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Episode Date: October 29, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, we opened the phone lines for listeners to weigh in on two topics: ‘Gay Dudes Are Trying To Holler At Me And I'm 1000% Straight’ and ‘Should You Pick Your Battles In Marriage?’ Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to a man who killed his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend while waiting to surprise her with flowers, money, and cocaine. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So we'll find out soon. This person writes My neighbor has been blasting music every day and doing dirt rituals. And now my ceiling is collapsing. I try to report them, but things keep getting weirder. I think they might be part of a cult. Hold up. A real life cult? And what is a dirt ritual?

No clue, Dakota. Find out how it ends. Listen to the OK Storytime podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Joe, yo, Joe, yo, Joe, yo, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, y'all, yo, y'all. How y'all, y'all, y'all. How are you here, another day to serve our beautiful listeners. What's happening? That's right. It's Wednesday. It's middle of the week. Humpty. Hopefully, you're feeling good. Just want to start off with pray for Jamaica. Jesus Christ. I don't know if you guys seen the news, but they said this is probably the worst hurricane ever to hit landfall over 200 mile per hour wins.

200. Yeah, I've seen pictures of the airport with no roofs. I've seen houses blown over. Devastation is crazy. The amount of money, time, and manpower needed to build that back. Oh, it's going to take years. It's going to take years, man. So I just want to pray for anybody that, you know, in Jamaica, if you have family in Jamaica, or loved ones in Jamaica, friends in Jamaica, Jesus Christ.

Well, you know, the situations like this happen, you know, Mother Nature, hurricanes, earthquakes, whatever it is. It just shows you that we're ultimately not in control. Oh, absolutely. You know, and so if you believe in your serenity prayer, God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change courage and change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference, then, you know, you just got to prepare for whatever's next. And what's next is definitely going to be some recovery efforts. Yeah, no, absolutely. You know, when I was in Dominique, that was the first time I ever felt an earthquake.

Because every time there was an earthquake here in New York, I was driving. So I just never felt it. Just, I never felt it. So when I was in Dominica, and I was laying in the bed packing, sitting in the bed starting, and the bed started shaking, I thought I was having a heart attack at first. I thought I was, I didn't know what was going on. I'm grabbing my chest, and I'm looking at the lights because the lights don't look like they're moving, but the bed is shaking.

What it feel like? Forget it. Forget it. No, forget it. I ask you a simple question, brother. Forget it. This is crazy. I don't understand people.

I just ask you a simple question. Forget it. It says a lot about you. Well, we come back. We got front page news. Mimi will be joining us. I'm watching Mimi. She's laughing at us, but all right, Mimi. I'll see you. We'll get to front page news when we come back.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess Larry. Shalameen Nagu. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Start off with some quick sports. World Series. The series is tied 2-2. The Blue Jays beat the Dodgers 6-2. Oh, that sounds like a good series. Yeah, game 5 is tonight at 8 p.m. Too bad I don't give a damn about baseball, but, you know, it's tied series. Sounds great.

What does it go? Best to 7th? Yeah, I really don't care about the Blue Jay. or the Dodgers but yeah so when is Kendra coming out to do not like us man what what's going on okay by this time last year ice cube and fadju had performed right yes they gotta be tonight right then LA yes it's uh Lord LA tonight right let's go Kendra hey y'all know Charlemagne clairevoyant or what is it clarivoyne yeah that that that what's up baby predicting good morning and Vege jess how y'allem this morning Peace meeting.

Good morning. All right. Well, we start this morning in Washington, where the government shutdown has now stretched into day 29 with no deal in sight. Now, for the 13th time, Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican-backed plan to reopen the government. The bill, which already passed the House, would have kept the government running through November 21st, but fell short of the 60 votes needed to advance. A few Democrats broke ranks, but most held the line saying they will not agree to a short-term. funding bill until Republicans negotiate on the expiring health care tax credits under the Affordable Care Act. Now, those credits help keep monthly premiums down and without a deal, millions could

see their health care spike within days as open enrollment begins on Saturday. Meanwhile, divisions are starting to show inside the Republican Party, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green. She's calling out House Speaker Mike Johnson saying he hasn't shared a concrete plan for what Republicans would replace the Affordable Care Act with once those tax subsidies expire at the end of the year. Now, in a post on X, Green said that she is demanding answers from Johnson. She did that during a GOP conference call, claiming he talked about having pages of policy ideas but refused to share a single proposal with members. And while the back and forth continues in Washington, though, the impact is hitting home for

families across the country, federal workers, parents, just everyday Americans who say the shutdown isn't just politics it's personal let's listen I would have never in a million years that I would have been in this position they have to go to a food bank I haven't gotten a paycheck this month so the free groceries is very important very helpful bills continue to pile up I have card notes I have children to feed I have a family to take care of I have a mortgage to pay it's not fair that the federal government employees and military members are being used as pawns in whatever this is.

Yeah. I was thinking about this the other day. You know, Sholomewerex worked closely with the food bank. I'm an ambassador for the food bank of New York City. Yeah, but I was thinking, you know, for places that don't have a food bank nearby, I wonder if Uber eats or DoorDash could do a program where people could actually buy people food. You know what, like somebody that doesn't have it, but I could say, you know what, let me send them some chicken fingers of French fries or some salad or whatever it may be or something.

for the kids. I wonder if they could do that. Yeah, I mean, it's, it don't always have to be a food bank. Like, you know, in Columbia, South Carolina, they have the community resource center. Or in Charleston, South Carolina, they have, like, the Hope Center. Like, these people do the same things that food banks do. I donated to, like, I think, like, four food banks yesterday, actually. Or even if somebody, or, you know, if somebody can't get to a food bank, you know, DoorDash and Uber Eats to help you be able to, you know, make sure that people can eat

or get the small groceries or whatever may be. I wonder why DoorDash and it will be. Maybe they're doing that. We just don't know. But I think DoorDash is doing something, Emby. And they would have to do it in conjunction with somebody. It's not like DoorDash provides the food. Yeah, I don't think of the food. But it should be easy to get a contract with like a, you know,

do something to vary with like the grocery stores to make that happen for sure. Yeah. Well, 25 states plus the District of Columbia, though, they are suing the Trump administration, accusing it of breaking the law by cutting off that assistance program, the SNAP program. Now, we know that program. It helps 40 million Americans put food on the table.

And those benefits could run out by Saturday. Head Start programs are also at risk serving more than 800,000 children nationwide without new funding. Teachers could go unpaid. Classrooms could close as soon as this weekend. And, you know, for many parents, it's not just a child care issue. It's a job issue. If your Head Start closes, you can't go to work because you don't have child care. So that becomes a domino effect.

And funding for WIC, which provides formula and nutrition support for low-income mothers. that is also expected to run dry this Saturday as well. And I said the Community Resource Center in Columbia. It's actually the Community Resource Center in North Charleston, South Carolina. I actually donated to them yesterday. And I donated the Harvest Hope in Columbia, South Carolina. And I donated to the Broad River Business Association in Columbia, South Carolina. Amazing.

And of course, the Food Bank in Harlem. Mm-hmm. Absolutely. And while the fight in Washington drags on, the ripple effects, they are showing in the economy for. For most of the year, economists called it a no-hire, no-fire market, meaning that companies they weren't adding jobs, but they weren't cutting jobs either. But that balance may now be broken this week.

Amazon and UPS both announced major layoffs. Amazon is cutting 14,000 corporate jobs, citing lower spending and shift toward artificial intelligence. UPS says its workforce is down nearly 50,000 people from a year ago, and they're blaming higher costs and weaker demand. And they're not alone. We talked about Target. Paramount is also trimming its staff, new tariffs and rising expenses. They are just squeezing businesses nationwide.

And labor experts say it could mark the end of that no hire, no fire era. And the start of choices, tougher choices everywhere. So the Federal Reserve, they are watching this very closely. It just cut interest rates for the first time this year, hoping to head off that deeper slowdown. But with the government shut down, there is no official. job report that's supposed to come out this week, meaning when the feds meet today, it will have to make

big decisions without knowing what the job market really looks like. So I know this sounds like a lot of numbers. Go ahead, Charlemagne. And I was going to say, I know this sounds like a lot of numbers for Americans, but whether you're a federal worker or not, it's all starting to feel too real. We're talking higher prices, fewer

job openings and growing worry about whether your job could be next. And AI not playing, you know, Audible, which is the audio book division, they part of Amazon. They fired hundreds of people yesterday. They said they got to fire 14,000 people. Yeah.

So like AI not playing. Absolutely. All right. Well, coming up at 7 before you hit the streets for Halloween, there's a new safety warning making headlines. We'll tell you what it is, what every parent should know before you head out this weekend. All right.

And everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-105-1. If you need the vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-58-105-105-1. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club Ray, Ray, Ray.

Yo, Salaman. Evie, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool. I've got an indoor pool. We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. We can get on the phone right now.

He'll tell you what it is. We lie? Hello, who's this? Hello, good morning. Hey, good morning. Peace. Get it off your chest, brother. Oh, it's supposed to be anonymous.

Okay, anonymous. You're on the radio. We can't see you. We don't know your name. You could have made up a name. You could say your name is Jan. For all week, care. Just, can we all look into the Javits Center, please?

With the food situation as far as donations, I know they probably donate, but I think they can donate more, especially right now with the government situation. What's going on with the Javison? I didn't know they were doing a food bank type of thing. We knew. I think they do, but if they don't,

just it'd be nice to be looking for that, please, Charlotte. And good morning to everybody, again, envy Charlotte. You in New York? Yes, sir. Food Bank of New York. York City, brother. Food Bank of New York City in Harlem, man. They do a fantastic job. Yeah, I don't know about Jacob Javison. I haven't heard anything from Jacob Javison. I know they did something big when COVID was here. I don't know. I'm not sure. Hello, who's this?

Hey, what's going on, man? It's Trady, man. What's up, Trayee, man? What's going on? What's going on, Shalda, man? What's going on, Shalda? What's going on? What's up, baby? How are you doing? Man, I'm doing to South West Houston, Texas. But Chuck Drive, I'm on the road right now coming to a, I'm driving to a Okay. Hey, but what I want to get out of my test, you know how, you know how, like, they got all these rules out here to protect, like, the, uh, the, like the gay community and everybody else like that, right? Hey, what happened to the rules that protect the straight people? You know, like, you know, how you can't say it's certain stuff.

