel what I'm saying? Hold up, before you do that,

our producer came in here and was like, yeah, why does he take Chris Brown's stuff? I was like, Chris Brown took his stuff. Point him out. I got something for him. So when I stamped it, I was just like, all right, now I got something. Like, you know how, that's just like, okay, now I got a million followers. If somebody was at 300,000 or 400,000 and they trying to join me,

it's like, okay, I see you. But I'm going to put a goal for you. So if you reach it, then I'm going to come at you. Just let me know I'm watching you. You feel what I'm saying? That's what Kevin said to you? Yeah, he was like, I kind of got that vibe. Like, you not there just yet, little bro.

But once I see you reach a little turning point in your life, then I'm going to come at you. When I got a million that Friday, I chilled that Saturday and Sunday, and I woke up. I didn't even brush my teeth Monday, and I went crazy on him. And he responded in 15 minutes.

Wow. 15 minutes. And you were happy that he responded. I was happy, yeah. I was happy, yeah. That let me know, like, this is not going to waste. You feel what I'm saying? Like, I'm actually doing something.

And you know what I mean? So I just took it, and I just ran with it. Yeah, so you had other comics seem like they were upset that he responded to you. Yeah. And people were mad. I ain't going to talk about that. Nick Quish. No, Nick Cannon.

How did Nick Cannon get in touch with you about doing Wild N Out? Nick Cannon, man, that my dog, man. He just reached out to my people, sent the email and stuff. And then we went. I went and did the audition and stuff. And Nick was just like, man, you already finally did do something. And just went out and I just did something I mean and then they called me back and They call me back like probably a week or two before you did the show's party even you know I'm saying folks have been flying Like everybody calling me they were telling me like man. What about what about the wildin out?

I'm still working out that did audition. I'm still working You know I mean like they do they If they don't, they don't. It was just a great experience to even go through it, you feel what I'm saying? So they called me back and I've been going crazy ever since.

We 10 shows in. Wow. How do you like TV, man? Is it the same? Because a lot of people say that people that are funny on the internet can't transition

into television. I've seen a lot of, I mean, you got to think about it. It was a lot of people auditioning. It was a lot of people that, yeah, I got kicked out of school for being a fool so you know what i'm saying then this is my personality like i get to wake up being me like i'm not uncomfortable doing none of this like i

don't have to sometimes i'll be one or not i don't feel like being funny like but i have grown up like even the days in school when i feel like being like being funny, it was going to jawn you and it was going to make you roast. So it's like, even when I don't feel like being funny, I still know how to be funny. Do you ever feel like you took it too far and hurt somebody's feelings for real?

I have. I have. Who? Like, it was, it's only people I feel like I take it too far unless you got a,

a, a sickness, yeah, a disability, unless you, um, that's about it if you ain't got no sickness then I'm on your ass

you can't clown 8 times huh you can't I clown 8 times but I people keep telling me I gave them like one warning

like a little boom like you know what I mean like I'm trying not to but I'm gonna poke you one time

then let you know shut up shut up you know but that's my dog though you feel what I mean I'm trying not to But I'm gonna poke you one time Just to let you know Shut up Shut up You know But that's my dog though You feel what I'm saying So somebody had I had to took this lady out

And she had cancer How you know she had You didn't know she had cancer Nah you know You know some people Some people be mad Like people be sending me pictures And then people just be like

I didn't give you the right To use that picture I'm gonna sue So my people like Man just take it down Yeah they doing that now You know what I mean Anything I'm like bro All I So my people were like, man, just take it down. Yeah, they doing that now. You know what I mean? They just anything.

I'm like, bro, all I said something was about your beard, bro. I didn't even say nothing about you. I just said something about your stupid haircut. That was it.

So I'll just take it down. You know, some people be feminine and shit, but you know, it's all G. But yeah, anybody like with the sickness and stuff, like with the counselor later, like I had to let them know,

like I never do nothing to hurt people's feelings. You feel what I'm saying? What I do is just how i was brought up you know i mean that's this how this hood comedy it's comedy but it's hood coming like get thick as skin it's roasting that's where i'm from if you don't know about roasting jones and ribbing or how y'all ever do it that's where i come from you feel what i'm saying like ain't nobody just telling jokes on the block they talking about your mama with the one arm they talking about your daddy that end up being a crackhead. And it's like,

and if you want to fight, do something about it. And if you don't, you better laugh it off. Now, did you see this story about Ray J getting beat up by his girlfriend, Princess Love?

She broke his ribs, tore his ACL, busted his lip, and then he bailed out of jail. They said you and Ray J got into it a little bit that while ago. Nah, that my dog.

They said you ran up on Ray J and said, what's this out here about you f***ing dudes and their asses and you mad at them or something like that? Yeah, nah, they're my dawgs, man. But I did hear he say, yeah, booty goons. Me and him had a talk about the booty goons. And I was like, all right, play it.

You know, I got booty goons too. You feel me? I was like, that nigga crazy. But no, I ain't crazy for getting his ribs broken in and go bailing the bitch. I wouldn't do it. You never had a girl put her hands on you? I like that.

You like a girl to hit you? Yeah. I want to see can you hit me, so I want to know if you tough in these streets. Like, hit me. Hit me. You think you can hit me? And then what do you do? You just...

Yeah, I say hit me. Hit me. You ever hit a girl back? No. Because I know I can knock her ass out. Yeah. Like, no. Like, it's pointless. You know what I mean? Like, I hate I know I can knock her ass out. Yeah. Like, no. It's pointless.

