The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: How Long Should You Hold On To Your Dreams? Jess Fix My Mess, DaniLeigh Charged with DUI After Alleged Hit and Run and More!

Episode Date: May 31, 2023

Today we are joined once again by Jess hilarious as she curates the “Jess Fix My Mess” segment.  We also open the phone lines to ask our listeners, how long should you hold on to your dream?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water,

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That's why you came here with your pajamas, though? Yo, listen. Check this out, right? This is from Fashion Nova. It's real cute. Like, it gave pajama when I put it on. But when the girl had it on on the website, it just looked like it was, like, real sexy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It looked comfortable.

Yeah, I ain't gonna lie. I thought it was PJs. I was like, well, Jess just woke up and just, you know, ran from the hotel. I wrote hump day PJ. Not I woke up and ran from the hotel. Like, don't do that. PJ hump day. You should have just threw on some house shoes, too, to, like, Jess just woke up and just, you know, ran from the hotel. I will hump day PJ. Not I woke up and ran from the hotel. Like, don't do that. PJ hump day. You should have just threw on some house shoes, too, to, like, really set it up.

I'm not trying to do y'all. No, I'm not trying to do what y'all be doing. Sleepwear casual. That's right. So, man, you be wearing the biggest slippers ever. What you mean? It's like, yo, he always. This size 13.

He wears, like, a size 11. Yes. They always, like, three sizes bigger. They look crazy. They're comfortable, though. It's all about comfortability. And they be curling up. All about size 11. Yes. They always like three sizes bigger. They look comfortable though. It's all about comfortability. And they be curling up. It's all about comfortability.

Oh. That's what it's about. Comfortability. I took my little girls to see Little Mermaid yesterday. Yay! Did they like it? Did they like it? Yeah, did they like it?

Yeah, they loved it. Okay. Did you like it? I was sleeping. You was sleeping? What is up with y'all? It's not for us, man. We was born in the 1900s.

That movie's not for us. I was sleeping. Them lights turned off in that movie theater. Next thing I know, they was like, Dad, it's over. I was like, We was born in the 1900s. That movie's not for us. I was sleeping. Them lights turned off in that movie theater. Next thing I know, they was like, Dad, it's over. I was like, it was great, wasn't it? I was like, they loved it. It's actually a great time for a parent to take a nap. Yes.

I think y'all playing it safe. I think you watched it. No, I really didn't. I did. I watched it. I did see it. Okay. They was trying to explain to me yesterday the whole Seven Seas thing.

Remember? Because they was, you know, the king. You really slept. I know. He really was sleeping. Well, you know, if you've seen the original, Ariel's daddy

has Ariel, who's his daughter. And then he got like seven other daughters. Because they said they all from the Seven Seas. Oh, that's why they're giving different shades.

Different shades. So that means they got different mamas? What does that mean? They don't explain that. That means that white man was out there getting it. Yesterday,

they told me he was Spanish. Latino? I don't know what's going on, man. First of all, all right, well, then Papa was a rolling stone. Yes, he was. That's just what it was. Yes, he was. But you think about it.

We up here. We up at 4 a.m. I took him last night at like 5. So by that time, when the lights go out and it's dark. It's over. It's over. It's over. It's over.

But it's for them. It is for them. Just make sure they're not choking on no popcorn. You know what I mean? That's right. It's over. It's over. It's over. But it's for them. It is for them. Just make sure they're not choking on no popcorn. You know what I mean? That's it. You good. Tap me if anything's funny. We good.

You good. You good. You good. You good. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. We got front page news coming up, of course. Teslin Figueroa will be joining us.

She'll break down everything that's going on. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here.

Hi, Envy. And let's get in some front page news. Good morning, Tess. Good morning, Envy, Queen, Jess, and Charlamagne. Hey, girl. All right, let's jump right into it. I know you got a lot to get into. So Uganda president signs an anti-gay law?

Yes, the president of Uganda signed a punitive anti-gay law yes the president of uganda signed a punitive anti-gay bill on monday that calls for life imprisonment for anyone who exchanges in gay sex and anyone who tries to have same-sex relationships could be liable for up to a decade in prison now the law also includes the death penalty for anyone convicted of aggravated homosexuality aggravated homosexuality guys is a term defined of defined as acts of same-sex relationships with children, disabled people. Those carried out under threat are while someone is unconscious.

It also includes having one gay partner being infected with HIV. And the offense of attempted aggravated homosexuality carries a sentence of up to 14 years. Damn. That's crazy i saw president biden and uh even senator ted cruz condemned the law what did they have to say about it yeah president biden he called the law a tragic violation of universal human rights and even republican senator ted cruz said that the uganda law is horrific and wrong

and any law criminalizing homosexuality or imposing a death sentence the death sentence is grotesque and an abomination and a lot of folks if people go check out his twitter there was a lot of conservatives that were saying hey you know there should be something for people that have sex uh with people that you know knowingly have hiv uh then of course liberals were calling him out for saying he was a hypocrite uh for not supporting same-sex marriage so there was a lot of back not supporting same-sex marriage. So there was a lot of back and forth on that, several articles about Ted Cruz and his position on this particular policy. What can President Biden do besides condemn it? Yeah, you know, they speak out on a lot of things, but this one, he's actually saying

that if they continue, I guess, move forward with this, he's looking at implications on the law, such as taking additional steps like sanctions, a restriction of entry of United of anybody in the United States that has engaged in any of these right abuses or corruption. So basically they can try to charge them and basically take take money away from Uganda and, you know, make this a human rights issue. But I want to ask you, you know, guys, do you think that they should stay out of the U.S., should stay out of Uganda's business and allow them to proceed? Or should they, you know, involve themselves in human rights violations? Whenever I hear things like that, I think I think the nerve of America, like I believe that America needs to clean up its own house with all these anti LGBTQIA bills they have in America.

It seems very hypocritical for them to intervene anywhere else, regardless of how horrific the laws in Uganda may be. But it's also that we jump in so many people, so many other people's business. Whenever there's a problem overseas, anywhere, we jump in their business. When there's problems here, we don't do anything. So this this is so serious. The fact that they are, you know, considering killing people, giving somebody a death penalty on the choice of how they want to live yeah it seems wow and how many human rights violations has america historically had you know what i'm saying whether it's against black people indigenous people you know jewish

people like the list goes on and on and on gay people it's like come on man you know so yeah once again i believe america needs to clean up uh its own house because it just seems very hypocritical when i see them intervening anywhere else you know in regards to human rights violations regardless of how horrific they are now let's jump i was gonna say i was just gonna say they're definitely pointing that out to him because just as a last point senator ted cru Cruz was against legalizing same sex marriage. Now, let's jump to community colleges. You saying community colleges on the rise? Yeah, just a quick report. According to a report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, community college enrollment has rose 0.5 percent in spring 2023.

This spring is the first time in more than a decade that community college numbers have increased. Financial pressure is one reason why people are going to community colleges over four year universities. And they're saying due to the strong job market, students are trying to get to the bag a little bit faster than before. So they're taking, you know, a trade job such as a trades classes in computing, mechanics, catering, transportation and other practical fields. So the bottom line is the blue collar industry looks like it's going to pick back up. And I know we've been talking about that quite a bit on, you know, is it a four-year degree? Should you do a two-year? So it looks like that has made a little bit of impact here lately. You know, I'm all about trade school.

We've been talking about trade school up here for years. I feel like that's the fastest way to get to a dollar. You know what I mean? Like, you know, electricians ain't never going out I mean? Electricians ain't never going out of style. Plumbers ain't never going out of style. Shout out to Lincoln Tech. Lincoln Tech sponsors my car shows, and they have trade schools. They offer health care.

They offer welding. They offer HVAC. They offer automotive. And a lot of students, as soon as they graduate, they get great jobs. But I will say this. A lot of students, what they're doing, which I think is pretty smart, they go to a community school where they don't have to pay a lot of money. And then their last year, they go to a major school.

So they still get the degree from the major school, but they get most of their education from a community college. That's how Rome did it. That's how my stepfather did it. What did Rome do? Accounting. No, social work. Social work.

Okay. Yeah, social work. You went to community college first? Yep. I did two years there and then went to Morgan. He's a Morgan alumni at a university, HBCU in Baltimore. So that way he wouldn't have to pay the huge nut pause, but he still gets the accolades. Who was that?

Arnell Texan stuff? Arnell? What did you do, Tess? I did six day hours at community college and then ended up transferring to a four-year university for the same reason. Schedule A cost. Makes sense. Yeah. are people who do nails and hair and stuff is that that's a trade right yeah that's a trade yeah absolutely that's a trade and it used to be when i grew up we had um cosmetology in schools now they don't offer it everywhere my daughter

she really wanted to take it she's 15. some schools they offer some they don't that's another thing that you know we've been pushing i know shout out to our brother killer mike he's always talking about that room we grew up with shop we had cosmetology we had all of't uh that's another thing that you know we've been pushing i know shout out to our brother killer mike he's always talking about that room we grew up with shop we had cosmetology we had all of that and that's something that they're not doing but this report just guys goes to show that the advocacy that you guys have been talking about over the years it does make a difference because again this has been you know this hasn't happened in over a decade so we talk about how a lot of things don't change and this is one of those things that we can see the data uh from that uh from advocacy from everybody pushing this that is making a difference people

who install wigs nowadays make more than people who install hvacs i don't know if that's true but i just made that i think that is true i think it might be right because you can consider hourly yeah i think it might be true and and it because they charge by head so it's like yo like one wig like 15 1500 and that's just the wig that's just the hair to install it it's an extra 350 to install it you should get back into the cosmetology i don't think i have the time for wig installation installation all right well that is front page news tez we'll see in a couple minutes now get off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.

Again, 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up.

Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, Breakfast Club. It's your boy Tyler, a.k.a. Dingo.

Tyler, what up, Dingo? Get it off your chest. Chillin', chillin'. Hey, Jess, boo. How you doing? Hey, boo. I'm good. Oh, I'm good.

I'm glad you good, boo. You ain't got no hate, boo, for me? Yeah, you a hater. He trying to show Jess some love. Damn, it was. How you doing? Hey, Boo. I'm good. Oh, I'm good. I'm glad you good, Boo. You ain't got no hey, Boo, for me. Yeah, you a hater. He trying to show Jess some love. You ain't got no hey, Boo, for me. You ain't got no way. You a hater. No, he said what's up, dog, to me.

You don't know what a dog. I don't know if I want a what's up, dog. I'm in my soft girl era. Hey, Boo me. No, we ain't got time for that. What? Anyway. Go ahead, Tyler.

Yo, it me. So check it out. This past week here, I went to the Janet Jackson concert in Chicago. Well, it was really telling part. When I tell you, it was an absolute nightmare. It was an absolute nightmare. Oh, my God. Getting to the venue was ridiculous.

We left our crib two hours before the show. It took us three hours to get into the actual park. We missed more than half the show. We got there like 10 o'clock at night, and her show ended at 1045. Oh, my God. Damn, so you definitely didn't see Ludacris, huh? No, we didn't see Ludacris, and I was caught. Hold on a second.

