The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Lil Nas X Reportedly Arrested After Alleged OD, Spotted Roaming LA in Underwear, Offset Opens Up About Cardi B & Takeoff on New Album + Ciara & Kem Interview

Episode Date: August 22, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Ciara opens up about family life, independent artistry, her relationship with Russell Wilson, Rihanna, and new music. Kem also joins us to reflect on his career, R&B then vs. now, personal struggles, his sobriety journey, and the viral ‘Give My Love’ line dance. Plus, a caller gives Charlamagne and Dr. Umar Donkey of the Day for Dr. Umar’s infamous $500 date offer. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Peace of the planet, it's Friday! Yes! It's Friday! Yes, the weekend is here. Yes! Good morning, how y'all feel out there? I feel blessed black and highly favorite. Happy to be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.

What is happening? What's going on? What's up, G.S.? What's up? I'm down in Maryland, man. Just praying that this storm skips over, so my daughter's birthday party can be a success. Why, it's going to be outside?

Yes. It's an outdoor. It's a bubble-guppies theme party, so, you know, that's water or whatever, right? So it's like a pool party But, yo, if I didn't book a plan B, so I mean Everybody think they're going to be in my house But I'm just going to redirect everybody to the turkey cheese

Like 15 minutes away If that happens If it's not that bad, get a tent If it's not as bad, get like a 10 or two It's going to be pretty bad Then you better just What the meteorologist say? They always line though, so I don't know

They don't know even They do be wrong All the time. They be wrong a lot I remember Marty Bass It ain't never do nothing that Marty Bass state it was going to do. Who that was Marty Bass? The meteorologist in Baltimore.

Oh, yeah. On the news. Everybody know Marty Bass. In Baltimore? It looked good. It said the weather's going to be Saturday high, 80, 65, no rate. Oh, you good then?

She just trying not to have a party because she's too many people coming over so she's feeling antisocial. That's what this is. Okay. All right. Like y'all said, my daughter is one. She ain't going to remember nothing.

She'll remember them silly-ass glasses you got on right now. Excuse me? The messy visions that you can get for 20% off on the website. What are those called? The Roller Coasters? I went to go. What are those called?

These are called the Infinities. Don't play with me. And you can put your description in them. Yo, I love these. Listen, Cynthia Arrivo wore these in the movie. The same ones? The Messy Visions. Yeah, she ordered them right from a website and wore them during the movie.

Hey, had no glasses on it, Wicket. Yes, she did. She had round glasses on like that. Clown glasses. Round glasses. Yes. Infinity. Infinity.

That's what they call. Oh, my goodness. Use the promo code. WIC. W. K-E. That's why 150 people coming to your house.

Good. We got glasses for all. Look at every last one of them. Listen, we got an amazing show for you today. That's right. C-C-Cierra will be joining us this morning.

Well, I was going to start off with Kim, but okay, go ahead. He's on this. Okay. I was going to lead up to Sierra. You know what I mean? But go ahead and continue. I forgot Kim was here today.

Yeah, that's disrespectful. I know. What? Okay. But first of all, Kim and Sierra will be joining us. That's not together. Sierra will be here because she's got a new album out that they call.

called Cece. And Kim will be here because he's got a new single called Give My Love and Rock with Me. And I mean, people love Kim. I mean, Kim has an amazing, an amazing story of overcoming adversity, overcoming homelessness, overcoming addiction. And, you know, he raps, not rap, he sings about love, the love that he found for himself. And now he projects that on the other people. I freaking love Kim. My mother used to wake up and wake us up to clean up to Anita Baker and Kim. That first album, Chemistry, that's how I know every single song, Front back forwards, whatever, because my mother blasted this man through the house

growing up. I was at your comedy show, your mom was like, when y'all going to have Kim up there? Did you say that for real? He is always lying. Your mom would be nice to talk to this man. What you mean? She did say that to me, okay? You know, I didn't know who Kim was. Oh, man.

There's a lot of people that didn't know who Kim was. You're a ridiculous person. I forgot all about Ken. Matter of fact, I didn't know who he was. Since I started in radio as the 93 jams in Charleston. Kim was one of the first people that I even heard about

because he would be on every single show all the time. You're just not black and every day you come into this radio station to prove how black you are not.

