The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Brandy & Monica Bring Out Tyrese, Max B & Ciara at Sold-Out NYC Show, Ja Rule Denies Restaurant Fight Rumor + Tank & J. Valentine, Sebastian Maniscalco Interview

Episode Date: November 21, 2025

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Good morning, how y'all feel out there? I feel blessed black and highly favorite. Happy to be here. Another day to serve our beautiful listeners, man. What's happening, Mike? That's right. Drop a bomb for Jess hilarious. What the hell does she do?

I did not think she was going to be here on time today. First of all. She was out last night. She went to go see Brandi and Monica. You know it. And I thought for sure she was out. I said she's going to be late. She's going to be.

She's going to oversleep because she was out. She was out. She was drinking. She was singing. Why would you oversleep? First of all, the thing about Brandi and Monica, that's so great. And think about all of these older people

going out, that's so great. They start this show at a certain time so it can be over at a certain time because they know we all need our rest. And they start on time. What time did it start? How was the show, first or foremost? The show is great.

When they say they started at eight, oh, they did. Oh, they started eight eight? Yeah, yeah, no, for real. Like, it's not a game. And everybody on that show is a mother with young children. Yes, listen. Yes, it was literally like that. And I saw a big low in there.

Oh, listen, low is in love low. She came and watched it. Yeah, I know something I say Big Glow, but I said Big Lowe. Okay, Big Lerosa. Yes. But, yeah, it's Lauren Lerosa. She's boot up? She can't, listen.

Hold of hands. That man was walking up right behind him. Which one, though? Yeah, did a pick up, who you say, our man. Yes, he was behind her. It was her guy. The only guy that she got, and I'm not about to, I'm not about to. And she got two guys and both of them named Lawrence.

All right, keep going. Oh, my God, no, it's not Lauren and Lawrence. Hey, yo, no, I got some videos, though. So how was the show? So how long was the show? What time did you get up out of there? No, I didn't say to the end because I knew I wouldn't get up. So Lauren stayed to the end.

She probably met them in a bag. We had backstage spaces and everything, and I wanted to see Monica and Brandy and Kelly. Let me say something. When Kelly came out, Chris was like my husband. Chris was like, damn, Kelly. I was like, excuse me? Like, I heard him over everybody. Like, over everybody.

Like, I made him go to the show. He really wants to see like no audition and boys the middle and all them. But I was like, Babe Noah's Date Night, Lowell bringing her man. Taylor bringing her man. Come on, let's go. He was in there, man, Kelly came out. He ain't no, none of her songs. He was like, damn.

That's what you said. Yep, mouth open the whole time. Like, what the hell? So you were staring at him the whole time? Yeah, then I started staying at Kelly too. I'm like, damn, I can't. I blame you, that girl fine as hell. Brandy came out, told you a lot of layers.

They always performed like it's cold. You know what I mean? But she killed it, tore it down. That girl did not need any studio, no nothing. Her raw vocals. Killed it. literally sound just like the songs. Wow.

Yeah, and I knew every brandy song from top to bottom. I heard they brought out a FAB. They bought out Fabulous, Fat Joe. Came out there. I was in the stands like, yo, why did you? Oh, no, no, no.

Because we... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Her Tyree seen you. Tyree seeing you. I was like, Kelly, she was like, What's up? Girl, I was like, girl, what's up? And then she kept on singing her songs.

In the middle of the show. Yes, in the middle of the show. She looked there. She was like, oh, my shirt. She brought out Sierra. Sierra came and tore it down. They said Max B came out. Max B came out

Yes He came out with His house Where was Ray J? I don't know There was rumor that Ray J was going to come out Ray J is on tour

too ain't he No Oh okay Okay well I don't know Ray Jail had a little Kim Would have killed Well wait a minute He probably somewhere

With Sheila I don't know So the show was dope Yeah it was dope It was great It was great We had the best seats Fourth Row

All right by was around me Like it was late But you know what On my way out Everybody was like All right, no, show up to work tomorrow. I'm like, all right, mind your business. Calm down.

That's right. Like, Jess, I'm glad. Be on the radio tomorrow because I'm still going to work. I want to hear your voice. I was like, all right, y'all. My press on is popping off every damn song. Look, that's why I'm in here regoing today. Especially when you ever came out.

You only got five nails on. I know. The nails went popping all over the place. Lauren came in there, drunk. I'm glad it was a good night of R&B, and we have the host of the R&B money podcast. The authorities of all things, R&B, Tank and J. Valentine, I'll be joining us this morning.

Litt. Yes. Yeah, they'll be joining us this morning. They'll talk about the new season of R&B Money Podcasts on the Black Effect Podcast Network. First episode is out now with Alicia Keys. That's right. And also Sebastian Mani-Scalo. Manuscalco.

There you go. Yeah, he'll be joining us. Comedian. He has a new comedy special out today on Hulu, and we're going to be chopping it up with him as well. So let's get the show cracking. Can we hear some? What you want to hear?

Something from the tour last night. Yes, I want to hear Brandi Monica. Well, not the boy's mom. Let's do Brandi. down or something in there, period. Nah, let's do it. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess O'Larry. Shalameen, the guy. We are the breakfast

club. Let's get in some front page news. Let's start off with some quick sports. And Thursday night football. The Houston Texans beat the bills 2319. What's up, Mimi? Good morning, NV. Sholomaine, Jess. How y'all doing? Peace, Mimi Brown.

Good morning, y'all. All right, well, we start this morning on Capitol Hill. We're six Democratic lawmakers, all former military. or intelligence officers, they are issuing a stark warning. So in a video posted on X, they are urging service members and intelligence officials to reject any unlawful orders that could come from the Trump administration.

They say the threats to our Constitution are now coming from right here at home and are calling on the military and the intelligence community to stand firm and refuse illegal commands. Let's listen to some of that video. Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders.

No one has to carry out orders that violate the law or our Constitution. We know this is hard. And that it's a difficult time to be a public servant. But whether you're serving in the CIA, the Army, or Navy, the Air Force, your vigilance is critical. And know that we have your back. Because now, more than ever.

The American people need you. We need you to stand up for our laws. Our Constitution and who we are as Americans. Don't give up the ship. Now, they don't specify what illegal orders they're referring to, but under military law, troops are required to disobey unlawful orders and can even be prosecuted for following one. Now, this message comes at a tense moment, U.S. military leaders and even some of America's closest allies. They have questioned the legality of a series of Trump ordered strikes on suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean.

Now, those strikes, they have killed about 83 people since September. Now, Trump, he fired back almost immediately blasting the lawmakers on true social, calling them traitors, saying an example must be set and reposting supporters calling for violence, including one post that said they should be hanged. Now, at the White House, press secretary Caroline Levitt, is defending the president's actions, insisting those lawmakers should be held accountable. Let's listen to that exchange.

Well, if the president and the vice president, for that matter, have accused the other side of encouraging political violence, isn't that exactly what the president is doing when he says that members of Congress should be killed? Why aren't you talking about what these members of Congress are doing to encourage it incite violence? They are literally saying to 1.3 million active duty service members not to defy the chain of command, not to follow lawful orders.

Every single... Illegal order, which is illegal. But they're suggesting Nancy that the president has given illegal orders, which he has not. Every single order that is given to this United States military by this commander in chief And through this chain of command, through the Secretary of War, is lawful. And the courts have proven that. This administration has an unparalleled record at the Supreme Court because we are following the laws. We don't defy court orders.

We do things by the books. And to suggest and encourage that active duty service members defy the chain of command is a very dangerous thing for sitting members of Congress to do. And they should be held accountable. And that's what the president wants to see. Yeah, that video had Republicans tripping yesterday. I was flipping back and forth between news networks, you know, because I love hearing how everyone is addressing a single topic.

And on Fox, the problem they had was they wanted to know what was in the legal order, like you just said, me. And then you had other Republicans lines saying Dems told people not to follow lawful orders. No, they said illegal. But I do think we do need to know what illegal is. Yeah, they didn't specify, but several Democratic lawmakers said that they've received threats since the president posted that. And Democratic leaders confirmed they're now working with.

Capitol police to increase protection for the members that were targeted. So a lot of different reactions and viewpoints there for sure, Salome. And what's crazy is people, you know, what Trump did is clearly wrong, right? But is it criminal because of the presidential immunity that he's been granted from the Supreme Court? Like, I don't know. Yep.

It would be. It should be. I feel like it should be criminal, but because of what he's been granted, is it? He has a broad range of things he can say and do because of what, yep, what the Supreme court granted him so that's a very intriguing question to be continued we have time for one more envy

no uh-uh no next hour all right next hour well coming up at seven really quickly if you're headed to the airport with holiday food TSA just dropped its annual reminder of what will get you through security and what will get you stopped so we'll talk about travels do and don'ts coming up the next hour all right everybody else get it off your chest 800

585-105-1 if you need to vent phone lines are wide open again 800 5851-105.1 is the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you are mad or blessed.

We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's there, Envi? What's up, Evie? What's up, Dave? Hey, boo. Salome. P. Sis, sis. What's happening? Uh, chilling,

I call to tell people to keep Jake Cole name out of the mouth. Ain't nobody talking about J-Cole. What? Is this coming from? Ain't nobody talking about J. Cole. This is coming from

Charlamy and Waleigh up there talking about my man. And that song false prophets that J. Cole Ben addressed. Ben said who he was talking about. And Joey Badass, Ben said that he heard the song

before Waleigh up there complaining. Y'all need to do y'allet. How are you going to tell Wale about his experience? How are you going to tell Walee about how he feel? And everybody know that other verse was about Waleigh and Kanye. You know, Jay Cole said it was about boss.

It was about boss. He been sentenced. About boss. He said he heard the song before Wiley said when he dropped it the next day. Do y'all research. I don't believe that's what you're going to be a boss. Well, Walee think it was about him. And Waleigh said he confided in J. Cole and the next day.

Everybody knows Wiley's sensitive to him. And then Walee said the next day falls property to drive. How are you going to tell that man about this experience? Do we complain? Do we tell you how to feel about when somebody pump you in the and then it bleed all over your sneakers? Oh, my God. We don't even know if that happens. Wow.

First of my, if I had poked me, my fucking is all of me. What you got poked at? No, nowhere. Yes, you did get poked. You just got poking, chas. You just got poking. That's the only place I can poke that is on Facebook. That's not true.

You just got poked recently. You was in the hospital. Wow, I'm sorry. But anyway, y'all, you have a great weekend. I'm going to Virginia to go see my mother and my father this weekend. Oh, that's how. Are y'all coming in next week or no? Yes.

Yes, Monday and Tuesday will be here. We are? Okay. Damn, all right. I'm crying like you, Jeff. I'll talk to y'all. Bye. Bye.

Hello, who's this? Good morning. This is Randy calling from Newport News, Virginia. 7-5-7. What's Auntie? You know it? Good morning. Envy.

Good morning, Shalame. Good morning, Jess. Hey, girl. Okay, so what I wanted to get off my chest was I finally just saw that video of what happened to that mother and her kids in Chicago getting up by those children. And what was even worse than that. That was that mother of the child that was doing the jumping, putting her child online and giving that phony apology

and making excuses for her child doing what she did. That's disgusting. Your child is wrong. And just because it's your child don't make it right. I got kids too. And if my children did something like that, they would have health to pay with me because it's wrong. So that's what I wanted to get off my chest.