I just tapped her show, and I don't know if Janet could do anything about that, but it wasn't just me. It was hundreds of people. The traffic was messed up for miles. Janet only did 45 minutes? No, no, no. He said the show, he got there at 10

and the show ended at 10.45 because he was late. Oh, got you, got you. Exactly. It started at 7.45. We were sitting in traffic from 6.30 and we're only a mile and a half

away from the venue at that point. Three and a half hours. I will say this, though. We had to park and we finally got in there. It was hours. I will say this, though. We had to park and we finally got in there. It was crazy. I will say this, though. Janet Jackson,

don't do something. No, see, that's the thing. It's not Janet Jackson's fault. See, I will say this. When people do performances and things like this, they run out the venue

and they perform at the venue. They don't control the parking. They don't control the police. They don't control the traffic. They don't control any of that. So any of them is out of their control. Like, for instance, if somebody got into a car accident, you know, a bumper to control the traffic, they don't control any of that. Any of them is out of their control. For instance, if somebody got into a car accident,

a bumper to bumper, they stop right there. So now that's going to have traffic backed up forever, which is sad and which is horrible. That's why I always tell people when you go to those events, whether it's a sports game or a concert, leave extra early. If the concert starts at 7, get there at 5,

6 o'clock, and even if you just got to sit at the bar and drink until the concert starts, do that because it is what it is. It sucks. That's still ridiculous though. It still should be something that needs to happen because these people be hella bread. They get up there and see. What can they do though?

100 level seats. Yo, 105. We had good seats. I know it ain't Janet's fault. I feel like they should have had a bigger venue seat. 100 level seat, yo. 105. We had good seats, and I'm pissed. I know it ain't Janet's fault. I feel like they should have had a bigger venue for her because of who she is. She's a freaking jacket. Why they put her in Tenley Park?

They should have had her at a much bigger venue than that because it was just ridiculous. And I'll tell you something else. You got to get to them shows on time because when you're dealing with people who were born in the 1900s like Ludacris and Janet Jackson, it's going to be on time. It's going to be. it's gonna be it's gonna end at 6 30 sure but the concert was over 10 45 that's a great time for a concert to be over oh my god but you can't say have a bigger venue because the venue holds 10 000 they sold 10 000 tickets yeah it doesn't matter it was

it's probably some traffic it It's probably an accident. It's the way that the roads were probably set up and people were getting in. That's the problem. You can't blame it on Janet. And by the way, leaving at 6.30 for a 7.45 concert ain't smart, Dingo. You should have got there at 6.30.

He told us he left two hours before. No, you didn't. I can do a little bit of math. All right? Hello, who's this? Good morning. It's your boy, Robin from the Pals.

Come on up here, Chris King. Good morning. Come on up, King. Good morning. It's your boy, Robin from the Bronx. Come on up here, Chris Kane. Good morning. Good morning, Chris Kane. Good morning, Jess. Good morning, Taz.

Good morning, Salome and the guy, DJ KB. Yes, sir. I want to tell you why I'm blessed back and highly favored, though.

I'm a single father, and I know Father's Day is coming up, but it didn't wash over. So I think it's your responsibility at the Breakfast Club to show us single fathers out here

some flour. It's our responsibility, not your children. Or your baby mom. Because there's data out here showing there's an 80% chance that a child will graduate if a father is present in their life.

That is true. And there's the same data showing an 80% chance that they will stay out of the incarceration system if a father's in their life. Well, I feel like we do that every day. That's why I asked for us to get our flowers that we deserve, our single fathers. I don't do it for affirmation, but it's nice. I get more love on Mother's Day than I do on Father's Day. Well, salute to you, brother. We're saluting

you and all the single fathers. All the fathers out there. Salute to all the fathers out there. You're a father every day, so one day shouldn't determine that. You know what I mean? Absolutely. But we do like the flowers on Father's Day. Not actual flowers, but we do like, you know, to celebrate us a little bit. Yeah, I love that too. Cook a little breakfast. You know what I mean? We don't want to tie

even though Father's Day is until it happens. Right, because you be so busy trying to celebrate Mother's Day. Like, like, come on. I want to be a mother so bad. Like, I'm right.

I'm in my soft girl era. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Tanisha. Hey, Tanisha, good morning. Good morning. I was calling because listening to your topic about people not getting degrees and some people getting trades.

I got a business, business computer technology degree I never used. I went to trade school for welding for 10 weeks and I've been welding for five years. I'm a structural and pipe certified. Wow.

And I make good money. Oh, welding makes mad money. What school did you go to? Yes. I went to Hines Community College in Mississippi. I'm from Belusia, Mississippi.

But I work at the second biggest shipyard in the U.S. I work at I'm from Belusia, Mississippi. But I work at the second biggest shipyard in the U.S. I work at English Shipbuilding in Papua, Mississippi. And shout out to all blue-collar women. That's right.

How much you make an hour? Damn. I make $30 an hour. That's right. There you go, girl. Salute to all the welders. Salute to my homegirl, Jordan. She a welder.

She listens to The Breakfast Club all the time. Nah, I love it. I love the trades. And you'll always have a job no matter what goes on in this world. They'll always need a welder. They'll always need somebody for HVAC.

They'll always need somebody to fix cars and all that. And definitely health care. So salute to you, mom. It's a decent life. Like, you know what I'm saying? Definitely. I encourage everybody to get them a trade. Because in my house, school, college might not be for my kids, but you definitely get a trade.

And I wonder how protected those jobs are against artificial intelligence I feel like jobs like that you're going to need human hands

always right it's hard being a woman because there's so much stuff you got to fix and do it's a lot my shit's like

all my shit's got about 8,000 people and I work first step I'm going in now so shout out to all blue

collar women congratulations girl I love it yeah but even if they do try to get and I work first if I'm going in now alright I'll blue collar women that's right have a great day mama congratulations girl I love it yeah but even if they do try to get AI

to do something like that like I think they won't stop trying but they'll just keep failing at it because there ain't no way yeah imagine I couldn't imagine

talking to an AI about trying to fix your car yeah you know what I mean or even an AI about healthcare you know taking your blood pressure what's wrong you know what I mean you ever try to call your bank. Yeah. You know what I mean? Or even the AI about healthcare. Right. Taking your blood pressure,

what's wrong, you know what I mean? You ever try to call your bank and they be like, press one, if this is your problem, press two. And you be like,

that's none of my problems. That's not, yeah. Now, AI might help in the healthcare system, but you still gonna need a human. You need a human. You still gonna need

a human there. To talk to, to say what's wrong. I do think that's one of the places AI is gonna help as far as the medical system, but you still gonna need a human.

You need a human there, bro. You need a human because every case ain't the same. No. Hello, who's this? Avery. I'm from Mullins, South Carolina. Hey, Avery. Mullins, what's happening?

Man, I was just calling to say, why we got to wait until somebody leave or quit or die for somebody to receive their flowers? Why? Who need just received their flowers. Why? Who need to get their flowers? Well, I mean, like, in general, like,

you, the shot of me, you know what I'm saying, doing what you doing, doing your thing, you know what I'm saying, you need your flowers now. Yeah.

I agree. When people say that, what, what, what? You saying my name right now? Let him go. Oh, my baby, let him go. I'm sorry. You said what? Now, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. You said DJM, you definitely need your flowers. Go ahead, my name right now. Let him go. Oh, my baby, I'm sorry. Give me the flowers.

You said what? Now, go ahead. You said DJ M.V. You definitely need your flowers. Go ahead, bro. I'm listening. Oh, yeah. The work, the car shows,

everything they try to do, I mean, like, Charlotte Faye, the mother of hell, everybody needs her mother of hell flowers. Just let her need her flowers, too.

Yeah, she just need her flowers. Thank you. Now, thank you, bro. I appreciate you, bro. Call that black saying, they don't give me my flowers, I'm just going to take them out the dirt.

I know, that's right. You know what I mean? That's what he said on Pistols and Pearls. I thought you was a soft girl. Yeah. I am. Soft girls listen to Kodak Black? You're doing a lot right now.

You're so hard, dude. You're so hard. Don't rip no flowers out, no dirt, because ain't nobody giving you none. It's all right. Please, don't buy something nobody got. Please give him his flowers. He's just messing up people's gardens.

Please, please, somebody give him some flowers. He's messing up people's gardens. Please. Please somebody give him some flowers. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Now, we have Jess with the mess coming up. Now, give us a little tease. What are we talking about, Jess? You don't know.

Chapter 11 is in the air for some of these gossipers, y'all. We're going to get to it. All right. We'll talk about that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary?

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Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts Hey guys, i'm kate max You might know me from my popular online series the running interview show where I run with celebrities athletes entrepreneurs and more After those runs the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys,

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.

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We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, every backstab, blackmail and explosion, and every single wig removal together. Secrets are revealed as we rewatch every moment with you. Special guests from back in the day will be dropping by. You know who they are. Sydney, Allison, and Joe are back together on Still the place with a trip down memory lane and back to Melrose place. So listen to still the place on the I heart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Morning, everybody is DJ envy Charlemagne the guy we are the breakfast club just hilarious is here. What up?

And let's get to Jess with the mess. Yes. It's Jess with the mess. Am I new? Am I real? I'm the ghetto. This is the rumor report. Am I new?

Am I real? Allegedly on The Breakfast Club. Honey, it's ghetto up in here. Tasha K files for bankruptcy. She filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week after she was ordered to pay Cardi B four million dollars well almost four million dollars uh and defamation damages um this is funny right because according to her chapter 11 filing Tasha lists only having 95 dollars in her Chase Bank account or whatever but the way that she is putting it to her fans

and well you know her followers and supporters and stuff is that she's moving money around you know like she 50 cent or somebody but that's that's not because all you need is a forensic lawyer to go to the bank and be like um find out where she's moving around it and she has none so the value of her personal property including purses cars clothes engagement ring and business related properties all totaled out to fifty eight thousand five hundred ninety five dollars and fifty six cents she ain't about to have enough money for Wi-Fi I'm glad I'm this goes back to what you said yeah sometimes you got to hit people in the Wi-Fi area like take take away their platform and I didn't I wasn't sure we was going with earlier we don't talk about it from people yeah we just have a front page news but this

actually applies to Tasha Kaye because if she broke me you can't take nothing from her what else can you take you know what else can you take you gotta take her her wi-fi so she can't keep lying you gotta garnish their wages until they can possibly pay which might take 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 years and what's And what's crazy about filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it doesn't mean anything because the bankruptcy court could deny you. And if they deny you, then you're right back at square one. Right. They could deny your filing.

Correct. Yes. Well, that's it for that. I mean, she probably wouldn't be able to even afford Wi-Fi, actually. So don't even take it because with $95, I mean, damn. Nobody's going to make me believe that any of that is worth it like yeah just to just to tell lies to a bunch of people on on the internet who don't even care about you like none of these people are going to help you in this situation but that's that's today that's today's era which is very sad people chase clout

and sometimes you know what's the thing that you always say nobody cares about the truth and the lying one and that's the problem. But sometimes you got to tap their pocket so they stop lying. Because if not, there's no consequences. It's like if you have a child and your child keeps doing something wrong and you don't pop their hand or you don't tell them about it, they continue to do it. You pop their hand one good time and they'll never do it again. Yeah, I just want people to care more about their actual real lives than they do a bunch of people who don't care anything about them. All of these people that tune into, know your your youtube and and watch you like all they're doing now is laughing

and none of these people are going to be there to assist you when you're really really really hurting yeah and you just burn bridges just you know i mean just i don't know you just gotta go look in the mirror and just like you live off of this app for a while and yeah like embrace real life. Real life. It's really out there. This is real. Very bad.