I did not know who it was until you need to take off that locks hat. I did not know. Put on a Morgan Wallace snapback or something. I don't want to talk to you. I don't talk to you no more.

Listen, we have a great Red didn't know who Kim was. He's Puerto Rican. Yeah, he's Puerto Rican. That's you're proving my point. You're sitting in the back didn't know who Kim was. She's 19.

Okay, all of the young-ass kids up there, do they don't know the damn, Kim? Meanwhile, me and Jesse didn't talk about, me and her mom and know Kim, and you didn't know you, I just didn't know you, I put me on the camera. Even our program director came in here yesterday, coach did mention me, was like, everybody knows. Can we all know Kim? Like, cut it out. The Dominican, the Puerto Rican, and the other tether back there. She's not even, what is it?

She's a tether too, all right. Anyway. Nick said, even I know him. All right, you. And he's a talent. Drop on the clues bombs, Nick. I did not know who it was. And he's going to be joining us to show he is to tell you.

And drop on the clues bombs for 803 Fresh. Okay, 803 Fresh from South Carolina, Wagner, South Carolina. He dropped the remix to Boots on the ground yesterday with another Carolina native, Ms. Fantasia. Are you familiar with her? Do you know her? No. Who's Fantasia? Yeah, exactly.

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And let's get in some front page news. Congratulations to Derek Rose. Started off for some quick sports. His jersey retirement ceremony will happen on January 24th. Well deserved. Very well deserved. Salute to Derek Rose and everybody in the shy. One of the people that I always think about in terms of injury and, you know,

if he hadn't gotten injured, what would have been the ceiling for Derek Rose, salute to Derek Rose. What's up, Morgan? Hey, y'all, hey, how we feeling on a Friday? It's been a week. Hey, girl, you want your Lord John today. okay you know you see it don't you see I'm gonna get into it

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All right let me see if I can get a hype for you All right so first off up Page A weather update on Hurricane Aaron So a tropical storm warning has been lifted For parts of the East Coast as Hurricane Aaron moves away from the U.S. Now the warning spans from North Carolina to

to the northern coast of Virginia and it was discontinued on Thursday night. Now, Aaron is a large storm with maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour right now, and is over 400 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras. Swimming at most East Coast beaches has been advised against, as forecasters predict potentially life-threatening surf and rip currents over the next several days. States and emergency, excuse me, have been declared in some areas of New Jersey and North Carolina. In fact, New Jersey, it seems to be experiencing massive flooding.

on the Jersey shore where coastal warnings have been issued ahead of the hurricane. So New Jersey and North Carolina, prayers to you for those impacts. Those of you have been impacted by the storm, but it seems like we are, for the most part, in the clear regarding Hurricane Aaron. That's amazing. Oh, my God. Yeah, so in other news, President Trump met with law enforcement yesterday at the U.S. Park Police facility in Southeast Washington, D.C. that's also located in Ward 8, where the White House claims most of the non-immigration arrest took place.

The administration has also referred to that area as the slums, but I'm not going to get too much into that. So Trump thanked the officers for cooperating with the federal takeover of the city and as part of his crime crackdown. And he said that crime has been down since the operation began. Let's take a listen to his comments from yesterday afternoon. We're not playing games. We're going to make it safe. And we're going to then go on to other places. But we're going to stay here for a while.

We want to make this absolutely perfect. It's our capital. and I guess it used to be many years ago, say, but it's certainly not had a very good run. And you've got to be strong, you've got to be tough, you've got to do your job. So I just wanted to thank you all you're doing incredible. You're incredible people.

You make the country run, frankly. You make the whole place run. We're going to have the best capital ever. Yeah, so shortly after the president spoke, people flooded the streets uptown, D.C., for a Defend D.C. rally at 14th and U Street Northwest. Now, Justin Yada Johnson, who I think should be on the show, you guys should bring him up.

He's actually the part, one of the organizers of the Don't Mutute D.C. movement. He said, while we are enduring what we're enduring with the surge and feds, we can utilize this moment to uplift the community to have our voice heard. He went on to say, people cannot live in fear, and that's what I see our community doing right now.