It's certain stuff you can't say that you, you're like, it's like you're disrespecting. It's like you're disrespecting them. Give me, give me an example. Give me an example. Give me an example. What do you mean? I, bam, I'm on the chat line, right? I'm on the chat line looking for some females.

You clearly see that I want female. Why to hell you happen in my inbox? Like, I'm on the down look like I'm gay or something. And you come in there, me disrespectful. But as soon as I call you a fucking gay or something like this. See, you can't say that. Now that you can't say, but I will say this. Can you knock them for trying?

It's just like if you're an ugly guy and you see a pretty-ass girl that might be out of your league, you might try you know what I'm saying all you did was try you all you got to do is telling me y'all you don't get down like that bro that's different true that too that true that yeah it ain't that serious we take this thing

when you look at me and when you read my profile what makes you think I want to how to let it do it don't matter he's just trying you because he doesn't try the straight man before and got some boonkey and it worked yeah so he's just giving it a shot just no I'm going to say no thank you that's all it ain't that serious man it's not that serious no be flatted man

Be flattered. Somebody thinks you cute, bro. Hell not. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you don't got to be flat in it,

but it ain't that serious. Yeah, you're sure. I feel dizzy. I feel dizzy stage anytime they come in my handbook. No, man.

You think pretty girls don't feel disrespected when your ugly ass try to highlight them? Damn. I'm not. I'm awful ugly

that. I say you should be flatter. You're that man for you're ugly you're a feeling. Bye, Trady.

But no, that's how you should look at it. There's plenty of beautiful women out here who got to deal with mediocre looking men, ugly,

cosmetically challenged looking men, and they don't feel disrespected. Or maybe they do. Y'all don't feel disrespectful when a cosmetically challenged man try to hollage him? No, no, no, because he may not think he's ugly. You know what I mean? That's true.

And maybe his personality or his money to get through, you know, so. But what about when he started talking crazy when you turn it down? Oh, yeah. And then you start trying. You're like, you ugly. Then you're like, oh, no. You know, I did it. And the gay man don't think you probably gay.

He just trying, he just shooting his shot. Yeah, because it is a lot of down little guys out here that put on the front like they straight. but you know what I'm saying they just waiting to be invited to that party and then they go you seen the video the guy driving the phantom and he said his gay boyfriend bought it for him in Atlanta no no let me send you off this video he's proud of it too boy yeah I agree with him is stuff too you know what he's saying 800 585 105 105 we're like yeah I'm out loud now somebody by me and send me this man salute to AJ it's so funny

you knew I was going to laugh at this and that's what he's saying his gay boyfriend in Atlanta boy he actually saying punk he said my pump puppy I'm sending me Call us up right now. It's the breakfast club. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk.

I hate the way that you dress. Everything with me is best. Call up next. 800-585-105-1. Not just me. I'm with the coach of feeling. Hello, who's this? This is Cassandra.

Hey, Cassandra. Good morning. Good morning, everybody on breakfast club. Good morning. Much of everybody than voting to Trump. Talk to us. So we are, our country's in the toilet. People losing jobs, programs are ending, heads to art, snap,

but he's making America great. How could somebody have voted for him? So now look for those. Military members can't even get paid. This is ridiculous. So, yeah, you voted for Trump, this is your fault. Elections have consequences that we all have to deal with as a country. Now we're all stuck dealing with food and lose.

Two-Facing FACO because people want to vote. Tupé fiasco is hilarious Thank you, Mama, for calling in. Tupay fiasco. Hello, who's this? This, Terrence, how are you doing this morning? What's up, Terrence? Get it off your chest.

Well, the first one's 53 today, so I wanted to a happy birthday to myself. Happy boy, dearly. Well, lately, I've been thinking about that lady to call the other day is not celebrating the holidays, and I thought about Christmas coming, all the cartoons,

the Christmas shows, and the little kids still believe in Santa Claus. Kind of broke me down because I raised my kid, you know, to believe in Santa Claus when they were younger. But I got one question for you off. That's all right. Yes, sir. Okay, well, I noticed they put stuff on global news when certain things happen. What about when companies do it, it be on the local news?

They don't make it globally. What you mean? If you let me explain. Is that all right? Yes, sir. Okay, if you Google VP service, we're recycling, in four cities in Virginia. If you Google that,

you'll see what the company got a car doing. All these drivers about to lose their job and the company tell you to do this stuff. It's pretty much having you, it's a commingling while I was trying to wait, all that's pretty much taking the taxpayer dollars. And this is happening, and not just TFC,

I complained about this, y'all, for years. And you go to my page on Instagram, parents F T-E-R-R-E-N-C-E-V-1 I just put up there When I've seen it, it broke my heart I put up there what I complained about Where you can't mix trash and recycling

You know, you'll get a fine if your can Mix with trash and recycling But then the drivers drive back When they truck four And dump their trash and recycling together Anyway, I never understood that And the worst thing I've had to complain about Is when I went to corporate

and say if you don't get this sex offender who serve years in prison from serving this in daycare I'm going to wavey news can on you damn so no matter you complain or not man they fired me because that co-mings on their house

is big money for these companies if I pick up a Pocosa you don't go pick up Williamburg without on the same load you get to get double your weight instead of charging up for what you got out of East City you get it collectively and I didn't put the company name down

I'm saying the legend on everything, but my Instagram showing, if I'm complaining, they got us mixing trash and recycling. We got us getting fired. A year later, they got us mixing trash and recycling. You see it up there. It's all up there with the years and days.

Listen, you call them from Virginia, right? 757, yep. Yeah. I'm sure that, you know, if you call the local news station, they have some type of, you know, complaint hotline to where you can where you can put like a business on blast or put a corporation on blast. I'm sure that you can get in touch with one

of those local news reporters and, you know, give them inside information about, you know, what you know. I'm sure you can't. Absolutely. Get it off your chest. 8005-85. And be hung up on that, man. I just want you on. Hey, yo. He can't even hear me. He couldn't wait for you to say, so we couldn't. You know what I'm saying?

Like, that's messed up. Somebody need to call this. He don't even know what I'm happening. He don't even know. As he did. No, he did. Sir, did you hear me say that you can call the local news station and put them on blast? Yeah, yeah, I understand. Okay, just making sure, because you put me on, and be hung up on you because he was talking so much.

Next Friday, I'm going to call y'all back, but, you know, I'm unrejecting everything. Keep us updated, brother. I will, brother. All right, King, please. Appreciate you. Yes, sir. That's how you end the phone calls.

They have to cut the half the call anyway. They call seven minutes long. Because they don't care about pedophiles. They're probably protecting them, okay? Oh, damn. Okay, you're going to hell if you cut that phone call. All right. We have ladies with Lauren coming up.

We do. Cam Ron and Jay Cole are going at it, and it's not dis-somes. Kim is suing. Jay Cole. We're going to talk all about it. We're going to talk about it. It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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L.L. Cube, young denim on denim. Good morning. Hey, girl. Malano D. Rouge this morning. Shout out to Milano. Hey, girl. Okay, so Cameron and J. Cole. So Cameron has filed a lawsuit against Jay Cole and Universal Music Group. And the reason why he filed the lawsuit is because he says that he is old money because there was an agreement that happened between him and J. Cole. So Cam appeared on, he did a verse for Jay Cole's Ready 24. Let's take a listen. Here we go.

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Well, Dakota, luckily it's I'm not a cult leader. afraid of a scary story week on the OK Storytime podcast, so you'll find out soon. This person writes, My neighbor's been blasting music every day and doing dirt rituals, and now my ceiling is collapsing. I try to report them, but things keep getting weirder. I think they may be part of a cult. Hold up, Sophia, a real-life cult? And what is a dirt ritual?

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So Cameron did that verse for the song. And in exchange for that, Cam had an agreement with Jay Cole. And he claims that the agreement was he would have final approvals before anything was released and that he would be properly credited for the composition and also the actual song recording. And he also says that Jay Cole agreed to collab with him on a future project. It would either be a song or it would be something else like collab-wise. And what that ended up being was a podcast or what that collab ended up being was a podcast appearance on It Is What It Is What It Is, which is, Kim and makes this show with Treasurer Wilson.

Now, Cam says that two years later, this never happened. That Jay Cole never basically stood up on his end of the bargain. So there was no song that happened. And in the lawsuit, Cam's attorney say that Kim had went to Jay Cole and said, look, I got two projects that I've already recorded.

Listen to these and say if you want to hop on one of these. And Jay Cole said, allegedly, Jay Cole said, no, I'd rather us do a song if we're going to do one that both of us come up with together. So then he came back to him. That's understandable. Yeah, so then he came back to him a few months later and he says, okay, well what about doing it is

what it is? And that was supposed to happen and did not happen. So Cam is saying that, you know, he's old, $500,000 because all this stuff was done wrong and that he also wants the credits to be credited properly because the credits are not credited properly at the time for how he contributed to the song. And for

background, their relationship started when Kim hopped on 95 stuff, which was the intro for the album offseason. We have 95 stuff too. And that was back May of 2021 and that's when all of this kind of like took place. We can listen to the 95 South too. Kobe snapping.

They both do. That's why I wish this would have... He just not the king of the South. But listen, another interesting thing that was said in that lawsuit that I saw they said that when Cam would reach out they would tell him he was unavailable. That sounds like like team talk.

That's why it's important for the artist to talk directly to each other. Because I bet you if the artist was talking directly to each other, it wouldn't have got to this lawsuit point. Which seems crazy. because Cole is so hands-on with everything. Like Cole is, he's usually the one that talks to the artists.

