The Breakfast Club - Flash Back: Neal Brennan, Morray and more
Episode Date: November 23, 2021As the show is away they flashed back to the memorable interivew with Neal Brennan who spoke about Ayahuasca revelations, PC culture, and his new comedy special. Also they flash back to when Charlamag...ne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a Florida woman for endangering her exes cat during an argument. They also take it back to the first time Morray came to the show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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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?
Bullets.
Listen to Escape from Zakistan.
We need help!
That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you
get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series,
The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more.
After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast
Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into
their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together.
Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions,
but you just don't know what is going to come for you.
Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself.
It's okay.
Have grace with yourself.
You're trying your best.
And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing.
Alicia Keys, like you've never
heard her before. Listen to
On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the
iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts
or wherever you get your podcasts.
You're alive. You're alive. I stay in everybody's business, but in a good way.
Charlemagne, the ruler rubbing you the wrong way. The Breakfast Club. Made for everybody.
I'm dialing.
I'm dialing.
Hey, what you doing, man?
I'm dialing.
I'm calling you.
This is your time to get it off your chest.
Whether you're mad or blessed.
800-585-1051.
We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.
Hello, who's this?
Uh, this is Jay.
Jay, what up? Get it off your
chest, bro. Man, I got
dealt dirty. I got played. You know,
I feel like crap, but uh...
What's the matter? What's the matter?
I had a business partner. Me and him
went in the business together, and you know, I gave
everything. Um,
I even went and got that SBA loan.
And he did too.
And we went and went in the business, got a guy did too. And we went and we're in the business,
got our own truck and everything.
And he went behind my back, got another truck.
And all this funny stuff.
Went to the accountant without me, everything.
And here I am.
I'm left with nothing.
I had to even bail where I was living at.
I'm back with my parents.
I'm starting to swear all over again.
I am so sorry now.
I'm sorry, bro.
So y'all didn't have a contract with each other?
No, he was my homeboy.
Me and him went through like three jobs together.
You know, he introduced me.
We met at the same job.
He found another one, got me on.
And then I found a better one so we could get our Class A CDLs.
And I brought him with me to be a homeboy.
I just want to say, man, I have started a business with somebody I've known
since I was like in fifth grade.
But, you know, in the future, because I do feel bad that this happened to you,
make sure you do an operating agreement when you start a business with somebody
because you have to have your paperwork right.
You never know what might happen.
That way, legally, you'll be able to say,
but even though
you could be best friends,
family members,
married,
but if you do have
a business together,
do make sure you have
an operating agreement
and have a real lawyer
invest in that
because when things go left,
you need to make sure
and a lot of times
things do go left in business.
Y'all don't even want
to have to have
that conversation.
It's just all in the paperwork.
Yeah, see, how I feel now is like, you know, I'm going to get back to this. Like I said, I want to have to have that conversation. It's just all in the paperwork. Yeah, see, now
how I feel now is like, you know, I want to get back
to that state. Like I said, I'm still off the ground here.
You know, I ain't never, I ain't giving up.
Right. And now you got
something to prove. Yeah,
yeah, I want to get back to that state, but I want to do it
for me, and I'm going to do it myself, you know.
You got this. You learned a lot.
You learned a lot. Yeah.
I already taken an L, right? Yeah a lot. Yeah. Already taking an L, right?
Yeah, you took an L, but that L also means learn from it.
Yeah, it's a learning experience.
Good luck, brother.
Hello, who's this?
What's up, man?
It's Big Ruben, man, from St. Louis, Missouri.
What up, Ruben?
Get it off your chest, bro.
What's up, man?
Hey, I just want to say first off, man, appreciate everything y'all do.
Love all y'all, especially my girl Angela Yee.
But heard the announcement for the Super Bowl performances, man,
and I was like you.
I was hyped, man.
And then, you know, on the radio, we got this negative Nancy Charlemagne
that gives out, man, just kind of, you know,
ain't nothing wrong with that performances, man.
I think it's going to be a good show.
Let me ask you a question, sir.
Why do you think it's negative to ask why our legends in hip-hop
have to share a stage collectively when you got people like the Katy Perrys
of the world and whoever else who don't even have the resume they do,
they get their own solo show?
And I asked a question.
I said, I wonder if that was a prerequisite to them performing
because they don't let acts like that perform
at the Super Bowl, let's be clear. So I was
wondering, was that a prerequisite, or
you know, I just was asking a question.
That's all.
Besides maybe like a Michael Jackson
or Whitney Houston,
it's always been shows where
artists are coming on with rock
groups with rappers out there with them, so this
ain't the first time that happened, man. Everybody except Mary is from cali man so eminem is not from there
eminem's from detroit shut up it is not from there but damn he's been on all west coast music
that's dray boy dray brought him that's not true either but my point is i if if you're not wondering
that then you're just not thinking i was just wondering why they had to do it as a collective
i love the show i think it's a great lineup but I was just wondering why they had to do it as a collective. I love the show. I think it's a great lineup, but
I'm just wondering why they had to do it as a collective.
I love y'all too, man. I love you too, dog. I appreciate
everything you're doing. Well, thank you for calling in.
Like I said, this morning when I heard that, man, I was
hyped. And bro, you're from St. Louis, correct?
Huh? You're from
St. Louis, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Look at property
in St. Louis. Real estate in St. Louis
is at a good price right now,
and it's starting to increase a lot.
So look at real estate in St. Louis.
That's my next stop.
All right, right on, man.
Make an announcement when you're coming there.
I do a seminar or something.
I definitely want to be a part of it.
I ain't doing no seminar.
I'm just telling you, start looking at property in St. Louis.
Start Googling.
Go to the websites because I'm hearing there's a lot of great deals,
and they're starting to build up the city a lot more.
Well, maybe you should do a seminar there then.
Maybe.
But thank you, brother.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.
Call us up now.
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The Breakfast Club.
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Whether you're mad or blessed.
Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club So if you got something on your mind, lay it out
Hello, who's this?
Hey man, I just wanted to say I love y'all's show, man
I've been watching it forever
Give a shout out to UMV, Charlamagne and Yeezy
From a little small town in Michigan
And damn, I've been trying to get to you forever.
It's crazy.
I'm at work right now.
Okay.
But it's all good.
All right.
Well, talk to us.
What's up, bro?
What happened you got through?
What's the town in Michigan?
I work for a screen printing company.
I'd love to make y'all some T-shirts.
All right.
Let's, you know, get something together.
Mail them up.
That's right.
Send them out.
What's up?
Mission 1 Apparel, Larson's Graphics, Vassar, Michigan, Carroll, Michigan.
Okay.
All right, bro.
Well, thank you for calling and checking in.
Have a good weekend, man.
Yeah, we love talking to you.
Not a man of many words, but it's all right.
Hello, who's this?
Wow, my name is Kingsley Okoli.
I live in Arkansas.
Hey, get it off your chest, bro.
Hey, what's up, DJ Envy, Envy, Solomon the God.
It's a blessing to be on the radio. Hey, what's up, DJ Envy, Anjali, Shalaman and God. It's a blessing to be on the radio.
Hey, thank you.
I just want to get off my chest.
I just want to thank all three of y'all for what y'all do.
It is a blessing.
I've been going through a lot of mental battles, financially, spiritually, emotionally.
I just want to thank all of y'all for what y'all do, for your lip service, for your car show, for all what you do.
And for Shalem and God, for your mental health awareness.
I just thank you.
I do have your book that you sent, Shook One.
But I would love the other one because I'm reading all State of Emergency.
I'm reading 50 Cent, Hustle Hard, Michael Todd to be on my list.
I just thank all y'all because it's just hard being alone
and if someone doesn't really know you, know you
but what you're going through, it's just hard to get out.
So I just appreciate all y'all.
I got two
good ones for you.
I'm going to send you
Resmaa Minikim, My Grandmother's
Hands, and I'm going to send you Dr. Rita Walker,
The Unapologetic guide to black mental health.
Thank you, Charlamagne.
I'll definitely send you my information.
Yeah, stay on hold.
Stay on hold.
I'm going to get your address.
All right.
Hello, who's this?
What's up, Andy?
What's up, Uncle Charla?
Hey, Angela.
Peace, King.
How are you, sir?
Doing well.
This is Courtney from Atlanta.
Good to talk to y'all again.
I wanted to get off my chest.
I'm so sick of people talking about the Breakfast Club is anti-black and is transphobic, homophobic.
Well, y'all ain't nothing but support, man. I'm a part of the LGBT community.
And like, it's just positive. Everybody is upset because y'all had Boosie up there.
But man, y'all not biased at all up there. And that's why I'm with y'all, bro.
Well, thank you. I appreciate that. I'm glad
that you got eyes, my brother. I'm glad your third
eye is open and you can see what's really going on
and not believe narratives. Oh, yeah, no doubt.
No doubt. Congratulations.
You're about to get canceled with us. Congratulations.
Thank you, King. I appreciate you.
No problem. All righty, brother. Got the books, y'all.
Hello, who's this?
Yo, what up, Breakfast Club? It's Lil Honda Civic.
What up, Lil Honda Civic? What up?
Get it off your chest.
Yo, gas prices is ridiculous.
When are you going to play Lil Honda Civic on the radio?
What the hell is you talking about?
Gas prices are a little crazy.
I ain't even going to lie.
That's two different things you're talking about.
It's gas prices and you want to get played on the radio.
Which one is it?
I guess he said he wanted to get played on the radio so he could pay for his gas prices.
Oh.
Gotcha.
You a rapper?
Lil Honda Civic don't take much gas, though, I would say.
Oh, yeah, most definitely. Yeah, spit. You a rapper? Go. You said what? You a rapper? Honda Civics don't take much gas, though, I would say. Oh, yeah, most definitely.
Yeah, Spit, you a rapper?
Go.
You said what?
You a rapper?
Yeah, you ever heard my song?
No.
Yeah, rap now.
Go.
I can't rap my theme song, man.
You got to play my theme song on the radio.
Have a blessed day, sir.
Have a blessed day.
I hope you live as long as a Honda Civic lasts.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you need to vent, hit us up now.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building.
I wish she was in studio, but Zoom will have to do.
And she is 100% that bitch.
Yep.
Period.
You know, I'm a big Lizzo fan, and I'm like, when is she putting out some new music?
So I was excited for the announcement.
Yay, me too.
This is a long time in the making for me.
But, you know, I don't like to rush nothing.
You know what I mean?
I don't force nothing.
I took my time with it, and I made the best music I possibly could before I came back.
You know, how have you been?
Like, you know, how you've been maintaining your mental and emotional well-being during this crazy ass time?
I've been OK. Like, I'll tell you what, I was anxious for a long time.
Anxious because the world was stressing me out, but also anxious because when we went into lockdown, I had been used to consistently working since 2012,
consistently touring, doing press in the studio, whatever.
And to do nothing was like, what am I doing?
Like, why am I here?
And I had to realize I had to turn all of this external anxiety
and energy inward on myself.
And I really had time to face a lot of
things like becoming famous in the last two years you know i'm grown so i had to like i was used to
my life before all of this so i needed to really settle into being famous who i am and and what
i've accomplished you know we don't even have time to celebrate our accomplishments. I'm like, bitch, you got Grammys.
You know what I'm saying?
You have BET awards, you have awards.
Like, you've done it, you know?
Sit back and enjoy that.
And I have been.
And fame ain't everybody's end goal.
It wasn't mine.
You know, I wanted to be successful.
My definition of success, I had already reached.
Like, I was taking care of my family.
I was touring. I was grossing a million I was taking care of my family. I was touring.
I was grossing a million dollars on my tour on my own.
I was like, I'm making great music.
I did that.
This fame is a part of what my purpose is.
Cause my purpose I always feel like is to make music
that touches the world and helps people.
And I'm like, you can't not be famous and do that.
So yeah. But I also feel like on the flip not be famous and do that. So, yeah.
But I also feel like on the flip side,
sometimes you just have a talent
that you want to share with the world
and you're not doing it to be like on Instagram
and on Twitter.