So we have to continue to curate these spaces so they can feel safe. And the Don't Mute D.C. movement just has people take the streets you know go go floods the streets it's just kind of like a big party it used to be called Mochella but for obvious reasons you can see why that name is no longer so

yeah because that's actually really said like what they're doing to the homeless people cut knee tent slice knee tents up dragging them and you know you have nowhere for them to go that's really sad we were talking all four cleaning up homelessness and everything like that but have somewhere for them

to go we was talking about this yesterday because just bought this point up in the room and she said what you just said and I was thinking like yo that was the initial call to action from President Trump the initial call to action was we got to clean the homelessness up in D.C. And then that all of a sudden turned into this you know tough on

crime thing. Yeah. But I'm wondering if they just did the tough on crime thing to be able to just push all of the homeless people up. Right. Well, you heard in the president's remarks. The criminalized their their homelessness. He said he comes to other cities so you know, take heed. But that's your front page news for 6 a.m. at 7 a.m.

What? Like a homeless tour? well he said he's like he getting on like he getting all of the homeless people out of America or be under the guys that's a tough on crime tour yeah it'll be a tough on crime tour all right well that is front page news now get it off your chest 800 585 101 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 whether you're mad or blessed I hate the way that you walk the way that you talk I hate the way that you dress with me as best.

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Peace, Eric, how are you? I'm mad. I'm telling you. I'm about to go to work. Man, I just want to say, man, I work with some people that they're cocky, they're arrogant, do the job wrong,

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he said because at 4 a.m. Strow in LA there was a lot happening. He was walking down. Pumping down. Okay. Ready for the party. Oh, you was ready? Ready for a body? He was bricked up watching that video.

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Talk to me. So Lil Nas X has been arrested after and possibly OD'd. This happened Thursday, so yes, or Thursday at 4 a.m., he was roaming around the streets of L.A., and there's a video that a person who was riding down the street recorded of him that TMZ obtained. Let's take a listen to the video of Little Nod's X. Nah, no, hey, don't be late to the party tonight. Where at? You know where it's at.

Uh-oh, somebody's going to have to pay for that. Dach, yeah, duh. Hey, four of us coming to the party. La la la. Yes, I am serving you, I am serving you. And you better be at that party tonight. Yes, give my good side. Ha, ha, ha.

Every side. Yeah. Yes. Sean Bankhead told me that home. to them? No. Woo! You want you to give it to me, baby?

That's going to be a beautiful sunrise. Give me that phone so I can throw it. I want to throw it far away so you'll never see it again. I don't like phones. Don't miss the party tonight. Why are you still here? You need to be telling everybody about the party, girl. What's your problem?

Break it down, make it down, make it down. See, you ain't breaking down for the people, though. You ain't described to the people that the man was walking around a cowboy, called the boots, and, uh... and some tidy whiteys. I was going to do it after, but you're right, I should have said it before.

But yeah, so at 4 a.m. Lounaz was strolling down the street and he's, so he's in Studio City. This is a popular street that he's on too. It was empty as hell. It was 4 o'clock in the morning. Huh?

Was it Lassianica or what was it? No, it was, I'll get the name in the street. You don't know the name, though. It's Lankrichisham. Where all the dancers go to dance. Okay. Yes, so he was strolling down the street and there's a guy riding by

who begins to record him. Now, this guy records his video. Yes, he's in a tidy whiteies. in the cowboy boots. There were also people who spotted him who called LAPD and said, hey, there's a nude man walking down the street. He needs some help.

Why y'all ain't never did that to the naked cowboy here in New York? He was dressed just like the naked cowboy. The only thing he didn't have it was a guitar. Y'all ain't never called a police on the naked cowboy. I was thinking the same thing. Did he ever get to a point where he said nude? And nude means totally like nothing.

Yes. He'd be like, man, I missed that video. That's the one I wanted to see. I kept reading. I kept Googling it. He never came up. You know, shut up, man. Yes.

He's serious. Trying to be. right? So he did get to the point where he was naked. So when police officers got there, they tried to like basically like get him and put him in like cuffs and before they could get to him he like charged at them but he stripped down naked

before he charged at him. So where they were on, they were finally able to. You see that video? No, for real because they got all these other way that video way. We don't need to see that I'll be honest with you. That's what? Go ahead. No, I'm saying that's what I'm saying though but we don't see none of that. We only see this what 10 minute video

of him strolling down the street. It saddens me that I see this video and the first thing I think to myself is publicity stunt. Okay, I'm not saying it is. I don't know if it is. I'm just saying that because it's Little Nas X and how everything seems like a rollout nowadays to me, it feels like a publicity.