He usually one that talks to the DJs. Like, Cole wants to know the information. That's why this is strange. And he probably didn't want to do the podcast until his album drop. Well, actually, it says in a lawsuit that Jay Cole said himself, for himself, he was unavailable. It says between July, 23 and April 2020 floor plaintiff, who was Cameron. So Kim and Cole continued to communicate, but Jay Cole repeatedly stated that he was

unavailable to appear on the podcast. In April, 24, the defendant, Jay Cole, released the sound recording of Ready 24, which was, you know, including the verse and all the things from Kim for my delete later. And now here we are with the lawsuit. So you got to be clear in communication. I mean, you know, you got to tell me, let me tell you, let me explain to you why I'm not, you know, available right now. It's not like I'm just igging you on purpose. Yeah.

And that's what I've been. Business is business when it comes down to. Oh, absolutely. Yeah, I can undergrant, I can understand Kim's position in this. But what I was trying to figure out, though, is if you guys are working. working so closely. That is the agreement. In this lawsuit, it says that they allegedly Jay Cole agreed. What changed? Why would you agree to that? And then take, why would you string somebody along for two years to just be like I'm unavailable? I don't know if that's

screen. I do think, you know, business is business. So I understand why I came to the lawsuit. But I don't think that's stringing them along. I just think that there's some miscommunication because Jay Cole is not explaining why he's not able to do it right now. He may not want to. He might be an album mode or he might be going through something personal. Who knows? Yeah. That don't mean that he's not going to ever do it. Yeah, but I just think that if there's a time set and there's conversation about this and this is the exchange but listen to what you just said the first thing you said was time set

was there a time set and I wonder if this was in writing too or if it was a handshake like yo I'm gonna jump on yours you're gonna jump on my pulse according to the documents that were filed by Cameron's team they said what he said was he agreed they or they agreed J Cole and Cameron that before this song came out

he wanted to make sure that they got their even exchange which was going to make sure that can was properly credited it, Jay Cole would agree and they would set the terms around whatever the collaboration would be and all the things that he was asking for. So that seems like they had somewhat of a timeline. I am trying

to get more details. If it's, hey, I want to make sure that it's even a change before the song comes out. Yeah. And also there's nothing wrong with him saying either. I want to hear it before it goes as well too. Like Kim, I need to hear what happens before it goes and he didn't. None of that happened for him.

But I also thought Jay Cole said he wasn't doing any more interviews or podcasts, anything like that after Angie Martinez last one I don't remember he said he was done he was not doing anymore I thought but artists have said that many of times but if you agree to something you know what I'm saying and y'all are in direct communication what happened all of us just say that then and do

a song you know what I mean I do my verse I need yours back yeah well there will be more here because I mean this is just from Cameron's side Jay Cole's attorneys or someone will probably respond so we'll keep you guys updated and I'm trying to figure out kind of where the miscommunication went wrong because it seems like it could

have been solved with a simple conversation but you know We'll update you guys when we get the information. Get the business right. That's right. All right. Well, that's the latest with Lauren. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. So don't go anywhere.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess Hilary. Sholomey, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page news.

Now, some quick sports. The Blue Jays beat the Dodgers, 6 to 2. The series is tied 2-2. Game 5 is tonight at 8 p.m. All right, if you're into the World Series. What's up, Mimi? Good morning, NV., Jess Salamaine. How y'all doing?

Hey, girl. Please, me, me. Good morning. Well, we start this hour in Jamaica where Hurricane Melissa has left a trail of destruction across the island, marking the strongest storm to hit the country in modern history. Now, Melissa slammed into Jamaica yesterday as a Category 5 hurricane packing winds over 185 miles per hour, powerful enough to rip off roofs from home, knockout powers to the power to entire communities and flood hospitals. Officials say more than 530,000 people.

That's about three quarters of the island are without electricity. Several hospitals sustained structural damage and dozens of patients had to be moved for safety. By nightfall, Prime Minister Andrew Holness declared the entire country a disaster area, warning of devastating impacts still to be assessed. That communication remains down in parts of the island and even local officials say they can't yet reach some of the hardest hit places. But the prime minister says there is a plan. in place. Let's listen to some of that. So we expect that all electrical grid should be back up on running within weeks in the areas

that are impacted. The precautionary measures were taken. We expect that our communication grid will be up and running. But the humanitarian assistance, the relief assistance, we have made the provisions. We have pre-positioned them as well. So we should be able to immediately execute that including search and rescue operations so the good news is that humanitarian search and rescue operations will get underway immediately but electrical get buried down for weeks that sounds like you know the country will be in the dark for a while so um after crossing jamaica go ahead what are you going to say now i was saying it's definitely said a lot of the images they said they got they said that the the winds were moving so slow they said it was going

Like 200 miles an hour It was going at 8 miles an hour So it really got like It was a slow moving hurricane And they said even now They said winds are at 125 miles per hour And it's still affecting There's a category three now

This is very sad This continue to pray for anybody In Jamaica family, family friends or anybody No joke I lived through a category five Back in the day Hurricane Hugo and Charlottes South Carolina

Category 5 is going to have you know It's going to take a couple A couple of years to recover Especially in Jamaica Because they're an island Exactly. Well, after crossing Jamaica, Hurricane Melissa, it made landfall this morning on the southwest coast of eastern Cuba as a category three hurricane. And so it's bringing torrential rain and dangerous storm search there. The storm is expected to continue moving northeast toward the Bahamas and then Bermuda later this week. But back in Jamaica, thousands, they were made in shelters, roads are blocked, trees are down. Of course, we just said this recovery will take time. say it will likely be daylight. So sometime today before we know the full extent

of all the damage that happened yesterday as a storm hit the island. That's horrible, man. We will continue to watch that. Like I said yesterday, for everybody who, you know, loves Jamaica so much and always want to go there to vacation and loves the food and the culture when those recovery efforts, you know,

start happening and they need some money and some dollars and some resources. Y'all better handi up. Absolutely. And there's a new update, you guys, that is raising eyebrow. in the workplace, especially if you are back in the office, Microsoft Teams, the app that many of us use for video calls and office chats, it's rolling out a new feature that could soon track where you are.

So starting in December, the platform will be able to automatically detect when you arrive at the office just by noticing when your phone or your laptop connects to your building's Wi-Fi. So once it sees you're on site, it will change your status to in-office. If you step out for lunch or you leave for the day, it'll switch you to away. Now, Microsoft says the feature will be off by default, but your company's IT department can ask you to turn it on and opt you in, which means your boss could have a digital way to see who's showing up and who's not. The company says it's meant to make things easier,

no more wandering around looking for that coworker who's supposed to be at a meeting. But on the other hand, it's like a virtual hall monitor who is always watching. People online are already calling it what it feels like another way for the office to keep an eye on you. So depending on how you look at it, this new team's feature is either a convenient update or the return of they're calling it the office tattletail. It's just weird. It's like what? I mean, it has advantages for sure if you're the manager. But if you, if you're the worker, you don't want to buy on your back like me. It's like, why, yo?

For what? That's crazy. Yeah. And then they can make you opt in. Your company is saying your company can make you opt in. Yeah. That's crazy. Even, yeah, that's definitely crazy.

And a warning for parents this morning as Halloween is Friday. So authorities across the country are reminding families to double check their kids candy this year. Investigators in several states say they've recently found candy and snack products that look completely normal. So we're talking chips, gummies, chocolate bars. But inside, they were laced with THC, the ingredient in marijuana that lets you get high and even traces of like a psychedelic mushroom. Oh, my God, wait. Yeah. But here's the thing, Jess.

They said the packaging, it looks almost identical to the real thing. So the same colors, the same logos, the designs that you would find in the grocery store aisle. So to the naked eye, it looks exactly the same. And that's what makes this so concerning. So with trick-or-treating just days away, authorities want to warn parents that some of these products are intentionally made to look like popular snacks, but they are really dangerous for kids. So the message is just to be extra careful before your little one dives into the Halloween hall, take a few minutes to inspect

everything, toss out anything that's unwrapped or looks tampered with, or just doesn't seem right. That's why you trick-a-treat for sport nowadays, you know what I'm saying? You got to treat, trick-or-treating, like catching and release fishing. You know what I'm saying? Like, we're not really trick-a-treat, we're just catching and releasing. You go out there, put your costume

on, go door-to-dog, get the candy and then, you know, throw the candy back out into the wildland. But that stuff is expensive though, so, like, who is out here just giving away free drugs, though? That's what you care about. That's what I'm just saying? The psychedelic can be and the head of what house that is. And the stuff that look identical to the real stuff,

like I buy that stuff from dispensaries and stuff. It's like, who is out here giving that away? Sickles. That's weird. What house is that? That's what you want to know. Yeah, like where exactly are they at? Mimi, I know you know.

I don't know that's the thing, Jess. It's sort of, you know, trick or treat and see what you get. But yeah, no, that is, that's what they're doing. Several states have found that already as Halloween is not even underway, but they are just, you know, sounding the alarm to that. But you're right, who does that? Right, who really does that to kids. So, all right, y'all, well, 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 and visit B-I-N-News.com. Peace, Mimi. Thank you, Mimi. Thank you. All right.

Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-105-1. We had a very interesting call during, get it off your chest. Can we play the call? Yeah, let's play the call. So, you know how they got all these rules out here to protect the gay community and everybody else like that right hey what happened to the rules

that protect the straight people you know like you know how you can't say it's certain stuff it's certain stuff you can't say it's like you disrespecting give me an example I'm on town looking for some female you clearly see that I want female why the hell you happen in my inbox

like I'm on the down look like I'm gay or something and you come in you come in and me disrespectful but as soon as I call you a gay or something like see you can't say that Now that you can't say But I will say this Can you knock them for trying?

It's just like if you're an ugly guy And you see a pretty-ass girl That might be out of your league You might try her You know what I'm saying? All you did was try you All you got to do is tell them you don't get down like that Bro.

That's different. So what is the question we're asking? Because this gentleman was pretty damn upset. I think that, you know, I gave pretty sound advice. I feel like it's the same as if, you know, you're an ugly guy or, you know, you see a woman

that you know is clearly out of your league but you shoot your shot all the woman can do is turn you down that's it I think it's the same thing like if a guy tries to hollage you especially over social media

what you're going to get mad about on social media let's open up the phone lines A chat line actually A chat line That's what you're supposed to do 5851051 You're a straight man

And a gay guy tries to highlight you Why was he so upset about it? Exactly Like is he not gay But I get But when Shalamee made that point It's like you know what

You're right It is just like a person Just shooting a shot Oh, you don't got to get mad. Oh, you got to do it just like, you know, I don't get down like that. I don't get down like that. I don't get down like that.