And unfortunately now, sometimes that does,
you know, it's a good thing and it's a bad thing,
but it's not like you're being an artist
just to be like on social media
and have people comment on you
because they feel like just because you're an artist people could just say or do anything yeah i mean i'm definitely part of
this new generation though that you know is social media heavy like you have to be on your social
media because the fans it's like there's no middleman anymore it's just us and the fans
and the fans are really dictating and moving the industry so social media is a huge part
and i i love it you know what i'm saying i'll be with people on social media like tick tock is
i'm on tick tock all the time just with people like i use it to my advantage i feel like
you know i don't need social media social media need me you know what i'm saying do you think you
can be too too too inside it though and what i mean by that is sometimes i hear you address rumors
that i haven't even heard like when you talked about
the stage diving thing
I never had heard that in a while
you know what's crazy
I would get little tiny comments I would get maybe
three or four comments like every so often
I'd be like apologize for what you did
I'm like what do y'all talk about
it was like did you hear
he was a fan and you killed him
I'm like I don't know what you guys are talking about and it was like did you hear he was a fan and you killed him i'm like i don't know what you guys
are talking about and it was this little tiny like micro aggressive annoying thing that i dealt with
and you know leading up to rumors i just decided to to own it yeah i you know i i tell everybody
man you know i read this quote the other day that was great and it was i used to want to protect my
name in situations now i just want to protect my name in situations. Now I just want to protect my peace. I let whoever think whatever.
So you got to get to that point, Lizzo.
That's deep.
Yeah, but also it's like I'm using it constructively.
Like I could have been clapping back at people on the internet
for the last two years,
but I chose to put it in a hit song and make some money.
That's right.
And I love it.
And I saw the picture with Cardi.
First of all, how was it working with Cardi?
Was it this was the person that you were like, OK, my next single, I need Cardi on here.
Tell me how this all happened.
I've been wanting to work with Cardi since the day she signed to Atlantic Records.
After I wrote Rumors, I wrote Rumors back in February.
And after that, I was like, hmm, like I wait, I write the song first and then I let the song ask for a feature. Sometimes the
songs don't ask for features because I like to complete a song so it's good on its own.
And Rumors was good, but it was like, I need Cardi B. I need Cardi. And it made it great.
I sent her the record and she was like, I love it. I love the record.
And, you know, due to COVID, we couldn't physically be together.
So we did it over FaceTime.
And, you know, she get all kinds of rumors about her.
You know what I'm saying?
All kinds of misconceptions in the media.
And she always clapped back.
So I said, let me put the clap back queen on a record with me.
Don't move.
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Good morning.
The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.
Hey, guys.
I'm Kate Max.
You might know me from my popular online series,
The Running Interview Show,
where I run with celebrities, athletes,
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After those runs, the conversations keep going.
That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. workout well that's when the real magic happens so if you love hearing real inspiring stories
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you get your podcasts. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed,
a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country.
I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this.
It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete.
Everybody's doing it.
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I am the Queen of Ladonia.
I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg.
I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.
Be part of a great colonial tradition.
Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves.
What could go wrong?
No country willingly gives up their territory.
I was
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Bullets. Bullets. We need help. We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape
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As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you.
Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams.
I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves.
For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step.
And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going.
This increment of small, determined moments.
Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself.
It's okay.
Like grace.
Have grace with yourself.
You're trying your best.
And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing.
Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before.
Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcasts.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We still have Lizzo in the building.
Here's another rumor.
Whisper that she wants to eat your p***y.
Now, how did you answer that?
Let me tell you something.
This is the funniest person. Like, we were sitting there. She was like, okay. Now, whispering to Lizzo's ear, whispered that she wants to eat your now how did you answer that let me tell you something this is
the funniest person like we were sitting there she was like okay now whispering to lizzo's ear
and it was the first time we had to do that because we just been kind of chatting and she
was like i want to eat your when i say i died laughing this girl is so funny to me after that
the director split us up she was like okay, okay, y'all... She said,
y'all can't stand next to each other no more. We're going to have to do this
in post.
Well, how do you know she was
joking, Lizzo? I mean, why
are you just assuming that was a joke?
To be honest with you, I can't
tell if she was
joking or not. Because you know she
always talking about big girl p***y.
She always talking about it.
She say, p***y said wet like a big bitch.
Listen, you think, I've been keeping track records of this.
Like, she talks about it all.
She said, you know how big girls have like p***y vagina?
She talks about fat girl p***y all the time.
And she got that tongue.
So who knows?
Who knows?
Maybe the rumors are true.
Rumors part two. So you just laughed you're so crazy girl she like but no for real crazy i know i was like uh it got a little milky down there now how many other songs have you
written since rumors was written back in february sorry i can't skip over that. Got a little milky? Wow. The WAP remix?
A little milky cereal.
With Lizzo?
Wow.
WAP part two, bitch.
Yeah, it was a little, it was a little down.
I'm not gonna lie.
So what other songs have you written since February, since, you know, during this whole lockdown?
I've written like 140 songs.
Damn.
Yeah, because I write a lot and I finish songs.
I be in the studio and I have a two-a-day mentality.
People think that I'm crazy, but I don't know why,
but it's like that helps me balance my vibe.
So if you think about it like that,
I was writing songs over the summer when we were on lockdown.
I had a little home studio set up because I was
like I gotta make this music so I was writing songs there and then I've been working since
2019 like the summer of 2019 so I got a lot of songs I write songs about everything though y'all
so I write songs about my favorite sandwich I wrote a song about hair. What's your favorite sandwich? A wig. My favorite sandwich.
I like BLTs.
So I'm a vegan now. Okay. So I used
to love BLTs so now I do
you know vegan BLTs with
some avocado. So is
that a black? What is a vegan BLT?
With vegan bacon. Oh they got
vegan bacon? Just like vegan bacon. Yeah.
You know what's good? You should do
vegan cheese and green apple sandwiches.
I like a little cheese.
Oh, what the f***?
And try it.
It tastes...
That's worse than watermelon and mustard.
I can't believe you just...
I can't believe you just shamed me like that.
Wait, you said cheese and apples on a sandwich?
Yes.
It's delicious.
I promise you.
What else you put on there?
Like mayo?
No.
Just that.
It's just cheese and apples.
Oh, you know what? All right. Maybe a little mustard, but I'm telling you, I promise you it's good? Like mayo? No. It's just cheese and apples. You know what?
Maybe a little mustard, but I'm telling you, I promise you it's good.
So how has things changed for you since being vegan?
Because I find that being vegan does like clear your mind more and make you feel like just more energetic.
So how has it been for you?
So this has been a long time in the making.
I realize it's not for everybody.
Do you know what I'm saying?
But now that I'm finally here, it feels amazing.
Like, I feel lighter.
Like, your veins are just a little lighter.
After eating what, you know, the substitute of something that would be meat,
it's like I don't even feel as heavy as I would have if I had eaten the meat version.
You know what I'm saying?
Now, you know what people are going to say next?
People are going to say, oh, Lizzo is, you know know eating better because she doesn't want to be a big girl anymore
that's the thing that really bothers me is people think that i don't really like myself
because that's what that's rooted in it's rooted in fat phobia that even though that i'm this body
positive person and you know i'm promoting self-love that deep down inside I don't actually
like myself so I'm going to change myself and that's the part that hurts my feelings because
I really genuinely do love my body and I love myself and trust me I've been working out eating
clean for years now and I'm still fat I'm healthy I'm fat. It's like if I wanted to change that,
I have access to so much that I could go and get work done. I could do this and do that,
but I like myself, so I'm not going to change myself. And people who do change themselves,
cool. They change themselves because they want to. And this is what I want to do.
Well, I'm a huge Lizzo fan. I want to say that just from the very beginning so i'm really happy for you and
i'm excited for some new music so does this mean the album is coming what's the deal with that
you know i'm an album artist you know i put out bodies of work i put out body yada yada yada
listen i'm here i'm back you can't get rid of me
that's right
and Lizzo
we can't wait to talk to you
when the album drops
so you can be in studio
and have a longer conversation
and I can't wait for Cardi
to respond to this interview
because I want to know
if she was serious or not
yep
ahhh
yeah
alright we love you Lizzo
bye
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It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Now, if you're just joining us, we're discussing Zodiac signs.
Now, this came from our guy, Justin Laboy.
He was here a couple of days ago, and this is what he said about cancer women.
Hey, listen, if you're looking for a wife, get you a cancer.
That's all I'm going to say.
They the only non-toxic sign.
I said what I said.
What do you feel about cancer women, Charlamagne?
I'm a cancer. I agree.
I agree. You know what I mean? I love cancer women. My wife is
a Sagittarius, but yes. Sagittarius?
Yes. Cancers are very
nurturing and loving
and they gonna ride with you, but don't cross
them. When you cross them, it's gonna be
out of hand. What's your sign?
The big reveal.
Listen, y'all, I'm a Scorpio.
Oh, no. Scorpio men are the worst. I was like, if I'm a Scorpio. Oh, no. Scorpio men are the worst.
I was like, if he's a Scorpio.
Listen, I'm a God-fearing man.
So we're asking 800-585-1051.
Is it true the only sign that's not toxic is cancer women?
Is that true, Charlemagne?
I don't know.
I don't know if it's true because I think everybody has, you know, toxic traits at times.
But my wife is a Sagittarius.
I am a Cancer. I have a lot of women who are Cancer friends. I have a daughter who is a Cancer.
And yeah, I think that they're very loving. They're very nurturing, but do not cross them.
Because when you cross them, that love and that nurturing spirit, they can be the opposite of that in a snap of a finger.
So, I don't think,
I don't know. I don't know if they're the
most least toxic trait. I don't know.
I think everybody's got toxic traits, but
I don't know.
I never played with the signs. I have no
clue. Like I said, I didn't know what my wife's
sign was. Like, I didn't say, what's your sign before
I met? Or, let me get deep into you, what's your sign?
I don't know. I'm a Virgo and i honestly don't know nor do i care what about
you i'll tell you the worst sign for men are scorpios i think gemini's for both men and women
are a little cray cray so because you know they have the two sides to them they could flip it in
a heartbeat it's like two different people and um i'm a Capricorn and we're very practical, but
we're not super
affectionate, I would say.
That could be considered toxic, right?
A lack of affection could be considered
toxic, right? Because if I was a man
and my woman was not showing me affection,
if I was a woman and my man wasn't showing me
affection, I'd be like, damn, what's wrong with you?
Well, I think it doesn't happen until we feel
really comfortable. We are very, we have damn, what's wrong with you? Well, I think it doesn't happen until we feel really comfortable.
Like, we are very, we have our walls up.
But once you get in, we're good.
And we're also very loyal.
Yes, I don't know.
I think it's all based on, you know, who you dealt with.
Like, everybody, it's people that have dealt with different signs that'll call up and say, well, this person's the most toxic.
Or the person they're with now, they'll be like, well,
they're the least toxic.
So I just think it's all about what works for you, I guess.
All right, well, let's go to the phone lines.
Hello, who's this?
Hey, good morning.
This is Chantel.
Hey, Chantel.
We're talking toxic signs.
Talk to us.
Yes, I totally disagree
with the cancer statement.
I've honestly dated both male
and female that were cancer.
And they're f***ing nutcases.
Excuse my language.
Hey, watch your mouth.
I am a cancer. Stop being disrespectful. We're not nutcases. Oh, hey, watch your mouth. I am a cancer.
Stop being disheveled.
We're not nutcases.
Oh, I bet you're different.
And I'm a Leo, so, you know, we are the best sign out there.
But anyway.
You a Leo?
I know.
Yes, I am.
Libras are pretty cool.
I got a daughter who's a Leo.
I got a daughter who's a cancer and a Leo.
Libras are pretty cool and chill, too.
But to **** on the cancer parade?
No, I'm saying I try to sever the relationship with the male.
And he, you know, I guess he wasn't compliant with that.
But moving forward, he got a tattoo on his neck that said **** bitches because of me.