Getting arrested though? Yeah. Where's the video at? Where's the mug shot? Where's the mug shot? Well, hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait. So TMZ has confirmed and I'm going to reach out because he's still in jail.

He's in jail and vane eyes. He's been held without no bell. Having a good time. I'm joking about it. Sorry. Oh, man. He's been held without no belt. And probably, y'all are...

Please keep me. You don't let me. You don't let me go. They said when they came to the rest of me, he charged at him. Like, he was ready to be. He was like, yes. Y'all fatherly show you. Y'all.

What if this was like a mental breakdown? You're right. You're right. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. But if it's not, we got all bases covered. Yeah.

You're right. He never do nothing like this before to promote a home. He has. He has. But the only reason why. I'm like trying to give him a little bit of like Grace here is because the police are the people who said based on

whatever they saw this would be potential. He went to the hospital, got treated and then he was arrested. I have no problem apologizing after the fact. I'm just telling you for what I see right now, just don't feel real. And it's his fault because of the things that we've seen him do in the past. So when I see it now

I'm like damn this could be a publicity stuff. Yeah. So it's like little boy cry wolf. Think that what it is? Yeah. Yeah. The boy cry wolf. Yeah. Where's the mugshot? Where's the video of him getting arrested? Where's the video? Butt-necked charging the police?

Y'all got everything else, but y'all don't got that? All of that. And then he said Charlemagne. He said Sean Bankhead. He said Sean Bankhead. Yes. Let me hear it. Sean Bankhead taught me that.

Yes, Sean Bankhead. I thought he said, Charlemagne. And he didn't look down-trodden. He didn't look rather? I mean, he might be... He didn't look down-trodden. Like, he didn't look... I don't know.

I don't know what it is. Like, he don't look like down, like depressed. I mean, it wasn't given overdose. but we don't know if he did what drug he overdosed on it could be it was given it could be given high and then the person who recorded him recorded him all that time right like just recorded it I mean just him by itself you know what I'm saying him ain't no other angle from nobody and you were just out there in the middle of the night what they say was like 3 o'clock in the morning or something 4 a.m. 4 a.m and this person is like recording him the whole time walk for blocks and blocks and

blocks as well because that walk was a walk he walked for a little minute and he pumped down I'm not saying it's a publicity stunt I don't know I'm just saying because it's little Nas X it makes me feel like it is now I hope it's not

I would hope nobody would play like this I would hope nobody would play about having a mental breakdown I would hope nobody would play about having a drug overdose I would hope nobody would play about being arrested but you just never know nowadays yeah you never know in his history of doing things like this does not help him in that's right That's right.

Well, I will say that there is now another video. There's no sound or anything to it. But earlier that day around like 1.30 p.m. or earlier Wednesday, there's a video now of him in a hotel called Shirt Stories Hotel in L.A., and he's just wandering aimlessly around the hotel. And then he heads out and he takes his shirt off, and he's just wandering, like, off from the hotel. Who got that video? TMZ also has that video as well.

Why do you want all these videos? Go ahead. No, shut up. I'm trying to figure out if this is trying to piece this together here. So they fit. So what they're saying is that whatever this episode was, it began earlier that day. And I mean, he, I remember I showed you, I showed Charlie May yesterday a video from his Instagram, huh? Well, then he'd get high again.

I mean, what kind of drug is that? He did that earlier. Yeah, well, they were trying to say it was, it was drugs, but like, what was he on? How could he have been high that long? We don't know yet. We don't know any of the details yet. But I'm sure things will come out. Well, if he had some type of mental breakdown, if he had some type of drug episode,

So we're definitely sending them healing energy. But I'm just saying because it's little Nas X and the things that we've seen in the past, it feels like a publicity. Not going to jail, but we'll see if you. We don't even know. We ain't with the jail. You do not know.

These little millennials, man. I mean, or Gen Z, whatever he is, they will do anything to show these records to push these tracks, whatever. Include and go to jail. And they didn't say he overdosed. They said it's a suspected overdose. It's impossible.