Right. You know what I'm saying? Well, you know they made Charlemagne twirl one time in the city. Nobody never made me no goddamn twirl. Nobody made me twirl. What happened? They whistled, you turned around? It didn't make me twirls.

It was a group of young brothers, of the middle-aged brothers. I don't know what age they were. And I was walking and they was like, uh-un-Shalameean, don't you walk by me with all that happened. And I said nothing. You turiled around.

He twirled. Then he said, let me see it, and he twirled. That never happened. That never happened. Five, eight five. Don't make me tell him what happened to you in the 90s in New York City. Nothing happened to me in the 90s in New York City. Don't make me tell them how you got all them caused.

No, 100, eat line. Now he's lying. 5. 105. 105. Also, you're stupid, yo. You're stupid. Also, the Breakfast Club, A.M.

We're on Twitch right now, so you can follow us on Twitch. And you can talk in the chat on Twitch. We'll take whatever your comments are as well. And that's Breakfast Club AM. on Twitch. All right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Pull out your phone. Call in right now. Call me. Add your opinion to the Breakfast Club topic. Break it down. 800-585-1051. The Breakfast Club. That they're calling my fault.

Tell us. It's topic time. Call 800-585-105-1 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. J. N.V. Just hilarious. Salameen Nagal. We are the Breakfast Club, and you can follow us on Twitch right now. It's Breakfast Club AM on Twitch. I see y'all all in our chat.

What up, chat? They say, what you're eating? I eat my little cheese croissant every morning, all right? But we're asking 8005-8-5-105-1 now. A gentleman called this morning and said that he was on his, I guess. Let him hear it. Let him hear the call. Oh, let me just say, explain where you was. You can't wait to repeat this. No, he was on these group chats, trying to holler at cheeks.

A chat line. A chat line. And this is what happened. So you know how, like, they got all these rules out here to protect the gay community and everybody else like that, right? Hey, what happened to the rules that protect the straight people? You know, like, you know, how you can't say, it's certain stuff you can't say, it's like you're disrespecting. Give me an example. I'm on a timeline looking for some females. You clearly see that I want female.

Why the hell you happen in my inbox? Like, I'm on the download, like, I'm gay or something. And you come in, you come in there, me disrespectful. But as soon as I call you a f*** up, get it, or something like that. See, you can't say that. Now that you can't say, but I will say this,

can you knock them for trying? It's just like if you're an ugly guy and you see a pretty-ass girl that might be out of your league, you might try her. You know what I'm saying? All you did was try you. All you got to do is tell them

you don't get down like that, bro. No, that's different. I stand on what I said, you know what I'm saying? If you want a chat line of all places and a man tries to holl at you, all you got to do is tell the dude that you don't get down like that.

And it's not anything personal with you. It's not like he looked at you and was like, hmm, he looked like trade, or hmm, he looked gay. He just has probably tried people on the chat line before and got to match. That's it. I'm with you. I don't care. I mean, it

doesn't bother me. I mean... I seen you get smacked on the butt by a guy before. Because that's a thought. And it wasn't, y'all wasn't playing no sports. I just finished DJing and I killed the set and I was walking out the club and he smacked me on my ass and said, good job. First of all.

Then you don't play best. basketball, nigga, what's you talking about? You like that? I didn't know how to take it. I was confused. This was not in no club. This was in our old building. What are you talking about?

Why was the club? No, it wasn't. You just getting off work? So, damn, sure, you don't got smacked in the ass twice. No. It was a woman up there. It was a woman. Who slapped me on my ass?

You know who slapped you on my ass? I don't know. It's a damn shame. You can't remember who all slapped me on that. You need to stop drinking what's in that drink, man. I don't know what they... Now, I was DJ and that was in Boston. He slapped me on my ass at a good job.

God damn. And then what you did? I didn't know what to do. I was confused. Oh, okay. I got me happy. I was on the way up here and I was confused

because I was like Did I like it? But it was a good not. No, no, no, I did not like it. But he was like, good job. Like good, yeah, yeah. He's like, thanks, brother. This ain't about me, man.

I would have your cheeks jiggled a little bit when he hit it. What? If your cheeks jiggled a little bit when he smacked. Hello. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Todd from Ohio.

Tad, what's up, Ty. Now, a guy is flirting with you online, man. How are you taking it time? Personally, it's never happened to me, and it probably never will. But you know what? A gay man's got to shoot his shot. You know, in the big gay heart, there was something about him that he liked.

Kind of like thing that's. There was something about showing me that he liked because he kept calling him gay. What? His skin, his ball head, you know what I mean? No, keep describing me. I like that. What you said? What else?

You said, what else? Your light, your light, complexion, you know, as light, bright, as my girl DJ is. But you know what I mean? I got melanchol. I got nice brown melanin. I know what you're saying. He is not playing with your own. Not at all.

It's like Dubai chocolate. What? Oh, shit. I don't know about that. I'm green in the middle. All right, ma'am. Have a good, sir. Wow.

He's green in the middle. It's green in the middle. Hello, who's this? What's going on? Lamar. LeMor, what's up? Good morning. Good morning.

Good morning. Now, says, this happened to be on. Before we have this conversation, disclaimer, I'm a thousand percent straight. Oh, you gay, then. You got to say that, you gay. Not a thousand, yo. I'm just saying, we got to throw that out there, right?

To me, like, yes, it happened to me, but it's about the ratio. Like, if I'm getting more DMs from gay men hitting me up and zero DMs for females, it throws me off. Because it's like, what do gay men see and me that females don't? I don't know if that's true. I think maybe just some of the guys might be more. They're more aggressive. They're more willing to shoot their shot than the women are.

That's all. I don't know if I'm ugly or not because I don't really get too many females coming up to me saying, man, you cute. But I might get a gay man come up to me like, man, you're kind of handsome. It's like, why that happens like that? And it's like, damn, my options are limited. Like, I don't get females coming up to me holler. We gotta be honest here, right?

You probably give gay vibes, though. No, no, we gotta be honest here. Men holler first more than women do most of the time anyway, bro. Yeah, yeah. But if nothing but gay men, Not on Adam, no women. But I'm saying that he might be a little, you know, he might be a little zesty. And the way he'd be talking about I'm a thousand percent gay.

That's that talk. It's a little zesty, zesty. Yeah. I think he can't feel me because that's the question. Why is gay men hitting me up? Like, why, like, I'm a thousand percent straight. Why is gay men hitting me up? I'm going to be honest with you.

The more you say that you scraed, the more I think there's a fork in your road. Okay? I'll be honest with you. There's a fork in your road. Yeah. Sound little festy, brother. Yeah. And then you say the guys tell you that you're kind of.

So they don't think you say, Ex-Eva, they just, you know, they see something in you. Ah, man. Yeah. I got to step my shit up. Yeah. Say, oh, sir? That was the Lord.

I got to step my shit. I got to step my shit for females to haul at me. Man, you fine, bro. This is Stacy, bro. You got brother in his sister. Happy pride, bro. I'm, shall have me, you made me feel uncomfortable. What the hell I did?

You call me fine. You call me fine. I ain't like that. You fine, brother. Like, you're fine. Man, you know what? You know what? You know what?

You know to have a little sugar in your tape. I ain't like that. I don't like that. not known to have no sugar in my tank but you know people might think there's some sugar in my tank but I don't care either way okay yeah he can be a little gay be a little gay and that wrong would be a little gay

god damn cute Riley Freeman right now and since you mentioned him here he goes oh god what's up Stacy hi this is Stacy okay so now hold on Stacy we got to introduce you for everybody who don't know because we know we're on in Philly now so we got some new market Stacy is a guy

who calls in here all the time and Envy loves eating his cupcakes Okay, go, Stacey. Go, Stacy. Go, Stacy is a baker. He bakes cupcakes. Go. Stacey, go.

And he's providing cupcakes for us many of times. Go, Stacey, go. Envy loves your cupcakes. We know this. Oh, my gosh. Okay, so I'm gonna tell y'all funny story, right? So, I love light skin. I love white skin.

Do tell. Love them to death. The floor is yours, Stacey. Like, the things I would do to a light skin person. Oh. All right, Stacy. Stay what you got there, Stacey. It's not.

Stop making it be blessed. He over there bricked up right now. I got a habit, right? Like, when I see a sexy person, like, I just stare, right? So I like, like, thuggish boys. Okay, I understand? So I was looking at this boy and, like, I can't help myself. He must have saw me looking.

And when he saw me, he was like, yo, what the fuck are you looking at? And, like, I was like, I was like, I was. was so mesmerized. I just asked like he wasn't exhausted to me. He probably would have beat me up too, but I mean it would have been worth the ass-wipping. So, I mean, yeah.

So you didn't... Yeah, it was bad. So you didn't hit it's what you're telling me. Oh, I wish... Yeah, but no. It did. Also, by the way... I actually was kind of a balance.

That don't have nothing to do with sexuality. You might have been thinking that you was a threat. Yeah. Oh, no, no, no, no. I'm going to tell you one thing right now. Say that, like, you see a dude, and if y'all lock eyes, and if y'all keep locking eyes,

he wants something. I'm telling you right now. A straight dude is not going to keep looking at another straight dude without catching an attitude. That is not true. I'm going to give y'all a little bit on how to navigate the gay world. No, because I got to make sure you friend the foe. Yeah, right.

Now, I have one other story. I have one other story back in my old day. I'm going to tell you why I know it's true I was on the train and no I was actually on the train and like we both got off the same stop he actually lived in my neighborhood

we passed each other and like we both looked back once we both looked back he like called me back so that's why I know that story is completely on the train that guy on the train was um he was he was a transsexual

he was willing to try anything exactly but that other guy you was talking about you see you were worried about penis, he was thinking about pistols. He's trying to figure out if you were a friend before. Wait a minute. Solomon, I'm gonna stop. I do not be worried about penis.