What?
Wow.
What's your sign?
Yes.
What's your sign?
I'm a Leo.
Yeah, you toxic.
If that man got a tattoo on his neck that says FB words because of you,
you're the toxic one.
Yeah, you're toxic.
You got him to a point where no man has ever gone before.
Sheesh.
No.
And then the female, I'm not even going to be starting with her.
But best love of your life, best love of your life, be honest.
Give it up now.
Give it up. Sagittariusarius there you go okay yes but oh my god I'm so excited I got 30 you guys I listen to you
every morning I love you guys I do love Sagittarius though my wife is a Sagittarius
Sagittarius is a great hello who's this. Hey, Nikki. We're talking about toxic zodiac
signs, so talk to us.
I think the worst sign
to date is an Aquarius.
I will never in my life date an Aquarius
ever again. They are sneaky,
they are conniving,
and they are just horrible.
But the sex is amazing, I'll tell you that.
I had, listen,
my ex-boyfriend was an Aquarius, and he definitely was sneaky, and he was a liar. Every time he would mess up, he would try to say, I'll tell you that. Listen, my ex-boyfriend was an Aquarius,
and he definitely was sneaky, and he was a liar.
Every time he would mess up, he would try to say I was crazy.
Well, was the sex amazing though?
No, not really.
They have this way of flipping things
to make you feel like you're the issue.
My baby brother is an Aquarius.
Okay, I'm with you on that.
I didn't know that was an Aquarius trait,
but I'm totally with you.
That's exactly what happened.
Hello, who's this?
Good morning.
It's Black.
How you doing?
Good morning.
Good morning.
So, I'm a Cancer, and I'm the most nurturing, most spiritual, most amazing, loving, healing
woman in the world.
I believe you.
If you cross me, I turn into Solange in that elevator real quick.
And Solange is a Cancer, too.
Yes, she is.
That's my cancer sister.
That's right.
I would say the most toxic time would have to be Taurus.
I met this Taurus man.
He was so amazing.
He was like glitter in the sun.
But when you walked up on that, he was just a speck of sand.
Like, oh.
He would play with my emotions emotions he would play with my energy
and every time i tried to like call him out on it he would be like oh i need patience no i need
healing i need you to take care of me and nurture me you know give me more time and about you know
after three or four times he was still the same like i tried to switch up things on my end you
know change the way that I talk to him and communicate
with him. I bought
a $1,000 worth of Louis Vuitton
time stock. Sheesh, girl.
Playing with me. What were you doing?
I will say this about y'all cancer
women. You guys will be in the worst relationship
and you will stick it out and
stay and not leave a person
and say you're going to leave and not leave and just keep it going.
That's what y'all cancer women be doing.
That's a cancer trait period, though.
Like, cancer, we're loyal to a fault.
We are, and I was so loyal.
I was like, yeah, you hurting me, but I'm going to still be here.
I'm going to take care of you because I know you hurting, too.
And meanwhile, I'm sure this dude was with this girl, that girl,
was next, thinking he Kodak and that boy and all this other shit.
Oh, you calling him a person.
Oh, my God.
Wow.
Girl, you know what?
That's so funny you said that because, you know, I said I don't like Scorpio, man.
The Scorpio man, I was a bit lied about his age, too.
He told me because I was in college still. I think he told me he was 24 but he was really 27 and he said this because he was
he said he went to jail for three years so that's three years that was taken from his life so he
subtracted that from his age lord have mercy that's a good one so look look obviously you've been hurt
by this gentleman you just just just let it all out say the man's name say what he did get it off your chest because i never had i never heard you do
the elmo voice before that was one of the many things he kept getting arrested i'm gonna tell
you the truth his um baby mom was pregnant at the time but he told me that she was pregnant by
somebody else the whole time she was still pregnant by him and i only found out when he went to jail
damn it was a lot damn Damn, he's sorry.
I should get a restraining order against him when I always talk about that.
Yeah.
What's the moral to the story, guys?
The moral of the story is I think, you know, based on your own experiences,
that's who you're going to think is the most toxic sign.
Right.
Some signs get along with certain other signs better.
Like some people just aren't good together.
Certain signs just don't mix.
But I will tell all you cancers out there,
stop trying to save people.
That's our mother effing problem.
Okay?
Let them drown.
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Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy and Jaleed Shalameen.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building.
Comedian and writer, Neil Brennan.
Thank you for having me.
I think Angel is over this show because I just said I'm so happy to be here.
And she goes, why?
I never think that in the morning when I get here.
Like, I don't know, because it's a cool place to hang out and discuss things.
Is that a telltale sign somebody's over something?
I was waiting for the punchline.
Yeah, just put your notice in.
Just tell people you're leaving.
Look around you.
Let me ask you this because as somebody who comes in here every day,
I feel a little numb to what the studio looks like.
But when you look around, does this look like a clean environment?
This is more of a
crime scene than
a clean environment. It's getting a little
cluttered, but I like clutter.
You guys get a lot of free stuff. You're in a tough
position because you can't throw it away.
That's right. So you kind of go,
we're going to feature it.
We're going to feature it in the studio somewhere.
It just looks like it's starting to look like Fred Sanford's junkyard.
It was at Hoarders.
Unacceptable, man.
Why that name?
You know, the show's basically about just the ways in which I don't really do the stuff you're supposed to do.
Like, I don't really drink, don't really smoke weed, not married.
That's the big one.
Not married, don't have kids. And I'm old.
Just the ways in which I don't quite fit in the stuff.
So you're unacceptable to who?
Because, I mean, you present as an undercover cop.
You came here.
I'm serious.
You know what's funny?
The undercover cop thing, when people think showbiz, like, you know, I've seen cocaine
maybe five times in my life.
I'm so insulted by the fact that no one ever
offers me cocaine yeah isn't it I know what's ever offered tell me more the
white lady she came over to me and she goes you like to party and I don't know
what she was talking about I was like yeah I mean I'm at one I guess yeah do yeah that's the line too you like I didn't know what it meant yeah and then she was like no
you like to party party and I was like um I didn't know what she was propositioning and then she said
look do you like cocaine oh no I'm okay thank you like oh it's like a sitcom this conversation is
unacceptable for the radio I know this is early in not correct. Kids are listening. It's early in the morning.
I've never done... Weed doesn't
really work on me. I like shrooms.
What is unacceptable to you, Neil?
At this point in your life? Well, at this point,
it's more about what people want
you to do. People really want
you to just get into... They want you to
get married. For women, it must be...
No, I'm not. And I don't have kids.
I was going to ask you about that.
When you're a woman, I think they pity you, right?
Yeah, they act like your life can't possibly be complete.
Yes.
Yeah.
And so I always feel like when men, y'all have a lot more time to do that.
Like, really, I feel like for a man, in a way, you're kind of like a bride if you are not married with kids yeah well I do a joke
that when you're a woman
they pity you and when you're a guy
they're suspicious of you
I would get more trust
from women if I'd been married
and murdered my wife
because then they'd be like no he's capable of love
he just gets too passionate
whereas now it's like because I haven't ever done it,
it's like, what's wrong with you?
And they can't imagine that I just haven't met the right person to marry yet.
And they probably just assume you're gay at this point.
Yeah.
Just because of the era that we're in.
I guess I don't get very many gay propositions either.
Really?
Do you go out, really?
I guess I don't go out much.
Yeah, how is anybody going to proposition you if you don't go out?
Well, they could DM me.
Open your eyes.
They could DM me.
DM him.
Do you get a lot of DMs?
No, I actually don't get a lot of.
I get like weird creepy ones.
Like, I really want to eat your ass and stuff like that.
And I just ignore those.
What are the creepy ones?
I'm kidding.
Do you have a boyfriend?
Yes.
Does he know you like him?
You seem like the kind of person who you could date for three years before you were like,
I think she likes me.
I'm not really sure.
I'm like his homeboy.
Yeah.
And what are you, how are you doing with the sex?
It's good.
It's still active and stuff
sometimes it depends you know what my biggest problem is a it's long distance and b
it's also because i wake up so early in the morning that sometimes our schedules don't mesh
and so i'm sometimes ready to go to bed so if you don't get in there like quick i'll fall asleep
yeah i got well girls are like that girls will fall at like 715 we're asleep yeah oh wait what yeah I always wonder about you I think about
you a lot maybe you should DM I should DM her hey it's Neil I'll eat your
you like to party and you want me to eat your ass.
How often do you do shrooms?
I like microdosing shrooms, but I get, toward the end of the day, I get a little spacey.
And because I got to go do stand-up, I can't really be sort of forgetting at 8 o'clock.
I want to do shrooms, but I don't want to do them in America.
I want to do them in like out of the country and like nature somewhere.
You've still never done shrooms? No, I was supposed to do it. I was actually going to do it over New Year them in America. I want to do them in like out of the country and like nature somewhere. You've still never done shrooms?
No, I was supposed to do it.
I was actually going to do it over New Year's in Kabul.
Like we had the whole spiritual ceremony and we blessed the room and everything.
The fire ceremony.
And then I got scared at the last minute.
Oh, you told me you were going to do it.
Yeah, I punked out.
We have nature here in America that you could be out in.
You don't have to leave the country.
Yeah, you know they got forests here.
You could really go.
You have a backyard. Yeah, it's wild.
It's called New Jersey.
You'll go out
there. It's not all concrete. You'll get
used to it. I want like a B-star. You're right though.
I do want to try it though. I ain't don't want to do
ayahuasca. Yeah, alright.
I told you about ayahuasca. Yes. Ayahuasca
I did and I've done it
a bunch of times now that was i'm not
even gonna front that i was an atheist and i took ayahuasca and i am no longer an atheist explain
i don't need to hear more of this story now wow this is a big one like this is almost like i can't
talk about on the radio basically it is a God hack.
So you saw God?
Or you heard him?
Here's what, okay.
There was a point where, you know the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark, the movie, where
before their faces melt, when the angels are flying around, I basically was like, oh, this
is that.
Wow.
I'm in, I'm experiencing a connection to the central beam.
I did it with Rock.
Chris talked about it, right?
He had an experience.
All I'm going to say is that motherfucker sobbed for seven hours straight.
See, I'm into that.
If I'm going to do plant-based medicine, I want to feel those kind of spiritual connections.
It's the most profound experience I've ever had.
And you have to have a shaman there, right?
Yeah, you've got to have a shaman.
And you've got to have a good shaman, as a matter of fact.
Because I've had a rickety shaman and a good shaman.
What makes you a rickety?
I can't even get into it.
Rickety shaman sounds right.
Yeah, rickety shaman.
You know what?
Have you heard of rickety shaman's mixtape?
Rickety shaman has some hot..., he got joints on there, man.
And the person who told me about it, he didn't know I'd done it.
And I texted him.
I was like, you know, I've done it a bunch of times now.
And he called me on the phone and I said, yo, you didn't tell me it was a God portal.
And he's like, I couldn't.
And I go, why not? And he goes like, I couldn't. And I go,
why not?
And he goes,
because you wouldn't believe me and you wouldn't have done it.
Wow.
It's the only
spiritual experience
I've ever had.
So you never felt God
before that?
Never.
Because I grew up Catholic.
So it's like,
it's just,
you're just,
all you get are rules.
Don't touch your d***
and let the priest do that.
That's what priests are for.
Yeah, just like, don't, like, just rules and like, spare the rod, spoil the child, let the priest do that. That's what priests are for.
Yeah, just like, don't,
like, just rules and like, spare the rod, spoil the child, which is
the Bible's way of saying, hey, child abuse.
Thumbs up. Just all
these crazy
discipline things. I'm a
better person for having done it.
And here's one you're gonna like.
Haven't taken antidepressants since.
We got more with comedian and writer Ne Neil Brennan when we come back.
It's the Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are the Breakfast Club.
We're still kicking it with comedian and writer Neil Brennan.
Charlamagne?
Neil, who gets treated worst, unmarried or unvaccinated?
Oh, Charlamagne.
The unmarried.