Hold your kids accountable. Raise these kids right. Teach them to keep their hands and their stuff. Use their words. There's no reason to do nothing like that. That lady was a sick woman with her kids. Like, I couldn't believe what I saw. It was literally broke my heart to see children behaving that way.

It's disgusting. I agree. And I don't understand how the police ain't made no arrest yet when you got people out there with videos apologizing. Like, that's a confession right there. If you want to lie to apologize. It don't make no sense. Thank you for calling, Randy.

Get it off your chest, 8005-805-105-1. If you need to vet, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm telling Hey, what's you doing, man? I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-105-1. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning, good morning. It's Yogi calling in from North, Brook City. Yogi. What's up, Yogi?

Salute to Newark. Hey, Charlotte, what's up? Man, I came out to your mental health expo you had out there. Thank you, brother. I had my son with me. Thank you for coming, man. All right. Shout out.

Also, Jess, what's up? Shout out to you still. What's up, DJ Envy? What's up? Big bro, I'm going to catch one of your car shows. What's up, bro, eventually. Yo, but I just wanted to get out of my text. I ain't got nothing much going on anymore.

I'm fucking I'm a truck driver, but I was listening to Uncle Shala big enough to Zig Paul and Anthony Joshua fight. I just don't really feel like it's going to be a real fight because all those fights he throw is rigged, basically, bro. Like, you may have to tell me you think he can step in a row. with Anthony Joshua and not get put to sleep in the first ride? No, I think, I think AJ going to toy with his food the first round and AJ going to knock him out in the second round.

Anything else other than a complete go-to-sleep that night, then I'm going to start having to be like, all right, these fights is a little bit of range because there ain't no way, bro. Let me ask you one question, though. You remember he's for Tyson, right? And he's for Mike. Yep.

Before that fight, Mike is posted videos of him sparring, hitting the heavy bag, hitting the mits. And it looked like he can, like, take down a car. He ain't throwing out one of those shots at Jake Paul, the entire fight. He ain't throw nothing hard like he was false. He ain't throw nothing at him crazy

to what he was barring and hitting the bag. But the difference between Mike Tyson and Anthony Joshua, Anthony Joshua is still an active fighter now who's relatively young, who has a lot of plans for 2026. AJ ain't going to go in there and play itself, I think Jake Paul going to sleep. Yeah, but don't forget. Don't forget,

this fight means nothing. Don't put a blemence on his record, whether he won't lose or night. Don't matter, though. No, we need a... The streets need a body. Jake Paul going to sleep. I'm telling you.

I don't think AJ and Eddie Hurons are going to play the fixed-arranged game. I don't think they're going to do that, man. But we're going to see. All right, we're going to see, man. Y'all have a good weekend. Y'all stay safe. You're going to be safe.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-105-1. Straight from the brand of their monocat, Ms. Long &roza. What's up? Hey, good morning, y'all. Hey, Jets. Did you go backstage? No.

we were supposed to it but it didn't happen they never came on and got me oh okay yeah but where was ray jay i know you're very sure well i saw last thing that ray jay was not i said lauren you just saw him when i tell you i waited to the very last moment to the lights came on because i was looking for him the show was what was the show was started at eight and it was very on time

but i mean i've been reaching out for some answers i even called ray jay so we're going to have a conversation and respond no he didn't i thought he would be up though i sleep me and ray was talking all day yesterday now that i think about He was still here in New York. I was literally watching him on stream. He was supposed to pop out, but the concert was great. We're going to break it down, getting into some of it. There's been so much news circulating out of this concert, y'all.

Crazy. Where is Ray J? What's happening with J-Rour? We're going to talk about it. All right. We'll get into that next is the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's D.E.J.N.V. J. Salomey and the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a street fan. Tell us. Man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody that knows to detail. I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about

everything is everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. What's the latest? On the breakfast club. Talk to me. L.L. Cubey. Yes, girl. We got to go to the

Brandy and Monica tour. Jess, you left before they did the boy's mind. I know. I know. I was looking for you. But I should have jumped up there. The job is mine. Were y'all going to do that? I know. No, I wouldn't do that. We wouldn't have. We wouldn't have disrespected them legends like that. What if they would have stopped and been like, Lauren, Jess, we need y'all up here for this. Girl what? Hurry. I don't run up there. Yeah. So the concert was a fire last night.

Brandy and Monica sold out the barclay. Let's take a listen to them celebrating that. Thank you for joining us for a sold-out night. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma-la-la-la-la-ha-la. You mean to tell me. Who there? That's Brandy. That's Brandy.

Woo. Yeah, I think a lot of people don't realize because I saw people reacting in the stadium or the arena when Brandy, like, she has personality. Yeah, I think people don't know that. She's funny. Very much so.

She has a sense of humor for sure. Yeah, very much so. So, yeah, that was them celebrating the fact that they sold out the Barclays capacity is 19,000 people. There were so many people there. Brandi did for Moon, sitting up in my room almost doesn't count. Have you ever just ran through the hits. She started off, what about us?

Yes. And I was like, look, I bet you I don't know this song. Like, yo, I knew every song, every lyric, everything. I grew up on Brandy. That's my girl. I think it's amazing to see like real fans of people come out to shows because every singer from Kelly Rowland to Brandy to Monica could literally

stop the music and they were singing word for word. Monica did, so gone. Just one of them days. Angel of mine. Of course, she ran through all of her hits And, of course, who did bring out? They brought out a ton of people. So they brought out Sierra.

We have Sierra. They went crazy. It was so wild. You would have thought that we was in Atlanta because, you know, she's from Atlanta. So the way Brooklyn had went up for her, the whole Barclays was like, wow. And that was Monica's thing. She was bringing out people from her hometown. But Monica also brought out Max B.

Let's take a listen to Max B. Welcome home, my brother. I didn't see them really reacting Max B like that. But I think it's because, you know, it's the New Jersey. generation and he don't have huge records. Yeah, nobody knew his songs, though. Yeah, he had dope underground records. Not only that, but that's not the same era.

Like, Brandi and Monica's 90s, early 2000s. Max B. was a little later. Monica lover jail, nigger. You know, so she had to bring him out. That's my brother. Like, hey, he'll be home, y'all, to celebrate. And you need, like, big crossover records to come out on the show like that. Correct? Yeah. I was... He can't come out with Bigst tape underground. I was like he should

have did a different song because the crowd wasn't reacting to him much. They were as much as they were as They could, but they didn't know. But I'm like, what song would he have done that that crowd would have known? I don't know. Well, he could have just came up like, y'all, I'm home. Make some noise y'all with the F and then went back. That would have been cool, too.

Yeah, that would have been great. Well, they brought out our guy, Tyrese. Let's take a look at Tyrese. He was so R&B last night. Yes, he was. You said, Tyrese was so R&B last night. What else was he supposed to be right here? Because when I see him.

When I see him? When I see him. When I see Tyrese up here, he's like, I don't know. He's like in this, like, mold of like, he's like funny. he's so serious it's like he's an army I know that but that was my first time seeing him in concert so to see him he had like fly he threw just a flower when he saw us he stopped and yeah gave just a flower

but I don't know to see him actually in his like Tari's singer bag versus being up here and crying and stuff it was a different experience that's crazy trying to get one time I'm just saying it's being emotional what I'm trying to see that's why I meant no crying from the one you forgot that he can sing is what you know that's not true I didn't forget he could sing what I'm saying is, is it was nice to just see

him being celebrated and actually being in his showmanship bag versus being up here and having to explain everything. Taurice performs every weekend. I don't know if you know that. I've never seen him in show, so it was great to see him in his element. I didn't know that he was Britney. I mean, Brittany's best friend. I didn't know that he did. Yeah, he's my best friend

y'all other than Ray J and then bought him out. Because everybody thought that he was going to bring out Ray J when she said, because this was the song at right after she performed, whenever I'm damn. Yeah, she said, I'm bringing out my friend. Bring it out my best friend. Yeah. And I was like, okay.

They should have bought out Ray J to do wait a minute with Little Kim. So listen. Oh, that would have been crazy. I was told yesterday that Ray J was supposed to be there with Little Kim.

And I know for a fact that it was in conversation, it was in play. I don't know why Ray J. didn't come to the stage. I called Ray J. I reached out to where I confirmed him from. You just call anybody for anything, right?

Because why? Yo, I waited. That's what you should have called. That's what you should have called. She was at the answer. She was at the end. She was at the desk. She was at the back desk.

She was working concessions. last night I was told your source close to popcorn as I got a saucer she was selling full moon t-shirt I was looking for Ray J though I literally stayed until the lights turned down because I'm like no Ray J, like I really wanted to see Ray Jail perform as well too but it didn't happen

but from what I was told they've been having conversations about this for almost like two weeks now so I don't know exactly what happened but maybe this will happen when people see them at the tonight at the Prudential Center in Newark I'm told that that's less than two percent there's less than two percent tickets

left. So that's almost sold out. I'm sure to sell out. Yeah. Everybody was asking me for tickets for this weekend. When I say I got so many calls, you got tickets, you got any tickets? Can you give me tickets for this whole weekend? Yeah. So I think that tonight then, uh, Prudential and Saturday, they're in Atlantic City. When I say, I just want to just give these ladies

big ups, big shot outs, right? Monica and Brandy. They were sexy all covered up. Like they ain't show no skin. It was so fire. Brandy ain't show not a piece of her neck. Mm-hmm. But she was still sexy. Multiple hairs too. Yes. What about the Godiva, chocolate goddess Kelly Rowling. What? Listen, that's all the skin. We need it, baby.

Let me tell you y'all something. She's going to show how bad. We got some Kelly rolling. Let's play. And then I'll talk about walking into Kelly Rowling. Go ahead. Kelly be out there catching bodies. When I was walking in, she was doing dilemma, and she stopped. And she was like, I'm going to let you all sing it. When I say, no, everybody. Everybody. I literally stopped. And I thought I was recorded. Maybe I was just so amazed. I wasn't even recording.

That was a number one record. And it, oh, my God. Another. That was a number one record in the world. You know how you always. said to us, y'all don't even understand real celebrity. Y'all don't, last night I was like, Unk, he right. That's a hit record. Yes. Oh, my God, the feeling in the arena

was crazy. And to close out real quick, I do want to play Brandy and Monica doing The Boy is Mine because another thing that I was not amazed by because it's Brandy and Monica, but I'm like, wow, I ain't never seen this in person like this. They'd really be singing, no backtrack, no nothing. Let's take a listen to Brandi and Monica.

Like, come on. Brandy posted us on her Instagram story. Did she? Yes, the picture when her daughter and Ray J were up here five hours ago. I'm glad that y'all got to witness a night of real talent, though. People with actual God-given gifts

and they've been making money off their God-given gifts for almost three decades. Yes, and I think it's so fired too because... Did you just see her face? Oh my God! Oh, my God! She was excited. That means I'm one step closer

to playing Brandy in whatever series about her life. Oh, yes. By all that you're going to come through. Doesn't matter. She goes to ages in her life. Okay, don't do that. But yes, I was growing She has to be grown at some point

in the movie, but yes, the concert was fire. It was amazing to see them in person and see everybody. It's so close, right? Oh, my God. We had the best seat. Shout out to everybody that took care of us last. Everybody that we saw, too. We had a good time. All right. Well, last the latest with Lauren. We're going to get on Kelly Rowland. Dilemma. Why not?