If a man is staring at you, like, you gotta see what's up? Like, what's up with this dude, yo? Like, you gotta tell your security. Yo, Charlemagne, I want to give y'all you an update to the party, but I actually started talking to somebody, so I can't be telling y'all my whole story. Okay.

Remember, I was going to a party and, like, Charlemagne was like, wait, four, you're going to do four? Oh, yeah. I did, like, nine. But okay. Four, not wearing. What are you talking about? Man, Stacy, you need to wear a mask, bro.

Like, you need to. No, listen. No, you need to go. No, I don't finally found somebody. So I'm good. I'm just still. Well, congratulations. I love that.

How, like, we. Yeah, right. Oh, and I actually stopped lottery, too. I'm like 29 days lottery free. So. Okay. But he's addicted to the lottery. Yeah, you're bugging.

It's 750 million. I was addicted to playing a lottery. There's 750 million. I was addicted. I made good money. and I spend it how I want to spend it. Nah, the mega million over 300 right now, I think in the powerball over 700. Which ones?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Once I stop something, I'm good. All right. Have a good day, Stacey. The chat asked, was it a ditty type of party? It was their baby oil involved. Oh, it is always a ditty type of thing. Here we go.

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Goodbye. I'm going to ask that man if it's a Diddy type party. Then when he answer you, you hang up. And ain't nobody in the chat asks that. Yeah, the chat asked that. But I thought he was going to say that. We got it. They didn't scroll up and say that.

You always got Diddy and on your brain. Right, yo. It's a baby oil. It does. But also, you go further up. It says Diddy. Take another call, man. Take one more.

Oh, my. Kevin. Kevin, is this Kevin Dickerson? Yeah. Kevin Dickerson, could you please take us all Bluetooth or whatever? To put it up, take his on Bluetooth or speaker, sir. Oh, give me a second. Kevin, it sounds like a man blowing in your ear, man.

Is that? Hello. Or asking to blow something out your eye. Go ahead, Kevin. Go ahead. Yo. No. Yes, sir.

If you know, you know. So, Kevin, do you want to answer the question? What are you doing a gay man tries to holl with you? Well, I. I ain't never experienced that, but I think that disrespectful is all here. No, it's not. It is when you can't say certain words. You as a grown man, they strip your rights where you can't say certain stuff.

You don't have a freedom of speech no more around them. So why would it be okay for them to say something to me? Let me ask you a question. If you're a scrape man and a gay man try to hollets you, the only words you need is no. Yeah, yeah. No, no, I understand that. Hey, you live your truth in your world. That's fine.

But why should I be cool with being a pro? and disrespectful, but if I say something the wrong word, I'm being disrespectful. Well, you ain't got to go crazy. No, but that's the thing because he's trying to get with you and you're, well, trying to say hi or whatever, and you're just trading insults. Like, it's not, no, that's not

equivalent. No. You just say no. Well, I'm personally not going to trade insults. I'm not going to say nothing. I'm going to just look at them like they're crazy. So if an ugly girl walk up on you and try to holl at you, you know what I'm saying? Does that give you the right to be like, bitch? Get the hell out my face. Nah, but shit

If I feel she If I feel she disrespecting me And I turn around to call her out her She shouldn't feel I'm disrespecting her All she did was hollas She rolled up on you She's ugly as hell She's like, yo what's up

Blah blah blah You felt defending Because she ugly You're like bitch get out my face That don't give you the right To do that So you shouldn't do that to us right Oh that's not interesting

No thing Well see now There's a total difference in that Because if an ugly female Holler at me That's one thing But a man You're trying to touch him up

by buzz. Nobody says... You're going too far. You're going too far. You're going too far. That's what I'm talking about. He just said, how are you doing? Can I take you off in time? That's it.

And you're like, man, you're trying to get him up. Okay, what does a gay man talk and ask him to take me out for? What do he want for me? He's a man. You want to get to know you, companionship, intimacy. And then later on cheeks. Yeah, like he wanted to be gay. Again, eventually he's trying to get to the whole point of...

So are you. So are you when you try to holler at a girl, why you don't let that man caught you. Yo, no, how are you making it actually, yo? That is the worst thing of a millennial that I've ever heard. No, it's not, right, so. It is.

So are you opposed to if a guy just say, how you doing? I just want to know if I could take you out. I saw you from afar. And would it be better for you just to be like, no, I'm good, bro. I don't get down like that. Like, and then that's it.

Yeah. But if I call him out of his name, I'm being disrespectful, right? Yes, you are. Just like if he was calling an ugly girl. So you don't think he's disrespected a grown, a grown, a grown, straight man by even access?

He don't know you straight. He don't know you straight until he tell you. Well, he should only hit on people in his circle. By the way, it don't even matter if you're straight no more because people would be talking about fluidity. He might be fluid. He just tried me. He don't know that they try.

I still never come to the terms of these guys carrying purses. That still don't rock with me. Have a good day, so I respect it. I respect it. I'm just telling y'all that you know, I feel like if a gay guy tries to hollets you on a chat or in person, person, it ain't that serious, brothers. Just be like, nah, I'm good.

Like, nah, I don't get down like that. You know what's my wife right here. You know, I got a wife. I'm married. I don't get, hey, I'm scraped, brother. By the way, that's what you're delegate me. I'm straight. Right, that's it.

Somebody's in the chance that he's making straight men sound so slow. It sounds stupid, but his name is Kevin Dickerson. Like, you, a gay man going to try. Yeah, I know. Why? Dickerson. Why? Dickerson.

Why do you keep saying you want to be fucking about his son? I didn't say. That's what you keep saying. You just said it three times already. Oh, my God. I want to get her son. I want to take her son. You didn't say that three times already.

Why do you keep saying that? That's his last name, man. This is disgusting. All right. It's not about the name, yo. I definitely did come in with the deep voice. It's not about the date and the name, yo. All right.

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Hey, I know that's right. Yes. Okay, so let's get into some more sports and some other things. So Clarissa Shields has taken her time to respond to Leila Ali. And at this point, y'all remember last time we talked about this because Layla Ali said she was going to answer the question but didn't fully answer the question of whether they're going to fight or not. I think what we said before is true.

I think that they're drumming this up for a fight. I've asked, but a person that's going to tell me that. And I'll give you the reason why after we take a listen to all these things. So let's take a listen to Clarissa. She posted a 20-minute YouTube video. And in that video, she starts off by clarifying how the beef started and how we even got here from her point of view from Layla's Breakfast Club interview. Let's take a listen.

Before this interview on the breakfast club with Layla Ali, me and her were very friendly. This is what ignited the entire beef. I don't think there's anyone there for me right now that would actually give me a good challenge. Not somebody who sits back and complains about things. You know, I think everything happens in due time. You got Clarissa Shields now, who's an Olympic champion. She's a young black girl, came out of Flint, Michigan, lived a hard life, went through a lot. She went to Olympics won twice.

Women's boxing wasn't in the Olympics when I fought. She actually fights at the weight class I fought in, and she's doing great. Women's boxing is getting some good attention. She claims that I took this out of context. And one thing I would say, she wasn't just saying that I wasn't good enough to inspire her and to give her a challenge. She was saying that all the women who were currently boxing

could not give her a challenge. Yes. So then she goes into, because you remember in Lila Ali's video, she said, look, I gave her advice, I supported her, I did all these things. Clarissa Shield says that advice was not good advice. It was actually body-shaming.

Let's take a listen. Lela Ali came to the Olympic Training Center where I was training for the Olympics at and me and her develop a big sister and little sister relationship. And now I wonder if it was even genuine because she gave me bad advice. She told me to stay amateur and win as many Olympic gold medals as I can because there was no TV exposure and no money for women's boxing in the professionals.

I went against her advice and I was the first woman to make a million dollars in women's boxing. Well, I ain't hear the part about the body shaming part, but if we're speaking on that, she was telling her like to tighten up, like, you know, muscle. you know you're a little loose you know you got a little cellulite well i have leila's actual well the advice layla claim she gave to her which is what she posted in her first video from 12 days ago and i think it was to that point of like to tighten up but let's take a listen to layla's words now someone's gotten way too comfortable dragging my name and even using my father's name to get attention and clout now in case you haven't heard it her story is is that i didn't

support her and i didn't pass the torch because of my jealousy and envy over her accomplishments and boxing. She says that I disrespected her and I started talking about knocking her out simply because I was bitter that she's outdone me. When she asked for advice, I gave her valuable branding advice and boxing advice. I told her about the challenges that I faced 5-9-168 where there was limited competition and I suggested that if she decided to turn pro, she should consider going somewhere around 148 where she would have more competitive challenges. I told her she should hire a nutritionist trim off that excess body fat and get into elite next level shape. I pointed her in the right direction and I had high hopes for her. But of course, at the time,

I was not aware of her divisive, vindictive, and malicious nature. And she's been on a mission to ruin my reputation ever since simply because she heard me make a comment that was not about her and she took it personal. Yeah. So that is if I said, Layla, that was 12 days ago. I don't think that's, that's body shaming, right? If I'm a box in your box, I'm saying straightened up. Trim some of the excess fat. If that's the case, then my trainer, Dr. Well, it was Chuck Norris, Chuck Morris. Chuck Morris. He'd be body-shaming me all the time.

I know. You got your nose up? Take a little fat from around the nose. Then you get a little fatty tissue from around your nose job. What you did your arms? I didn't do not my arms. I work out. He's toning them though.

He's building a little muscle. I will say the third piece of whatever this conversation is going to be. It needs to be Clarissa and Layla Ali on somebody's podcast talking to each other. We heard Layla's part. We heard Clarissa's part just now. Go sit with Ack and Barack. Sit with Andre Wall. go on all the smoke, whatever the next

combo is. Come to the broken up. Whatever the combo is, it needs to be with each other because we see what we're doing here. We're drumming up excitement for his fight. But she got a second part, she said. Remember, she said there's two parts. But here's my thing, and this is why I think that this is all just the promo that we've been saying. Because I said it the first time. You love to say what I didn't say

and I can drop the video because we record everything here. But anyway, back to what's important. In that first video, Layla said You're crazy. You're going crazy, y'all. I know she is. It's okay. It's okay. In that first video, Laila said that she was going to be dropping that second video soon. Like, Part 2 was coming soon. She was directly answered the question.