Because, again, some people
will say, the thing with being unmarried
is guys can't say
in front of their wives
like, good for you, but on the
side they're like,
you're doing the right thing.
I've had so many guys whisper to me like,
don't get married unless
you want to have kids. It's so funny because my
friends who are not in great marriages or who are divorced now you mean all your friends who's in a good
marriage me i believe you're in a good i really believe it i really believe it i wish your wife
felt the same way go ahead but yeah i think probably more people are not than are i would
say that are not in a good i would say would say marriages that I aspire to, 15%.
And most of them are just kind of look like...
I mean, the joke I do is if you ask women how marriage is,
they talk like a politician who's trying to duck a scandal.
Or you go, hey, Lisa, how are things with you and Mike?
They'll go like, kids are great.
I'm like, wait, what?
Kids are great?
See everybody at the polls November 4th.
And then guys, you ask a guy how it is, and it's like he's reading a hostage letter.
They're like, hey, Mike, how are things with you and Lisa?
And he's like, hello, I am happy.
Do not worry about me.
So there's no one where I'm like, I want that. It's always like limping along, doing like rickety shaman, like going along, doing their best, making the best of a bad situation.
Have you ever thought you got somebody pregnant?
Yeah, I've had some scares.
Just the fact that they call them scares lets you know people don't want to have kids.
Like I had a scare like that's
yeah i've had some like some late texts but when you get those texts like i'm late
right what were you well the first thought is like well then i'm gonna have to murder you
well i guess i'll have to call the goons. The crate challenge, you said?
What did you say?
You said, I'll do the crate challenge.
Yeah, no, we're going to have you.
By the way, I've taken all my money out of Bitcoin and put it into milk crates.
You know, you're one of the only people that really, comedians that, I guess, not to say only, but that talk about mental health.
He was doing it way before it was even popular.
I was like, you and me, it's like the list of people that talk about it's very less in public yeah like you me
Kevin Love DeMar DeRosa like a not a long list yeah especially men I just have no shame about it
I have no like yeah I take antidepressants I do like I'm it's like having high blood pressure
something just like something that happened to me but I mean it's good having high blood pressure something that happened to me
I mean it's good though
because of those conversations you're one of the people
that started getting me to go to therapy
just hearing you talk about CBT
just being open about it
I'm like hmm I'm gonna try it
look if Neil can do it I can too
but you see the amount of
DMs and messages you get
of people going like because of you
I started and it's amount of DMs and messages you get of people going like, because of you, I
started.
I mean, we're out here
saving lives. I don't know
what the f*** you're doing.
But me and Charlamagne saved over 800 young
men last year.
Do you think mental health is supplemental
or detrimental to comedians?
I think it's supplemental because I don't...
What I've realized is my,
the joke writing instinct
is just,
it's like a reflex at this point.
And I just want to feel
as good as I can feel.
Right.
And even if it meant
I don't get to be a comedian anymore.
You know what I mean?
Really?
Like, I'd rather be happy
than whatever I am.
Like, my career's important,
but that's more.
I agree with you.
But with career stuff, don't you find but that's more... I agree with you. But with career stuff,
don't you find...
That's a lot of ego and comparison
and why are they getting that
and why am I not getting that?
And whereas mental health is like,
it's about tuning into yourself.
That's right.
Do you watch other people's stand-ups?
Yeah.
I love stand-up.
It's just like...
I'm like a gym rat for comedy.
Like, I went and saw melanie's new hour and
chris came to mind last night and it's like you know i love there's a joke in the show that i
called dave and i was like has anyone done this joke and this i called him it last year and i
anyone done this joke and he goes you pitched me that joke in 1993. What? Like, it's just been, like, rattling around.
So I love, yeah, like, I'm not one of these.
That's another one of those.
I can't watch other comedians.
It's like, because you're selfish.
I'm glad Dave started a podcast.
I haven't listened to it.
Isn't it good?
I can't afford Ruminary.
Yeah, I haven't listened to it, but I'm just glad he started one because, like, you know,
they were saying those last two things were specials.
Oh, the videos.
Yeah, so you're expecting stand-up, but it's just Dave talking.
And I'm like, this is cool.
But I can't say this is a stand-up special.
I just went to his last.
He just taped his last stand-up special in Detroit.
Oh, like a new hour?
Yeah.
And it was definitely a full stand-up special.
Like structured? Yeah. No, I and it was definitely a full stand-up like structured yeah no i thought it was
amazing and he's addressing a lot of things that's happening right now as usual so yeah it's with
dave it's like it's funny watching what well like so well and now it's like a
deity yeah and it's like like when I'm like it's so proud of him and at the same time I'm like
I don't know what's happening yeah like it's like watching a guy become this thing in culture
that is beyond and in but in some ways it's like was always
gonna be that if you look back like the voice of reason right but it was like
just a matter of he kind of had to like wait out culture it's like that joke I
did on the Mark Twain tribute thing where it was like when HBO passed on
Chappelle show and and they were like we don't need you, we have Chris Rock. And they,
because they could only have
one black dude at a time.
And whereas now,
they can have three.
Like I said.
So,
so it's like,
he just had to wait out
the kind of,
kind of in a weird way,
like white people's racism
to accept a different
type of person
and a different kind of voice.
And now he's like the it's really cool
does it affect you that he worked everything out with Comedy Center does
that mean you get another check too I it I'm very happy that he got he he worked
it out you look like you're being held hostage You're happy in this marriage. Charmaine, do not worry about me. Worry about yourself.
Read the note the way I wrote it.
They are giving us shelter.
I was always, I was getting, I had a piece of the show the whole time.
So, like, I wasn't, he left, so he was in breach of contract.
I was not in breach of contract.
So I was getting my cut, so to speak, the whole time.
I'm glad, but the good news is it doesn't affect, I don't get any less as a result.
Okay.
It's not like, whoa, sorry.
Dave, yo, did you talk to Dave?
He just came here and took all the money.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I'm lucky in that, like, I've been able to, but it able to... But it's a steady decline.
Really?
Well, it's because...
They rerun it all the time.
I know, but it's just less valuable.
Look at your studio.
Over time, things...
Look at this dump.
Dun-dun-dun-dun!
Dun-dun-dun-dun-dun-dun!
Elizabeth!
Elizabeth!
So, yeah, the value goes down. Elizabeth so
so yeah it just
the value goes down but it's still
valuable and it's still like a nice thing
because I never know how much it's going to be
and it's twice a year like
okay it's still a nice check
yeah it's a nice check
alright well don't move we have more with Neil Brennan when we come back
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morning everybody it's DJ Envy Well, don't move. We have more with Neil Brennan when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We're still kicking it with comedian and writer Neil Brennan.
Charlamagne?
Can you be appropriate, politically correct, and funny at the same time?
Yeah.
The hard thing is not doing it in a way that's pandering to liberals.
It's what Seth Meyers has termed the word claptor.
Claptor?
Meaning you do a joke that's just pandering to liberals,
and instead of laughing, they just... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Woo!
I think things are changing, though.
I think they're going back to people wanting real, honest, authentic opinions.
I really do.
Well, my question for you is, do you get stressed out from the...
You guys are in the center of the storm a lot.
Always.
Yeah, kind of always.
And does it not cause you personal anxiety?
Yes, it does.
But you know, one thing I've always said
is you cannot have an opinion about things
and expect to hear what you want to hear when you give that opinion.
So you can't live for the cheers.
Because if you live for the cheers, you'll die by the booze.
That's how I always feel.
Well, I always know what my intentions are.
And my intentions are never to hurt anybody when I give my opinion.
True.
And so for myself, I always feel like you can give your opinion as long as you can stand by it and explain why you feel the way that you feel.
Ideally.
Ideally, right.
Right.
And then I know I'm not a person that's like, I'm trying to do this to create controversy or hurt somebody.
It's really how I feel.
And so that makes me not get anxiety because there's just nothing I could do about it.
No one's going to.
I mean, people can change your mind about things and educate you more about things.
But I know I do my best. Well, my question.
But so do you guys have words muted on Twitter, Instagram, blocked stuff?
Like, do you have a policy?
Yeah, I have certain things muted.
But I do like to restrict people so they don't know that they're blocked.
Oh, yeah.
Muting is great.
Yeah.
Muting and restricting, I think, is amazing because then they can still, like, go crazy.
But you just don't see it.
It is a funny thing where they get to go crazy and you're just like, oh, I have no idea.
I love it.
I love it.
I love it.
I love muting people.
I love blocking people.
I thoroughly enjoy it.
Yeah, it's like they're talking about you on 4th Street.
And I don't even know.
I'm on 6th Street.
It's fine with me.
I have no idea.
But you have to do that for your own mental and emotional well-being.
In order to focus and stay doing what God has you here to do,
you have to block out that noise.
You have to.
Yeah, it's just hard.
It's hard, especially if you like the approval.
No, I don't.
I don't even go looking for it.
Don't read the comments on YouTube.
Don't read the comments on Instagram.
Just work.
Just do the work.
There's so much stuff that I don't see and don't read.
Somebody tweeted the other day,
I know a lot of people don't like you, but I really support
what you're saying.
I don't care what anybody says, Charlamagne.
And I was like, oh, I didn't know that many people didn't like me.
Somebody left a comment this morning on Instagram and said, are you really homosexual?
I'm like, is this a conversation that's really happening?
It's actually a CNN segment.
Is Charlamagne gay?
Let us know.
But look, okay, now, in that person's defense,
you play a lot of gay games.
What?
I didn't even finish.
I do.
You play a lot of gay games.
You talk about it a lot.
You did give Envy a mold of your butt.
You know what it is.
So, of course, people think that.
Neil can understand this, I think.
But don't drag me into this.
Listen, listen.
I like when somebody's uncomfortable,
especially guys, right?
Yeah.
So for whatever reason, gayness makes guys uncomfortable, especially in this hip hop space.
Yeah.
I just think it's funny.
I agree.
It's a whiter joke than a black joke.
It's like this is not a tragedy.
Exactly.
So you think that white guys play gay games more than black guys?
Way more.
Yes.
Significantly more.
I don't know what you guys do.
Slap each other on the n****s.
Yeah, just grabbing and sending n****s pics.
Thankfully, that was one of my favorite.
That was where I was more grateful for having black friends than ever.
When I found out that white dudes were sending pictures of their n****s to each other. I didn't know that. Yeah, no, that was where I was more grateful for having black friends than ever when I found out that white dudes were sending pictures of their dicks to each other I know I didn't know that
yeah no that was happening it was like in the 0809 I'll never I'll never forget it how do you know
that that was you don't you can never know it's there yeah unless their face is in it so people
have like slapped you on the **** and stuff? Yeah.
It's more of a poke than a slap.
It's like, come on, man.
It's just like, I don't know. That's crazy to me.
Yeah, like, come on with all that.
I don't need all that.
Come on, stop it.
Do you feel uncomfortable?
I'm not like, I have a bidet.
You have a bidet?
No, I want one.
I have a bidet.
I've been in the bidet game since 06.
And I got it.
First of all, it's wonderful.
They're not...
You can get one.
They're like...
On the low end, they're like 200, 300 bucks.
He can afford it.
Yeah, yeah.
You can do this.
You can do this.
By the way, you'll get that money back over time.
Just in confidence.
Just the money you'll save in underwear.
But nothing like...
I have friends that will not use my bidet.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, no, that, no.
I don't think you should use someone else's bidet.
Well, that's a whole other issue.
They're for homophobic reasons.
Oh, I thought you meant for hygienic reasons.
No, like, I don't want them to,
but they let me know, like, I won't be using it.
It's like, no, I'm way ahead of you. You won't be using it.
They do know it's a different stream of water every time that
comes out. Yeah, but mentally
it feels like the same stream. Does it have a dryer?
Yeah.
I've never, like
I've had girls stick a
finger in my butt and nothing happened.
Yeah, same. I wasn't like, my identity.
Like I was fine.
Everything I thought I was. It's just like. Like, I was fine. Everything I thought I was.
It's just like, all right, that was okay.