Oh, it's Nelly and Kelly. It's the breakfast club. Come on. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Shalemaine the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get back in some front page news. Now, on Thursday night football, the Texas beat the Buffalo Bills, 2319. What's up, Mimi?

Good morning, Mee. Jasholomein. How y'all doing this morning? Hey, girl. Good morning. Okay, so we start this hour in New York City where Mayor Legs are on Mondami. He is headed to the White House this morning for a meeting with President Trump. At a press conference yesterday, he said the conversation will focus on

an issue that both men campaigned on, making life more affordable for New Yorkers. Let's listen to that. I know that for tens of thousands of New Yorkers, this meeting is between two very different candidates who they voted for for the same reason. They wanted a leader who would take on the cost of living crisis that makes it impossible for working people to afford living in this city. My team reached out to the White House to set up this meeting because I will work with anyone to make life more affordable. A decade ago, I was on the trail of one of the country's most elusive killer's, but it wasn't until

23 when he was finally caught. The answers were there, hidden in plain sight, so why did it take so long to catch him? I'm Josh Zeman, and this is Monster, hunting the Long Island serial killer, the investigation into the most notorious killer in New York, since the son of

Sam, available now. Listen for free on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith, and this is Jacob Goldstein, and we used to host a show called Planet Money, And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history. And some of the worst people, horrible ideas, and destructive companies in the history of business.

Having a genius idea without a need for it is nothing. It's like not having it at all. It's a very simple, elegant lesson. Make something people want. First episode, How Southwest Airlines Use Cheap Seats and Free Whiskey. to fight its way into the airline business. The most Texas story ever. There's a lot of mavericks in that story. We're going to have mavericks on the show. We're going to have plenty of robber barons.

So many robber barons. And you know what? They're not all bad. And we'll talk about some of the classic great moments of famous business geniuses, along with some of the darker moments that often get overlooked. Like Thomas Edison and the electric chair.

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For the more than 8.5 million people who call the city home, I have many disagreements with the president. I believe that we should be relentless and pursue all avenues and all meetings that could make our city affordable for every single New Yorker. I intend to make it clear to President Trump that I will work with him on any agenda that benefits New Yorkers. If an agenda hurts New Yorkers, I will also be the first to say something.

Anyone who thought Zoran wasn't going to attempt to work with President Trump, then they don't understand politics. But it's also nuts that Zoran Mondani thinks that he can work with President Trump. I don't know why Democrats continue to make this mistake in regards to Republicans. I get that you're supposed to do this, but this isn't the Republican Party that your grandparents grew up on. Trump is crazy. Trump be like, yeah, that communist wants to come sit with me.

I don't know if you're going crazy. But it's going back to the same thing I'm saying with the government shut down. It's just like, yo, you're really going to. try to hold out knowing that these people are not going to negotiate with you, knowing that they're not going to work with you in good faith in any way, shape, or form. For Zoran to even talk like he believes Donald Trump is going to work with him in good

faith is insanity. It's just insane. But whatever, it's politics as usual. Zoran Mondani is a politician, okay? He's not your savior. He's a politician. And, you know, hopefully he gets some stuff done. Well, to your point, NB, about the word communist, the White House says that this meeting

is proof that the president will sit down with anyone. Caroline Levitt. some choice words about this meeting. Let's listen to a little bit of that. It speaks volumes that we have a communist coming to the White House because that's who the Democrat Party elected as the mayor of the largest city in the country. I think it's very telling, but I also think it speaks to the fact that President Trump is willing to meet with anyone and talk to anyone and to try to do what's right on behalf of the American people, whether they live in blue states or red states. Listen how they're talking about him

calling him a communist, calling him a communist. But Zauron is like, I will work on president with any agenda, blah, like, why do they still have faith in these people? If I was advising Zoran, I would say I think it's pointless for you to meet with President Trump at this time. He's going to use you for photo ops, and he just wants you to kiss the ring. You have a groundswell of grassroots supporters that'll be extremely disappointed if you meet with him, and there's absolutely nothing to gain from such a move right now. Well, and to that, Charlemagne, he is expected to push for key projects like that 16 million

gateway tunnel in the 2nd Avenue subway. He's going to argue that New York's economy is crucial to, the country as a whole, but also to your point, Trump has also threatened to deport him, even though he is a United States citizen, right? And he's also said that he will cut federal funding if he won. So, you know,

so that's why politicians can't be doing all the tough talk, because you know you still got to go through the White House. I just, I don't, I don't get it, man. It's just like Democrats learned nothing during the government shut down. The one thing that they should have learned is you don't and can't negotiate

with this administration. You only end up hurting yourself and your constituents. Because I saw mad people mad that Zoran is going to meet with the president today, but I'm like, clearly y'all don't understand politics then. But this is just politics as usual. He has no choice. Yeah, so we expect to see more headlines

coming from that meeting later on today. And this weekend is expected to be one of the biggest Thanksgiving travel weekends of the year. Nearly 30 million people are expected to fly. So if you are bringing food through TSA, I didn't know

this was a thing, but people are bringing food through TSA, prompting TSA to put out its annual holiday guidance to help you get through security a little faster. So here are a few Thanksgiving dues and don'ts. If you're traveling, they're saying that you do, you can bring your pie. So if you, whatever pie you like, pumpkin, sweet potato pie, they're solid so you can bring those on. Same for like mac and cheese, stuffing and things like that. But don't bring your gravy through security because it counts as a liquid. So does cranberry sauce, both the gelled kind, and the canned kind. They said that you can bring frozen items because it's rock solid.

Frozen foods can go through security, but they must be totally frozen. If they're melting, TSA will treat them like a liquid. And they said that don't fight TSA about what counts as a liquid. Their rule is simple. If you can spill it, spread it, spray it, pump it, or pour it, it needs to go in your checked bag. They said to be smart about traveling with food. They said that messy bags and lose containers, they do slow down the line. do show up early because Thanksgiving is one of their busiest travel days.

They're expecting record-breaking travel volumes between now and Sunday. So apparently this is an annual list that they do put out because people tend to bring so many different items through the TSA security line that it backs it up. I didn't know that people traveled with pre-made food, but did you guys know this? Did you hear this before? I ain't ever heard about the pre-made food. I ain't a lot. That sounds disgusting. I've seen people travel with like the raw.

though. One time when I was in South Carolina and this was about 2020 maybe 2019, 2020 and I was down there with Madam Vice President Kamala Harris because she had unveiled her mental health plan and she had got some collard greens from South Carolina and she

flew back, she flew through the airport with him and I was there with Jay Moore and Charlemagne the God and I was about to head out of town to meet my family and cook for Thanksgiving but where I was going I knew I was not going to be able to find the kind of greens there that I could get here.

And so, yes, that was me in my suit and heels, walking through Charleston International Airport, carrying two big plastic bags full of fresh South Carolina collard greens. It's a true story. And yes, as I walked on the plane, there were a few people who gave me the look. And the nod. And she asked me, would she look crazy walking through the airport with these. What did you tell her?

No, I might care. No, if you black, you aren't. But you'd be good. Yeah, I wouldn't want cooked food that with traveling. Nah, that's not. That's disgusting. Going through the x-ray machine. Yeah.

Then they got to test it and all that. They don't change their gloves real big. And if you hear that early, if you get there that early, you could get to my house and cook it. Right. But that's the only thing I would say. That's why I bought up that story

because, like, you know, she was going back to where California. So if you're in the South, Oh, yeah. You know what I'm saying? You're going to get you some fresh greens. They ain't got no fresh greens in California. So stuff like that makes sense.

But don't travel with nothing that we can get right here now. You know what I'm saying? If I can go right up the street to the grocery store to get it, we get it when you get here. You don't got to do all that. Right. That's crazy. Yeah, well, there you have it.

Those are your travel dues and don't. So if you're headed to the airport, save yourself some time and listen to some of those. And that is your front page news. I'm Mimi Brown. Follow me at Mimi Brown TV. For more stories, follow the Black Information Network. download the free IHeartRadio app

or visit B-I-N-News.com. Thank you, Mimi. Thanks, Amy. Now, when we come back, Tank and Jay Valentine will be joining us, of course, the host of the R&B Money podcast, and we're going to talk to them next. You don't go anywhere.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's D.J.N.V. Just hilarious. Shalameen the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren LaRose is here with us as well.

We got some special guests in the building. Yes, indeed. We have Jay Valentine and Alicia Keys Pops, ladies and gentlemen. Hey. Let's take, ladies and gentlemen Take Back on Broadway

I'm not that old Hell's Kitchen back on Broadway You are Davis But I'm You know what I'm saying You're back in time You play at Lisa Keys dad On Broadway

Yeah I play up 20 something Almost 30 year old That's a phenomenal job by the way If you haven't seen it You got to go see it You're back on Broadway for how long I actually took the whole family to go see it But how long are you back on Broadway for

It was originally two weeks But then I added a weekend. So it was, what, like 22 shows? So I'm here to the 30th. Oh, no, do, do, do. Get a chance. It's a perfect Christmas gift. If you want to take something for Christmas,

especially your parents or whatever. Yes, that's a phenomenal job. I'm not the same because he's here. He does a phenomenal job. I love the show. That's though. That's all right. When Tank walked in, Tanks at Charlotteman, you get an old,

you should use my product. My kit. My kit. Yes. And I'm like, rewind the time. Rewind the time. Then you say you got a fight. Yeah, let me go.

You ain't got no him. I do have hair. You want to see my hair. Don't take your hair. Damn. Yeah, yeah. That's crazy, right? That's crazy.

I mean, you ain't got no hair on your face. I don't know what hair you talking about it. I got hair. I just keep it. Oh, got you got you. That's a stocking cap for all those who don't know. I'm used to cutting off the foot of the stocking. I'm old school.

How did you get fired? Was it going to get a day off? I didn't do, I don't know. One day I was asking to change my picture because the picture on the box looks like they put a crack hand filter on me. And I said, I said, Joe, that's not how I look.

I never look like that. Somebody hated on me. Can you please change the picture? I'm going to change the picture for you, fams. I promise I'm going to change the picture. We went through months and months and months of please change the picture. Finally, I'm like, Joe, this is getting disrespectful.

They just changed him. It's getting I said, Joe, it's getting disrespectful. And the next thing I know I'm getting a letter in the mail, you will not be renewed. And never changed a picture. Look at how they did me. But I still see you on boxes.

I still see it. Because they got to sell the rest of that inventory. That carcade inventory. Wow. So I think they kicked me out and brought Norrie in. Oh, I didn't see Norrie in. You and Norrie got the same, I guess, color. We don't have the same nothing.

Oh, sorry. On the next episode of Joe and Jada, we find out why Tank actually got five. Of all people. You ain't called him back and say, well, that's five. No, no, Joe ain't hitting me back. Oh, yeah, damn. Damn, Tank. Well, you in New York?