Oh, yeah. Chapter 11 bankruptcy, owing somebody $4 million. That's real life. This is real. Your wage is getting garnished. That's real life. Right. Oh, look.

Meg Thee Stallion and Romello Lukaku dating rumors confirmed. Okay, so yesterday I mentioned that, you know, Megan went to the wedding over the weekend with, you know, the soccer play or whatever, but now it's confirmed because she was like big holding hands as soon as yesterday, as soon as we wrapped up here, I'll get on the internet, boom, she holding

hands with him. And Envy, you was like she wasn't holding hands with nobody, that was just her friend. I said when she do this, that means she really ready, you know, she ready to Get into it. Now, listen, I was doing some Googling and I Google Romelu and he is under Roc Nation as well. So this and he was checking for her two years ago because I also did some more research or whatever, because I know what I be talking about. OK, OK.

I know. So nobody see me ever. Look, he checked for her and post in his story two years ago uh asked me what you want somebody asked him do you like megan fox and he was like no but i like the stallion yes ah and then two years later they big hold a hand somewhere overseas i don't like how happy you are about this because you know because i'm sure when the pictures of her and party came out you was happy about that too and i saw everybody yesterday they lusting over the brother ramello and they're so happy for ramello and meg y'all did the same thing for party and meg just a little while ago yo cut it out but you know why because i mean he really made her happy she was looking

happy you know after the shooting and all of that you know he stuck with it through the trial and all of that and then you know i guess that was all he was there for and then you know now she happy I just like seeing girls happy let me ask you a question what's that not you I'm talking to the bird

in the room okay how much is he worth 150 million I knew he knew I knew he knew I knew he knew alright let's ask this

alright let's ask this how much does party work I don't know a lot so that's what I'm saying to you that's what I'm saying and it's's what i'm saying it's not all about the damn money i'm not no because i like i like party i like parties but i also like how

happy megan is and how you know how they didn't even say publicly oh we broke up i broke up with party or party broke up with megan it's sorry if people don't know people don't know it's fine but i enjoy seeing her happy and just like i enjoy enjoy Sweetie and YG confirmed dating rumors. I appreciate that. But the only thing I'm confused about with Sweetie and YG is that they were able to dodge getting exposed in California just to go to Mexico and get caught. Like they thought they was doing something. Mexico ain't nothing but California. Mexico just an extension of California. an extension of basically Mexico is basic no okay yeah yeah yeah but I want

to say you know the party because you know party didn't party just do the poem the other day like yeah you did that that poem and I was probably to try He just did that poem a couple of weeks ago. It's so nice. And that was probably to try to get his girl back, but salute to them, man. Salute to my guy, Party. I wanted Party and Meg to get married, okay? We've been saying that

for a long time. I always tell Party, go to therapy, get your stuff together, marry that woman, okay? But you need two people to be a part of that plan. I was going to say,

you know, you know. I mean, then that could've been a poem for somebody else. It ain't have to be about Meg. That is true, too. They could've been broke up and we don't know. That's right. You're right. That's absolutely right. They could've been a poem for somebody else they had to be about man that is true too that's right you're right that's absolutely right that could have been about himself and they could have actually been cool that's right they could actually still be cool right now that's true that could have been about himself we listen it's soft boy summer soft girl summer we here okay so Danny lay arrested and charged with DUI after alleged

hit and run in Miami Beach. This is bad, girl. What the hell are you doing? This is wild. About 2 a.m. Tuesday morning, she was drunk or whatever, and she was driving, and she had hit somebody and then dragged the moped several blocks, right? So, the person had, they had liver damage, obviously. Damn.

Yeah, real bad. So, Danny gonna have liver damage, too. She keep drinking like that. I know. They found an empty bottle of tequila in the car the police had pulled her over and told her like yo you you hit somebody and she said she didn't even hit nobody she's not dragging nothing on the car she was that drunk she was also in a car with somebody else who appeared to be drunker than she was they gave her like four sobriety tests and she they took even took her to the hospital and they still gave a sobriety test i guess, they even took her to the hospital and they still gave her a sobriety test.

I guess to keep giving her chances. I'm like, why you gotta test somebody so much? If she dragged somebody for blocks, no, dragged the moped for blocks, hit somebody off of it, and she didn't know that, she's drunk. Right? And they probably gave her so many tests so that when they prosecute her, they can say, we gave her these many tests and

they all show, because somebody be like, well, the sobriety test was wrong. Well, we're going to give you seven of them. And if seven of them say you drunk, you drunk. They probably gave her these many tests and they all show because somebody be like well the sobriety test was wrong well we're going to give you seven of them and if seven of them say you drunk you drunk if I gave her a blood test drop one of Clue's bombs

for her mugshot her mugshot was fantastic don't you drop a bomb for her take that bomb back take that bomb back she getting donkey today for the drunk driving

but the mugshot was fantastic it's crazy she was cited with leaving the scene of a crash without rendering care, driving under the influence of related property

damage. According to Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation, she was held in jail for three and a half hours and was released on a $9,500 bail. That's so crazy, man. There's so many ways to get home, whether it's Lyft and Uber. If you're in Miami, there's taxi galore.

You're Danny Lake. Somebody will give you a ride. You know what I mean? It's so many different things. You ain't got no friends. That's the thing. And your friend is in the passenger seat drunker than you. Damn. That's crazy, man.

But that is the Jasper Demetrius. That is so sad. Her baby. I just keep thinking about her daughter. Like, wow. Jasper Demet the mess and her news is real allegedly all right all right when we come back we got front page news uh we're gonna be talking to uh teslan figaro and also we're gonna take your calls 800-585-1051 fat joe uh

a clip of fat joe went viral yesterday he was talking about inspiring rappers and he was saying you know at what point do you have to give up your dream like you know when it comes to rapping and he didn't say necessarily give up your dream but get a job and you can still rap on the side at what point do you give up your dream whether you want to be a rapper whether you want to be a basketball player a football player you want to be uh something out there that you've been working on for a long time it's just not taking off a whole chapter in my first book black privilege called f your dreams if it Your Dream. Well, we don't want to say F your dreams. No. Not F your dreams. There's a thing behind that.

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Jess Hilarious is here. I am here. And let's get into some front page news. What's up, Tess? What's going on? Envy Queen Jess and Charlamagne fighting for the queen spot with Jess. No, I'm not. Jess is the queen. I'm the queen.

Oh, God. What? Let me stop messing with y'all. Y'all want me to be gay so bad? Be free, Charla. Be free. We don't want you to be gay. bad be free y'all love be free we don't want you to be gay that's not a fan of your wife now let's jump right into the news now let's talk about this white lawyer

fired for allegedly snatching a wig off the head of a black woman oh my god we were talking about wigs earlier this morning in wig news, Liz Ashley posted a video on TikTok, which showed her accusing New York attorney Anthony Orlitch

of snatching the wig off her head as she walked around New York City. Now, after the video went viral, he found out that if you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes, and he lost his job. Let's listen to the exchange and talk about it on the other side. Sir, for what f***ing reason? for what reason did you take my wig off because what what made you think that that was the good thing to do please please for what for what why did you do that what makes you think that that's okay is that funny you don't even know me no are you do you hate women or something why did you take my wig off and keep walking there's no reason for what sir why why did you take my wig off and just walk away because what please please

nah have a nice one have a nice day he needs somebody to beat his ass i'm dead ass i don't understand so he just he just seen the lady he just seen the woman he just grabbed him i saw the video he looked drunk yeah he didn't leg? I saw the video. He looked drunk. Yeah, he did look drunk. Yeah. He definitely looked drunk and just randomly just pulled it off her head. Has that ever happened to you, Jess? Hell no. Hell no.

They never... What? She's not a penitentiary. It's right. I don't like all that yelling and screaming and recording. Call 911 or mace his ass or swing on him. I'm glad she didn't put hands on him

because then she would have been probably charged as well. But that's assault though. He assaulted her. That's assault. You snatched my wig off. But it would have been her word versus his word.

And believe me, he deserved to get his ass whooped. But the fact that she taped it was the reason he got fired. How'd they find him? Because of social media? Of course. Yeah, definitely because

of the internet. You know, the internet detectives never fail. The video racked up over a million views or half a million views. They found out where he worked. They started emailing his job, calling him, demanding that he be released. And the company actually put out a statement saying, we take seriously any inappropriate behavior by any employee,

whether inside or outside the workplace. The associate is no longer with the firm. And just as a side note, you know, because I know there's folks that say, well, what does it have to do with being outside the, you no longer with the firm and just as a side note you know because I know there's folks that say well what does it have to do with being outside the you know outside the firm but attorneys you know they do have moral conduct that they're upheld to and so by him being an attorney an attorney that certainly gave them just cause to let him go on on his behavior outside the and she she should get an attorney and she should think about suing him to see that's what you got to do

to people nowadays. That's right. You got to start hitting them in their pockets because people don't learn. And it gets to the point, like you got to say, you know,

she's distraught. She's scared to walk down streets now. You know, she has to go through the whole process because I feel sad for that woman.

I don't even know if you hurt people financially anymore. Do they care? I think you got to start. We got to start doing things like hurt people financially anymore. Do they care? I think you got to start. We got to start doing things like taking people's Wi-Fi away. What? Taking their small phone privileges away because that's what they care about nowadays.

I'm serious. What are we talking about? Kids? Or are we talking about people? I'm talking about grown-ass adults because they get hit in the pockets, right? And that don't seem to impact them. The only thing they care about is what their followers think and what the people that watch them on YouTube think. You might got gotta take away their youtube man you lose a couple thousand

dollars fifty thousand a hundred thousand you can't i don't know bro you can't you can just go make another youtube for real like i i'm when people kept getting me when i was in controversy you know all the time people kept getting my page taken away i ain't do nothing i just kept on making them now when you hit my pockets that's's different. Because I got a son to feed. I got to feed myself. I got... That's different. But you got common sense.

And even though you were raised in the social media era, Jess, you don't seek the validation of these people. No, I do not. Some folks really just wake up every day and all they care about

is the validation of these people. I don't think this dude seeks the validation. He's an attorney. I think get him in his pockets. He definitely. You hit him in the pockets. Definitely.

In her and his career. Definitely. Absolutely. I in the pockets. Definitely. It hurt his career. Definitely. Absolutely. I'm just talking about these others. There's a lot of people getting hit and they still go for it. Oh, yeah. Sometimes people don't have it. That's why it don't affect them.

Because it's like, what am I going to give you if I ain't got it? Right. That's why you got to take their Wi-Fi. Take all they got. Yeah, you know what? That's what I'm saying. I like that. Take their Wi-Fi.

Jesus Christ. All right. Well, let's jump into pollution. How is pollution messing up the male fertility? It doesn't seem like it is because Al Pacino and what's the other older gentleman? Robert De Niro. Robert De Niro. That seems like their fertility is fine.