Possible. But they took him. Now here's a telltale sign, too. They took him to the hospital to be. be treated and then he was released to jail he wasn't released he's still in custody and they took him to jail so whatever that drug situation

yes so but it so if it was I mean he was released he would have stayed but I do believe though because the the he was charged with a battery on a peace officer right that's a misdemeanor police officer there well it's a police officer but a peace officer someone I think who comes when something like this is happening and it's trying to calm you down

so then that you can be like that type of thing but I was saying that because it's a misdemeanor but they're holding him without bail so to me that a little eye. It's like, holding them without bail for a misdemeanor? That's what I'm saying. So, like, I'm trying to figure out what this is. That's what I'm saying.

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there's no question. that the Republican Party will be the minority party in the House of Representatives next year. So the statewide vote will be held in November. California's redistricting push comes as Texas Republicans move closer to finalizing their own reworked district. Now, on the other side of the aisle, California Republicans are vowing to fight Governor Newsom's attempt at redistricting. Assembly Minority Leader James Gallagher says it's wrong for any state to allow politicians to draw congressional district lines. Let's take a listen from him. The governor says they're fighting fire with fire.

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So, you know, on Friday, we do the People's Donkey. If you want to give somebody the credit they deserve for being stupid, reach out and touch us right now, 1-800-585-1051. And we do that next hour. But right now, Sierra will be joining us. We're going to kick it with Cecee. Her new album comes out today, and her and Sholomey haven't had the best,

let's say, relationship in the past. I never met Sierra before. I never met Sierra. I never had a conversation with Sierra. You never met her? Not that I remember. I don't think we ever met each other. She never met each other.

That's why he was running your mouth like that back in a day. I used to definitely sland the Sierra back in the day. Yes. Harsh, very harsh. And that's why I hope that people's donkey, all the people's donkey go to you. That was so long ago That was a long time ago

Okay But you know She still has trauma If she walks in and slaps To me You'd be out with it? I understand Will you sue her?

Yes No damn I would have to I would understand She understands business too She got the NFL money too You know what I'm saying Come on

We can settle out of court though Damn it man All right All right When we come back CCC Sierra will be here It's the Breakfast Club Good morning

The Breakfast Club morning everybody is dj nvv jes hilarious charlemagne the guy we are the breakfast club long la rosa is here as well and we got a special guest in the building good morning cierra before the star i just got my daughter sent a message to you charlemagne was the message so the other day my daughters were dancing and they my youngest one sent me a text that said i met sierra she spelled the s i e r a and i was like i don't know who that is i said you mean The singer dancer, Sierra, she was like, yes. I said, go tell them that my dad knows you.

So she went and you were very nice, and she danced for you and everything. Oh, my gosh. But she came back with a message. She was like, Dad, Sierra said, make sure that you and Charlemagne are very nice to her when she comes on the show. And then she says, why are you and Charlemagne not nice to her? Oh, God. I was like, that was so long. So now you got a problem in your household.

Let me tell you, your daughter is insane. Both you have two daughters, am I right? They are incredibly ingifted. Oh, thank you. Like, I'm telling you right now, like, I mean this, I know something special when I see it. Them little girls are special. I'm telling you, it's insane.

Like, my daughter's seeing it was there watching them, and I love that she was seeing a girl that looked like her watching your daughters do what they were doing, and I think they hadn't been doing it for too long. Two years. No, no, no. If it was Salson, they're Dominican. It's in their DNA.

No, they were doing gymnastics, and they had two different styles of dancing. of dancing. They both showed us their shows. They were preparing for some performance. Yeah, for the next season. I haven't seen their dances yet because I want to see it the first time it goes out. No, no, no. You got something special going on. They get busy. Tell you right now. So it was beautiful to see. You know what? I love seeing it just because when I go on these dance competitions, it's very rarely black fathers or black kids dancing. When they get on stage and they get

busy, like they practice all day long. That's all they do. And they get busy. And it's so crazy to see people saying, like pointing at them and them winning because that's my best thing the DJ and this is cool but going to see them dance it's like it's special thank you so much

I literally went home and told Russ I said babe these girls because we're new to New York so I'm trying to figure out the places for our kids to get active and do what they love doing and I'm like that was so powerful to see and especially because again

the girls look my daughter they look like my daughter and she gets to see that so yeah you should be proud but don't be coming in crazy I mean, like your daughter's sitting on. I'm ready for whatever with you all this morning. What I mean to you?