I'm in New York. Right, Papa. What's up? I'm gonna pull up on him. You know who else in New York? Huh? You know who else in New York? Who?

Ray J. And Ray J said he won't smoke. Did he say that for him? Listen, man. Can't mess with me if I train, but it's going to take me nine months. What do you think of that, Jay Valentine? Everything begins and ends. We're Rayleigh.

That's a fact. You're saying real? I didn't hear that. Yes. He could beat him in what? Everything. Everything. Ray J.

Singing to? Everything. Outdoor pool. Oh, my God. He said, you can't mess with him if he trained, but it's going to take him nine months. Only nine months. He did specify nine months. But guess what he said?

What? I love you, Tank. He loves it. He don't love nobody else. He'll love nobody else. Ray Jays, my God. He said, it's up for everybody else. He said, I'm going to bid.

Ray J can do no wrong. That's what made the rant so funny because he said it, but then he thought about it, like, but it's going to take me nine months to train. Here's the thing about Ray J's that nobody's really paying attention to. He's smart. He's smart, and he has a diversified portfolio. I get it.

Some people may be able to sing better than him. Some people may be able to. to outperform and whatever but you're not going to beat him in terms of lasting and being in a relevant conversation as long as he's been in it. Period. He's connected

to everything. Everything. From music to acting to making social life. To make him. I said that this morning he's what I call an anchor being in comic books they call it an anchor being. He's an anchor being. To tech. He's in tech.

Raitronics. Raitronics. Those glasses. that didn't break. The glasses? They didn't break. They broke. They broke. But what do you say

after they broke? I don't care. I don't care. It's Ray J. He's smart. If Ray J. stopped, like, doing all the things

he's doing and really focused on his voice, we would hear a better singer of a Ray J. Ray Jister. Yeah, Brany. Ray Jus sister. I love that.

Yeah, Ray Jus. Don't hear you. I'm trying to play her in something. Yeah, but that was a conversation when it was him versus Mario.

And people were like, he can't see him on. In the beginning, Ray J was going there. And then I just think that he just, I think he was just happier doing more. Like, to be a singer-singer, like, you really got a hyper-focused on singing. And other things suffer as a result of that. You know what I mean? I can relate, Ray J. Yeah.

A lot of those guys are good, listen, good singers. Got it. But they're not, they can't out entertain Ray J. That's true They can't They're going to get in the crowd You know Take a shirt off

He's going to round I don't know what he had on At that What's the what's the The one music festival I don't know what was going on Yeah It was a one piece

He took it down But it felt like there was a pamper on the inside I don't know What the He got T-moot He said this The boots We got him team moves

And guess what we were talking about I don't care Who performed well At that one music festival Guess who we was talking about Ray Jay I wanted to ask both of you all a question right y'all are the host of the rnb money

podcast and i was thinking about this with the conversation that mario and cam newton was having is there a proper r&B etiquette should other rnb singers talk about who can and can't sing i believe you can you can say what you feel

that's you know i don't tell nobody what they can say or how they can feel about anyone else and music is subjective you know what i'm saying like and tank will tell you i'm the guy who calls him i'm like have you heard this song And it might be, the whole song might be off key. I'm like, that's jamming, all right?

It's about how music make you feel. If we're going to go back into who's the greatest singers, then we just got to go to church. And we all know outside of Kurt Franklin and the Yolanda Adams, it ain't a whole bunch of money on that side of it. So if we're talking about making money and making popular music, the voice is subjective. and can people really get what they're trying to get out of the song we were talking about

what's the song we were just listening to in the back um if that would have been like a gospel style singer if that had been a gospel style singer wouldn't work it wouldn't have worked Mark Morrison return to Mac no no good singer could have no elevated singer could have sang that it had to be that you know what I mean it's like it's a style When we're talking about in popular music, it's style-wise. So when you have the, okay, who's going to come out here and flatfoot sing for each other, we don't really have it.

So, I mean, you can say it and, oh, this person is better singer and that person is better singer. But then it's like who sells the most records. So if I put a list right now, and I say, tank, who can really sing? You would play that game? I already see where this is going. Yeah, yeah. I don't. I can't.

You know what I'm saying? because my voice means so much more when these guys hear me say something. Like if I didn't matter if we weren't the authority on all things R&B, if I wasn't a guy who's written and produced and

sat down and had conversations with all these guys about music and life and how, you know, this is what you need to do to do this and do that. Like, I'm in a place where I can't even do that. I got to encourage all of them. Because I inspire all

of them. Right. You know what I mean? So I got to tell either, whatever you have, this is how, this is how you frame that. Do that. Put that there. And then put that Sonic by this. And then do, that's the guy I can be. So, you know, when you say, is Mario allowed to do that? Mario can.

He can't. He has every right. I can't. So now let me ask you, when you have a computer that can make that voice perfect, right? I'm talking about the AI young name. How does that make you feel when somebody could type in lyrics into a program, push

enter, and it comes out with this amazing song, with this amazing voice, and this person gets paid. A lot of money. I'm not mad at it. Why? I'm not mad at it. Because I just believe that we are constantly evolving into something, right? If it's, and it's just another form of business. And I'm happy

for a young girl out of Memphis, Mississippi where somewhere out there, where she's from, that was able to make a living off of it. I'm never knocking anybody who figures out a way to make a living. Does that hurt the craft, though? But let's take it back, though. But let's take it back, though, because we've got to go back to the beginning. Because me, I have albums, many albums, many songs with no auto tune.

Now all of a sudden, I'm competing against singers who aren't singers who can't necessarily hold that note that can't necessarily do that run. They're not as technical as I am, but the auto tune is holding them up and helping them. almost sound as good as I sound, technically. We've been fighting against AI for a long time. I say give Millie for nearly back their Grammy. Absolutely. But at that point, you know, give them brothers back they Grammy.

Absolutely. And guess what I say? I don't care what the playing field is. Let's play. Flat out. I don't want to hit tank with Autotune, though. And I think it's a time and place for Autotune. I don't think Autotune works in the bedroom.

I disagree with you. Because all the tune is just, you have heard Tankwood Autosun, you just don't realize. Yeah, it's not just, I don't, I don't, I don't tee pain my AutoTune. Right? But I understand how to use the tool. Okay. And I also think, have you seen Tank perform live? Yeah.

Yes, so I think once we've seen you perform live. I'm a live performer. Yeah, so it's just we wouldn't even think there would be anything much on your phone. Because I don't need it, right? Yes. But I understand the sonic behind it. I understand why it cuts through and why, what it does on radio and what it does when it comes through your headphone. I understand sonically

what that is. That's just me being an engineer. Rewind the time. Come up, Tray. Give me back in there, Joe. Damn. I get your job back, bro. But I think it's something to being able to grab a microphone anytime, anywhere, and sound just like you do on the record.

And that's why it doesn't matter. It's just another player in the game that we're competing against. And it's enough space for everybody. It's enough space. When you had Whitney Houston, you had, what's, what's, uh, American Idol? Jennifer Hudson? No, no, no.

The one that we used to be the Laker dancer. Paul Abdu. Paul Abdu. You always have that. People are acting like this is new where you don't have one end to the other end. You're always going to have that.

But it's still a person. This ain't a person. But it was still assisted. Paul Abdul was in the video with a cat. A cartoon cat. Yeah. It's different. And he was singing his ass.

We keep saying it's different, but it's just today's version of it. Yeah. It's evolution. And you got to understand, we're not going back. So figure out your prompts. You were executive, right?

Yes. Would you have to sign an artist that you got to deal with makeup, hair, managers, security, all that? Or AI person that you ain't got to deal with nothing. You cut a check

and just let the money come in. Well, if you tell me that person you just said, it's Kailani. I'm taking Kailani. It's worth it. Tell me that person is Sizzer. Summer Walker?

I'm taking it. Most people won't invest that money to get to where Cizor is. Don't take that chance. Well, a real executive is going to see that. Yeah, yeah.

You're going to see Victoria Monet. They're going to see her drive. They're going to see how hard she goes and you're going to oh, this is going to connect because that's the other thing.

Now you also have to talk about how an artist feels to people. Yeah. An AR artist, you know, you're just like, okay, that's a video game. You like to play it a little bit,

but are you in love with it like that? You know what I'm saying? So the human aspect still kicks in when it comes to that. Oh, I love this artist. These people love the artist that I just named. Yeah. They love Chris Brown.

They love Mario. They love Ray J. You can't replace that. But I ain't matter if somebody getting their bread in another way. You know me? I'm not, you know, that don't bother me. The labels are going to, they're going to sign AI. Yes.

They are. And then they're going to use some of that AI. money to take a chance on humans. How do you patent it? Because you're putting it into a system so yours could sound exactly like hers. Well, they're not going to be able to do that. So that's where it gets tricks. Because the little Bernie thing that almost kind of sound like me and Sam Smith and

somebody else had a baby, the little Bernie, I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about going to see the f***es. You know what I'm saying? Hold up. You heard that yet. Little Barney. You ain't seen the Bernie guy singing R&B. in the rain?

Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, it's going around. Everybody keep tag me on. I'll show it to you. But, I mean, once you start trying to sound like people that already exist, then that's when we start having an issue. And I don't think they're going to allow it. Yeah, and I think that's probably in the works as well.

I mean, I got some homies that's trying to figure out how to copyright all of that and, you know, cultural IP and those type of thing. So as in anything, they got to figure it out. You know what I'm saying? you know, we all old enough to realize Napster and know what we went through during that time and seeing the music business change. Absolutely.

And they figured it out. I mean, they figured out another way to rob us again. But then you also figured out a way to give opportunities to people who would have never had them. Yeah. Well, let's stay here for a second. Y'all too have seen damn there

every evolution of the industry for the most part. What's the biggest lie the industry ever sold R&B artists? I don't think that there's a lie that they sold. I think the truth about what happened to us, was never told and I think we've had that conversation in terms of what we ended up having to compete against

as male artists against rappers singing melody and kind of replacing us in the chart space. Like we weren't honest about that conversation. It was like R&B died. No R&B didn't die we're still here but you're just

you're not giving us our spots you're giving our spots. You're letting bad singers sing songs but You're penalizing good singers. We're doing too much. Well, you're singing Jenny Juice on the podcast was pretty wild. Jen and Jones,

laid back. Nobody's paying for that, bro. So you're blaming it on the rappers. No, no, no, no, no. I blame it on economics. It was just math. Right. You know how much it took to make, you know what I'm saying,

a Boy's Two Men album? Woo. You know how much it took to make a Michael Jackson? an album but then when you had that first hit come come out of the basement of the Bronx or in Harlem you know what I'm saying

for $200 and some chicken and you sold two million of them there's a woo how do we get more of that but I think what him and I figured out early on too was we could make R&B cost effective

and that like we had a conversation with Atlantic Records I don't know 15 years ago. And we were trying to figure out how to make it make sense. And him and I were like, yeah, we got home studios. We can write and produce it ourselves.

If we want to bring in our friends, we can. And we'll set a certain number that we go up to so that when we turn in this album, he makes money week one. Yep. And we went in Atlantic Records and we restructured our deal. And we just like, no, we don't want that up front.