They're still getting it in. Well, male infertility contributes to approximately half of the cases of infertility and affects 7% of the male population. But this is not discussed as much as female infertility, partly due to the social taboos around it. So for the majority of men with fertility problems, the cause remains unexplained. And the stigma means that many men are suffering in silence. But research suggests that even some factors in pollution have affected the male fertility and sperm quality. So the sperm quality is low

due to pollution. Damn, so imagine you don't believe in climate change, right? And you don't support anything in regards to climate change, but your sperm ain't working. And it's because of the environment. That's your fault. You're part of the problem.

Because you're polluting? Why? Yes. I just put that together. We all sit up and try to make the connection. I'm telling you, if you are a person who does not believe in climate change and you're one of these climate change deniers, right, you're part of the problem.

So you're causing the earth to be more polluted. You don't care. And your sperm ain't working. Oh, okay. You're part of the problem. Well, it also says not only does pollution affect the infertility, it also affects testosterone levels, the increasing rates of erectile dysfunction, something we talk about often here on The Breakfast Club, and cancer. So they say it's found in chemicals like plastics, household medications,

in the food chain, climate change, in the air. That's what I'm saying. And also just the basic, and also just the basic things that you guys need to do, you know, like poor diet,

stress, and alcohol is also a factor, but this study showing how it is also pollution as well. So there's a direct correlation between climate change and your penis not working right. Okay. There's a direct correlation. See what I'm saying? I'm trying to tell you. All's why I'm holding out on getting a second why they gonna need me in the future for

what oh you could do all you produce girls that's what we need you're gonna need a lot more system remember black sperm is high demand that's right do Oh my goodness. You're going to need that. My goodness. All you need is a few men. We got you. And remember, black sperm is high demand. That's right. So you can do quite well. That's right. All you need is a few men. You can still be 86 years old still producing sperm.

Yeah. Because y'all remember, remember the Brad story when they said they couldn't find black men. So you're out on the market. All right. Well, thank you, Tez. We'll see you tomorrow. All right. Now, everybody else, let's open up the phone lines.

Where do you want to go? You want to go AI or Fat Joe? I'm sitting there tripping off the fact that Jess called me disgusting because I blew my nose and it's some tissue. And she's like, you're not going to wash your hands? Yeah, I need you to wash your hands. You're going to sit the tissue right there. We all got to look at it. Because I'm still sitting here doing a break, but you got to wash your hands when you blow into a tissue? You're damn right you got to wash your hands. You do anything with your nose.

I didn't know that. I forgot those lessons growing up in school. He had to go to the bathroom and wash his hands. Yeah. He did go to night school.

Yeah. I learned this in elementary. You gotta wash your hands right after you blow your nose? Yeah, especially if you're gonna be talking around people. Oh.

So just stay over there. I didn't know that. That's fine. You wanna go AI or Fat Joe? Which way you wanna go? What happened with Fat Joe? Remember he said that he's telling people like, look, if you get to a certain age, you got to give up your dream.

Got to get a job. Yeah. I got a whole chapter in my first book called F Your Dreams. Jesus Christ. I think maybe you shouldn't go that hard. No, but it's the same thing. Because I said that a lot of times, you know, when you are growing up, you know, especially when you're black, you see things working for other people. Yeah. yeah you know so a lot of us run towards right rap or we run towards

entertainment or we run towards athletics but that's not really our dream we just see it working for other people but some people actually really do have a passion for rapping but they ain't getting nowhere so like it well but also passion and talent is two different things let's open up the phone lines 800-585-1051 let's talk about when do you give up your dream right but you there's a lot of rappers that started later in their career like 2 Chainz then you start rapping at like 50 y'all can y'all always say that but can only name three people huh you can only name three people that's old rappers yeah yeah what's wrong with you stop no 2 Chainz ain't 50 years old stop it he look

good but he's definitely older he up there when. Yeah, 2 Chainz up there. When he came out, he was up there. Yeah, he started older. 2 Chainz just started. I told you. All right, well, 40. No, he older than 2 Chainz. Way older than 40. No, he's not.

Yeah, 2 Chainz 45. What you talking about? 2 Chainz be 46 this year. Who else came out old? I'll be 45 this year. Snoop came out pretty old, too. Nah, Snoop was young. Snoop was a baby.

Well, he always just... All right. Yo, Jackson's crazy. Let's leave the rappers out of it. All right, all right. What you... That's y'all talking about rappers. You can't leave out... You're going, Jackson's crazy. Let's leave the rappers at it. All right, all right. But you're talking about rappers. You can't leave. You're going to leave rappers.

There's a bunch of rappers that's old in their career. They don't have a single. And instead of getting a job, they still trying to rap. Trying to rap. And what Fat Joe said is, he's not saying don't rap. He's just saying get a job and rap on the side. There's 168 hours in a week. That's more than enough time to have a job, to deal with your reality,

and you still have time to go out there and chase your dreams. Let's talk about it when we come back. 800-585-1051. When should somebody give up their dreams? And not just a rapper. Somebody might be a chef and it ain't working for them yet. Somebody might want to be a basketball player. And success is

subjective. Let's talk about it. We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. It's talk about it. We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ

Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here. Now if you just joined us, we were talking about Fat Joe, he was trending yesterday for something he said on his live about, I guess, people that still want to be rappers at, you know, older ages. doesn't have a deal meaning not a dollar coming in not a show not nothing going on there there's a problem with that it's called plan a get a job plan b hope you make it this has never changed some guys be like yo i gotta get a regular job bro you gotta get a job If you got kids And you got this girl That got an apartment And y'all sexing it up

Every day You got to pay some bills And the dollar in the dream That bought the border Bottom could've struck the lotto Nah He said nothing wrong He's absolutely positively right

He said nothing wrong In my first book Black Privilege The New York Times bestseller, Black Privilege, I have a chapter called F Your Dreams When They Are Not Your Dreams. Because a lot of times, especially when you black, the things you gravitate towards are entertainment and sports. But those aren't the things we should actually be doing. We're just doing them because we see them working for somebody else. So what I tell people is either quit and find something else to do or understand it's 168 hours in a week that's more than enough time to deal with your reality by getting the job and you got a time to go chase

your dreams see i think that the problem with this society is is people feel like getting a job is bad yeah getting a job is wrong and i think that's the dumbest and stupidest thing i've ever heard yes you could be a rap a rapper you could be a producer there's so many different things that people could be out there. Entrepreneurs. And there's nothing wrong with having a job until that goal that you want or that dream that you want takes off. There's nothing wrong with it. There's been many people. I mean, even if you look at some of your successful rappers, right?

You look at Method Man. We see the story where Method Man worked on the Staten Island Ferry. Yeah. Until he got his rap career up. We see people that worked at Kid Cudi worked at the clothing store downtown in the village until his rap career took off people worked until they got their stuff together and also too people be shaming uh y'all some of y'all be trying thinking y'all shaming jobs y'all actually shaming careers yeah you know what i mean because y'all y'all be trying to clown people for having a career that pays them hundreds of thousands millions of dollars i mean so what

are y'all talking about it is the worst thing ever I mean I actually have even with being an influencer like I had to I worked like I was working making videos I got fired from jobs making videos you know what I mean then go to another job until I got on wilding out and then and then I had to quit but I was a mortician right nah I went to school for that but I ain't quite make it to the mortician side you know i just went in there it was like oh hey i want to be a mortician never went that way but i was working with kids i was a prp counselor i you know and then also a receptionist at um working with kids at this office or whatever making videos and i and when i went to wilding

out that's when i quit and they cut my food stamps hold on now i didn't know this right before a while or not you was working at a you was a receptionist yeah i did not know that yeah and they cut my food stamps. Hold on now. I didn't know this. Right before Wild N' Out, you was working at a, you was a receptionist? Yeah. I did not know that. Yep, yep, yep, yep. So when did you start doing stand-up?

Like five years ago, six years ago, right? Literally, yeah. After, after Wild N' Out, I started, I was actually doing, I started stand-up way later after doing videos. Like I've been doing stand-up maybe six years now. Wow.

Yeah, and doing like internet eight, like eight years. I feel like I've been watching you online for at least a decade. Yeah. Yeah. And you was broke that whole time. That was first of all. I was definitely real cute, but I was broke. I was was cute though. No, but you had bad followers then. I did. Exactly, I was broke. I was still living in the hood, seeing people get shot every day, yes.

See, I want people to tell more of those stories. Because we be thinking that because somebody got a whole bunch of followers and a lot of attention online, that they doing it, right? What? You know what I mean? Wasn't making no money until I hit Wildin' Up. Wow.

Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Natalie. Hey, Natalie. Hey, girl. Come on and talk to us. Good morning. I'm us. Good morning. I'm here at Kaiser Ready to Learn. This is part of me chasing my dream.

And this is something that I'm here every day. And God knows I get, like, struggles and lockdown and everything, every single day, to be honest. But I'm still here an hour early listening to your radio station, just trying to get wiser. Thank you. Oh, so hold on. So you listen. Oh, I thought she said she was somewhere. You listening to us to get wiser?

Yeah, I like to hear people's experiences. I like to hear stories like what you just said in Miami. That shit was crazy. Oh, that's dope, but I still need you to go get a trade or something. Yeah, you need to get a job. You need to do something until you figure it out. Do you want to be a radio person, personality?

She said she at work. No, she didn't. She said she listening to us getting wiser. No, didn't you say you at work right now, right? No, no, I'm here getting ready to go into class, into college. Oh, okay. I was about to say she was there getting sick. I was about to say, because listening to Breakfast Club is not going to get you a career.

Thank you. Go to school. Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning. This is the Big Face Bully Smith boss. Oh, my God. You need to quit rapping. What happened?

Hey, listen, cut it out. Good morning, man. How y'all fellas doing? Good morning, Miss Jess with the mess. You was the niche. I loved how you could pop in this morning. Real talk. Good morning baby thank you Hey podcasting are the new rappers yo Yes

The way people used to want to make it in rap They want to make it in podcasting I'm telling you There's way less money in podcast I don't know who that is, but I agree with you. But you've got to deal with your reality while you're chasing your dream. That's what people forget. But that's what he's saying. He's saying, you know, keep getting your bag and apply your bag to your dreams.

I'm not mad at that. Where you work? Yeah, you guys definitely do that. Because without no income, you ain't going to have no outcome. That's right. Where you work? Where you work? Right now, I work in a hotel office.

You know what I'm saying? I clean up the rooms in the hotel. I taste my dreams, my podcast, and my music, man. That's what I like to hear. Keep on going. As long as you got a job. But you know what you need to do? You need to make little business cards.

In the rooms you clean, you just leave a business card there. Because if somebody in that room, and they bored, they might, you know, let me check this. And then you might get another follower, a subscriber. Or you might get fired. I was going to say, some people be like, man, who is this? then you might get another follower, a subscriber. Oh, you might get fired. Yeah, that's true. Some people be like, man, what is this? You know what?

That's a good piece. That's a good piece. I appreciate that piece. I'm going to definitely apply that. That's right. Because I've been looking online looking up how to buy USBs

because USBs is a new way to give a brother a USB and hold that. No, brother. No. What year were you born? USB. No.