Do you ask for girls to put their finger in your...
No.
Or do you just do it?
I tell them.
In my business, I don't ask for nothing, ye.
No, that's just a thing that happens to me.
You go, okay, that looks like fine.
It wasn't like, oh, I found my new lifestyle.
It was just like, okay. And either either way it's with a woman right no i just always wonder do guys have to like tell you like because no one's ever told me like put your finger you know i like that or
oh nobody's ever uh i've never told them but they just you know uh they'll just do it like to mix
it up yeah you can't ask for i've never i never, I've literally never gone, Yeah, ask for it, that's gay. Excuse me, miss, I have a request.
Miss, can I see your hand, please?
The third finger, that one, I need one knuckle.
By the way, that is the logic, right?
Guys will be like, yeah, you don't ask for it,
if you ask for it, that's gay.
Yeah, no, of course.
She just does it cool.
I ain't no bitch.
I just enjoy having two fingers in my...
But also, when you get, that's what I'm happy about with the evolution of like mental health
and and
Sex and gender stuff is that it's just like it's just a thing that you're into it doesn't it's not a definition
Yeah, I don't think that doesn't surprise me yeah, I just have it I seem like
Again, you hate to make guesses but i don't
feel like you're that not wild but you seem just like oh we're gonna have sex you should listen to
lip service i'm not a liberal i'm a conservative in the bedroom is that true um i wouldn't say
that i think i do like regular stuff but i do it well but i've never fingered anybody and i also
don't know like do you like go in and out in and
out you just put it in there leave it in there it's uh you set it and forget it um it's always
like uh i don't know so i guess maybe you don't i never get a sense of what's happening i don't have
a lot of nerves there i think i don't know what's happening where it just feels like something's
going on i couldn't tell what is where. So you can live without it.
Oh, yeah.
If they outlawed it, it's fine.
So you don't need it to be mandated?
No.
No, no, no.
It's my body, your body, your fingers, your choice.
Your fingers, your choice.
The Unacceptable Tour is at the Cherry Lane Theater right now in New York City, right, Neil?
Yes, sir.
Where do they go for tickets?
It's probably sold out, though.
UnacceptableShow.com.
It's pretty close to sold out.
UnacceptableShow.com.
I may extend if things break the right way.
How long is it there for?
Six weeks.
Six weeks.
And we just started yesterday.
Damn, you got a residency.
Basically, yeah.
Like a real show.
Like I got back.
Like I had to build a set and all kinds of stuff. I'm coming. Three mics. Wait, will you come? Will you come? Basically, yeah. Like a real show. Like I got back. Like I had to build a set and all kinds of stuff.
I'm coming.
Three mics.
Will you come?
Will you come?
Yeah, please.
Three mics is one of the best stand-ups I've seen.
Thank you.
So I can't wait to see Unacceptable.
No, it's good.
Pretty good show, guys.
You won't be sorry.
Go check it out.
It's Neil Brennan, the always ever entertaining Neil Brennan.
Thank you for coming, my brother.
Thank you for having me.
Always.
I feel like we should get you like a bidet deal or something.
I would love that.
Like an endorsement?
Neil Brennan.
Neil Bidet Brennan.
Go to bidet.com
for unacceptable show tickets.
Thanks, you guys.
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Donkey of the Day with Charlemagne the guy.
I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this.
Well, little Duval, Donkey of the Day goes to Krista Thistle.
Okay, Krista Thistle.
She is 53 years old and hails from the Sunshine State.
Good old Florida.
What does your Uncle Charlemagne brother, Lenard,
say about the great state of Florida?
What do I always tell you about the great state of Florida?
The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida.
And this morning is no different.
Let me tell you something, man.
There's nothing that can gut a man more than a woman.
Okay, not just any woman.
A woman who knows him.
I mean, really knows him.
Your mom, a sister, but most importantly, your mate.
Your significant other. Your wife, your mom or sister, but most importantly, your mate, your significant other,
your wife, your girlfriend. See, those partners know us better than we know ourselves. It's very
hard to step outside of yourself and really see yourself sometime, but your significant other,
she sees you. She knows everything about you. She knows what makes you tick, but more importantly,
she knows what makes you talk. That had nothing knows what makes you talk that had nothing to do with anything i just couldn't think of what the opposite of tick is
okay what i'm saying is that phrase i know what makes you tick means you know what drives them or
motivates them therefore i would assume that knowing what makes them talk is knowing what
breaks them down that's not it keep keep the talking of the ticks for young white creators
on that social media app okay i get it all i'm saying is nothing can break a man down like his woman.
Okay, they know exactly where to hit you.
They know exactly what to say or do that's just going to emotionally and spiritually sting you.
Okay?
Women know how to treat a man like a kid.
They know exactly what to take away from us to hurt us.
Okay, no TV, no tablet so you can look at the tube with you.
Women just know how to hurt us, but they only use those powers when we hurt them and when we hurt them oh look out okay not too many powers greater in the
universe than a woman's power to hurt the male ego women have so much
influence over how men think and some of them absolutely notice this woman
Krista thistle absolutely knows it oh
she got into it with her ex and there's a lot of y'all out there who got a case of the ex y'all
still got hurt and pain over something their ex did to them tell the truth all right some of y'all
right now hoping your ex does the crate challenge so he can fall and almost die hell some of y'all
hoping your ex does the crate challenge and you you hoping you can come Sean Michael sweet chin music,
kick the crates right from underneath him, okay?
Well, we don't want you to go to jail.
No need to resort to violence and lose your freedom over somebody you no longer with anyway.
But I'm also speaking from the perspective of someone who's not from Florida.
See, in Florida, clearly women resolve issues with their exes differently.
Let's go to WKMG CBS 6 for the report, please.
A Volusia County woman is facing charges in a disturbing case of animal cruelty.
The sheriff's office says this woman, Krista Thistle,
threw her ex-boyfriend's cat into the intercoastal after getting into an argument.
Deputies shared this body camera video of her arrest.
They say they were called to the Riverwood Park Campground in Oak Hill.
There, they learned that Thistle and her boyfriend had recently broken up. arrest. They say they were called to the Riverwood Park Campground and no killed there. They learned
that Thistle and her boyfriend had recently broken up. After the two got into an argument,
they say Thistle picked up the cat's crate and threw it into the river. Deputies say the boyfriend
jumped into the river and saved the cat. We're told the cat was not hurt, doing okay. Right now,
Thistle is being held in the Volusia County J without bond i mean this is cold-blooded she didn't
just throw the cat into the river she threw the cat in the river while the cat was still in his
cage or whatever i mean jesus christ do we have audio of uh her talking you're gonna go to jail
stop resisting tell the truth i think he is telling me the truth. How you throw a cat in a river and then ask the cop, is he insane?
Only in Florida.
Ladies, tell the truth, though.
How many of you wish you could do this to your ex?
Huh?
Huh?
You ever did something like this to your ex?
No.
Hmm.
I don't believe you.
I keep it moving.
That's the worst revenge.
Hmm.
Well, salute to Krista.
You know what I'm saying?
Krista said, F all the pussycats in your life. That's the worst revenge. Well, salute to Krista. You know what I'm saying?
Krista said, F all the pussycats in your life.
That's not mine.
All right?
You think I'm going to just let you run around getting all the pussycats you want, and I'm supposed to be cool with that?
F you and all your side pussycats, okay?
You want other pussycats that bad?
Well, go get this one out the river.
All right?
Sad, man.
Just sad.
This guy jumped into the river and rescued the cat. You know what the cat's
name was? Stanley. Okay?
Stanley was only in the water
for 20 seconds and when they pulled it out
the cat was wet and shivering
and allegedly the man yelled out to
Krista, this cat is wetter than yours.
Look, ladies, if you have a problem with
your ex, fine. Okay? But no
other lives should be harmed or hurt
in you trying to get revenge, including
the lives of animals. Cats hate
getting wet, too. I know. You ever try to
give a cat a bath? It's impossible.
I thought they washed themselves.
They do, but if you ever try to put them in the water,
you know, we had a lot of cats growing up. Yeah.
And so my parents would take in a stray cat, and you gotta
kind of, like, wash them for the first
time if they're coming in the house. And they hate it.
They cannot stand it. They will scratch you up they'll uh put their claws out so that they don't have to
get in the bathtub and try to like not get in the water they do not play so i know that poor cat was
going through it well if you got a problem with your ex take it out on your ex only okay please
and but please don't do anything that can land you in jail please Please give Krista Thistle the biggest hee-haw.
No.
You don't want to play again?
No.
Respect the cat.
Why not?
Play again.
Why?
It's interesting.
You think you know what race this is, she?
Yeah.
Okay, okay.
Let's do it.
I guess we'll play a game.
It's time to play a game of Guess What Race It Is!
All right.
Chrissa Thistle of Florida.
She was mad at her ex, so she took the cat that was still in the cage and threw it in the river.
DJ Envy, Guess What Race It Is!
She's white.
Angela Yee, Chrissa Thistle. White. She Yee.
Chrissy Thistle.
White.
She was mad.
We destroy property, but we're not trying to hurt no animals.
I don't know too many brothers that own cats either.
I know brothers that own dogs.
Brothers that own snakes.
If it was a pit bull in the river.
If you really want to hurt him.
If it was a pit bull, then I'd be like.
Rottweiler in the river.
If you really wanted to hurt him, just break the TV or something.
Go to the gaming console out the window.
I just don't know too many brothers with cats.
You know a brother that got pulled up with a cat?
Yo, this is my little cat, Stanley.
Nah, I don't know.
I see pit bulls.
I see Rottweilers throwing pinches.
Both of you are absolutely correct, but it doesn't matter because she's from Florida.
When you're from Florida, it's just Florida.
If you really want to hurt him, put spyfa on his laptop and then delete all his emails.
Nigga, what?
I'm just giving people advice.
You said put what?
Spire.
Oh, I thought you said Spice Sofa.
I was like, what kind of voodoo is you doing?
Spire.
Spire.
Spire, okay.
Yeah.
I'm just giving like advice.
I'm still trying to figure out.
I don't know any black people that own cats.
Like a black brother that own a cat.
You know what I mean?
I know plenty of women.
Black women that own cats.
No, I said black men.
Not black men. I don't know no black men that own cat you know i know i know plenty of women black women not black men i don't know i don't know we had cats growing up i'll tell you what cats are good
for growing up in brooklyn it'll make sure that you don't have any mice or roaches or nothing
like that cats eat roaches too they will chase down at my old apartment and when i would tell
my landlord we need to call an exterminator he would just bring his cat upstairs and the cat
would find everything and eat it that was his exterminator you gotta do better you'll be like
i'm glad you grew up that sounds horrible when i was a lot younger i would call the landlord
that's how you know it's brooklyn you know what i'm saying i'd be like we need an exterminator
he just put the cat upstairs jesus christ and he walked around with half a roach hanging out
his mouth clearly with no cats in harlem growing up did he had walked around with half a roach hanging out his mouth. Clearly there was no cats
in Harlem growing up
but Diddy had 15 roaches
on his face.
All he needed was a cat.
Jesus.
All right.
Well, thank you
for that donkey today.
Keep it locked.
We have more coming up next.
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Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy.
You want to do it, man?
I heard you do it when you came in today.
Good morning, everybody.
It's your boy DJ Envy.
Sean, I made it.
Guy, Angela Yee.
The Breast Club.
Good morning.
Now, you have to say we have a very special guest in the building.
Oh, I'm talking to myself?
Okay, we got a very special guest in the building.
It's me.
Morey.
Welcome, sir.
What's going on?
How you feeling, baby?
Bless black and highly favored.
How are you, kid?
Hey, I love that.
And I'm the same thing, baby.
Absolutely.
Now, for people that don't know who Mar-Ray is, he has a bunch of singles out right now.
One of his biggest is Quicksand.
It has over 55 million views on YouTube.
And we got your pin to hear your story.
And, you know, one thing I would say about you, just doing my research, you're always smiling and always happy, man.
Always.
We don't see that that much.