You know what I mean? I hate women who think they can take a manly fist. You can't. Like, I promise you I'm going to knock you clean out. What if I give you a black eye or something? Or break your ribs? First of all, I'm crazy enough for you. She has to know that I'm crazy for you to not even think that you can hit me.

To that level. You feel what I'm saying? The only reason why you hit me is we get freaky okay so that's okay yeah I lost it to a freak okay I lost to a freak man man. A scribble? In the teacher line. Oh, a teacher? In the teacher line? In the teacher line. Was it a teacher or a student? I wish it was. I would have told the whole world, boy.

Why me and Jazzy put it on me, boy. So what's next? You going to get an actor? Oh, yeah, man. We going crazy. We got a couple of things, you know, Wild N' Out coming on. So, you know, they're just showing other people. Because people be calling like, okay, we see him on Instagram.

But what else can he do? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? Maybe a lot of people saying it. Like, okay, I don't care about no too many followers. Like but what else can he do? You know what I mean? It be a lot of people saying that like, okay, I don't care about too many followers. What else can he do?

You know what I mean? I'm like, okay, I like that challenge. Come on. Keep challenging me just to show you I like proving people wrong.

You feel what I'm saying? So, The Wild N' Out airs this summer and it's just gonna show that besides the Instagram, I can also do it on national television too.

Are you gonna do a stand-up comedy tour? Yeah. Oh, that's coming along. I'm trying to get a solid 45 minutes, and it's going crazy. So you do actual stand-up? Because I see you host stuff, but I don't know if you was out there. Yeah, but see, hosting would just be like building my character and building my fan base and

trying to practice on how I can maintain the crowd and just, you know what I'm saying, control the crowd. You feel what I'm saying? I can control the crowd, but it's just crazy. Coming from the hood, it's like, if I know you, you know what I'm saying, control the crowd, you feel what I'm saying? I can control the crowd. But it's just crazy coming from the hood. It's like if I know you, then you know I'm funny. But if I don't know you, I'm really scheming. I'm chilling. I'm feeling you out.

You know what I mean? I'm not going to say nothing. So you wouldn't know that I was a goof-ass dude. You feel what I'm saying? So by me being in L.A. and being a comedian, I had to open my eyes and had to step outside and just be like, it's not about me. Now it's about putting a smile on people's faces and just doing it just because of the blessing that I be receiving. You feel what I'm saying?

And smashing these hoes. Hell yeah. When I was doing music, you go back and listen to my music, female, they thought I used to hit female. I'm like, nah, but now I do comedy. They just give me the... They just hand it to me. I'm like, well, I should have been doing this. I see you be on your Instagram setting it up to be like, look, when I come to your city... What?

Don't stunt on me. I was stuck in Ohio, bro. On the way to New York. I was stuck in Ohio. Hey. Okay, Ohio. Good times. Yeah, Ohio, all right.

Now, you bought your mom a Mercedes. Yeah. All right. Explain that. You still got dope money. Don't lie to me. No, I be thinking about it, though. I be want to go back.

I be like, bro, I can get a brick. I can get a brick, girl. But it's nice you put up the video of her reaction and everything. Yeah, man, I had to because for a long period of time, man, it was like, man, I come in, my mama smile for a long time of time Man It was like Man I couldn't make my mama smile For a long time You feel what I'm saying And she was just like

On some Every day It was like I'm praying for you I put you in the Lord's hand You feel what I'm saying It was just I could never make her smile

You know what I'm saying So it was like Now this is the opportunity To show like Mama All that hard work And all that being on me Has finally paid off

You feel what I'm saying You ain't got to worry About nothing else no more you know what i mean huh because the only thing you know my mama my daddy was a pastor you feel what i'm saying so the only thing she knows yeah he passed on christmas eve 2013 um he was uh only thing she know the highest thing she knows a cadillac right you know what i'm saying so it was like mom that ain't foreign cadillac ain't foreign you feel what I'm saying So I had to take her Out of the PT Cruiser And put her in the

In the Mercedes And now I got the PT Cruiser That's an upgrade for me Oh so you got swapped Yeah I had a 964 That scored I see you still be Driving that though

Nah I gave that to my nephew I'm in the PT Cruiser Got you Now I'm in the 2007 PT Cruiser Now I got an upgrade So later on this year You buy your mama

Something else And you take the Benz I'm chilling I'm chilling I'm just driving 2007 PT Cruze. I got an upgrade. So later on this year, you buy your mama something else and you take the Benz? I'm chilling. I'm chilling. I'm just driving in a PT Cruze, man. Now I'm looking for a house. You know what I mean? So we trying to get up out the hood.

You know what I mean? You and Young Thug still cool? Yeah, Thug's my partner. All right, all right, all right. You know what I mean? He cool. I ain't got no problem with nobody, bro. I don't be with nobody.

I don't be with nobody. I promise you that, though, because I'm from the street for real. Yeah. All right. I got what's real. D.C. Young Fly. I like this kid, man. He's a star, man.

D.C. Young Fly is a star, bro. He's a worker. You know what I mean? Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, it's the Breakfast Club. It's D.C. Young Fly. Good morning.

Boy, Breakfast Club, bring that ass here, boy. Boy, Charlamagne, boy, you got the face of a mechanic on crack, boy. Boy, Angelique, boy, I bet your ass bathing ipsis all year night, boy. Senile skin having here, boy. Boy, Charlemagne, boy, you got the face of a mechanic on crack, boy. Boy, Angelique, boy, I bet your ass bathing ipsis all year night, boy. Senile skin having ass, boy. Boy, Andy, boy, you know you white, boy, but you keep telling fool you mixed skin, boy. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that?

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