The 1900s. Exactly. Uh-huh. No, sir? USB? No. The 1900s? Exactly. Uh-huh. Nah, it wasn't USB. I made myself out old, okay? You wouldn't have won. I love you guys, man. Hey, keep being gay and enjoying each other's marriage.

I love you guys. I love you. Did he say keep being gay and enjoying each other's marriage? He said keep being gay. Yeah, y'all keep being gay and enjoying each other's marriages. Love it. All right. First of all, USBs is not the way.

I thought you were going to say, first of all, I'm not gay. He would have never said that. I ain't got time to defend all that. He would have never said that. I care about that. 800-585-1051. We're talking a statement that Fat Joe said about, you know, people chasing their dreams. This is what he said.

If your man says he raps and he doesn't have a deal, meaning not a dollar coming in, not a show, not nothing going on there, there's a problem with that. It's called plan A, get a job. Plan B, hope you make it. This has never changed. Some guys be like, yo, I got to get a regular job. Bro, you gotta get a job. If you got kids and you got this girl that got an apartment and y'all sexing it up every day, you got to pay some bills. And a dollar in the dream? That buck that bought

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Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best and you're

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We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about a statement that Fat Joe made, and this is what he said. have a deal meaning not a dollar coming in not a show not nothing going on there there's a problem with that it's called plan a get a job plan B hope you make it this has never changed some guys be like yo I gotta get a regular job bro you gotta get a job if you got kids and you got this girl they got an apartment and y'all sexing it up every day you got to pay some bills and a dollar in the dream that buck that bought a bottle could have struck the lotto no not one lie was told i agree with you in order in order to properly chase your, you got to deal with your reality. And there's a there's one hundred and sixty eight hours in a week. Even if you work 40 hours a week.

Right. You still got one hundred and twenty eight hours to do everything else I want to do. So you're dealing with your reality. But you still got more than enough time to chase your dreams. You got one hundred and twenty eight hours. Did y'all see Acrimony? Acrimony is a solid play movie with Taraji P. And she had a husband and he had a dream to like create some big thing like the pursuit of happiness

remember he was trying to make that thing or whatever yeah but he had a battery he was trying to create a battery and it took him years and years and years and he kept using all her money to do it like he was like taking advantage of him but he still loved her or whatever like you know and she had she had got money from her mother. He cleaned out her whole bank account. And then she ended up leaving him. So his dream hit as soon as she left him. Good. And then he ended up with somebody else. That's right.

And wow. Okay. So she stuck by him until this dream. But he would not get a job. That's the only thing. And he became a billionaire. He took off, became a billionaire, but he even paid her back

for everything. But she was left there like, damn, yo, I really put you through, like, I helped you. My finances from my mother done. Like, I put up my house. I'm not even able to have kids

because, you know, that was some other stuff in their marriage that happened. But like, yo, and now you're this billionaire. You're married. Your dream took 10 years to pop off. And you're out there reaping all this, you know.

You gave up on me. I didn't give up on myself. So being that you gave up on me, I'm going to give you back everything you put in. Yeah. But I'm going to live my life because I need people that's going to be with me all the way through. She didn't see it all the way through. Wow. I don't know.

There's two ways of looking at that. I would say that. Because I don't agree with him. I think think everybody out there needs dreams whatever that dreams and sometimes your dreams can change and i think that's what keeps people alive and i think that's what keeps the energy flowing like for me you know you have a dream of being a dj then a dream of being on radio then a dream of being on an album and then the car show became a dream and then this became a dream but now my dreams are my kids like yeah me and my seeing my kids successful making sure that you know when they graduate college i'm able to you know make sure teach them how to purchase their first home and those are my dreams now

dreams never change and that's why even when it comes to entertainment that's why i always tell people man make sure that's what it is you want to do because a lot of times people only chase entertainment because they see it working for other people that's why everybody want to rap everybody got a podcast right you know what i'm saying but what is it you're here to actually do but that's what i'm saying that's why even your book i think is wrong because it's not f your dream it's f somebody else's dream it ain't your dream to begin with that's what the book that's what the chapter is no it's f your dream if it's not your dream because a lot of times we see things working for somebody else. People might look at Jess and be like, I want to be a stand-up comic.

That's not your dream. That's not what you're here to do. That's what Jess is here to do. They might look at us and say they want to be radio personalities. No, that's not what you're here to do. You might be here to do something else. So find out what you're here to do. Hello, who's this? Hey else. You know? Find out what you're here to do. Hello, who's this?

My name is Messiah. I'm from Philly. Talk to us, Messiah. I think you should never give up on your dreams, but you just got to take care of your life. Once your dreams start taking care of yourself from living life and growing, then I think that's when you got to start switching lanes, put on a back burner,

take your time, figure out your plan, and use whatever you're making money on your 9 to 5 to provide for your dreams. And eventually, you're gonna take over, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, because if you don't deal with your reality, your dream will become a nightmare. Dreams and nightmares. Philly, you see what I just did?

I see how you did it. I see how you flipped it. What's a clown? Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, man? It's Fabian. I go by you did it. I see how you flipped it. Such a clown. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, man? It's Fabian. I go by DJ Fabo. I do agree with Fat Joe, man. I was a Fat Joe.

I mean, I was a truck driver up in Minnesota, and I moved down to Florida to be a full-time DJ. It didn't work out the way I wanted to, so I got a job. Yeah, I got a job driving Monday through Friday and I DJ whenever I get a gig. That's right. That's what you should be supposed to be doing. That's how we should be. That's how we all start. Let me get my IG shout out.

Charlamagne, stop hating, man. I'm the one encouraging you. Go ahead. Share your Instagram. Yeah, it's DJFable underscore 21. Good luck, man. And DJ, if you need some help with those mixes, man, I got you, man. Now watch how fast he hang up on you.

Now watch how fast he hang up on you. Hey, yo. Good luck. Have a good one, bro. You see what I'm saying? You ain't even going to acknowledge that man said he can help you with some of your mixes, man. He said you need to tighten up. You listen every morning. of your mixes, man. He said you need to tighten up.

You listen every morning. Shout out to Fave. He said you need to tighten up. Shout out to Fave. Bro! Hello, who's this? Avery. Avery, talk to us about dreams, man.

I feel like you shouldn't give up on your dreams, man. Like, giving up on your rap, whatever. Like, you keep going at it, and you know, you might just be stuck for one minute. No. There keep going at it and you know, it might just stop for one minute. No. There's a lot of dreams you shouldn't give up on, but man,

we gotta stop this saying people shouldn't give up on rap. Some of y'all need to give up on rap, yo. We gotta stop this now. That's one of the toughest conversations

to have in the black community telling somebody they can't make it as a rapper. You rap, Henry? You rap, Henry? Oh, I'm sorry. You rap, Henry? Henry? Huh? What happened? the rapper you rap henry you're right oh all right hey i'm sorry you rap huh what happened

now tuchel was like 38 when he when he released blow the whistle but remember tuchel has a history of music he has a history of music that's big in the bay area he's a bay area legend the world heard blow your whistle you Whistle when he was 38, but Tushar's a legend. By the way, if you just got up on Tushar with Blow Your Whistle, you ain't been paying attention.

Not at all. True, true, true. As a matter of fact, you got a quick eight? Give us a quick eight. I hung up on him. I'm so sorry. Why you gonna hang up

on that brother, man? He was ringing, ripping on any beat. He was ringing. Nah, because this brother right here, this brother got Justin on the line.

Justin, good morning. Good morning. Now, Justin, he's been doing music for 15 years, and he's 32 years old now, and he hasn't popped as of yet. That ain't bad. Why you laughing, yo? That ain't bad. That's good.

You got some bars? Yeah, I got some bars. Come on, spit that, man. Spit that. What'd you say? You want to hear something? Yes, turn your radio down now. You want to hear something?

Turn the radio down? I don't know why people say that. You want to hear something? Yeah. Go ahead, Justin, man. Spit that. Or just say, you want to hear something? Yes, turn your radio down now. You want to hear something? Oh, goodness. Turn the radio down. I love when black people say that. You want to hear something? Yeah. Go ahead, Justin. Go. When I've been working on it, I come on there, I be like, God really been working on me.

He know I'm a stepper. I pray for all my savages who dancing with the devil. I ain't even try to read the Bible until I went to jail. Watch who you keep close to you. If they hate on you, they'll tell. Bullets don't got names on them until somebody did. I'm all over the city now. Don't ask me where I stand. I know what come with the game and I ain't even gonna say that. I went and got my own. When they speak on me, they don't say that. I almost killed one of my partners. Me and him go way back. The best feeling next to getting money is getting payback. I'm sliding in a old whip. I

treat it like a Maybach. I'm tired of thugging. I even put away my ski mask. I'm tired in the old whip I treat it like a Maybach I'm tired of thugging I even put away my ski mask I'm tired of hustling But I won't stop I can't be down bad It's people who'd rather see me that way That'll make them real happy As long as I keep Oh

Woo I'ma tell you something man God just told me to tell you That you should go into ministry You should be a pastor I'm not even joking God wants you to be into the church Yes sir

No for real He wants you to be into the church You should go get your soul right And you have an anointing on you to be a pastor. Go be a pastor, brother. What's your rap name, bro? My rap name is V3. V3? And I not too long ago got baptized.

That's what I'm saying. Wow. There's a verse. Is that for verse 3? V3. Okay. There's a verse 3 in the Bible. I don't know which one, but there's a verse three in the bible i don't know which one but there's a verse

three in the bible that applies to you that's gonna tell you to walk away from rap and go into the ministry man god wants you to be a pastor i'm telling you but he can get there but but you know what he can get he can use rap to get the young guys in the church i doubt it okay i'm just trying to go there i'm just trying to go there no god did tell that. God told me to tell that man to be a pastor. That's what God said. God said that brother need to be a pastor. And you just heard him say he got baptized. I didn't know he had got baptized.

Of all the people here, God just told you that. Yes. God be talking to me. Oh, God. He told you too, Los? Los. No. He told you too, Los?

I'm just a cameraman. Los said this. He ain't telling nothing. He did. God told me to tell that brother to be a pastor, and that brother just got baptized, and I ain't even know that. What's the moral of the story, man? The moral of the story is, F your dreams if they not your dream.

Boom. I like that. And don't give up on your dreams, but you got to deal with your reality. Yeah. And don't give up on your dreams unless your dreams are to rap. I'm serious. We got to stop this. Why do we keep encouraging people to rap?

I don't know. I mean, I'm just saying because it's, yo, everybody sound the same now, so we need some new people. Oh, my goodness. We need some new people. We need some new people. No, that's not a good enough reason. All right. Well, when we come back, we got Jess with the mess.

What are we talking about, Jess? Oh, no. The highlight movie will come back. S***. The highlight movie will come back. All right. We'll get to it next. It's The Breakfast Club on BET.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here. All right. We'll get to it next. It's the Breakfast Club on BET. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here. I am. And let's get to Jess with the mess. It's Jess with the mess. Am I new?

Am I real? Child, the ghetto. Just to us. This is the Rumor Report. Am I new? Am I real? Allegedly on the Breakfast Club. Honey, it's ghetto up in here.