What I mean? Are you dumb? Listen. I'm really asking. I don't remember. That was a good question. Oh, you don't remember. Listen, you know what?

When you got your energy in a certain place, you can't remember everything crazy that someone does to your says about you. But I definitely would always remember Charlemagne along the way in my journey coming up as an artist. But, you know, Charlemagne was being Charlemagne. I was on drugs That's a lot You were not on damn drugs You were just ugly back then

And don't try to act like that You know that was not drug that was you I went back down Some of the pipeline and we won't say it But I think you owe her an apology Because you was crazy Absolutely You said you went down

Diddy's pipeline and what happened Wait what did you say You all are crazy What did you say? Diddy didn't come up I didn't say nothing about Diddy's pipeline Listen I have If I did do anything

That really offended you And hurt you in any way Sierra I do apologize sincerely, but I really, I'm not even joking when I say, I really don't remember everything. Don't play the audio, we got to. No, no, you know, I'm not doing that. Like, you know, that type of time.

I only remember one thing, I really do. You remember one thing? What, do you want to say the one thing? It was what I used to say, Rihanna had the Navy, Beyonce had the Beehive, and Sierra had the crick. Oh, my love. That's the only thing I personally remember. That's crazy, well. Crick is a chirping loud, ain't they?

They don't sure all, because they're still here. We're still here. Well, how are you feeling? I'm feeling amazing. I'm feeling real blessed. Feeling real blessed. Feeling excited. This is release week.

So it's kind of, it's crazy. I've been doing it independently, so it's a beast. Like, I'm literally nonstop. I'm like, I'm out here grinding like it's the 2000s right now. So it's just, it's crazy. I really feel excited, though. I'm ready to get this project out, and I'm happy to be here. How's your move to New York?

It's amazing. You know, it's different when you come to New York. You know, it's one thing to come as a performance. but to come here, you know, to live, like, it's a whole different, like, feeling. Like, it's a whole different perspective. And then also seeing New York through our kids' eyes, it's really cool, you know. You know, Siena was, we were preparing the clothes that we were packing. And Siena had this really fancy pink outfit.

And she goes, I said, Cici Mama, that's a lot going on. She's like, mom, we go to New York. You know? So then she's ready. She's like, what we doing, you know? But to be able to be here with our family, obviously football is. It's the reason why we're here. It's exciting, you know, but it's, New York feels more calm from this perspective.

Because I think if, like, you're a visitor, like, New York is like bright lights, all this. But now it's like, okay, wait, how are we going to survive? What are we going to be doing? Like, how are we going to live? Like, hold perspective, but I love it. We love our date nights here, the food. They say, you'll never have enough food in a lifetime eating in New York. So I've been loving the restaurant options.

There's so many. I didn't realize how. much community that has grown the communities that are creative have grown here like with playgrounds and stuff there's so many playgrounds but you only see that because now i have kids so i say differently so i'm just excited everything you need it you want to find is right here the beauty supplies like everything is all here so i'm excited i won't say it's calm now until the giants start losing shut that's why i feel like russell deserves better like seriously the giants are going to be terrible no they're not let me tell you let me tell you

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, let me tell you right now. I love you dearly, but you can not look in me and tell me that the team of my husband's going to be on is going to be terrible. I'm just not going to allow that. You can feel what you want to feel, though. It's all good. His Cowboys are trash. And I understand, listen, I understand, you know, the history that franchises, they evolve and they go through things, but we're going to speak life over here. I don't know.

I speak life over with Russ. I think he's going to have a great season. The Giants, though? Nah. Nah, John's a lot. Sorry, right, you can feel how you feel how you feel, but it's going to be great. We're going to be good. Is there a part of you that ever wants him to retire?