Goodness gracious.
Nothing upsets you, brother?
You just happy all the time?
It upsets me, but like, bro, I've been listening to this show forever, so how the hell can
I come here and be upset?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Like, bro, I'm going to smile because what the fuck is Charlamagne right here, DJ Envy,
he right there?
What's happening?
We live.
What are you talking about?
Now, you started off in the church.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
Okay.
The church played a good role in my life. I ain't going to lie. God is always first. I don't care what I do. I don't off in the church. Yes, sir. Okay. The church played a good role in my life.
I ain't gonna lie. God is always first. I don't care what I do. I don't care what I said. I don't
care how my life is. He number one. And your mom made you sing. I believe I can fly, which got you
in the choir. Cause you do a lot of singing in your music. Yeah. She embarrassed me, but it's
cool. That's what mothers do. She put me in the most purplest suit she could find.
I don't know if she went to embarrassyourkid.com and ordered that shit.
But her and my grandma put me in front of the church and made me sing I Believe I Can Fly or Kelly in front of the whole church.
And I was nervous until people started saying, you better go ahead, boy.
When you hear that, oh, bitch, I done did something. How many times your mom made you sing that song in front of company, man?
Not that song a lot.
The songs my mom used to sing a song in front of company man not that song a lot the song i sing a lot was fill my cup it's a god i feel my cup let it overflow okay it's a gospel song it's the
oldest song i grew up jehovah witness i wouldn't know you was happy i can't relate brother but i
love you but you turned to the head of the choir yeah no cat my mother when i was little she she
ran the children's choir.
So you know I had to be number one.
That's my mother.
What's she going to say?
Oh, so it was nepotism.
It wasn't because you was the best singer?
No.
It was nepotism?
Come on, brother.
I don't know I wasn't the best.
Yeah.
So where did it turn left?
Because you were a gospel singer.
You were in the choir.
You went through the church.
And then it went left somewhere. And then you went to the street.
And then you started running in people's houses. So when did it turn left somewhere and then you went to the street and then you started you know running in people's houses so when did
it turn left I ain't gonna lie when I move from North Carolina move to PA like
12 that's what like it was hard to get acclimated to the city life and I go
like I started following everybody cuz I felt like I had to fit in somewhere
why'd you move from North Carolina to Pennsylvania I love my mother so I'm
said his first she did her best but you. It's hard when you're raising a kid
by yourself. I got kicked out of a lot of schools, so we
had to keep changing districts. We had to move
with her sister in Pennsylvania because we had nowhere to go.
We ended up staying there for like six
years, and that was the six years where
I realized what the f*** I didn't want to do with my life.
I wonder, right,
at what point did you realize your mom
was just doing her best? Because sometimes
we hard on our parents until we get older. When did you realize that she was just doing her best? Because, you know, sometimes we hard on our parents until we get older.
So when did you realize that she was just doing her best?
When I had my own kids.
I started putting myself in her shoes, I understand.
Like, she really did her f***ing best.
Like, she couldn't do no better with me.
So thank you, mama.
And what were you getting kicked out of school for?
Fighting.
But you played football.
You had the whole football team behind you.
No cap.
I played football.
And then I was in the alternative school.
So I had to walk from my school to the other school to play football. ended up getting told with a teacher and headbutting them or whatnot and if we didn't find the teacher
i was a very explain the story we need details matter of fact take your coat off if you want to
unless yeah all right let me get a little comfortable it's gonna it's gonna be a little
mr ramos i love you baby he's gonna say it right now you feed me and i i got love for you homie
no cap but um i was dating a girl she was she was in high school and i was at alternative school so Mr. Ramos, I love you, baby. Just gonna say that right now. I f***ed up, you feel me? And I got love for you, homie. No cap.
But I was dating a girl.
She was in high school, and I was at the alternative school.
So I was like, s***, nigga, I feel sensitive.
Let me write her a little love letter.
Let me write her a little, I love you.
Can we beat them cheeks up?
You know how you get the vibes.
You feel me?
Can I beat those cheeks up?
Nope.
Check yes or no, maybe.
I was young, so I asked her if I cared about this s***.
So I was like, yeah, I wrote her a little letter. And my mind was super sensitive, super sweet all I cared about this so I was like
yeah I wrote her a little letter
in my mind
it was super sensitive
super sweet
I folded up
put a little envelope
writing on it
so he like
yo what you doing
I said yo
the teacher said
I can go ahead
and write a letter
so go ahead
and chill out
I done my work
cause I always got done first
he like nah
grandma
ripped it through
in the trash
I'm like yo bro
you know how I give it up
please stop
because I don't even want to
cause I f*** with him
I don't even want to
take a day with you bro
like I gotta
chill you feel me I wrote it again boy try to I don't because I f*** with him I don't even want to take a day with you bro like I gotta chill
you feel me
I wrote it again
while I try to grab the other one
I say yo bro
I'm about to peel you
because this is weird now
like
and it's a teacher?
no cap
it was
it was alternative school
like is it a gym teacher?
no it's
they're allowed to grab you
slam you
like
they like
oh wow
yeah it's not like
a teacher
they call it intervention specialist
okay
when a teacher can't handle you
they call the n***as to come grab you and slam you you show me so that's what he was I'm like yo bro you
gotta chill cuz like we're not about to be easy for you like not about just
throw me around so chill out boy don't understand I wrote it again he grabbed it and I was like f*** it
Headbutt
So you was one of them kids cuz they had me in these classes for a minute your discipline was so bad that they put you in the remedial classes?
No, it wasn't.
It was, all right, boom.
I went to the middle school, and then I was too bad for the regular school,
so they put me in the trails in the back.
And then the trails in the back, I was too much,
so they kind of built a school for kids like me.
And I was in that school, and I kind of couldn't graduate.
You go there for a while, and then they let you out and go to the other school,
but I haven't made it that far.
Did they make you eat lunch earlier than everybody else too no you're bonding well you know what
you're doing we understand it now but i do understand those solid lunches so yeah i
definitely had a couple of those you feel me like going to call to eat like a dance
they had me in those for like a semester god damn white cheese ham bread and white milk
what do you think about that education?
If you had to say something for parents now
whose kids are being put in special classes,
what do you think about that?
Do you think it's helpful?
Do you think it hurts?
What do you think needs to be done for real?
A lot of times when I act up,
it was because of stuff that I was lacking in my household
or lacking in my life.
So now I realize I was really just acting out
because I really miss my pop or, like, I really miss my family.
And I was just looking for the wrong attention
when I could have went about it the wrong way.
I didn't know that until now.
So I think parents got to understand, like,
if your kid is acting up, your kid's acting out,
try to figure out what's going on.
Because it may be something that they're not telling you
or don't know how to express before you just beat their ass.
Like, be on some shit like, yo, talk to me. Like, it's okay's okay it's okay you feel scared it's okay you feel upset it's okay but tell me why you feel
this way let's let's let's go through the motions because at the end of the days a conversation can
save everything that's true now listen after you head butted dude what happened um they put me in
iss i got arrested did he fight i mean of course. They all jumped on me and pulled me around. After that, they called the cops.
I got arrested.
Went to the little jail thingy, whatever it could be.
They let me on probation.
I went to court again.
And I got locked up for like 18 months.
Damn.
I seen somewhere that you got your GED when you was locked up.
Yeah, I got my GED.
But I wanted to play football when I came out.
But I got kicked out of the alternative school, was my last resort so I know that's what happened
But I had high hopes I can get my GED come out to go to high school
But so you got your GED and thought you would go back to high school? I didn't know
I thought like I can get that and then get that too like a bonus. Like this ain't the real diploma
This ain't it. Let me get the P.E. excuse me. This ain't it. Oh God.
Now in Big Decisions, the song Big Decisions, you say you had to start
taking care of yourself
since you were nine.
Yeah.
Why?
Well, like I said,
my mom worked a lot,
so there was a lot of time
I had to watch myself at nine.
When you a black kid,
you understand that shit.
Don't open the door.
Don't answer the phone.
Sit your ass down.
Watch TV.
There's lunchables in there.
Relax.
So a lot of times
with the selling candy for school,
my mom wasn't there
to monitor that
So when they would give me the cash
I kept that shit
They was pre-ordering
I was getting the cash for the pre-orders
So I didn't have shit to give you
You was just giving me money
And I'm like yo
How much is this
It's like a thousand dollars
It's like a million dollars right now
I'm buying bikes
and candies for the hood.
I'm flexing.
I bought an ice cream truck. He was loving me.
I was f***ing up.
Buying everybody.
Spurge Bob Icy's for everybody.
Gumbo eyeballs
and everything was lit.
When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ
Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We still have brand new artists from the Carolinas, Moray in the building.
Yee.
Before Quicksand, though, you had a series of odd jobs that you did, right?
Yeah.
Can we talk about that?
Like, just you having to work?
Because you had a family to support at the same time.
Yeah, like, everybody, like, if you hear before they rap, they was a big dope head big dope guys only now I don't know if I work cuz I didn't wanna do this
No more kids. Yeah, three. Okay, so I ain't want to get locked up again
Cuz I already got caught up on a we charge North Carolina
I'm not gonna go back to jail for this bulls weird like I want to just live my life for my family
So I work once you worked at hog plants and chicken play hog plants chicken plants
What would you do in a hog, cost of the hog plant and chicken plant.
The hog plant, I cut the guts of the pig,
like the small intestine with the...
Yeah, like you got to put it on a little rack
and when you cut it, like...
Did that make you stop eating pork?
I don't eat hot dogs, sauces, nothing in casings.
And what about the chicken plant?
It was like a line.
They plucked the chicken, cut the head off
and they sent it to me. And I just put it on a rack and we just cut the wings and shit like that. So It was like a line. They plucked the chicken, cut the head off, and they sent it to me.
And I just put it on the rack, and we just cut the wings and shit like that.
So I was on the last process.
I didn't have to deal with the blood and shit.
I dealt with the last process.
After that, it was already frozen, and you know what I mean?
And Domino's?
Domino's was a fire job.
I ain't gonna lie to you.
I made hella bread.
Like, you see how I am.
Like, I go to your crib.
Yo, Domino's.
Yo, what's happening, my boy?
Hey, yeah.
You about to be good as hell, my boy.
I'm gonna give you a tip.
Fuck yeah.
Love you.
I'm out.
I just get like $20, $30.
You probably have some weed, a little bit of weed.
Come on now.
I used to buy weed for my customers.
Not a call center.
What did you do at the call center?
I worked for PNC Bank.
I basically help people with their accounts.
Tell you how much you had in your account and what you spent.
Wait a minute.
So after getting locked up and all that.
All that.
You worked for PNC.
For a bank.
And they call you up like, hey bro, how much I got in account I look I'm gonna put you I'm put you in my mind
shit imagine being broken the day before you got no we you hungry in your
lunch break I could call you he got a hundred thousand miles on his account
you got his social his name his first and last name address everything you
need to take this man money oh my goodness but you know you can't Jesus
Christ the seat was hot I
can't fuck for a couple reasons I don't want to be done to me yeah I know I got
hell of karma coming to me I don't want that kind of karma gotcha but it's like
damn yeah brother damn I'm hungry this account look looks juicy. Like Wagyu right now. I need this account.
What's the most you ever seen?
I've seen,
it was a retired football player.
I forgot his name.
He had $1.7 million on his account
and he was complaining
about a $3 fee he received.
Whoa.
A $3 fee?
He's goddamn right.
You see?
People like DJ Envy,
I didn't like them.
I didn't like them.
I was like,
yeah, true.
But it's money that you knew was coming out.
Check images cost $3, sir.
You wanted a check image.
Yeah, you wanted your face or your old team on your check.
Yeah, you got it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hell, God.
So during that time with these ad jabs,
you were writing music and you were performing also, right?
Yeah, I was writing my music.
I was going to the studio.
I was performing at little clubs.