Krishan Rock says she prayed for a baby after three abortions. We have audio. Let me hear it. At first, I wasn't getting pregnant. He was f***ing with me. We were trying. Because at first, I was getting pregnant, and then I aborted. Like, ooh.

Three times with him. Then it got to a point where he was like, I want a family. I want a baby. I have my baby. Blah, blah, blah. So he starts f***ing crazy, like real crazy. So I start going on my knees. They're like, Lord, can I get a baby? I'm not going to kill this one.

Jesus. What the hell? This is crazy. I just, oh my God. That sounds crazy. When she said in the post, shouldn't be a surprise though. Lord, can I please have a baby? I'm not going to kill this one.

I'm not going to kill this one. I mean, I'm really not surprised. Are we surprised? No, I mean, and the wording just sounds a little crazy, but it's not crazy. It's horrible, but I'm not surprised.

I just think about all those women out there that are having problems and those couples that are having problems, you know, having a child, and they hear that, that just, that got to hurt them. I didn't know her last name was Rock. Krishan Rock? rock i had no idea i never knew what her last name was i was always here christian oh no no christian rock wow yeah yeah yeah uh what she said in this post

shouldn't be a surprise to us because she said it in an interview before let's hear the audio right right so the audio is the young another they aborted the audio so basically yeah yeah everything's getting aborted so yeah this is it's so sad but um she also asked blue face to stop taunting her uh during her pregnancy and show her show love to her likes like he do to his other kids last week he actually was online with his daughter right and like he uses his daughter to taunt her like he does that and i'm not saying he don't love his kids yeah he love his kids all that yeah cool but he'll talk crap about the baby that's currently in his baby mother's stomach krishan's stomach and then he'll go on like live with his daughter or his son and be like you know i love you right yeah this is

what a happy family look like. And this is what, so it's just, I don't know the whole situation. Don't give me nothing else to report on these people. Yeah. And when the baby gets it, you know, he's, he's still gonna get put on child support. He's, you know, he's still gonna have to be in the baby's life in some way, shape or form. And even if he chooses not to physically, he's still gonna have to be financially. I don't even think that she's going to put them on child support.

Honestly, I don't, I don't think that she's gonna put him on child support honestly i don't i don't think she's gonna put him on child support i think she's gonna try to take care of that baby by herself and she's gonna try to make him be a dad whenever you know wherever she can make him be a dad but i think she she she too proud to put him on child support she ain't gonna do it let me ask you a question when when when women are into a man and a man says that to them like i want you to have my baby you know most of the time in the heat of passion does that really do something to a woman um like back in the day yeah when i was like in my early 20s it was cute it was something cute to say yeah yeah yeah uh that's how i ended up with my son got you very much yeah it was you know i i yeah i was 20 when i had ash so yeah i

it's it's it's just i don't know why it's so cute when you're younger when you're young and then you grow up and you just be like you only gotta grow all the way up when you get pregnant you like that i mean shoot like why would why is this something that we love to hear and we're we're okay with it we just submit probably because are you thinking of the of the future possibilities maybe the future of having a family i don't think they think about the future at all think about nothing not the future at all. I don't think about nothing, not the future at all. Just in that moment,

like him saying it and how we know we're pleasing him and how he's, he's pleasing us. He loved me so much. You want to have mom? Yeah. And leave me with it. Ooh. Like,

yeah. Not to leave me with it. I don't see that. If every girl said that in their mind, they would be like, Oh no, no, you can't pull out.

That's real. That's better than the condom. That's just saying, if every girl said that in their mind, they would be like, oh, no, no, you can't pull out, please. That's real. That's real. That's better than the condom. That's real. You got to say that in your head. When the guy says, I want you to have my baby in your head, you got to say,

and leave me with it? Yeah, and leave me with it? Ooh, no. Don't like the way that sound. Even saying sexy, it's still going to come off like, ah, no. Yep, you might even dry up.

So, after that. Oh, Lord. Neo says he's too toxic for Taylor Swift. I taylor swift i what were they supposed to go together what were they with dayton what they have but they got an interview with shannon sharp but i don't know why we got audio let me see if this was asked i'm from actual experiences and you know if it's not an experience we'll make a cute couple y'all y'all be killing y'all be killing y'all exes man damn oh taylor don't want me i'm toxic i'll mess i'll mess all that up for you taylor all love why why did shannon bring that up i don't see that i don't see it being a cute couple

she all tall she got that long back like big head biracial baby oh Oh my God. Yes. Oh my God. I didn't see that one. Yo, but listen. Oh my God. I just think it's crazy because why would he just say, I can see you and Taylor Swift together.

He said, y'all make a cute couple. Like what? And then for me, Neo, that's my friend too. But Neo, he gonna say,

I mess her life up. I wish somebody would have told Crystal that. You should have told Crystal that. And the other big mother, too. How you going to be trying to spare Taylor Swift life? Yo. You know what I'm saying?

You sparing her. You're going to make her dodge a bullet. But everybody else got to catch them. You see how I just started? That's my friend. That's my friend. And then she goes in on them. She's giving her friend real advice.

All right. It's too late now. She's giving her friend real advice. That advice should have been beforehand. I mean, I guess. But it's like, don't be messing up all the black women's lives and then you want to spare the white women's lives. No, no. Mess Taylor Swift's life up.

She's doing songs with ice bites that don't make sense. Dr. Lamar agrees. Yes. And shout out to Uncle Shannon Sharp. You know, they burglarized his house over the weekend. They took a million dollars worth of jewelry and all types of things in his house. So right now he has a $50,000 reward for anybody that can find any information. I saw that online.

So anybody with any information, man, let's get Unca's stuff back, please. Wow, that is crazy. There's nothing worse than somebody coming in your house and burglarizing your house. Yeah. Maybe I should have did that on the front page news because this is actually mine and I ain't had any story. So back to Ne-Yo. I was just adding on to your story.

Back to Ne-Yo. He recently told TMZ that he's open to dating non-celebrities because celebrities are weirdos. Now listen, he got audio for that. Do you have that read? All right, play it. Would you ever date a fan?

Yeah, man. That part don't matter to me. I like that. We always have this debate in the room. Do you need to date someone kind of on your level? Or would you like date, you know, someone from TSA? You know what I mean? I honestly don't even trip up things like that. I mean, somebody on my level kind of understands the plight of what I go through just as a person, you know, a celebrity or whatever it may be. But at the same time, we're weirdos. Us celebrities, we're weirdos. So I like normal people.

So I don't really be going for just regular people. Okay. Why y'all just asking Ne-Yo all these random questions? Why are people just talking to Ne-Yo? What's up, man? Don't act like people can't talk to him. No, they can, but just why? Why are they asking him these random questions?

That's a wild question. I honestly feel like the Taylor Swift thing was wilder than this. But now, like I said, he's my friend. Neo is the most regular person ever. He really actually hates celebrity. He hates the industry. He likes normalcy. He is really not caught up on celebrities.

He don't like to hang with them or none of that. So I definitely understand. I love how he put we in it. Like, all right, I'm a weirdo too because, yeah, even the thing

with Shannon Sharp, I think that was weird for him to even just... I can't get over him trying to spare her. I just can't. Like, no, please mess up her life.

Salute to Ne-Yo. This is crazy. I'm sure Taylor's messed up quite a few lives, too. Absolutely. That's why it's payback. Y'all be acting like Taylor don't be running through guys, too. Taylor always got a new boyfriend or damn stuff.

Right. So I think that... Taylor might be the toxic one, too. Yes. Okay. So imagine Ne-Yo and her. Man, she be acting all fake surprise when she win awards now. You know you gonna win awards, Taylor.

Shut up, man. She been doing that for years, and I don't understand why. I can't. Ecliptons were viral of her and Ice Spice performing their song. They look so awkward. I can't even imagine.

They probably look like A.I. Oh my God, yes. They look like Sims characters. Oh my goodness. Even Ice with that fat butt just up there

like. It's so dry. But that's just for the mess for the day alright and her news is real allegedly allegedly

now who you giving that donkey to oh man we need Danny Lay to come to the front of the congregation I'd like to have a word with her

it's a teachable moment man even though I feel like I have to teach people this every other month and not drink and drive but yeah

alright we'll talk about it we'll get into that next it don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club your mornings will

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It's a breakfast club, bitch. You can call me the donkey of the day, but like, I mean no harm. Yeah, donkey of the day for Wednesday, May 31st goes to Danny Lay. Good morning, Danny Lay. This story is upsetting, not just because it's Danny Lay, but because it feels like every other week I have to get on this radio and tell folks the dangers of drinking and driving, okay? Now, when I said to the room that Danny Lay was getting donkey today everybody was like no she's been through enough she's probably dealing with depression if that is the case I pray that

young lady gets the healing she deserves okay but from what I can see Danny Lay was just having a good drunk ass time in Miami for Memorial weekend like the rest of y'all all right I had plenty of my play nieces going on to South Beach this weekend. They all young in their 20s and I gave them all the same spill and that spill was be safe. Be safe includes, but it's not limited to don't get too effed up. All right. Because I don't want you to be in a position for somebody to take advantage of you. And if you do get effed up, make sure that one of y'all stay sober to watch everybody

else. And for Christ's sake, please don't drink and drive. And that's what happened to Danny Lay. She was drinking and driving. Okay, according to police reports, she was charged with DUI after an alleged hit and run because she allegedly hit a man on a moped while driving under the influence of alcohol.

Per the report, witnesses said she was driving fast in a gray Mercedes Benz with a passenger when she hit the man's moped and did not stop, dragging the vehicle for about a block. Witnesses claim that tried to get Danny Lay's attention and tell her about the moped that was caught on her car. But she kept going. And the unnamed victim sustained two non-life threatening injuries, a kidney laceration and a spinal fracture. Just what?

I know you want to say something. I'm just saying, what if the person on the moped was playing the baby shake something and she drove past and she and it gave a flashback stop no okay no it could have happened no all right even then it would not be acceptable just because drinking and driving is never okay and when you drink and drive you aren't just putting yourself at risk you are putting the lives of innocent people like this man on the moped at risk and danny lisa know to be more responsible because she has a lot more responsibilities than the average person. She's a mother. She has a singing career.

There's a lot of things that she could lose. Most importantly, her life. What, Jess? Let the record show. Her dumb upshot is given. She's flawless. The lightning in jail with the orange and the jumpsuit. You know what I'm saying?

It brings out the orange in the cheeks. Yes, you are correct, Jess. But she can take pictures anywhere at any time she doesn't have to have an orange jail suit on okay she could have it on an orange dress and there's plenty of places to have great lighting but what's scary about this situation is the passenger was also heavily intoxicated and danny lay told police she never hit a motorist and not and had not consumed any alcoholic beverages. I am not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, but if you're so drunk that you hit somebody on a moped

and don't remember hitting that person on the moped, you've had too much to drink. Okay, Danny then failed a bunch of field sobriety tests, was taken to jail, incited with leaving the scene of a crash without rendering care, driving under the influence, and related property damage. Police found an empty bottle of tequila in her car listen man there's simply no excuse for this okay i tell y'all all the time uber lyft regular taxis there's never a reason to drive drunk but miami on memorial day weekend is absolutely one of those times okay you have way too many options that can be used to avoid putting yourself in this situation.