No. I want for him to do it when he wants to do it, but I think he still has a great story to tell. You know, he's been so fortunate to, you know, I've done all that he's done and, you know, defy many odds. And so I think he's still got a lot more amazing football left in him. And so I'm just excited, you know, to support him. But whenever he wants to do that, you know, it's organized chaos in our house,

you know, because his world goes, my world goes. So it's like a really, like, craft, of schedules to make everything like, you know, work and make sense, but we're having fun right now and I really love football too, so I enjoy it. I enjoy watching him do his thing. Sometimes people say, like, you know, Sierra has more headlines for her relationship than her music. Does that bother you or do you just lean into it? No, I think people aren't taught to what they feel. I mean, that's up to you and what you want to feel, but I'm not her living. You know, I'm living my life and I, I mean, a part of living in front of the world is people,

You're going to be open to people that have opinions. But that's all right. You're entitled to it. You know, so I don't really worry about those things because I am doing a lot. I am a mom. I am a wife. I am an entrepreneur. I am an artist.

So you're going to say many things about me and that's all good. We're still kicking in with Sierra. Jess. You have been outside. It's been great seeing you in these spaces where you dancing. God grew up to you dancing. And that's the thing. You have not aged a bit, by the way.

Thank you. You have really been like doing your thing when you come. to promoting Cecee, right? So let's get into the album. Yeah. The name of it is called Cecee. And that's who you are. That's my nickname.

It's personal to you, right? So in this album, we're going to be getting an inside look on. Yeah, so it's really more so just my token of appreciation. You know, it's been 21 years as my first album, you know. And so to be sitting here with the same passion and joy that I had as a little girl growing up, starting off my career and to still be here with opportunity and it's still, be, you know, fortunate to have some of the best fans in the world. You know, when people see me in the streets, I say, well, hey, CC, I'd be like, hey, girl.

But it feels real personal when someone calls you by your nickname. And my fans have done that. And honestly, like I said, doing it independently, I would not be here if it wasn't for my fans. I would not be here if I didn't have the love and support that I've had over the years. And so it's just really a token of appreciation from me to my fans to give them this project, but also, again, time and get back to Cece because that's what they call me. It's real personal for me, but it really is, like, it's an attitude of gratitude. Like, it's not easy to, you know, to stand tall and to be still going at this rate and to have the level of support that I've had is like, it's just such a blessing, you know, so you can't listen to the Charlemagne's of the world.

You know what I'm saying? Because if you do, then you won't, you know what I'm saying? You won't level up, right? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? But do you like the independent route? Because everything falls on you now. It's no longer labels, no longer label pushing the record.

You got to go out there, kiss baby, shake hands. You got to do all that. No, it's amazing. Listen, now, it's a grind. Like I said, I'm ground like it's a 2000. Like, we outside. Like, I go from the stage to the classroom to the football field to support Russ to be here this morning with you guys. And then I hit my son's teacher up to talk about his Spanish exam thing he has to do.

Like, it's nonstop. But I love the independent route because, one, there's nothing better. than own your master's right there's nothing better than ownership like you think about the math of what it is for us as artists it is hard to do the traditional route for a long time is to me it's not sustainable for long term you know purposes so mathematically it's definitely much better but I love that when I have an idea I can activate on it when I want you how I want to and I may not get it right I may swing I may fail but I like my batting

average you know being able to do it my way and I've been very fortunate over the years, even when I was signed in majors, all my big moments, I was like, this is the moment. Like, I've always been that voice. I've always betted on myself, but now I get to reap my full benefits of when I do take that big risk and make that big bet. So I like it this way, it's like I said, it's not easy, but it's a good feeling though. I feel empowered, like more than ever in my life. And also, too, you know, like where there's sync opportunities, like level up is a song that keeps on giving. It's almost three times platinum. I don't know how many billion streams with that song alone, I say it's a gift that keeps on giving because I get these

unique sync opportunities that just don't stop. And I don't have to go through these channels for approval. I don't have to like get someone's like, you know, is this okay? Is it not? It's like, no, I like it. I want to do it. Let's do it. You know? And so it's, it's a great feeling. And I just want to remind you to I was on drugs and alcohol and a little bit ugly like just said. I just want to keep stressing that thing. He might have sipped a little something this morning You know, he's covered in a hat. Just to see the excitement in your face

When you talk about your music Like, have you ever had a moment, right? Where somebody played something for you? But even the making of this album, right? And you were like, eh, no. Yeah, no, we have those moments But it's funny because you know how you hear artists say Like, they have hundreds of records?