I was trying my best to still do it but when you got a nine-to-five
and that your money count for all your bills it's hard to pay for $4 studio
time I was like god man every time guys $40 I can't get a free day and I come back and
slot that shit in you did Uber and you also did construction so how was Uber I wouldn't want you as an
Uber driver you might be a little chatty makes for a great interview yeah yeah yeah but as an Uber driver I don't want you as an Uber driver. You might be a little chatty. Makes for a great interview.
But as an Uber driver, I don't know.
No, as an Uber driver, I definitely
was chatty as s***. And people
love you. Because I thought the all-A business.
I was Charlamagne in an Uber.
No bulls***. I want to know
all the tea. Who's going to be the donkey of the day?
I didn't know what. No, Kyle
told my wife all the stories.
Baby, this mother f***er is crazy. These white folks is tripping. I didn't know what no Catholic stories
Kisses in my back see hey hey hey hey leave your clothes on white boy
With the water thing ever happened in the uber some girl try to suck her dude in my backseat. You stopped it? Of course. Why you hate it? I'm not about to see nobody Johnson in my backseat.
One star rating for you, sir.
Oh, God, as you should.
Now go ahead and skedaddle.
Skedaddle.
Now, you mentioned your wife.
You give her credit for help taking your rap career to the next level, right?
Of course.
My wife is, that's my rock.
I ain't always been the perfect man.
I ain't going to lie, pretend like I am. But that's my dog. That's my homie. that's my rock. I ain't gonna lie to you. I ain't always been the perfect man. I ain't gonna lie. I pretend like I am.
But that's my dog.
That's my homie.
That's my friend.
That's my n***a.
That's my best.
That's my everything.
And I gotta give her that credit
because at the end of the day,
without her, n***a,
I'd probably still be writing the same songs
I've been writing
because everybody told me
I had a whole bunch of yes men.
Oh, that's hot.
That's hot.
And she was like, n***a, it's not.
Oh, so she was the one,
she was the one like, that's whack.
Fact.
I love you, but you can do better.
And I always, and she still do that n***a to this day still do that to this day like i got buzzed now she still be like
nah don't even record that but go ahead and try again because that beat is hard
so what were the records you made after that criticism uh quicksand and big decision was
the first two records after that and then after that i was like then i think i think i found my
flow and then kind of like progress from there now had a quicksand take off. Um, most of Lisey called me. He was like, well my director director
I quicksand was like yo, bro. This is dude. I hit you up. I'm signing you
I'm like a bro is probably real like don't even worry about it. He like nah
He legit, you know
What give my wife number cuz her phone was on my phone was off i had no job that's real no no when i say my wife she saved my life bro no cap i was a bum ass i don't care who i don't care
what nobody got to say about this you were you were a brother under modification yes not a bum
i own my yeah i have no problem saying she took care of me and that she was the man and a woman
at times i have no problem it ain't the case now. Right. And I appreciate it.
So, like, I ain't gonna lie, I'm high.
What was the question?
How did Quick Stand take off?
How did Quick Stand take off?
Oh, God!
You said Moevi was trying to call you, called your wife.
Got my hands over.
All right, so, yeah, he called my wife on.
And some Afghan dude with, like, a coif and blonde hair was like,
yo, bro, believe me, your song's f***ing amazing.
I'm like, who the f*** is this?
Nah. I said, bro, who'd you represent but your song's f***ing amazing. I'm like, who the f*** is this s***?
Nah.
I said, bro, what do you represent?
Well, I'm trying to start my label up.
They're like, what's the name of it?
I don't got a name yet.
What?
Damn.
What?
I'm like, all right, cool.
But like, what's going on?
I sent you the contract.
I'm like, you want to send me a contract?
I'm like, I don't know what the f*** happened right now.
I was, and it sucks because at the end of the day, like, I was at a point in my life where I felt like I was going to go nowhere.
I felt like my wife was probably going to leave me eventually
because I had no job for a while.
I felt like it was, like, really over,
and this shit called me,
and I looked up like, yo, this is supposed to be.
Thank you, God.
It's going to be.
I sent a contract to my cousin.
She a lawyer.
She didn't graduate yet, but don't worry about that
she read it
she almost a lawyer
are you sure you're not
in a bad contract right now
nah
no cap
he should have made you
the co-CEO
I ain't gonna talk about
the contract
but let's
how you put the money
look I ain't gonna lie to you
I'm not gonna talk about it
all I'm gonna say is this
I know I'm in the best situation
I could ever be in
got you
like I f*** with this man
to the point
I trust him
and when he called me and he told me the truth, yo, you not about to be rich fast.
I'm not about to give you a bunch of money.
We gonna work this s*** together.
Right, right, right.
You feel me?
Like, you put on 50% work, I put in 50% of the bread.
Like, what's up?
I'm like, well, f*** it then.
You want to put me that way?
Cool.
And then all of a sudden, we put out quicksand, and then he put his hands on it, and look
at it now.
If he don't do right by you, just hit me.
We got a donkey of the day slot ready for him.
Don't even worry about it.
But I want to go back to something, man.
Salute to your wife because we have these conversations all the time about brothers that are just trying to make it,
brothers that have ambition, brothers trying to just put themselves in position.
And how long should women stay with them?
The fact that y'all stayed down until y'all came up, man, that's big, man.
That almost never happens.
And she didn't have to.
She had plenty of reasons to leave me.
And she always told me, like,
as long as you don't hurt me to the point where, like,
I can't come back, I understand.
And now I understand I would never try to hurt you again.
Even though I'm in a spot and, like, no cap,
to all the females that's been in my DM,
please stop.
I love y'all.
But my wife gonna f*** me up for y'all. So so listen so was you cheating when you was broke I thought one time no
cap Jimmy I did yeah and she forgave me she didn't have to I didn't even expect
and my mom was already divorced we was married it's I was already boy so she
might leave me she stuck with me granted I had to work hard as but I was
willing to take that I was well no cap she could have been a kid***head. She could have cheated back. She could have done whatever she wanted to do
But she didn't. That gotta be the worst feeling to hurt somebody that's done so much for you
Bro no cap. When I look at my wife
I get very sensitive because I understand like that's my blessing like my wife is like
Like I can't even explain who she is. I can explain that, like, she's my everything.
Well, don't move.
We have more with Marae when we come back.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We're still kicking it with Marae.
Charlamagne.
You know, one of my favorites, I think it is my favorite record of yours so far Switched up. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, is that is that based on a true story?
Yeah, they know cats which stuff is based on a lot of events that happen in my life with people who?
Show me their true colors man
People who show you true colors you got you got to believe the one when they tell you what they are in the beginning
They always show you it's always you always have a first instinct like this
Like you you let it pass because at the end of the day you try to give a chance and
be who they gonna be
but then they show you
who they really are
now you're surprised
does that happen
when the money
started coming in
or was it before
before the money
like I think it was
the worst for me
as far as
like people switching up
cause when you broke
my kids don't got a
sugar coat
how they feel about you
cause you broke
who gives a
like you a bum
you this
you that
you that
I don't gotta
fuck with you
like people will
walk out your life easy but you can't give them nothing that you that I'm gonna f*** with you like people will walk
out your life easy
but you can't give them nothing
but I feel like it's harder
now with money
cause they gonna say yes
and say hell yeah
cause you got money now
so it's hard to tell
who switched up
when you rich
because at the end of the day
they gonna play that role
while you around regardless
you had to pull a
you pulled a gun out
for your guy
that f***ed on you
you're a funny guy
how'd you start to switch up
I mean yeah you feel me but yeah switch that? I mean, yeah,
you feel me?
But yeah,
you know what I mean?
We're going to say
I always have my
back and he know
who he is.
You think there's
ever any chance
for reconciliation?
Yeah, yeah, of course.
He wrote me the other day.
I'm like, yo,
what's up?
How you been?
I see you turning up
and I ain't trying
to write you
all this shit
because you popping,
but I just want to say
good luck on your success.
And see,
that's the worst, right? Because now you don't know who you can trust because you popping, but just want to say good luck on it. Good luck on your success. And see, that's the worst, right?
Cause now you don't know who you, if you can, you can trust cause you popping.
Exactly.
You never wrote me before, but I know you heard the song.
Every homie that I ever had beef with or I ever like not with them when it hurts for stuff,
they all wrote me.
That's how I know it was you.
Like the song was in general for every that ever wronged me.
But the n****s that wrote me, now I know you don't him
because I didn't tell you the song was about you.
You just wrote me.
Them hit dogs hollering.
What's up, bro, how you feeling?
Hell yeah.
Yo, I heard Swish, who that song about?
Oh, you.
It's about you.
It's about you.
Because you asking, it's about you.
Nobody else asks who the song about.
The song is either dope or it's not.
You want to know who the song's about
because it's about you.
Now, do you rep the Carolinas of Pennsylvania?
What's in you? 2-6,
No Cat, Fairville. I f*** with the
Ville because it taught me how to be a man.
But I also f*** with PA because it taught me what not
to do. I had my kids in Fairville.
I got married in Fairville. I became a man.
I went to high school in PA
and got locked up in PA. They're stupid
s*** in PA. Not that I don't want to claim
the city, I don't want to claim that guy.
I want to leave
him where he at
because I feel like
he did a lot of
shit to people that
I can't say sorry
for.
People are going
to hear me talking
like, yo, fuck
this shit.
And if I hurt you,
I want to say I
apologize because
at the end of the
day, I was in a
different mindset
than I am now.
I apologize.
If people know
anything about
North Carolina,
North Carolina
produces some
great lyricists,
man.
You're talking
Fontaine Poo from Little Brother. You're talking J. Cole. You great lyricists, man. You're talking Fontaine Poole from Little Brother.
You're talking J. Cole.
You're talking Rhapsody.
You're talking DaBaby.
You're talking about Josie Moe, who I love.
None of them ever reached out?
Like Cole or DaBaby?
Oh, yeah, yeah.
I heard rumors you was supposed to sign to Dreamville at one point.
No, people heard, sent a cosign thing, and it was like, oh, he signed to Dreamville.
How did he cosign for people that don't know?
Basically, he just wrote, like, yo, super amazing, I f*** with your s***.
And that's the cosign everybody talking about.
Oh, he wrote it on your Instagram?
Yeah, no cap.
And not to mention, like, I've talked to him after that, and, like, he's a solid-ass dude.
He didn't give me no, like, oh, I'm the king of Fayetteville, or I'm this, I'm...
He gave me, like, yo, bro, this is how you can survive in this game.
This is what you want to watch out for.
This is what you want to do.
You want to read everything.
Like, gave me real big brother advice
for somebody he don't even know
that he didn't have to do.
You didn't have to co-sign me.
But you went with Archer away
and did that, so, like,
solid, and I always appreciate him for that.
No cap.
I saw you tweet out recently, too.
I used to try to protect my name
in situations,
but now I just want to protect my peace.
Yeah.
What does that mean?
I feel like a lot of niggas understand,
like, they'll get tried
or, like, oh, or they got to play the tough guy in certain situations. Well, like I mean, I feel like a lot of just understand like They're there get tried or like oh or they got to play the tough guy in certain situations
Well, like honestly, you you know boy you talk to us a bitch for anyways like bra
I probably punching your if you want all your homies right here
I'll fight you up one in this club like stop playing me be yourself
I'd rather protect my peace and leave then I had to beat your ass now
I'm in court for for you like who you weren't in the first place
I don't pretend to be
the biggest gangster.
That's not who I am.
But when I let you hold me,
you got me f***ed up.
Like, bro,
we gonna do it,
but I really wanna just
be a nice guy and s***.
Like,
and I think people are,
they're upset
and don't want me to be,
but I don't care
because I have no reason
to be sad, bro.
Like, I still live
in the same crib
when Mo called me.
Like, I still live
in the same holes in my,
bro, I live in the same crib, bro.
You about to say the same holes in your what in my my windows I
got your drawers I'm like you can not have an AP on but not like I still live
in this no cats it to this day is humbling for me and I'm like yo like I
really and once I leave it I'm'm going to take pictures and be like,
yo, you can always go back to this shit.
Do you want to leave?
Are you not ready yet?