The moral of the story is don't drink and drive. Because there's one test you can't afford to fail. Please give Danny Lay the biggest hee-haw. All right. She probably sitting up there and she thought y'all loved her who's y'all human envy and y'all sitting up here giving her i don't know she deserves a hard time no she deserves you hit you hit somebody you dragged them what about the baby the baby wasn't in the car and the baby has a new song i'm talking about her child i'm talking oh oh yes oh you're a mother

you have responsibilities absolutely yes absolutely i just what about her child. Oh. Yes. You're a mother. You have responsibilities. Absolutely. Yes. Absolutely. What about her mental health? I agree. I agree with that. And if it is mental health related, then I hope she gets the healing she deserves.

But that's still not an excuse. No, it's not an excuse. That's still not an excuse. Because the guy could have died. He could have lost his life. I mean, he's pretty bad, they say, right? Yes. He has a liver problem or something. Yes.

Yeah, it's pretty bad. Kidney. Kidney problem, right? Yes. He has a liver problem or something? Yeah, it's pretty bad. Kidney. Kidney problem, yeah. Yes. Okay. And there's so many. And that should be a lesson to everybody out there. There's so many options, right?

Yeah. We talked about it. Uber, Lyft. Lyft. Yes. Taxicabs in Miami. There's so many different options. Oh, man.

But you don't want to put yourself in that particular situation. Especially, you got Juneteenth weekend is another weekend everybody celebrates. Fourth of July weekend is coming up. That's right. Just just be smart i know everybody goes to the beach in miami and atlantic city or well the shore i should say and people are going out you just got to be extra careful all right and and in regards to her mental health her people you know do hurt people but that's not an excuse yeah no it's not an excuse at all not at all and she didn't mean to hurt anyone but not an excuse at all all right well all. And she didn't mean to hurt anyone, but not an excuse at all. All right.

Well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes, indeed. Shout out to everybody on BET. We'll see you guys tomorrow. They still ain't tell us what we're doing for BET weekend. We have a call today or tomorrow. They ain't tell us what we're doing? Not yet. Oh.

What? I'm waiting for they tell us. Damn, Jess, boy. They ain't tell us? Wait Jess boy Wait wait wait Where we going Alright well let's open up the phone lines 800-585-1051 Jess Hilarious is here And it's time for if you need Jess to fix your mess

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She's currently in dental school and she's about to graduate next year. She's expecting me to propose to her and us to move forward in our lives. But I'm about to go to school right now. I'm about to go to pharmacy school. And I can't afford to get married to her. I can't afford to propose at this moment.

And I don't know. There's just like this pressure building up for her to. There's a pressure building up for me to propose to her. And not sure what to do, especially when I start going back to school and I can't afford to propose to her at this moment. Well, have you guys talked to them in depth? Like, is this a deal breaker for her? Will she leave you if she don't get married to you in a certain amount of time? I don't think so.

But I think in her mind, she is like, I'm'm gonna graduate from school when i'm 30 and she was like i don't want to get married when i'm 30 yeah and uh i mean it's like it's proposed maybe like 27 20 i won't have any money like i'm gonna be a flat broke i got you i got you so this is what this is what we do as women as as uh people period But as women, we put these schedules on our lives. We give ourselves these deadlines. I said the same thing. I said, I want to be able to have all my children before 30 because in my 30s, I'm not going to want to have a baby. It didn't work like that.

I said, I will be married by 25. It didn't work like that. We put deadlines on ourselves, but we don't even know that it won't. It won't. It don't happen like that because that's not just a decision for you. That's a decision for another person. Being married to somebody is different. I mean, it is not.

That's not a decision that one person gets to make. I think that you have equal say because both of you have to get married to each other. I think you should sit down with her and tell her, listen, babe, right now is going to be a financial struggle. If I decide to if we do get married or not even the wedding, just the engagement ring, you want to do it right. And it'll never be the perfect time, just like having a baby. But if you really feel like it's not a good time right now because of your finances and you're being looked at as the provider and all of that, then I think you should sit down and talk to her about it and tell her, push it back another year. Let's,

let's push it back another year when we both agree to do it. You know, she loves you. She is. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think it's just,

uh, like when you said that timeline, he has, that's just a big timeline where she was like, want to get proposed by seven, get by 30, have children by 30, 31,

two and then my end end i'm controlling my i know i won't be done until i'm 30 and i was funny until that's all yeah yeah because she can't control what happens she can't she can't she can't so yeah jess were you disappointed when you didn't uh meet those marks no i actually wasn't because i was actually doing something else at that time like when i was 20 i'm like oh I'm ahead I mean I'm gonna be married by 25 I need a guy for that didn't meet him but I was doing something else so I wasn't even thinking next thing you know I'm 27 I'm like damn I was supposed to get married two years ago you know and then I wanted more kids by 30 it didn't happen because I'm doing this so now I probably will have to have kids in 30s I noticed I know now not to put

a deadline on it right you wouldn't encourage women to do that? Or anybody? No. Don't put a deadline on your life. Word. Don't do that. Or for plans in your life. Don't do that.

Word. 800-585-1051. Jess Alaris is here. And call her up if you're having some relationship problems and you need some advice. Jess Fix My Mess. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart?

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Let me fix it. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Jess Fix My Mess. It is. And we have Jasmine on the line. Jasmine, good morning.

Good morning, good morning. Hey. Good morning, good morning. Good morning, girl. How you doing? What's up? So, what I'm saying is I've jumped back out here on this dating net wagon and i've been talking to this dude for like almost a year now and when we're in the throes of things you know getting high heavy you know sometimes people have that kink where they like

to talk you know like they like to i guess display a sense of ownership yeah um i'm more of a just shut up and let me not up and he likes to say things like he loves me right and i'm not stupid like you know you don't love me you love what i could do for you but these last like few times like a handful of times he's like got an eye level with me and was like you know i meant what i said so i'm just in this like awkward position where it's just like, I want to believe you. But at the same time, I've been there.

I've done that. I don't want to do it again. Kind of thing. Okay. So she just wanted to shut the F up like during sex. Okay. So he wants, he tells you,

does he only tell you he love you during sex afterwards? Damn. You don't know. Damn girl. I'm not gonna lie. I tune out. Damn. I tune out. Damn. You tune out?

Damn. He need to be the one calling me about his mess. Damn, you the one got the mess going on. Do you want this brother or do you just want an F buddy? That's what you want? It started that way, but I actually do like him. Okay, so you like him. You don't love him.

Yeah. Or are you scared because you've been there done that before yes it's more so the scared part but i don't like to say that word out loud so no no no sometimes it's the reality you're scared you're you're in fear that something else will happen to you again like yeah you've been scarred that's all it's just scarred you got to embrace it to know what you need to heal from and you you're definitely hurting from something previous that don't have nothing to do with this man I think um just what's fair to him is if you like kind of fall like fall back and but tell him and I know this is cliche but you have to sometimes it's like that it's not me I mean it's not it's not you it's me that's what you have to tell him because you still hurting over something that happened to you. And you're running away from somebody loving you because you're scared of what may happen again.

So that's just how love is. It's very risky. But if you're going. Well, the last time somebody loved me, they ended up being with the babysitter. Y'all. You want to call last week. Babysitter baby daddy. Listen, listen.

If I don't do nothing, if I don't do nothing, I'm going to get on here for you to fix my mess at least once a week, okay? Look, I told him, come back and give me updates. All right,

so now you, oh man. We got one more. Y'all better stop all that whispering in these women's wombs. Oh my God. Derek. Y'all better cut it out.

Now this man got to pay for what the baby daddy did. Girl. Derek. Yeah, what's up? What's your question for Jess bro How do you co-parent with someone that's good at manipulation and all that stuff

Then it's not co-parenting Are they manipulating you or the child Nah Derek you said to our caller that the person that you're co-parenting with is into black magic and voodoo Yeah she's into black magic and voodoo also, yeah. Fix this one, Jess. What's wrong with that? What? No, this ain't

Charlamagne fix the mess. This is me. What is that? I'm going to toss it to you if I can't do nothing with it. Hold up. So, the girl, your baby mother

is a magician, basically, right? No, like, she, like, watch all these tent documentaries and I had to read books like that to really understand it. She like watch all these Tent documentaries And I had to read books Like to really understand it

And you trying to Okay and you scared That she probably make the baby disappear If you don't do Nah she ain't gonna make the baby disappear Or nothing like that Okay It's just she like control

Like she like Like the way you manipulate a person, you can reward and punish them. Emotional abuse. Negativity. You know what I'm saying? To me, if she does that to me,

then you need to go to the court. Is she letting you see your child? Are y'all together? Are y'all not together? It's a lot of missing parts, brother. You gotta let me know. She,

she like play games like this, back and forth. Okay, okay. Usually I see her if my mom called me and then when I pick her up from my mom's house,

she'll get mad at my mom for letting me pick her up and stuff. Yeah, so it's about control. I have friends and cousins like that. And yeah, you need to take their ass to court. Well, you know, you need to take her to court because that's the only way that you'll really

get the legal right to, you know, legal rights to your child. You know, I'm sorry it has to be that way. But if she's into all of that, ain't no telling, you know, which she's very sounds like she's very dangerous. So, yeah, you need to. Yeah, she is there. I was I was thinking about just taking my kid and just tip off. All right, if neither one of y'all got custody, you can do that.

No. Yep, well, you can do that. Take a child, get the hell out of there, run for the hills. Jesus, all right. I do want to say that African magic, Caribbean magic, we as black people have a lot of gifts, and there is a negative connotation around magic, but the reality is that is who so many of us are but people hear roots and they hear voodoo and they get afraid but we are magical

people I got a lot of good witches around me yeah it's been is this been a stigma put on it because some people or you know it's been known that people use it for bad so that's you, it can be used for good. But yeah, that voodoo, that word is just so stigmatized. Like, because it's...

It's usually negative. Yeah, it's usually negative. So, yeah. And make sure you subscribe to Jess Hilarious' podcast, Carefully Reckless. She does Jess Fix My Mess

every week on the Carefully Reckless podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. All right. Now, when we come back, Jess with the mess. What are we talking about? Two different segments.

Just fix my mess. But she gives out advice and all of that. And that was just with the mess. That was just with the mess. But she does things to people to only have to fix their mess later. Oh, my God. She puts them in mess to fix it later. Well, I ain't going to have to fix this because this is good.

Future is making real moves in his city. All right. We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Salute to Logan, man. Envy's son.

If you're listening, I just want you to know your daddy's scared to death of you, okay? What you mean? He's just in his hand. You look like a superhero. He is shook. That's not true. I just want you. He is shook. That's not true. I just want you to know, Logan. That's not true.

When I say you the man of the house, you really are. I just want you to know that. I want you to know that, young king. That's not true. He does look like a superhero, but that is not true. What's not true?

He looks like a superhero. Oh, I know that, but the part about you being shook in him. I'm definitely not shook in him. Drag his ass around. I said, Logan, I'm going to slam you soon. And Envy was like, he ain't saying with no confidence. All right. sugar. Drag his ass around. I said, Logan gonna slam you soon. And Envy was like, alright.