And then it never dropped. That was 12 days ago. And now Clarissa has dropped her video. And I reached out to Clarissa when Layla first dropped and said, hey, let me know your response. Let me get it exclusively or however you want to do it. And she said, hey, I'm training. I'll get back to you. I didn't see this.

I want to take a look. And then, boom, this video comes up. So I feel like it's just like a slow rollout. But it's getting to the point now where it's like we need an announcement. They're going to box. Now, Clarissa did say. This is clearly a rollout for a fight. As I said when Layla first did this, it's clearly a rollout.

It's a box. They're going to box. Clarissa did say in this video, too, because Layla said that she tried to spar her, and Clarissa was basically running from that. I mean, Clarissa says she's down to spar. If the offer is still on the table, we can still spar because we all know that you're not ever going to get inside the ring and fight against me. Nobody thinks that Layla Ali can beat me in the fight.

She doesn't think that, and neither does our peers. The peers that she mentioned in this video were, uh, Stevenson, Terence Crawford. She put in one of Maham Ali's alleged grandsons and the ex-wife that's like, you know, that supports her. Oh, God, yeah. I'm here for it. If we can see

Mike Tyson, Jig Paul, and you know, we see Manny Pack y'all getting back in the ring. We see Manny Packing on Floyd allegedly a lot about the fight. I don't have a problem with any of these spectacle fights. Yeah, I would love to see it. I like boxing. I don't care about it. I don't care anymore. Spectacle is a spectacle. If they want to get in the ring, let them get in the ring. But the next

conversation needs to be between them two on somebody's podcast so we can see them having the discussion with each other Yeah, other than that I feel like it dies out after this because so much like back and forth and I said this and you said that and this and this. We need one more part though. We also need to see a Layla sparring

video. Remember how Mike Tyson used to put them videos out when he was hitting the pad or something? We need to see Layla hit in the bag or something just to be like oh shoot Layla's still got we see Layla in a minute I think Layla's I think Layla's training no longer training I think she training. I think she training I think Layla fought in like 15 years. I think

she training. I think it's going to be that's what we need to see. I think it's going to see a video from her in the gym. That's what's going to. She's going to drop that video. They're going to come here to the breakfast club or where else. And then the fight is going to be announced. I know, that's right. They're not coming. They're not coming to. You better man-fax. They both keep mentioning how

everything started here. Why not? We can bring awkward. This has been up here, of course. Why not? I mean, that would be good for us, but they're not going to do that. Okay. They might. Well, whatever's is going to happen. We'll be tuned in. Yes. And happy birthday to Randy

Jackson. And I'm not talking about American Idol Randy Jackson. I'm talking about Michael Jackson brother. And did y'all know that his name is not even Randy? It's Stephen Randall Jackson. Or Randall. So Randy is short from Randall? Yeah, but his first name is Stephen. So why didn't you just say Stephen Jackson? They might in the house.

Probably so. All right. Happy birthday. Either way. Every birthday. All right. Salute to Randy Jackson. He is 64. Yes. Okay. All right. Shalomain. Listen, four after the hour, we need to discuss why Y ends need to be labeled

Y-Ns for the protection of us all. Okay, right? We'll discuss. All right. We'll get to that next. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Shulamie. Say the game. Don't get under a shame. You are a donkey. It's time for donkey of the day. Donkey of the day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey a day.

So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, tibing with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Well, as Sharon, don't here today for Wednesday, October 29th, goes to Shiatique Deshawn Wilson, okay? He is 23 years old, and he hails from San Antonio, Texas. Now, listen, I was born in 1978. So when I see the age 23, that is an adult, but also it's what the streets call the Y-N. Okay, now I know folks say, why don't we call these young men, young kings, young gods?

Well, the answer to that is because all of them not dead. Okay, they have the potential to be. They have the potential to be, all right? but some people have chosen to submit their will to the devil in them and not to God in them and that's why the appropriate term for them is YN. Okay, see, once I heard someone say,

I once heard someone say, it's not what you say, it's not what you're called, it's what you answer to. Okay, that may be true, but I could also say it's not what you're called, it's what you act like. All right, so I can call you a young king or young God, but if you're not behaving like one, what's the point? You don't agree? Well, let's go to exhibit A.

Shiatique Deshawn Wilson. Okay, this young man has been accused of killing his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. In fact, let me read you the headline. Man accused of killing romantic rival after hiding inside ex-girlfriend's home. Let's go to CBS 5 for the report, please. 23-old Chateek Wilson told deputies

that he went to his ex's home, hid inside their daughter's closet, and waited to surprise her with flowers, money, and cocaine. And deputies say that Wilson broke into the home around one Sunday morning. When Wilson was hiding, he admitted to investigators she was drinking and watching videos, waiting for his ex to return. Deputies say Wilson's ex and her partner, 35-year-old Noel Miller got home an hour later. The woman told deputies when she and Miller got home, she heard several gunshots while in the backroom.

She told BCSO, Miller was shot in her son's bedroom lying on the ground and Wilson was there with a handgun. The arrest affidavit says Wilson then took her phone and said, don't call on me before returning the phone, leaving the air. area. Miller later died from his injuries. Investigators were able to track Wilson down at a friend's home a mile away from the scene on Chestnut Manor. Rest in peace, uh, to Noel Miller, sending his family healing energy. I'm, take my phone, talk about don't call on me. I'm, boy, I don't dialed 911 already. Is you serious? It's so much wrong with this story. First of all, uh, Shia Teak is claiming self-defense. Okay. Young man, you broke into your ex-girlfriend's house. You told police you were hiding in the closet,

drinking and watching videos and waiting to surprise her with flowers, money, and cocaine. Okay, sidebar, the sooner you realize people be on Coke, the less you take things personally. But this brother Shatik was hiding in his ex-girlfriend's closet, and you're going to jump out on another man and claim self-defense. The affidavit said that Shiatik said, Noel Miller, who is the victim, pulled a gun on him. Duh, what else you're supposed to do if you scrapped at your girlfriend's house and some man jumps out of a closet on you. Okay, I wish the brother Noel was quick on the draw

and would have got you before you got him. Also, I just want to know what's the dynamics of you and this young lady's relationship? What did y'all used to do together? Where you thought it would be okay to sneak into our house, hide in her closet, and surprise her with flowers, money, and cocaine? Flowers say I love you. Money says I value you.

Cocaine says we both make bad decisions, okay? All right? Shiatique, when this woman told you, She wanted a man to make her heart flutter. That wasn't a cue to go by her an eight ball of that book of sugar. Okay, she meant she wanted a healthy, long-lasting connection built on shared values, mutual respect, and effort. Okay? And shared values can't be a cocaine habit.

All right. Now, listen, one common theme in donkey of the day that I tell you all the time is don't make permanent decisions based off temporary emotions. Okay, it's true. Temporary joy often comes with permanent consequences. If it fade fast, it probably won't, wasn't meant to last. Okay, temporary pleasure always costs more than lasting peace. This brother Shiatique made so many permanent decisions based off the premise of some temporary pleasure. Okay, number one, he took a life.

All right, that brother, Noel not coming back. That's permanent, you know, rest in peace again to him. And Shia Teak going to prison permanently, charged with murder. But I want you to look at the symbolism of temporary in this story. Okay, flowers, they die. Money, it gets spent. Cocaine, it gets sniffed. Three symbols of temporary.

happiness. Okay, what is the moral of the story then? Well, the moral of the story is temporary feels good till it don't. All right. Please give Shiatik, Deshawn Wilson the biggest he-ho. Stay out these Y ends way. This is a crazy-a-story, y'all. Stay-out-the-way. He's 23. 23 years old. Damn, y'all. Jordan, yeah. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Now when we come back Let's open up the phone lines 800-585-105-1 Amy Aluciani

She's from loving hip-hop She's also married to Dwight Howard She's also my grue That's your goal? Yeah, that's my grue Okay Well, she said this about being married

She was married a very short period of time And then she got a divorce Well, then she was filed for a divorce And then she took it back And this is what she said About her first couple of months Of being married I met the love of my life

And I almost divorced his in six months. Being real stupid and silly. Actually, we both filed for divorce. Let's talk about the struggles of being a new young wife. First thing I can tell you as a new wife, I know this is going to be a hard practice. But shut your mouth. Shut up. Now, I know some of y'all are going to say, oh, you got to shut up because you married.

What is he silencing you? No, sis, I'm not saying shut up. I'm saying pick your battles and sometimes pick them quietly. Understand, when you became one with your husband, that means you became one. Y'all are one. You have to literally die to your old self. Simply means adjustment. Know your spicy attitude is in passion.

It's a nasty attitude. That has to die for your husband. Confrontational spirit is hidden by passion. You're not passionate, sis. You just got an attitude problem. Lose it. Quick gym. Successful top tier men, they just want peace.

They don't want anything else. You can't do anything else for them besides bring them peace. Mistake I made, me and my husband going through issues, telling my friends about it. Don't do it. All right. All right. But you know, it's crazy. I agree with everything she said except the shut up.

Hold on. We'll break it down when we come back. You agree everything she said. Shut up. What's the day? You agree with everything she said. I agree with everything she said except the shut up. I don't hear that.

I got to collaborate on why we can't shut up. All right. Well, let's discuss. 8005-85-105-1. So you agree with the whole, be quiet. You agree with the whole don't be spicy. You agree with don't have the attitude. You agree with what she said.

No. No, no, she's not saying don't be yourself. Because I've met you. God damn, then you just say we'll talk about it when we come back, but then you can't stop talking. You're trying to trigger him. You're trying to trigger me. You can't shut up either.

Now I'm trying to trigger. I'm just asking all questions. Now I'm triggering you. Now we all give it again. Count dumb you a little kid. Damn. Now you're going to insult me. Now I'm not sleeping in the end of now.

I'm really even. All right. Let's talk about it. Why would you be sleeping it? The Breakfast Club. If y'all talking about it, you know we're talking about it. It's topic time. Call 800-585-105-1 to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV, Jess Hilarious, Sholomey and the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking about, what's your friend name? My friend, Amy, Amy Luciano. He's just said, what's your friend now? I'm sorry, I'm sorry, yes, as Amy Luciani. She had some advice.