We're trying to make back-in money now. We're trying to make, you know, money that's going to last for our kids for us later on in our lives. So that upfront that you've been selling people on, which, you know, everybody knows. That's the bait. You know what I mean? If I give you a dollar, I gave you a dollar so you owe me. We're saying, you know, we're saying, okay, well, this is what it's going to take for us to make it. And then we proved that the business model worked.

And we saw a lot of other people in R&B start doing the same thing. Because before it was very expensive to make R&B music. You need a studio for a month, two months that, you know, the artist is showing up to two, three days out of that time. We're like, no, no, we're going to do this right. You know, I mean, we're going to cut the fat, and we're going to really do real business. And I think R&B had to figure out how to do real business. And so we just bet on the back end, we just created a different type of business so that we could do, we could do rapper business. Now, you said online that you believe that Usher is a better singing than R. Kelly.

And people got all your ass for it. They did? A little bit. Usher's technically a better vocalist than R. Kelly. Way more tools. I thought you said you can't say that type of stuff, though. Wait, wait, what made you say that?

You just said you? I see you growing up over there, too, you was like. These guys are, these are my actual peers. Got you. These guys are, you know what I'm saying? Arkelly is OG. I got you. This is a different conversation.

It's like Jordan LeBron. It's like Jordan. Jordan, LeBron, Kobe. We're talking about guys at the top of the stratosphere. Like, we're having a different conversation. Kail's going to lay this voicemail.

I know you didn't say he was better than you. I know you didn't say he was better than the cave. Technically. Technically. Okay. Technically. We don't hear. I don't even know what that means.

Technically. Okay, like, say for instance, climax. R. Kelly couldn't have saying climax. Not many people could have said climax. But where Usher went from from false to natural without hearing the transfer

like that type of thing special incredible it's like watching gymnastics everybody lands but some people stick you know what I'm saying come bring it home son when you're singing

everybody don't always stick like if you listen to climax every note that he sings on that record he sticks like it's like period no movement ain't no step back ain't no you know what I mean

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Everything she's singing on there, it just sticks. Which is why you have so many singers trying to emulate it. Right. They're trying to, because now, now certain singers or certain songs are studying, It becomes that. Like, Art Kelly is a product of so many things when it comes to study material. Yeah.

It was swag. It was content. It was actually him, excuse me, him turning R&B into this rap thing that was like, whoa, what is this? The first R&B thug? Like, what are we looking at? And not that R&B cats ain't been tough, but he framed it in a way to where it's like R&B singing. was like, I got to get a chain?

Add some corn row. And some corn roll. Arkelly made it so you had to get a chance and some Tims. Then he gave you balance with, you know, half on the baby with the silk pajamas on, you know, walking bare for a while a minute so I can do both. So when you talk about Art Kelly, you talk about it so much that goes into that. But when you just break it down to one thing, vocally,

usher's an elite. He's an elite vocalist. From y'all vantage point Where is R&B right now? Are we in a renaissance, a rebuild, or some type of redefinition? We're taking over. Taking over. We're taking over.

Okay. Ain't no read nothing. Yes. We are taking over and we are fully behind it. We are fully behind it and part of it. I mean, he's still putting our music. You know what I mean? He got a great record control.

It's available now. Everywhere. R&B money. Mm-hmm. So y'all are behind the business of the The record, too. Yes. Yeah, yeah.

They're the distributor. We're not playing. You know what I mean? And we got the R&B awards coming. If this man ever drives a fast car. I believe it. We believe it. We're, you know, we're doing the first awards at his backyard in one of his estates.

That's going to happen. The one we're overlooking the award. Yeah. And I love this. But R&B is taking over. We start with Ray J. He is there. Come on now.

Ray J has to be at the Army Awards. It can't last in the verses. I don't understand what's going on. Wait a minute. I didn't say he could not last in the day. I didn't say over Mario in a verse. I didn't say over anybody. I said, let's not act like he can't last any verses.

He's a problem in a versus. He was the problem in the damn verses. Man. Listen, did you notice Ray Jek walked across the stage like 82 times? Yes. For no reason. Bored. Just bored.

Because he can. We can't. Everything begins and ends with rage. You said it. That's right. You said it. It's the truth. R&B is here.

Heavy and to stay. We are killing shit. So many dope R&B artists. Think about the tours that I can right go out. Man, boys to men in new additions. With Tony Braxton. Shout out to the BPC. Listen, we got black promoters out of putting out tour.

Brandi and Monica money long. Kelly. Like Kelly Rowland! Kelly, hey, you got to say Kelly Rollins. Kelly Rollins! That's right. That's right.

You got missing. You got 112? What's the young boy that just won American Idol? Jamar Roberts? Oh, that fucking sing his face off. He on the boys' mind tour too? The B2K Tour is getting ready to go out, boys for life. Amy Marie.

A.M. Baguio. Bagu. Jag it is out back in. She's out right now. Jacket is out right now. Eric Bellinger. and Lloyd.

Come on now. We're cooking. They can't mess with us. We're cooking. They're going to figure out a way to get these young boys on the road together. The two BYGs, the Jadons, the Juan Moors, the Papa J's.

The Papa J's. Like, it's time. People want to have a sexy good time. That's right. Without feeling like it's going to get violent. That's right. You sing what Leon Thomas said. I don't have a song that would make y'all want to do this.

Over the years, the R&B. been the ones putting beats on people way more than rappers. Well, I'm just saying when you come to my then, there's no reason. Nobody knew, but Charlotte, man, that's true. Nobody was talking about it because we handled ourselves in a certain way. Hey, man, come back here real quick. Let's get this done.

And then we're going to walk out there and sing our songs. We're going to sing our songs. You know what I'm saying? You know, now it's a little different. You know, they're pulling out here in our crowd. I don't have a song that requires a fighting audience. I don't have a song Yeah

But it's time For this good feeling You know what I mean And everybody wants that Especially It's just It happens with society When shit is wild in the world

You gotta have something That keep you calm They're looking for refuge Shout out to Rotame me too Rotemmy too Oh come That's the family That's the family

I'm on his record And I got him on my album Yes y'all got a song You featured him on R&B Money that song, oh my God, lose your mind. What is it? No, it's Lose your mind of your body. Yeah. Yo, why can't I upload a video to that song?

I don't know. It delish. I don't know. You're doing it on the country or something. Like, I try to put that song. That's one of my favorite songs on that. I'm going to fix that for you. Put on it. Yeah, yo. And it's saying, I know you want to do something to it. What you're going to do to?

What service you have? What service you have? They're putting that on there. They're trying to throw, she global. They block me in Romania. because it's one of my biggest markets you know what I'm sorry out the routine man he's another we're back Army Money Podcasts we're back

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Tell them about the candles On the Army Money shop Talk about it you know what I mean we're about to start putting more merch on there and everything you know we got it cracking it's full marble it's you know what they'd be saying is soy and organic and all that other stuff yeah yeah yeah yeah all that stuff

whatever they say soy and organic does it smell good yeah no MSG whatever it is what it's my period smell like I need to be in my house thank you I'm sending them to the show y'all will all have them thank you thank you you know me go keep that we can't burn it up here like we burn candles every day you're got a lot of candles up here you're going to send it up

where's the envy water man we were parked in the back you know what DEI oh you got fired too I got fired no no no we get fired but when Walmart

stopped doing the DEI business and they started doing the business they took the black a lot of the owners of black businesses out of their stores which makes it more difficult so how did you get fired then if they took my water out

so all the water we have now goes to the other mom and pop stores to make sure we can say we're just trying to say he's not I was he didn't catch it though Because that means he's really black. We support all things black. All right.

Say no more. You know what I'm saying? But there you have it. Take. Jay Valentine is the breakfast club. Good morning. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fat.

Tell her. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts. Sometimes she has details.

Sometimes she has a little bit everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Okay, so going back to the Brandi and Monica concert, there were reports last night that Jarlal got into, that he got jumped. So Jiru got on X. You were there, so you didn't see that, though.

Well, first of all, the reports weren't even that it happened at the Brandi and Monica concert. Jarlal cleared it up, and then I found out more information and found out that it happened at the concert. But the reports were that he got jumped outside of a restaurant in New York. But Jaru got on X and cleared it up. He said somebody did try to jump him.

It wasn't at the restaurant that was mentioned, say less. He says he's currently, or a few hours ago, he was chilling, smoking a joint, watching SVP with not a scratch on him with the laughing emoji. So from what I was told, there was a scuffle that went down backstage at the Brande and Monica concert. Jaroo was actually supposed to come out and perform. They would have went crazy for Jouro. That crowd would have went out. Yeah, he was supposed to come out and perform on his way to the stage is where this little scuffle went down. And from what I understand, his camp isn't even really for sure.

what caused a scuffle, like where it came from, but it happened and he didn't perform, but he's okay. People don't like to come outside, like what? Exactly. Who the hell trying to scuffle with grown-ass Jaru? I don't know, and the concert was... It was such a good vibe. I'm so surprised.

You're so gone, come on, and you pop off? At an arm beach. That's crazy. What the hell? Yeah, that's crazy. I am. I don't know. Sitting up in my room comes on and you decide you want to switch on somebody? That's weird. That's what you want to do. That was not that.

energy at the concert. But he said he's fine, right? No problems. He said he is fine. He's home. He's chilling. He didn't go to the hospital and we're straight home and all.

Like, because they were saying he got beat up bad. That's false. No, and I didn't see a video, a short video that is believed to be video of the scuffle. I saw some blogs posting that, but you can't even really see anything in that video.

It's literally just like shoving and it looks like security. Like you literally can't see much. So it seems like whatever it was didn't even fully get to happen. Thank God. You know, John live waste.

Like, if they, John would have caught whoever fought him, it would have been a problem. That would have been a... I'm just like, why are you bringing that energy for Brandy and Monica? Like, that wasn't the energy. Another grown-ass man over here

with the wrong conversation. I'm just trying to mind his business. He want to make home a before. Jal live wits. You know what I'm just saying? The conversation should be, why is anybody fighting that 40-something-year-old? That's crazy.

J-all was minding his business. That's my point. That's the, we should be discouraging. Not y'all live-wage. I'm just saying. He lived waste. He ain't going to just fall on the floor and roll over, like it.

He's not afraid. going to fight back. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, in other news, Prize, so yesterday, a federal judge sentenced prize to 14 years in prison. So back in April 2023, Pross was convicted of conspiracy, money laundering, and illegal lobbying. This was after oh, and then after he does those 14 years, he'll have to do three years of probation. Now, this happened

in the D.C. federal court. Now, the prosecutors wanted a hint, they wanted a couple decades thrown at him, but his attorneys were asking for years. So his attorney said that they do plan on appealing his conviction and his sentence and he's supposed to turn himself in on January 27th.

Now you also remember back in 2019 prize was indicted on four criminal counts for making illegal contributions to Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and then two years after that the feds added more charges in relation to the guy from Malaysia that they said

stole all that. It was like $4.5 billion. So he's been going through some legal things but here is where it's landed. And he's been saying for a while that this is not true, doing anything illegal like this would serve him no purpose. Why would he do this?

So they plan on appealing. That's why I'd be in the house away from people, man. Because I don't know why all these bad decisions are being made. Pryor's 53 years old. He'll be 67. Yeah.