He ain't saying with no confidence. Alright. If you beige rage on through that ass, you be beige rage rolling on through that ass. Stop it. Shout out to Lil Logie, man. He actually graduates this weekend. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Big Logie.

Yo, shut up. Shout out to Lil Logie. Yo, shout out to Lil Logie He graduates He graduates this year Ay So does my son Oh you said this weekend Yeah he graduates this weekend

Oh congratulations man Graduates this weekend And my baby graduate on June 9th From the 5th grade He going to the 6th That's big ass Not the little one Okay

He's taller than you He will be very soon He's getting up there Alright I would give him a graduation present But he don't never get none of the money I send him cause his mama Well yeah When you send money to my phone It's mine So he got a number What the hell He's getting up there. All right. I would give him a graduation present, but he don't never get none of the money I send him because his mom will cut it.

Well, yeah. When you send money to my phone, it's mine. So he's got a number. What the hell? All right. Well, let's get to Just With The Mess. Let's go. Yes.

It's Just With The Mess. Am I new? Am I real? Now the ghetto. This is the rumor report. Am I new? Am I real? Allegedly on The Breakfast Club.

Honey, is ghetto up in here here future is making real moves he's opening a steam lab in his old community where he grew up at um now for those who don't know what steam is steam stands for science technology engineering art and mathematics um he started this uh through his free wishes foundation and um he's partnered with 2K Foundations and launched a soft opening of their I Am A Dreamer Steam Lab at a school near where he grew up. Now, what it does is it helps close the educational gap for students in undeserved communities who don't have access to certain resources in their school. I think that's dope. He also made Trapper of the Year. He's doing some things.

Dropping the Cl clues moms for future man please the reason I think that's so big is because like you know Nipsey used to have what was it called

Vector 90 and that was a STEM lab in his hood and I always feel like in the hood it should be a STEAM lab

a juice bar and a mental health gym Salute to Inception out there in Farmington, Michigan that's what I think every hood should have the same way the mental health gym is justute to Inception out there in Farmington, Michigan. Yes, that's what I think every hood should have, though. What's that?

The same way, well, the mental health gym is just like, you know, they got like brain training there and float therapy. You know, just, it helps you, it's like the gateway

to getting, you know, therapy and stuff like that. I would add a financial literacy something there as well. Absolutely. Something there as well. You got to replace the chicken shack

and the liquor store. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Okay, he also got trapped, but he, like I said, the Atlanta Trap Music Museum

announced yesterday that they will honor Future's 2022 Trap of the Year this summer. The ceremony will be on June 8th and there will be

an art exhibit dedicated to Future. That's what's up, Fooch Fooch. I think we need to support those museums and expositions, things like that

because it gives so much history. Exposition? What do you mean? Well, like, the museums the museums exposed is the uh you know what i mean you know what i mean you know what i'm saying but like the t.i's trap museum is really dope because it shows so many of the things that went down in atlanta from two chains project to futures project to outcast it gives you history and the reason I'm saying this is because when they did the Dolph Museum,

you learn more about Dolph's life and you get to actually see it, touch it. And if you're not a huge Dolph fan or you don't know much about Dolph, you get to experience it. So I think we definitely need to really, really support those museums like the one in the Bronx for the hip-hop one in the Bronx. And exhibitions. What did I say? I don't know, but it was an exhibition.

He said exposition, but he was talking about an expo, because the museum is in the Bronx. In exhibitions. What did I say? I don't know, but it was an exhibition. He said exposition, but he was talking about an expo, like, because the museum is an expo. Thank you, Jess. That's what I meant.

Yes or no? Yeah. It's exhibitions. I don't know. I'm going with Jess. It's exhibitions. You looked it up. Yes, you did.

So what? So what? I knew you looked it up. So what? I wanted to make sure. That's what the problem was. I knew that. So what?

I googled it. Oh my God. They've been bickering all day, y'all. He said, Envy smacked his buddy. You came over here, pinched his nipple. It is too much going on in here. Why would you tell a lie? No, no, I'm not lying.

Look at your face, man. Allegedly. That's why her news is real allegedly. Definitely did not slap his butt. Whatever. Aisha Curry regrets letting her and Steph's daughter, Raleigh, be in the public eye. Remember when Raleigh first went public, I mean, went viral,

sitting on her dad's lap at the conference. It was so cute, and you know, she's definitely a cute little girl. But during an interview, Aisha said she regrets it because when social media, when the social media thing started, nobody knew what it was going to become, where it is now,

where everybody are just critics, and they go in on kids now. So she just totally regrets even putting her kids in the public eye and that's probably why their three children don't have phones or social media and that's interesting because their oldest is 10 riley is 10 the middle one is seven and the youngest one is four they don't have like tablets and none of that really yeah yeah i don't i mean i let my kids do the tablets i love that though i really love that my kids are not on social either okay yeah your kids ain't on social media none of them they don't I mean I let my kids do the tablets I love that though I really love that my kids are not on social either

okay yeah your kids ain't on social media none of them they don't have none the older one of course the older ones are but not the younger ones

but not the babies keep wet what about you Jess cause you know Ashton been online for a long time yeah he's been online for a long time

but only because I put him online you put him online yeah even his page his Instagram page I run his Instagram page he runs his own TikTok.

But, you know, I check it. I'm logged in it on my page. I mean, you know, on my phone, too. But, yeah. Do you ever regret it? No, I don't regret putting my son in the media. I really don't. I feel like for some parents, it's just too much for them to handle.

You know what I mean? People come at my son all the time. You know, you had everybody. You've had celebrities come at my son. You knowy oakland came at him you know said he was gonna be gay and he had this you know this person all types of people does he understand it does he get it he sees it he knows he understands what's going on absolutely hazel eden came at my kid all that hell listen my son like me and actually be putting hands on people talking about yeah he'll mop your little ass in a minute so yeah you know

what i mean i mean that's just yeah we we just built a little different that's all we we got tough skin but you know i i stand with her as a mother i know that's got to be a little hard you know and then seeing how uh these celebrities celebrity children gets attacked every day i will regret it as well so yeah garcelle bouvoir or bouvoir or Fancy from Jamie Foxx show is being sued for posting a picture of herself on Facebook. This is crazy. OK, so paparazzi, right, took a picture. Now, this is this is a photographer who was not hired by her, took a picture of her. Right. And somehow she got a hold of it and she posted it.

Now that this man is trying to sue her because he said... Hold on. Papa Razi is a person? Yes. She meant Papa Razi. Papa Razi. What did I say? You know what she meant.

No, you know what she meant. I know Papa's son, too. No, you know what she meant. Papa Razi. I know what she meant. I know Razi Jr. Papa Razi. I know Razi Jr.

Ain't no T in there. What y'all talking about? It's Papa Razi. I know his son, Razi Jr. I know him. Let her run. You know what she meant. Papa Razi. You just want to fix everybody today. You just want to Let her run. You know what she meant. Papa Rozzy.

You just want to fix everybody today. You just want to correct everybody today. You know what she meant. Papa Rozzy. It ain't no tea. It's Papa Rozzy. So that's just what it is. Now he's suing.

Yeah, he's suing her because she posted the picture of herself. Shut up. He also said, listen, this man is serious. His mental health is messed up and everything behind this.

For real. He said he applied professional skills when he chose the subject matter, timing, lighting, angle, perspective, depth, the lens, and the camera equipment. I hate that. He used to capture the image. He said he was planning on making money off those pictures, but when Garcelle posted them for free to advance her brand and reputation, claiming that she ruined his chance to get paid. That happened to me, too.

I don't know if it was Papa Razi who did it, but that happened to me. Yeah, but it makes no sense. A Papa Razi could take a picture, right, of you, make money off your picture, but then if you take the picture of yourself, you can't use it. Does that make sense?

And Papa Razi got a big family. It's a bunch of Razis. It's a bunch of Razis. A bunch of Papa Razis. He believes that Garceau knowingly and willfully violated his copyrights and shared the images anyway. I mean, if I see a cute picture of me, I'm going to post it. You know, sue me if you want to get in the line.

Papa Razzie going to be mad. I understand. And his son, Razzie Jr. All right, that's it. That's all I got. That's all I got today. All right. Salute to Papa Razzie out there listening.

That was just what the message. All right. Her news is real, allegedly. When we come back, we got the mixed, people's choice mixes to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Mm-mm-mm. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, Jess Hilarious.

We are the Breakfast Club. And salute again to everybody out in Memphis. I've been getting so many calls the last couple of days. I just want to say I appreciate you guys. And I'm glad you guys had an amazing and fun time. And hopefully we can make it an annual event out in Memphis. I just think it was great for and fun time and hopefully we can make it an annual event out in Memphis. I just think it was great for the city and hopefully we can do it again and you know Father's Day

we're going to do one in Houston so all the fathers out there, the dads out there, you know come on out, get your kids and your parents and we're going to do it again. Shout to Trader Truth. We do a car show, our annual car show out there and it's all love man. We just love to do things for the community. Kids five and under are free. Again, we're going to have things for the community kids five and under are free again we're gonna have rides for the kids we're gonna have of course uh celebrity

cars and all different types of cars slabs and everything that you want to see when it comes to the car scene and we're gonna have some some surprises as well so i can't wait for you to see you guys out in houston father's day weekend which is also juneteenth weekend and jess you got uh your big show in dc coming up right yep, right? Yep, June 10th at MGM National Harbor. Yes, I do. Get your tickets at JessLariceOfficial.com or Ticketmaster.com. Be in the building, y'all. I'ma be there.

I'm glad that you're saying that. No, really, I already booked my ticket and my room and everything. I tried to book it at the MGM, but they were sold out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, well, good. I believe you now, because usually people, I think about it. You coming, Envy? I got a show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, well good. I believe you now because usually people, I think about it. You come in, Envy? I got a show.

Where? I'm working. Where? I DJ on the weekends, man. During the time? Yes. Oh my God. I DJ on the weekends.

That's why I asked what day it was. It was Saturday. Yeah, it was a great date night for me and the wife. D.C. right up the street. We there. Oh, you said if it was during the week? It was during the week.

Oh, good, good because I'll be in the Bronx at Salsa Confuego June 6th. I'm there. So, yeah. Next week. I'm there. Oh, next week? Yes.

Oh. Right after. So, that's why I can just do Breakfast Club. So, you got, hold on. You got a show in the Bronx. When's the 6th? The 6th? I can't do the 7th because I go shoot Apollo on the 7th in L.A.

Okay. So, I can only do the 6th. Yep. Salsa Confuego. So, the 6th. So, we go to 6th and then we leave right there and we come straight to work. Yup. Come to work

and then I'm going to LA. Boom. That's right. Family trip, you coming? I ain't even here with Yosef. To the Bronx? Yeah, to the Bronx. No goddamn Bronx

for no family trip. I got security. Oh. I'm about to tell you. I'm about to say, Jesse, you better not go to the Bronx by yourself. What the hell make you think

I'm going to just go to the Bronx by me and Envy? What are we going to do? Envy thinks he's one of them. He go up there and start acting Dominican, saying all kinds of broken English, broken Spanish. Paparazzi.

Paparazzi. Paparazzi. Paparazzi. Exposition. Paparazzi. Exactly. My goodness. All right, when we come back,

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