She's married to Dwight Howard, and she had some advice for, young couples that just got married. Let's listen. I met the love of my life and I almost divorced his six months, being real stupid and silly. Actually, we both filed for divorce. Let's talk about the struggles of being a new young wife. First thing I can tell you as a new wife, I know this is going to be your hard practice, but shut your mouth. Shut up. Now, I know some of y'all going to say, oh, you got to shut up because you married. What is he silencing you? No, sis, I'm not saying shut up. I'm saying pick your battles and sometimes pick them quietly. Understand when you became one with your husband, that means you became one. Y'all are one.

You have to literally die to your old self. Simply means adjustment. Know your spicy attitude is in passion. It's a nasty attitude. That has to die for your husband. Confrontational spirits hidden by passion. You're not passionate, sis. You just got an attitude problem.

Lose it. Quick gym. Successful top tier men, they just want peace. They don't want anything else. You can't do anything else for them besides bring them peace. Mistake I made, me and my husband going through issues, telling my friends about it. Don't do it.

So we're asking 800-585-105-1, what are your thoughts? Now, you said you agree to everything she said. I agree with the majority of what she said, right? I don't believe in the be quiet, the shut up and all of that, but I do agree with her, like, yo, you have to pick your battles quietly. And you can do that because, listen, I am a new wife as well. I've been married since April 17th. Shout out.

But upon meeting Chris, right, like, I had an attitude problem. There's no way I could shut up. I was not good at picking battles. I was not good. What changed? What? Because shut up, y'all. But for real, for real.

Like, I didn't know how to communicate effectively. I didn't know how to talk things out. That's amazing. All I knew is, all I knew how to do is verbally jump on your ass and, you know, and when you. So you worked that out with Chris, but what about the rest of us? What are you made the rest of us? No. Here we go.

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They actually lose it. They sort of went nuts. Until one night, everything spins out of control. Listen to Hell in Heaven on the I-Heart Radio. app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. No, no, no, no, no. We're just the different type of this. So you know how to communicate with Chris, but what about the rest of the world?

All right. I'm trying. I'm getting there. And being married is showing me how to do that, you know? And a lot of girls will call it, you know, soft girl era. But that's really what it is when you're so defensive and aggressive. And that's what you're used to because that's your norm. Like, when you get married, you see if you're married to the right person,

you'll see that, yo, like, sometimes you got a comfortable. compromise, like, you know, everything and about winning an argument. Like, you have to, you have to really, really check yourself. You got to lose your ego. You got to lose your pride. Like, you know, because it's you and your, your partners, you and your husband or your wife, you know. Now, when it comes to friends, I'm totally with that on her too. Like, a lot of friends I've lost as well since I've been married because they don't live life like I live life. I don't, I can't have the same conversations that I used to have with them before I got married. You know what I'm saying? That I can have with them now. Like, it's different. they don't, a lot of them don't respect what a marriage is. You know, they think I still supposed to be out here, Pop and Perks getting high shaking is all around the town, and I can't do that because I'm married. Right. And I agree with you. I just feel like

as far as marriage is concerned, is how you react, right? You can not like something, but if you while out on somebody, their reaction is probably going to be wild out too. And I feel like it shouldn't be an argument. It should be trying to understand each other. And I don't want anybody that's going to shut up, because if I'm doing something wrong, I want them to

check me. I want them to tell me. Because that checking or that telling is coming from a place of love it ain't coming from a place of hate it ain't coming from a place of this that and the other like they're coming from a place of I want to help you do better exactly. Yo, Bay Charlemagne, come on man. Planet, come on. What?

Yo, it's the topic here. How you and your husband work things out? Well, I learned from you and Clue back in the day. You know, when you and Clue had your little bromance and y'all little relationship going on when he turned you out, you know what I'm saying? And introduced you to the DJ game and taught you how to DJ by coming

up behind you and putting his hands on top of your hands and jicca, chicka, chick, okay? You know, I learned from y'all. That is so crazy. What about Aisha on the line? This guy right here. Aisha, good morning. Good morning.

How are y'all doing? I'm doing great. What's your thoughts? I agree with what she's however. There's some exceptions. Okay. If your man is doing what he's supposed to do and your communication is good, then yes.

Sometimes you've got to bite your lip and shut up. Everything is not an argument. but if he's out there doing something that he's not supposed to do and still expect you to be quiet just because he's paying all the bills and he's the breadwinner it's an absolute no for me okay well thank you totally agree so I stand a few married to the right person we got jasmine on the line jasmine good morning good morning how are you guys are doing

I'm glad black and holly fabe what's your thoughts jasmine so I just feel like in this new generation a lot of women do want to be wise But it's about learning to protect our peace and our purpose first. And I definitely get what she's saying, like, don't talk bag and don't tell your friends and social media. Because sometimes you do have to let your man lead when it comes to not talking back. But some stuff do need to be said, and we are not our great-grandparents. We believe in partnership, not silent.

So respect don't mean losing your voice and it don't mean being silent, but you do have to let your man lead, but you don't want to hold everything in. We not, like I said, we're not our great-grandma. we could tell our husband how we feel. Can I say something real quick? What makes y'all think that our great-grandparents who gave you a great-grandma was quiet? I have no idea because my grandmother shot my grandpa.

I'm saying, where do you get this logic from? It's the same thing when we say things like we are not our ancestors. We sure not because we're way more punks than they were. Absolutely. Why do we just smoke our elders like this? In some older relationships, they did stay together regardless of what happened. That was what they were broke on. I got you.

But that means you were shutting up. But you wouldn't shut up. They just sit around and take that is, though. Exactly. Definitely throwing fits and tantrums, too. Wait, wait, but hold up. And my family, for sure. Your grandmother shot your grandfather?

Yes, absolutely. Yep, shot him right in his ass. Yep, sure did. They stayed together. Okay. He was together for us. That don't sound like she was shutting up to me. No, she definitely wasn't shut up.

That's what I'm saying? Like, where do we get just because she decided to stay with him, don't mean that she shut the hell up all with us. Why she shot him and ass? It was a lot going on. There's some stuff that she could not sweep under the rug. You know, he was a rolling stone. And, yeah.

Jesse's not really that concern. Whenever he hears something about, Whenever he hears something about something going in the man's ass, he just got a freaking comment. You don't even really care. You don't care. No, he goes. What was in his ass?

It shot in the ass. What was in his ass? What was in his ass? It wasn't me? What was in his ass? Oh, my goodness. Hello, who's this? This is Keanu.

Good morning. Good morning. What's up, Keanu? Talk to us. Hey, so I was hit with a wonderful devotion this morning. They shout out the proverb out at 31. And it's shout out to the Lord. The scripture is proverb 21-221.

The ones who guards his mouth and his tongue. Hold on. Hold on. You have it on Bluetooth or something? You sound a little distorted, Mom. No, you know what? But let me cut off just in case. All right.

So the scripture was proverb 21, 23. The one who guards his mouth and tongue keeps himself out of trouble. I heard Jessica Blerius say he didn't agree. with the young lady on people from mouth shut as someone to get the gab like just to lay yours I believe

I understand what she's saying she's saying that she's saying that she read Proverbs 2123 and Proverbs 2123 does say those who guard their mouths in their tongues keep themselves out of trouble so watch your tongue and keep your mouth shut and you will stay out of trouble so what she's trying to say is sometimes the best things

that are said are the things that you don't say I agree with her I agree with That's in your relationship and in the world, too. You know what I mean? You know nothing about that? I didn't say I knew something about it. I said, I agree. No, she don't talk about her relationship, my mom.

I'm talking about her relationship. I'm talking about her in the world. She got married in April and, you know, that calmed her down. That scoff incident was a lot more of those scoff incidents. That could have happened. You know, yeah, that was my last one. Got you. Hello, who's this?

Hi, Dileana's my name. Hey, Dileana. to us? So pretty much I was just saying that I agree with what the lady was saying. I think sometimes those females, we need to learn how to, like, kind of bite on our tongue. Like, I've never been married, so I know I don't have a place to really talk too much, but my sister has. And one thing she definitely told me is pretty much what she was saying.

She told her the same thing. Because we have a way. Once we start talking, we don't stop. We just keep going and situations just get worse. But sometimes, like I say, you just got to know when to stop. got you I will say this again you know the person that you're married to

is supposed to be your best friend right that you can tell regardless of what's going on in life they're supposed to be there and no matter what happens they're supposed to have your back right whether it's something that's embarrassing whether something that's good or bad but you also want that person to make sure that you're making the right decisions because sometimes you can be blurred in the decisions that you make and you want somebody that regardless of what happens

not going to bite their tongue and be like no you're effed up or no I didn't like this situation or you were wrong especially with raising kids that's one thing my wife would be like now you were wrong with that now she might not say in front of the kids or she might not say in front of company but she'll tell me now you were wrong for that

and that's what I want I want that person in my life I think this is a great segue to tell y'all the perfect movie that aids this is why did I get married like I really do

love that Tyler Perry movie the first one the second one is cool but the first one because you got four couples dealing with relatable problems that you see every day, you know what I mean, and them trying to, like, cover it up and act perfect, but you see behind the door,

behind closed doors, what they go through and how they assess that. You know what I mean? In this communication, being transparent, and like you said, when you marry somebody, you want that person, should be your best friend. That's when Maliki Ova died is in, and then the rock popped up? That is two. That's part, too.

Maliki Obadi didn't die so too. Okay, okay. But one. Got you. Part one is when he didn't want to be with you. Joe Scott. Yes. Got you. All right.

I remember. All right. Well, he gets so much. You tell you, you're breaking out a story and something positive. He'll come here. That's what I made you over die and a rock pop up. I didn't admit show the right movie because I come in my mind. I was thinking that was when Omari Haug was like he don't be doing the bending or Janet.

That's four color girls. That's Janet. You were getting Janet Jackson movies mixed up. She was in for color girls. And the only thing you said I'm doing the bending. That's what you heard. That's all he worried about it. I'm just trying to figure out the right movie.