When he comes home. With good behavior, but like 65, which is crazy. Them two stories just let me know why I'd be in the house and ain't nobody going to make me feel bad about being in the house. You would have actually enjoyed

Brandi and Monica. You would have been in there like this. He went to a R&B. He never think you were getting to an altercation or fighting an R&B concert. It really wasn't that vibe. All I got to do is look around the room and count. It's more than fun. It's a potential for anything, okay?

That's all I'm saying. I was in there doing a butterfly. I was having a top of my life. Just like jolly. The butterfly would be like jolly. time and like I was just so happy. Y'all, my birthdays tomorrow. There's no record there

Monica and ready that required the butterfly. Laura said I was in there doing the butterfly. It's my birthday. She was so late. I'm making great decisions. They told me you was in there with brother man from the fifth floor.

I was in there with my men and stopped playing with him. Why are you being playing with him? I'm going to tell you what somebody told me. Brumman from the fifth floor, we don't even, that's not even the energy he's ever given at all. Okay? That's a grown man. with a grown career

and a lot of grown other things all right and talk that's the lady yeah and a good one you know what a great one

post it you know it's crazy talk that talk no no no no don't know it's my birthday don't post that you don't get traumatized

I was recording them last name was like what you're going send this to Charlotte man I'm like yo I don't even be doing that everywhere we go people send videos to Charlott I was like damn bro

I'm just you know I'm just getting in love and he was all right you know He's shot shot. Damn. Oh, I got mad angles from last night. And he knows. Man, that poor brother.

Dan, we didn't even get to Devin Haney. It's a lot more. Y'all, you won't focus on the wrong thing. That poor brother. My bad. Said that veto, y'all, David O. Can you say it? Mine's tomorrow, but you won't be here to say it.

I won't. I just sent you something for your birthday. Well, happy boy, dear Lauren Lerosa. Happy birthday. Thank you. 34 years old. God damn. Go be your gang.

That's a blessing. 34 years Don't do the butterfly Don't do the butterfly She's doing the butterfly She's doing the butterfly She's doing the butterfly It's all right thing

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Good morning, Sonny. How are you? It's not funny, Charlotte. It's Benny. I'm sorry, Bunny. Damn. Okay. Who you want to get the biggest heat on to?

I'm giving it to you. ball head, small head. Let me tell you why. Where Lolo at? Lauren in the back? She's around here somewhere. Let me tell you. Let me tell you why you got to get the donkey, Charlemagne. Because every time Lauren is going Lauren with the latest, you think it's Barbie with the business, and you always cutting her off. And you'll never let her speak her piece. It's like you got impulse control, like my Yorkie when she'd be seeing a squirrel

or she'd be wanting to take off. She ain't got no impulses. That's you. Damn. You got to let her get her feet out. You got to let her get it out. And then you make your commentary. Every time she's trying to talk, you cut her off, and I don't be knowing what the latest is because you think it's bawdy with the business. Well, you should pay attention. Talk that talk, Asia. You let you talk that talk. You know? Because it's called a conversation.

You know, she just got that haircut or the auntie at the family reunion who takes her but she got all the money. You got her live in her glow. That's right. Tell her haircut, got her feeling herself. Let her be in her glow. That's right. Okay, Bunny. And she calls you a Yorkie. She said, you like her little yorky that chase squirrels.

I love you too, buddy. I don't say you love him now. You keep going. Why does I do? I didn't need him to just let him. I'll get her peace out. But Sharla, I do want to say, I thank you so much for all your book recommendations.

No! I've gotten so many books based off of your recommendations. So please start a book club. Please. No, Asia, you got to keep going. Her name is not Asian. Why you keep calling her Asia, dummy? What's her name?

Her name is Buddy. Shut up, man. Shut up. Shut up. That's why you. Thank you, Bunny, for calling. We're going to call out this at Asia. My bad.

Good morning. Who's this? Jasmine. Peace, Jasmine. How are you? Hi. Good. I called you guys a few months ago.

I was talking about my short and stumpy new dude and my ex. I'm giving myself donkey the day because I went back to my ex and he ended up in my ex and he ended up in my ex and he ended up in my phone. He ended up in my front door, cheating on me with a fat white woman. Dang. My nose. He blew my wrist. He tore me up. So I get myself donkey of the day.

Y'all told me can I go. And what's crazy is God. blessed you with a short king and you know you didn't appreciate that blessing and you went back to your ex and look what happened to you. Good morning, who's this? Hey, it's KP from Nashville. KP from Nashville. Who you want to get the biggest he-haught to?

Hey, good morning, Jess. Andy. You know, Charlotte, man. You all know the holidays coming up. We are trying to get a little extra money. Now, I had that on this NFL last night with Josh Allen and Houston. Now, last week he scored three touchdowns by itself,

right into the end zone by itself. But this time he couldn't you a dang thing so what's the problem i don't thought i lost my money they lost and now i'm asked out of 20 dollars well guess what that's what gambling is all about sir i love but everything goes green man you just scored three four touchdowns by or something you can't do it one more week there's a new week and only i only asked you for one it's a new week that's why they call it gambling brother i don't feel sorry for you good morning who's this it's a jia good morning asia how are you who you want to get the biggest he-haught too good morning how you do it. Good morning, Judge. Shalabay and Vee.

Hey, baby. Who you want to get the biggest he-haw to, Asia? Uh, it's going to a baby's father. What's his name? Justin. What do you do? He has been M.A. I've been trying to reach y'all since August because I threw a birthday party

for my child, and he was M.A. Damn. Then call. She called him for his birthday, which was days before. Couldn't get a call. He ain't come to the birthday party or nothing. Ain't heard from him since August.

how you know you're not in jail today oh no oh no we don't reach out we reached out I don't talk to mama and everything oh okay okay so he just don't want to do with you he don't want to do with her that's horrible man how old is she because he bent he ain't having to deal with me how old is she

she is nine years old oh that's horrible man is she displaying any daddy issues no no no no she's cool my baby got a village so we cool over here but it's just the debut situation is It's unfortunate, and she needs him. So I understand how you feel. Very much.

Well, I'm glad that she got a village, man, because it does take a village to raise a child. And, you know, I don't like that be fathers. I don't know how any man can, you know, have a child and just ignore that child. That's insane to me. Exactly. Especially when they are a good kid.

I can understand, you, you know, dealing with kids that's bad or, you know, have, you know, issues. But she's a great kid. Well, hopefully she uses this as motivation to be successful, man. And, you know, she might grow up to be, you know, a co-host on a nationally syndicated morning show and, you know. Oh, yeah. You're going to be something for sure. And then daddy will be missing her and wanting to call her and reach out, you know?

Mm-hmm. Yep. Yes. Thank you for calling. Good morning. Who's this? You know, Charlotte, man. What's up?

Detroit Fugati. Detroit Fugati? Yeah, Detroit Fugati. What's up, my brother? Who you want to get the biggest he haul to? I want to get the biggest E-Hard. So everybody calling begging right now. They know if holiday season, Christmas, go get a job.

There is a lot of temp jobs people can get right now. You've got to be willing to want to those. A lot of jobs. Yeah. A lot of jobs. You go to a temp stay and get a job. Stop calling begging, man. That's all I got to say.

I understand, my brother. Thank you for calling. I worked in a temp job before back in the day. But I'm saying there is a lot of temporary positions that you can get for the holidays. But, you know, it may not be the kind of work you want to do. But if you're trying to make some extra cash, you know, there is some little tip. jobs you can get out there.

All right, listen, you know we got the Talkback feature as well, so you can go to the IHard radio app on the Breakfast Club page, click the Talk Back feature and leave us a message. Somebody left us a talk back. Let's hear what they got to say. This Eddie Kay from Rock Island, Illinois, so I want to give her

the donkey of the day to all of the people that do not flush public bathroom toilets. Load that mercy. You're trash. Love your breakfast club. Stay up. Hey, I approved that message. Thank you for your attention this matter. I cannot stand walking

in a public restroom and watching somebody else Duky in the toilet. Oh, my God. What is wrong with y'all? Like, how do you not see that before you get up? I can't see anything. And then it don't be no tissue in there so you ain't even wipe your eyes. You just took a dump and just pulled your pants up and walked out. Oh, my God, you need to go to jail.

Or when you're sitting in the store, right, and you hit a toilet, the person next to you hit a toilet, but you don't hit a sink. And then you hear the door shut. You be like, come back in and wash your hands. Then people need to be deported. They need to be deported. I used to pick up the wrong people. people. That's crazy.

But we do that every Friday. It's the people's donkey. You can call us up 1-800-585-105-1 and give somebody the credit they deserve for being stupid. All like I just told you, you can go to the iHeart radio app. Click the Talk Back feature and leave us a message, man. All right. Now, when we come back, comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Did I say that right? Manuscalco. You said it. There you go. He'll be joining us and don't move. It's the breakfast club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess Alari. Charlemaine Nagar. We are the Breakfast Club. Laura La Rosa is here as well. We got a special guest in the building. Go ahead, ruin his last name. We got comedian Sebastian Monaskol. Oh, he practiced. I did. Did I get it right, though?

You did. But you emphasized the Mon, and I felt like it was a little Italian coming out of you. Nice. There was no Italian in me. Manuscalco. Well, welcome. How are you feeling, brother? I'm good.

I'm good. I just got out to New York City yesterday, and I'm bouncing around the city and talking to everybody about my special coming out this week. It ain't right. It ain't right. On Hulu. On Hulu, yes. Yeah, Jess, uh, just, uh, she was,

She was hilarious, he said that you were a funny comedian. She loves you, but she couldn't be here. She's actually in L.A. She went to Mike Epps' birthday party, so she said to tell you, she said love. Oh, okay. And she also wanted me to say that, why are some of the best comedians from Chicago? She named a bunch of them from Bernie Mac, Little Rell, Hannibal Burris, D. Ray Davis, Airy Spears, Godfrey, Sherry Shepard, Robin Williams.

What makes Chicago? So Chicago, living in Chicago, there's a lot of sarcasm. There's a lot of making fun of one another, but it's in good spirit. So I grew up with, you know, even now you go back to Chicago, I'm getting ripped to shreds. You know, there's a lot of like, oh, were you on the breakfast club? What do you think you're special? There's a lot of that going on in Chicago. So I think you have a tough skin growing up there and sarcasm and making people laugh is just kind of part of the,

way we get through the winner. It is cold as a mrs. You got to have a sense of humor to go through those winters. So, yeah, I mean, I've always been around funny people, funny family. Growing up, just at the dinner table was just fun. We were either laughing or crying. There was no in between. So for me, we always used to kind of laugh to mask anything that was happening that was getting serious.

Even to this day, if I feel somebody's going to cry, I get uncomfortable. And I'm like, okay, we got to get out of this. I do that, too. Yeah, he does. So you don't go to funerals at all, then. I go to funerals, but I tend to... You don't speak at them, I hope. I don't...