I want to leave the house because it's small.
But I want to stay in theville.
But is it hard to live in that same house?
When people see a record and they see $55 million,
they think you've got $55 million.
Yeah.
So is it hard to still live there and you've got family and friends?
Well, there's no Carolina, so it's legal to carry. so if anybody come to my crib that's on you you feel me but
I don't have that Fayetteville don't give me that like no they got love bro like they show me when
I go to the store to get back with I get hugs laughs pictures and I love that bro I love what
I'm bringing to whatever I'm bringing because it's bringing me nothing but happiness how does
the way that you write and record now how has has that changed? Because I saw after you signed your deal,
you deleted your old music.
You're saying it wasn't mixed and mastered properly.
And then obviously your wife told you,
okay, you got to be more personal in your music.
So now how do you write?
Now it's like I write off emotions.
I let the beat tell a song and I just write with the beat.
Like if the beat come on and I hear like sensitive or sad I'm probably gonna think of something I went through that's
sensitive or sad and write to that because that's what I feel. Is it hard to
be vulnerable about about your feelings in the music? Not at all. No cap. I think I'm learning like I can be sensitive and still be myself.
A lot of people think. That is part of being yourself. Yeah like you cry or you you get upset or you sad
you a bitch. Nah you a bitch for holding it in. You, like you cry or you get upset or you sad. You a bitch.
Nah, you a bitch for holding it in.
That's right. Because you're afraid to tell them who you really are.
A lot of us got fragile egos as men.
You know what I'm saying?
We all do.
Yeah.
If your wife tell you some shit or somebody tell you some shit and they know you for real,
it will hurt your mother.
Yes, sir.
Every bitch that argue with his girl and she done said some shit, he was like, I never
wish I did that shit.
Damn.
Like, you're like, oh, what, you gonna tell everybody my business?
Like, nah, it's just, it's crazy.
But, like, we all sensitive, bro.
And niggas need to stop playing games and understand you can be sensitive and still be a tough nigga.
Like, you can still be both, bro.
When are you putting out a whole project?
April 28th.
April 28th.
I got my mixtape coming out.
Street Service Volume 1 is coming out.
I'm trying to.
Yes, soon.
All original music?
Yes.
All me.
Hopefully no samples. Any guests? Yes. All me. Hopefully no samples.
Any guests?
Nah, just me.
Wow.
I really want to just see
what I can do.
I want to put the pressure
on myself to be like,
yo, I want people to get
more Ray,
understand who more Ray is
before I start getting
on these features.
So it's not like,
oh, more Ray Poppin'
because of,
more Ray Poppin'
because of,
yo, he help.
Just know more Ray first.
And then we'll see
what the features is like.
Album coming out when again?
Tell them to get more
information.
Instagram, Facebook, Black Planet, MySpace the future's like. Al, we're coming out. When again? Tell them to give them all the information.
Instagram, Facebook, Black Planet, MySpace, whatever you got, TikTok, all that.
No cap.
You can find me everywhere under one handle, Morayda1, M-O-R-A-Y-D-A, and the number one.
I got my mixtape coming out, Street Sermons, volume one, April 28th.
I'm trying to get these videos out as well.
And please check out my song, Quicksand.
It's coming out right now.
He about to drop it for y'all.
It's hot off the presses.
Keep it better than the rest is.
Keep it number one and don't f***ing second.
That's it.
Bow, bow.
Hey, Moray,
it's going to be interesting
watching you grow, man.
Thank you, bro.
I see some bright things
in your future, young king.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You could do anything you want.
He could have took all he
could have took all of our jobs in here today the way he came in there and did the intro
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morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club
good morning now if you're just joining us we're discussing zodiac signs now this came from our
guy justin laboy he was here a couple of days ago and this is what he said about cancer women
hey listen if you're looking for a wife get you a cancer that's all i'm gonna say they're the only non they're the
only non-toxic sign i said what i said what do you feel about cancer i'm a cancer i agree this
i agree you know i mean i love cancer women my wife is a sagittarius but yeah just terror yes
cancers are very nurturing and and loving and they're going to ride with you, but don't cross them.
When you cross them, it's going to be out of place.
Well, what's your sign?
What's your sign?
Oh, man, the big reveal.
Listen, y'all, I'm a Scorpio.
Oh, no, Scorpio men are the worst.
I was like, if he's a Scorpio.
Listen, I'm a God-fearing man.
So we're asking 800-585-1051, is it true the only sign that's not toxic is cancer woman is that true
charlemagne i don't know i don't know if it's true because i think everybody has um you know
toxic traits at times but uh my wife is a sagittarius i am a cancer i have a lot of
women who are cancer friends i have a daughter who is a cancer and um yeah i think that they're very loving they're very nurturing
but do not cross them because when you cross them that love and that nurturing spirit they can be
the opposite of that in a snap of a finger so i don't think i don't know i don't know if they're
mostly toxic trait i don't know i think everybody's got toxic traits but i don't know. I think everybody's got toxic traits, but nigga, I don't know. I never played
with the signs. I have no clue.
Like I said, I didn't know what my wife's sign
was. Like, I didn't say, what's your sign before I met
or let me get deep into you. What's your sign?
I don't know. I'm a Virgo
and I honestly don't know, nor
do I care. What about you? Well, I'll tell you
the worst sign for men are Scorpios.
I think Geminis for both men
and women are a little cray-cray.
So, because, you know, they have the two sides to them.
They could flip it in a heartbeat.
It's like two different people.
And I'm a Capricorn and we're very practical, but we're not super affectionate, I would say.
That could be considered toxic, right?
A lack of affection could be considered toxic, right?
Because if I was a man and my woman was, you know Like a lack of affection could be considered toxic, right? Because if I was a man
and my woman was, you know,
not showing me affection,
if I was a woman
and my man wasn't showing me affection,
I'd be like,
damn, what's wrong with you?
Well, I think it doesn't happen
until we feel really comfortable.
Like we are very,
we have our walls up,
but once you get in, we're good.
And we're also very loyal.
Yes, I don't know.
I think it's all based on,
you know, who you've dealt with.
Like everybody,
it's people that have dealt with different signs that'll call up and say, well, this person is the most toxic or the person they're with.
Not like they're the least toxic. So I just think it's all about what works for you, I guess.
All right. Well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello. Who's this?
Hey, good morning. This is Chantel.
Hey, Chantel. We're talking toxic signs. Talk to us.
Yes, I totally disagree with the cancer statement.
I've honestly dated both male and female that were cancerous.
And they're f***ing nutcases.
Hey, hey, watch your mouth.
I am a cancer.
Stop being disheveled.
We're not nutcases.
Oh, I bet you're different.
And I'm a Leo, so, you know, we are the best sign out there.
But anyway.
You a Leo?
I know.
Yes, I am.
Libras are pretty cool. I got a daughter who's a Leo. I got Leo? I know. Yes, I am. Libras are pretty cool.
I got a daughter who's a Leo.
I got a daughter who's a Cancer and a Leo.
Libras are pretty cool and chill, too.
But to **** on the Cancer parade?
No, I'm saying I try to sever the relationship with the male.
And he, you know, I guess he wasn't compliant with that.
But moving forward, he got a tattoo on his neck that said **** bitches because of me.
He had to see it.
What?
Wow. What's your sign? Yes. He had to see it. What? Wow.
What's your sign?
Yes.
What's your sign?
I'm a Leo.
Yeah, you toxic.
If that man got a tattoo on his neck that says FB words because of you,
you're the toxic one.
Yeah, you're toxic.
You got him to a point where no man has ever gone before.
Sheesh.
F***.
No.
And then the female.
Oh, don't even get me started on her.
But best love of your life.
Best love of your life.
Be honest.
Give it up now.
Give it up.
Sagittarius.
There you go.
Okay.
Yes.
But oh my God, I'm so excited.
I got through to you guys.
I listen to you every morning.
I love you guys.
I love you too.
I do love Sagittarius. My wife is a Sagitt guys. I listen to you every morning. I love you guys. I love you, too. I love you back, mama. I can't go without you.
Stay safe.
I do love Sagittarius.
My wife is a Sagittarius.
Sagittarius is great.
Hello, who's this?
This is Nikki.
Hey, Nikki.
We're talking about toxic zodiac signs, so talk to us.
I think the worst sign to date is an Aquarius.
I will never in my life date an Aquarius ever again.
They are sneaky.
They are conniving.
And they are just horrible.
But the sex is amazing.
I'll tell you that.
I had to...
Listen, my ex-boyfriend was an Aquarius
and he definitely was sneaky.
And he was a liar.
Every time he would mess up,
he would try to say I was crazy.
But was the sex amazing though?
No, not really.
And they have this way of like flipping things
to make you feel like you're the issue.
Yes.
My baby father is an Aquarius.
Okay, I'm with you on that.
I didn't know that was an Aquarius trait,
but I'm totally with you.
That's exactly what happened.
Hello, who's this?
Good morning, it's Black.
How you doing?
Good morning.
Good morning.
So, I'm a Cancer,
and I'm the most nurturing,
most spiritual,
most amazing, loving, healing woman in the world.
I believe you.
If you cross me, I turn into Solange in that elevator real quick.
And Solange is a cancer, too.
Yes, she is.
That's my cancer sister.
That's right.
I would say the most toxic sign would have to be Taurus.
I met this Taurus man.
He was so amazing. He was like glitter in the sun,
but when you walked up on that,
he was just a speck of sand, like, ugh.
He would play with my emotions.
He would play with my energy.
And every time I tried to like call him out on it,
he would be like, oh, I need patience.
No, I need healing.
I need you to take care of me and nurture me.
You know, give me more time.
And about,
you know,
after three or four times,
he was still the same.
Like,
I tried to switch up things
on my end.
You know,
change the way
that I talk to him
and communicated with him.
Um,
I bought the n***a
like a thousand dollars
worth of Louis Vuitton stocks.
Sheesh,
girl.
Playing with me.
What were you doing?
Ha ha!
I will say this about y'all cancer women. You guys will be in the worst relationship Sheesh girl What were you doing?
I will say this About y'all cancer women
You guys will be
In the worst relationship
And you will stick it out
And stay
And not leave a person
And say you're gonna leave
And not leave
And just keep it going
That's what y'all cancer women
Be doing
That's a cancer trait period though
Like cancer
We're loyal to a fault
We are
And I was so loyal
I was like
Yeah you hurting me
But I'm still be here I'm gonna take care of you, yeah, you hurting me, but I'm still be here.
I'm going to take care of you because I know you hurting too.
And meanwhile, I'm sure this dude was with this girl, that girl,
and he's next.
He Kodak and that boy and all this other shit.
Stop cursing.
He lied about his age.
He told me he was 30.
Oh, my God.
I looked him up on the property appraisal site and the nigga is 36.
So why are you lying about your age?
Girl, you know what?
That's so funny you said that
because you know I said I don't like Scorpio, man.
The Scorpio man, I was being lied about his age too.
He told me, because I was in college still.
I think he told me he was 24,
but he was really 27.
And he said this because he was...
He said he went to jail for three years.
So that's three years that was taken from his life.
So he subtracted that from his age.
Lord have mercy.
That's a good one.
So look, look.
Obviously, you've been hurt by this gentleman.
Just let it all out.
Say the man's name.
Say what he did.
Get it off your chest.
Because I never heard you do the Elmo voice before.
I just told you that was one of the many things.
He kept getting arrested.
I'm going to tell you the truth.
His baby mom was pregnant at the time,
but he told me that she was pregnant by somebody else.
The whole time she was still pregnant by him.
And I only found out when he went to jail.
Dang.
It was a lot.
Damn, he's sorry.
I should get a restraining order against him
when I always talk about that.
Yeah.
What's the moral to the story, guys?
The moral of the story is I think, you know,
based on your own experiences that's what
you're gonna think is the most toxic sign right sometimes get along with certain other signs
better like some people just aren't good together certain signs just don't mix but i will tell all
you cancers out there stop trying to save people that's our mother effing problem okay let them
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