What's a little story? man. The moral of the story is Envy said he don't want you to shut your butt. He wants your butt wide open. I did not say that. That's what he said. I did not say that. Please don't shut your butt. I did not say that. But I do want to know more about your grandfather to shut his butt. Oh my God. I didn't see that. But I do want to hear more about your grandmother

shooting your grandfather in the butt. Shut up. And why nobody called 9-1-1? He was not about to call 911 and she did not go to jail. So how did it heal? He just... God damn. If you want to know our man's butt heels after something goes in it. After something hot rules And I said one thing

Lutti back then was different Because when he went to the hospital He didn't say that his wife shot Well he never married my grandmother But he didn't say that his girlfriend I know He um He they were engaged

But they were engaged forever But he said that he was robbed And somebody shot him running away So that shout out the grandpa You know he's not here The rest of soul but shout out to him Because he could have told him my grandmother And she could have still been in jail right now

So he shut up That's what's up Yep he shot up And he knew his ass was wrong So, yeah. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the latest with Lauren. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. I'm glad I ain't grow up in Baltimore. Baltimore just seems dangerous. The Breakfast Club. Lauren becoming a straight fat. Tell her. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the detail.

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 details. Sometimes she has a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me.

You got two minutes, Lauren. Go. All right. So, a quick two. We're going to get in, get out. You got five minutes. All right. So Jalen Brown was on stream.

So he was... You know who Jalen Brown is, right? You know what team he plays for? He plays for the Celtics. Just make a show. Just make a show. I don't watch it all the time, but I know, like, the names that people talk about all the time. It's a job to at least nobody are.

No, I know who he is. I used to actually... I'm not doing this with you. I'm focusing. Okay, so Jalen Brown He was live on stream He streams often But this stream was in response

He talked about a response to The moment that happened When the Celtics played the Knicks on Friday So when the Celtics played the Knicks on Friday He was like going up for a shot He like pumped faked it a little bit And when he moved His dye

His hair died was on Ananobe How I say the name? OG OG's jersey Thank you NV So that went viral right So he's now responding to that.

And in his response, he tries to call LeBron to get some advice. Let's take a listen. I'm about to call LeBron. He ain't going to answer. I'm going to leave a voicemail, though. Bron, it's a little bro. Call me back. We got some real shit to talk about.

It's a cold red, my shit. It's a cold red. They didn't call me slipping. I need to know turkey or no turkey. And I ain't talking about no cheese sandwich. There's some real shit, bro. Call your little bro back. Put all that other shit in the past.

You know, I know what you like that. Hang up the phone, bro. I'm going to call me back. You're going to bust the fuck. I'm going to crash down, bro. Chat. I'm f***ed. Yo, how did we get here?

It was a... My hairline? Aw. I wish I knew Jalen Brown, because I told him what to do. See, you got to use just for men. You went to turkey? No, no, you just used just for men.

It was died. It was die. So use just for men. Just for men, you put it in. Wash it out after five minutes. It don't stick on nothing. You good money. The only problem you got to do is when you take.

it out, but you wash it off, it does not still look. You do it yourself? I think Jail and Brown should have been ejected. Oh, no, it's good. There's nothing on it. See? I think jail and Brow should have been ejected. Maybe he's been rejected for a game. For what? Because you bought a foreign substance onto the court. Okay? No. That man bought a foreign substance onto the court

and rubbed it on somebody else's jersey. That was intentional. He did not. He didn't know. No, that was intentional. You ain't never see, I ain't never seen that in the history of basketball somebody rubbed their goddamn head on somebody's stomach. That was intentional. That man should be fine. He suspended at least a game

For bringing a foreign substance on to the court He did not mean to expose and stuff like that But I am happy that he's a team player Because I like how he handling it It's funny But don't bring LeBron into this What the hell LeBron got to do with this show Hairlines and hair? Yeah, don't though

Like because that ain't been to talk for a while Leave my man's Brown alone He got his top right Like he good It'd be brushed Yeah he got a ceiling Like don't don't do that Do LeBron respond?

No, I checked and I didn't see any response from LeBron as a again. But what do you say? Let me make sure Jalen Brown ain't on the front of one of them boxes. One of them rewind the time boxes. No, yo. He should do a brand sponsorship after this. He should. You might as well make some money after this. Just for me and pause. That works.

Yep. Now what we got about Drake? Oh, so there's a class action lawsuit right now. It's Drake in Aiden Ross. They are being sued by a guy that basically is claiming that stake, which is a betting platform that, a betting platform, online, betting platform

that Drake advertises a lot. He is claiming that he is being basically unfairly persuaded by some of the people that they're working with because he says that when people like Drake get online and talk about how much money they've betted and then they've lost, it's not true

because they have a partnership with Steak and he alleges that when they target teenagers with their marketing for the platform of gambling, it's using house money that Stakes provides to these influencers like Drake or Aiden Ross allegedly. So any losses that they might share on social media are

a part of marketing tactic just designed to draw attention so it's unfair marketing to him he's claiming a bunch of different things as well too he doesn't like the way that the company is placing itself as like a social casino and a lot of things I don't even know how you kind of... So is this the guy that's suing

because he lost money on this platform? Well there's a class it's a class action lawsuit so he's wanting to get a bunch of other people that feel like they've lost unfairly because of how they've been marketed to in this but the guy the plaintiff his name is Justin kill him. He says that he's lost a ton of money as a result of the

defendants that he's suing. And he says he's claiming wrongful trade practices and that state disguises itself as a social casino that does not offer real gambling as a ploy to evade state laws that prohibit online gambling. I wonder what that means. It's not real gambling.

I'm not for sure either. I think what he's trying to say is that when you are going into like a casino, there's different ways that casinos are allowed to do different things when it comes to marketing, getting people in placing bets and all of that. And because they're online, they're able to do things differently

when he feels like he's losing money the same way he would in a casino. So they should have to follow the same rules. That's what I'm understanding from this. But I think gambling is a choice, right? So if you decide to gamble on steak or if you try to gamble on any of these platforms and you lose, yeah, you made a choice to do that.

Like, it is what it is. Yeah. Or even when these people say you should bet on this person, that's they don't know for sure. And if you bet on and they lose, that's your choice, right? Should be? Maybe? I don't know.

I just think all the conversations we've been having about online gambling recently I don't even, I don't know I don't know why people gamble their money and if you're winning cool but when you're losing it's like you think about why even put the money out there like if you don't trust it

why even do it why I get involved? Like he obviously to say that when you're losing when you're losing of course you start questioning why the hell am I doing this when you win and you're like yes because you look for a way out at the end of it when you start losing it like well I only did it because Drake's right that's what it is you lose

and you win a way out all right well that's the latest we're on won't at least one lawsuit this year. Damn. I know, yo. Oh, my God. But happy birthday, Gabriel, you're getting Tracy Ellis Ross.

Oh, happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy one day. Let's get to the mix. Chat. We'll see y'all tomorrow. And it's the breakfast club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess O'Lariah, Shalamey and the guy. We are the breakfast club. I just got a text with my dad, right? This is so funny.

Oh, God. My dad goes, hey, call me when you get off air. I'm switching from AOL to Gmail. He's probably the only person like that I will. No, I still got my head. too got your AOL? I got an AOL email. I don't, I haven't been in any years, but I still got it. All right, Pops. Damn. Cool you have to. What?

He's switching from AOL to Gmail. He texts you to let you know. That's right. Even though he never emails me, he calls me, but that's all right, pops. I'm rocking with you, Beth. He upgrading. Yeah, he's upgrading. All right. Now, Jess, you're going to be in the Carolinas this weekend? I am going to be in Charlotte, the 704. I will be there this Friday on Halloween. Then the next day on Saturday. We got four shows altogether. Get your tickets if you have not yet. Jocelariousofficial.com will be at the comedy zone.

Two shows on Friday, two shows on Saturday. And I will be doing meet and greet. Also, I will be giving away a cash prize to the person who shows up in the best Halloween costume. Because me and Desi are coming, dressed up, and ready. All right. So I can't wait to see you, Charlotte. Get your tickets if you haven't. All right.

In Philly, we're going to be out there Thursday night. It is the huge game. Delaware State versus Norfolk State. Norfolk State. And Deshawn Jackson, Michael Vick. I don't know who I'm going to ride from. I'm just going for HBCC. Hey, Lauren, looking at me.

You better be going to go to Delaware State. The Delaware State is won one game all year. You saw South Carolina State bussed a day ass last year. That is the first positive thing I've ever heard you say about Delaware State University. Well, it's because of your fashion sense. If you dress better, I'll promise y'all have more. First of all, Delaware State is known for the fly girls, okay? So where they're at?

You're saying that someone every single day. Don't got to sit. Not because of what she wears. Don't play with me. I like your attitude, but everything else. I hate your attitude. I'm going to support. I told you dressed just like me

Oh my God I'm going to support HBCUs the game is so big that they're actually moving it into where the Eagles play so it's going to be a lot of fun so salute to everybody out in Philly She dressed like him

Lauren dressed like she just got out of prison and she went in when the rough riders was popping and she came home now she's going to dress like DMX I'm not talking you'll be sitting up here with gold chains and your hat leaning She got a one she still wear big jeans denim outfit on

She got a denim onesy with some moon boots I'll wear my dogs at. We're crazy. Whatever you want to wear, okay? We are having a tailgate that'll go down before the game. Tickets are available right now.

Oh, as come as you are, that explains everything. Damn. Continue, continue, continue, continue. And then after the game, we have an after party at Mr. Ivy. And Mr. Ivy is also in Philly, and that is for the grown folk. Okay, no push ice these, allow. It's going to be a great time. We're going to be celebrating a Delaware State University win.

And if you guys want information on the tailgate, please visit IFL Events.com and the after party. Tickets will be there. All right. You got a positive note? Listen, yeah, and I'm going to be on the daily show tonight. So, you know, tuning into the daily show. But my positive note is simple, man.

A satisfied life is better than a successful life, okay? Because our success is measured by others, but our satisfaction is measured by our own soul, mind, and heart. So scribe to live a satisfied life, okay? It's better than a successful life. Have a great day. Breakfast club, bitches! You're going to finish or y'all done?

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