I wouldn't mind that, actually. Actually, I would... If I were to speak at a funeral, I would definitely go the humor route. I'm laughing at funerals. Yeah. Just because I'm trying to break up the seriousness of it all. what in the funeral would you be specifically joking about because your style of comedy is so like you take like random regular things

and just like make it a joke like things that I wouldn't even think twice about because it's just naturally what people do okay so the last funeral I went to I was with my sister it was sad but I started looking around the room and I said be nice if there was like a cocktail service here something to like a like a beverage you know you're there you're sad be nice if somebody came up to you and says you need a glass of wine or something

and we just kind of start riffing off like wouldn't it be nice to have like a little food here and just make it a little bit more of a... Like a lounge? Yeah, like a... She would go to all the funerals. If you knew there was going to be good food and some cocktails at a funeral,

wouldn't you be more prone to even attend the damn thing? Yeah, but if you don't be... The repass, but by the repass, I mean, you kind of are at the point where you're hungry, So a lot of the family issues that surround the funeral, people don't care about because they want to eat. Oh, this is after. Yeah, and the actual funeral, though.

I'm talking about the wake with the body in the room. Sometimes you got like three girlfriends that, like, we're trying to figure out who was the one. Like, yes, a lot. What's your funeral you go to? Maybe a lot. Might just be grandma that past. You got, what's going on with you?

No, I do not. You kind of tell you. I don't. I don't. I've just been to a lot of funerals where there's a lot of things in question, question and you in the funeral trying to figure out what's going on okay okay i'm going to like grandmother aunt uncle i was thinking there's not there's not a like there's not anybody really

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What up, y'all? It's your boy, Kevin on stage. I want to tell you about my new podcast called Not My Best Moment, where I talk to artists, athletes, entertainers, creators, friends, people I admire who had massive success about their massive failures. What did they mess up on? What is their heartbreak? And what did they learn from it?

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forget. We bumped our head. We made a mistake. The deal felt through. We're embarrassed. We failed. But this podcast is about that and how we made it through. So when they sat me down, they were kind of like, we got into the small talk and they were just like, so what do you got? What? What ideas? And I was like, oh, no. What? Check out Not My Best Moment with me, Kevin on stage on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcast. She's from Delaware. That's a little different. So is anything off the table with jokes with you? Politics?

I don't do politics. I don't think people want to hear that, especially when they're coming out to a show. You're inundated all day with the right and the left and this, that, and the other thing. I want to give people a departure from that. I don't want to be talking about any politics.

And I've always said whatever my father is doing is a lot funnier than whatever the president is doing. So I kind of stick to my family. Before the president was Trump to him. Trump is hilarious Yeah, I mean, he's a funny Some of the stuff that's coming out of his mouth

Is extremely humorous But I just like leave that to people Who want to talk about politics For me, I just, I talk about my family I talk about I got two kids I'm going to parent-teacher conferences It's, I'm drawn from my own life And I'm not really paying attention to anything else

I also see a lot of exaggerated Like frustration in your comedy So like, do you, could you talk about being fed up About everybody talking about politics so much? I, yeah, I mean, I could go that route. I mean, I am a little fed up with the whole politic talk and people, you know, getting separated by that.

So I just tend to, I don't know, I just, I think what we're all going through on a daily basis, whether it be, you know, two boyfriends or, hey, it's true. It's true. We have one. Okay. For the sake of your children. Relationship problems, parents, you know. I just feel like everybody

It's relatable humor Observational humor That's my lane What's the part of everyday life That annoy you the most I got a problem right now With people wearing Invisaline during the day

That bothers me too And then you can see it and hear it when they talk That's all I'm looking at If you had a visaline on I would be looking at your mouth And how the saliva is in between The teeth and the So I believe Invisaline should be

done at night where nobody could see it while you're sleeping. That's one of my pet peeves right now. Another one of my pet peeves right now is the way people talk these like buzzwords, like I am on a journey. A healing journey.

Yeah, healing, whatever, yeah, put whatever you want in front of journey. You probably hate the word narcissist. Narcissist, not so much. That's not on my hot list of words that I don't like. Gaslighting. What is it? Gaslighting. That's a word that I don't even know really exactly what that means.

I hear it a lot. Another word I don't like is, oh, I'm speaking my truth. I'm sorry. It bothers me. Just these like buzzwords. So, yeah, that's another thing that ain't right. Are you a popular dad at school? Like, does everybody know?

Like, your dad is famous? I'm hearing a little bit of that, but I'm like an older father. I'm 52. I got a six-year-old. So when I go to the school events, I feel like I'm like an antique. You got old man? You only 52? Well, compared to the rest of the dads.

Like, they're in their early 30s. So I'm like almost like a, you know, like, oh, here comes the gray hair. You know, I'm one of the only dads that have gray hair. Okay. So that's where I am. But I feel like I'm bringing a bit of wisdom. to the school. Here we go to the soccer games

and, you know, they're handing out stickers at the end of the game and the score goes backwards once they reach a certain. It was 12-0 and then it went to 9-0 because they don't want to make the kids feel bad. I hate that.

I, you know, I have problems with that. And I'm like, and I'm doing something that might be a little out of the box. I want to get your take here. The breakfast club, if, if you agree. Do you have a son? I got six kids

I got four girls, two boys Oh wow They play soccer They do all the things Wow You got a full house over there You name it Okay and then the sons are

How old At one son He's in college Oh okay And he's a man of the house He thinks he's demanded out He plays football He's not football

He does not slam him around He does not slam me around The mother's son is 11 Okay So I got a six year old What I've been doing recently Is I'm putting Colon

On my six year old When he goes to school And I'm asking him when he comes home, does anybody comment on how good you smell? No, I'm not getting anything. So I had the parent teacher conference this week. And during the conference, I go, have you noticed how good my son smells? What? And they're like, I'm sorry? I go, yeah, you know, I'm putting a little cologne on. I was wondering, you know,

she's like, well, we're not really allowed to comment on kids smells. Like, I'm like, you know, I'm like, you Even if he smells good, I mean, there's kids that smell awful. Growing up in school, there was always that kid that came to school with, you know, whatever, boogers hanging out of his nose or what have you. But I'm like, come on, this kid's coming to school. And, you know, we dress them up nice. We do his hair?

And do you think six years old is a little too young to be wearing cologne? What's the... What do you think? Do I think six years old is... No, I don't think I'm too young to be wearing cologne, but I can also understand why the teachers don't want to comment on it. I mean, ever since Pizza Gate, you can't. It can't be too safe. I mean, I don't know if a six-year-old walks in,

small like John Paul Gutier, you got to comment on it. I don't have a problem with it. I don't have a problem with it. And I would say, not to say that your kid stinks, but some of these younger kids stink now. Like, you go and you can tell that they're not washing good enough. Yeah, well, I mean, they look like they're rolling out of bed right into the school. I don't know.

We kind of take our time with our kid and make sure he looks. Did fatherhood change the way you approach your comments? Because I know you use your family a lot in a lot of you, too. Not really, but I mean, it has, I'm extracting a lot of humor out of being a parent, you know, especially in today's day and age. So, yeah, I mean, I'm always talking about what's going on in my life in my comedy. So if I'm going to a parent-teacher conference, if I'm going to a soccer game with my kids, I'm talking more about my health now, how I seem to be breaking down. I can't do... You're only 52, man.

What you mean break it down? I have detached biceps, which I don't know how that happened. Wait, what is that? My biceps have detached. I'll show you. There's a lot of things going on. We mean 50. How old are you?

47. Okay, another five years. You tell me how good you feel. Now, here. See, there's like a hole in my bicep here. Did you play sports at all or something? No. This is, I woke up in there, and this is,

I woke up out of, he wasn't working out. You thought I was doing bicep curls. No, I woke up and I'm like, do I have a hole in my bicep? So yeah, I don't know how this happened. So, yeah, this is what I'm talking about breaking down. Did you work out, like, growing up? Yeah, I used to, yeah, of course, it was working out like a, I used to work out with no shirt on.

I don't believe you. He's a title of you. I believe it. Yeah, no, I used to work out a lot. But now I can't work out as much as I used to due to the fact that, you know, and I think this travel has killed my body, too. And being so physical on stage, I'm starting to see the effects of just getting a little bit older. That's all.

I mean, I'm not saying, I don't want to say that. Like, I'm like, a grandfather, all right? I'm just saying that I can't. You're talking like a Joe Biden. I just can't do things that I used to do. I played a basketball game the other day Like a pickup basketball game I felt like a hamstring was going to pop

So I mean I you know I can't Isn't there a certain age where like you shouldn't do that I'm being honest This one's telling me I'm not old You're like telling me to go sit out No I'm just saying I think you should still like work out And like be active but like a pickup basketball game

They get a little intense And you didn't like your biceps Yeah well I thought I was going to be available to do that but as I was doing it and it was only half court it's not like we were sprinting up and down the court.

Okay, well half court is better but how did you feel? You can still do that if he's crazy. What's wrong with you? Barack Obama was playing basketball when he was in the White House he was what, 65?

But that's different in the White House it's just him. It's not a random pickup games. Yeah, it's different. It's Barack Obama. She doesn't work out at all. How did you feel?

She can't be seven push-ups. First of all, I did basically seven with Lola. I counted in that video. Y'all had me after, y'all said five. How did you feel? when you were doing it? I didn't feel good. I didn't remember the basket being that high. I couldn't really

get a good a lot of air balls. A lot of air balls. But yeah, I mean, listen, I'm trying to keep in shape and I'm just having some issues with my body right now. Yeah, we talk about up here. We talk about colonoscopies. We talk about everything.

Just did that recently too. Did you get one? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He goes a lot. He goes a lot. He enjoys a lot. Like, he enjoyed it. He went for a checkup and the doctor said bend over and he did it. I went for a vasectomy. I went to get a vasectomy consultation. Okay.

And left with a what? And ended up with a prostate exist. He volunteers himself for it. Like, whenever they need to just like figure new things out there. Ben's right over. Finger. I wouldn't care if they, if I needed to do that. Two fingers.

Yeah. For that? One time, they went together. Can we talk about Shabaptas ass? Oh, why are you on mine? I just want to make him comfortable so he can, you know, then dive over. Open it up a little bit. Yeah, so I just went.

and it was wonderful it was just wonderful um no i was i was shocked i've never been put down like that on a on fentanyl and uh it felt good it was i it was oh we're talking about two different things what colonoscopy yeah yeah we had that too i had that too yeah that's what we talked about the prostate oh i was yes you're talking to me oh okay colonoscopy was great yeah it was great no it was The drugs is fantastic. Yeah, the drugs. I thought the drug was beautiful. But as I was going under, there was a nurse there, and she goes, oh, I'm a big fan.

Oh, damn. Right? And I'm like, what? And she's like, yeah, I saw you at the forum in Los Angeles. And I go, now you're going to see up my, and I'm like, you know, it's like, I don't really want to hear that as I'm going under. But, yeah, I thought, yeah, and I'm like you. I'm very preventative. Um, you know, I think a lot of times when it comes to health, people react to their health rather than, you know, go through the preventative measures. So I'm, I'm into testing. I like going in for, not, I don't like going in for tests, but I'd rather know early rather than, you know, my biggest fear is going to the doctor and they're giving me pamphlets and going, uh, you know, you're, uh, you're, you're going to die soon. So I'd rather know before.

It ain't right. Comedy special comes to Hulu this Friday, the 21st. Make sure you go check it out. And thank you for joining us this morning. Thanks for having me, sharing your audience with me. I really do appreciate it. You're not old. No, you're not. 52 is not old. I'm here in five years.

I know. Go play pickup games. I'm sorry. I can play pickup games. I do not have biceps. Although I am playing Paddle or Paddle, which your friend, your friend, Schultz. We have a thing now.

Next time I'm in town and I have some time. We're going to play. I don't know how good he is, but we'll see. He claims to be like the grand chance. I don't know what. the title is with like the grand champion he's like professional now is he a professional paddle he's a pro paddle

oh he's a pro now he's a pro now oh okay I didn't know he was pro now no no he's a pro now yeah yeah yeah I didn't know he was a professional pedal so I don't know I got a Sicilian slice that I'd like to see if he could return we'll see that sound crazy like a slice

on the ball slice slice I mean you're Italian I don't know I don't know My goodness, all right. Sebastian Montescalo. You got it. All right. It's the breakfast club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody is D.J. NV. Just hilarious. Sholomey and the guy. We are the breakfast club. It's time for Pass the Oaks. Go. Go.

Man. Hey, DJ, because that my DJ. Say, go, DJ. Because that my DJ. Yelah. Yeah, DJ, come spin. What's up, Naila? Big Nail.

Simone. Hey, girls. Certify Biver. Yes, what's popping? I'm excited. I just want to preference today's picks with its heavy R&B. Okay, that's good. We had Jay Valentine and Tank on earlier.

You know, they're the host of the R&B Money Podcasts on the Blackfeb Eye Heart Radio Podcast Network. So it's fitting. Okay, great. I'm going to go see Monica and Brandy last night with Kelly Rowland. Oh, my God. I'm so jelly. How was it?

It was great, girl. I'm going to tell you, after. Okay, yeah, I knew all the T. I was trying to get tickets. I couldn't get no ticket. Damn. Yeah. If I knew I would have hit.

That's crazy. I had an extra one. No. I had extra. I'm sorry. It's okay. I thought you had motion. Shut up.

Damn. They're in Jersey tonight, though. When it comes to the older generation, it'd be hard for me to get my foot in the door. With my generation, I can always get tickets. Jess and Lauren 33? Well, Lauren 34, now. She's 34, yeah. Come on.

Damn, that's crazy. Thank you. I did not know, boo. That's okay. All right, all right. Let's get into this crazy record. Shut up. All right, this record is called Baby is from Gabriel Jacobi.

He's actually out of Tampa. I like that. Oh, I love this. That's hard. Okay, okay. That's hard. Reminds me of sir. Yeah.

That's hard. Well, Anderson Peck. One of them, one of them vibes. Something, yeah. He's delivery. He might be in the best new R&B artist category at the R&B Money Awards next year. Yeah, okay, okay, okay. That was fired.

That was fine. Shout out to Tampa. He also has a record on there with Tom G, who's a really big Tampa artist. Oh, Tom G. Yes. Legendary DJ. No. Yeah, Tom G.

He did produce records and stuff. Oh, he's a rapper from Tampa. Remember when we had this whole Tampa Tony moment? Oh, I didn't know he produced as well. I think. I thought he did. Okay, I don't know. They'll tell us in the comments for sure at this point.

So, all right. Next, this is a little slower, a little jazzier. It's an artist name Grim Lynn, and this record is called Lost in You. Fire. I like. Fire. Yeah. You can tell one the DJ in love, can't you?

Yeah. Right. Wow. That's right. I love that one. It was cool. Fire. Did the beat ever drop up?

That's how it actually picks up. It starts off slower. I actually love that. Okay. It feels like when you put an altoid in your mouth. Like that cool winter fresh feeling? Interesting. Okay.

That's a compliment for sure. What's this last one? This last one going to really show you. Y'all think I can't fit two more in a guy to be one? Let's go. Okay. This other one is from her girl named Helen. She's from Atlanta.

Actually, she's from Texas, but based in Atlanta. How old is she? I named Helen? Yeah. Okay. She's Ethiopian. I don't know if that's like an Ethiopian name, but she flipped loving you.

How old is you? Okay. I think my age. Stop saying ages out loud. It's cool. I was waiting for that high note, but you know it sounds like when you walk into a restaurant and they take you to your table?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, one of them. One of them. I'm not feeling that one. Me either. Okay. Me either. And God bless that young lady. I'm sure that she's talented.

Absolutely. But when you cover something like many Rippertent loving you, don't touch that record if you don't have the vocal capability. Yeah, to go to that high point. Well, I would say, Don't do that. The fly part about this record is that in the... Oh my God, it got a little fly.

Come on, because I want to get to this last one, it's a rap record. But the fly part about that record is that in the second verse, it's almost like Carl Tyrone where she like flips it on like the guy. When Tank and Jay Valentine was here, remember the Tank was saying how you can't let people sing out of their key? Yeah. And that's when that sounded like the music.

Well, she didn't go to that king, though. She just said, I'm not going to do that part. Okay, so that means it's still a good song because she didn't go out of key. No. Have you heard? I have heard many riperton, I have heard it. Okay, you cutting out my time. That was crazy.

In the last one, Chris Patrick and Marco Plus did a joint with conductor. It's called Frankenstein. My man was eight miles. Yeah, it's super aggressive. That was fire. It was. I hope you don't DJ like that in the party.

How do you play three R&B records and we got a hard left like that? Like, now until we got our hoodies on and we just had us grinding on each other. This is past the ox. This is not no blend. That was not a transition. I'm just trying to put y'all on

to some new joints that I like. And you told us it was R&B. Yeah. I said it's R&B heavy. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. I love the first two, the third one not so much, and the fourth one was cool. Okay. Yeah, I like that four of four.

I like that three out of four. Who's that Markle Bluffin who? And Chris Patrick. Chris Patrick. Yeah. On a conductor beat. I love them working with the OG producers. He killed my vibe.

I was armed out. I was ready. I was lighting incense, rummed my nipples, and then you just came with a heart joint. I'm just setting us up for the mix. I got you. I got you. I got you. I like Marco and Crystal.

Two, two young rappers did I. I thoroughly enjoy hearing music from. And that dude conduct is a hell of a producer. He's dope. It sounds like old Wooten Bees, but I love. Yeah, it definitely does give you that

vibe. I like it. All right. Well, if you like those records, make sure you guys go to Certifybibb.com, you can hear the playlist. I got all those songs

and more on there. Also, while you're on there, make sure you guys get tickets to the Eco. We're doing another one, Me 9th Wonder Static Selecter and Rob Markman back again December 16th.

I think J.D also has a show that day, too. So it's going to be a very, very hip-hop night in the city. so pull up on us. That was past the Augs. Let's get to the mix.

The Breakfast Local morning. Morning everybody is DJ Envy. Jess Hilarious. Sholomey and the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a salute to Tank and Jay Valentine for joining us this morning. That's right, man.

Salute to my guys. Make sure you subscribe to the new season of the R&V Money Podcasts on the Black Effect IHeart Radio Podcast Network. Their first episode is with Alicia Keys and they just released a new episode this week with Ty Dallelsons. That's right.

And also Sebastian Manuscalco. Maniscalco joined us this morning. He's hilarious. dropped the new stand-up comedy special on Hulu. But you can check his previous ones out on Netflix. The guy is very funny. He definitely is. And listen, I want to tell everybody in Munk's Corner, South Carolina,

tomorrow I'm having my 12th annual turkey giveaway from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Berkeley High School, student parking lot and Monskona, South Carolina, man, pull up. Not only do we have turkeys, we got all the fixings with the turkeys. So everything you're going to need to make a nice Thanksgiving dinner, we will have for you tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.,

One per car, please. Okay, so everybody can eat. And we'll see you tomorrow at the Berkeley High School, student parking lot at Monkona, South Carolina. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., okay? All right. Hartford, Connecticut. Next weekend, y'all get your tickets.

I would be at the Funny Bone Comedy Club, December 5th and 6th, guys. So that's Hartford, Connecticut. Also, Baltimore. Look, so December 13th, I'm doing two free shows for the city. The laugh before you snap comedy show, y'all. I know it's a lot.

Y'all been down and out, losing jobs, left and right bills, still billing and all that. Even though the government is opening back up, you know, still got to play catch up with those bills and everything. So Jess Alarious is giving y'all a gift of Baltimore. We got two shows at the Nevermore Hall, December 13th. That's on Saturday. And your admission end is a toy, a new toy for a kid.

So that should be over 1,200 toys I should have to give out to some unfortunate, uh, is it. Less fortunate. Yes, sorry. To give out to some less fortunate families. Everybody deserves a Christmas. All the kids deserve to. see at least one or two toys under their Christmas tree if they have one.

So that's what Jeff Hilaris is doing for Baltimore City. That's dope, man. And I forgot to shout out. One other thing, salute to the Bronx District Attorney. They are doing the gun buyback this Saturday, right? From 10 to 4 p.m. They are giving money for operable handgun and assault rifles, 3D printed guns. If the guns don't work, they will give you money.

And this is some of the facts that they wanted me to say. Do you need identification to surrender a gun? No. Absolutely. No identification is required. quiet. How do I bring a gun to the drop-off site? Gun must be placed in a plastic or paper bag or

box. Can I transport the gun in the car? If transporting a gun in the car must be transported in the trunk of the car. How many guns can I surrender? You may surrender as many guns as you wish. This is that fourth quarter quarter quarter of they trying to

meet. This ain't up with a trap. They can get your ass locked up. I'm just saying. They are saying. that if you have a gun, please turn in the gun. They will give you money for that firearm or for that gun.

They will give you money for your bail. You got to pay for your own lawyer. Stop it, man. This is a good cause, man. Trying to get guns off the streets. How much money? $500 bank card for a operable handgun or assault rifle. $200 bank card for a ghost gun

or a 3D printed gun. $75 bank card for if the gun doesn't, it's not operable. But what if the gun got a body on? $25 a bank card or air gun. That's crazy. No, y'all don't. You've got not go up there.

I would love to see that on camera, bro. But I know they're going to jail. Oh, my goodness. Everybody. But they want people, they want to get guns off the street. So go in hand in your gun if it's illegal. All right. You got a positive note show of me.

That sounds crazy just now. Don't you want guns off the street in the Bronx? I do, but that sound crazy. In the Bronx? They're doing that in the Bronx? Yes. Oh, that ain't nothing. Everybody going to jail?

What's not. No, no, no, Chris. Cancel Christmas, anything is different for y'all. Oh, God. Try to get guns off the, the street. It sounds like you're trying to get

the Uffers off the street to me. In Puerto Ricans and Dominican that's what it sounds Why the Bronx? Why the fucking Bronx? The Bronx is the one

that's doing. The Bronx is the attorney trying to get the guns off the street. Lord have mercy. Okay. Salute the Darcell D. Good job, Darceau.

The positive note is simply this. Motivation gets you going but discipline keeps you growing. Okay, that's the law of consistency. It doesn't matter how talented you are. It doesn't matter how many opportunities you receive.

If you want to grow, consistency is key. Have a great weekend. Breakfast club, bitches. You're on finished or y'all done? woke up, wake you up. Wake that ass up. Program your alarm to Power 105.1 on IHeartRadio.

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