I don't record tons of records. I've never done that. I've always been very intentional about the songs that I've written or record for my record. So I don't have a lot of leftover records. But if I start a record, I'm not feeling out. I was just like, eh? Like, nah, you know. And sometimes you do get songs.

You're like, that's not for me. So, yes, do I have those moments? But I will say all in all, I'm lucky that I get to write on a lot of my records. So, you know, if I'm not feeling the vibes, we're just going to cut it short, you know. But, yeah. Do you preview your music for hubby or your husband? Oh, yeah. Okay.

He knows and sees everything. Like, even when I'm, like, in the process of thinking about stuff, you think about Rust that I don't think people know is, like, he obviously is amazing on the field. But his creative mind is, like, insane. Like, he actually has really incredible ideas that he'll throw my way. And, like, he's in it with me, which is so fun. Russ don't seem like a dancing.

It doesn't seem like he's dancing. Listen, I say he dances really nicely in the pocket. Okay. I get it? You know what I'm saying? but he actually has a nice little groove. It was funny because the other night, him and all the QBs,

he had invited the fellas to come out, the QB room to come out, and they were all jamming, and, like, James was like, Russ, I know you had that in you. Like, you know, but he gives sauce a little bit, you know, it's cute. Question, and this is not how I feel,

so don't tell you about to me. No, when you hear people say... He's so funny, can see you over there waiting, like, just wait for just waiting. No, not to be real. Let me mess this up. What do you want to ask?

When you hear people say Russell Wilson, is corny. What's your honest reaction? Oh my gosh. I don't have to even reply to that because, you know, like that, why would I even respond to that? You know what I'm saying? Like, I know what I know and that's all that matters, but he's one of them

he is the most amazing human being you could know. The smartest, most intelligent black man that I have ever known. You know, and what you see with him is really who he is. You know, and so it's beautiful, it's different

you know, but I don't doesn't bother him though. That's it bother him because I feel like he gets it because he takes care of his wife. And we've had conversations up here as men saying like I don't understand why he's beat, why he gets called a simp Well, I think it depends on who he loves His wife. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, who's the

man saying it? Mm-hmm. Well, Channing Crowder said it once. No, no, no, no, no. She was the same same name. She was like, what kind of guy is saying it? I'm not going to go down to specific lane because I'm just saying who's the man saying it right it's like someone saying a person doesn't love someone but have you ever love someone right have you ever been loved right so sometimes people to me speak out of pocket because they just don't know so for me is versus being mad about it just like god bless them you know like you know i'm saying like so yeah because it's obviously something that

they're lacking it's just you know everyone again everyone's in touch to their opinion but it's like you don't we don't have to live i don't have to live my life to prove anything to anybody body, right? And so I think, you know, sometimes, too, people have a perspective just because of how they see life. And that just may be their way, but, you know, to me, too bad for them if they want to live life a certain way and love people a certain way. Too bad for them. Yeah, Atlanta, that wants to come out of you. Like, one time, like the Atlanta, just say, yo, suck my from the back like that. Like, that's New York. First of all, that's New York. In Atlanta, that's a good time.

Listen, listen, listen. Oh, my. Gosh, you are silly. Let me tell you, do I want to say stuff sometimes? Absolutely, but is it worth it? No. What Michelle say, when they go low, we go. Yeah, but you got to take it to hell with them too, though. Yeah, but is it really worth the breath?

Like, you think, I think about how many people I've seen come and I've seen go when I'll leave it there. So you're telling me, Sierra got a prayer, but she don't got to curse. No. She doesn't have to curse somebody out like? She don't got a curse, no, but will she curse? Yeah. Yeah, you know Pull up on me a certain way

I might pop out But no, no, no, no, no Honestly, I don't know, man I'm, I don't know, I just Or how I'm trying to live my life It doesn't have space For like a negativity It just doesn't

Like you cannot Like if you're trying to go to a certain height That stuff is like down there You know what I'm saying? Like it's like wisdom has showed me Like you ain't got to respond People respond for you like just watch those that have things to say about you just watch it like they'll respond for you

they'll do it to themselves you know what I'm saying we're still kicking it with Sierra Lauren I was gonna say I saw that a lot people responding for you and taking up for you guys when people were having a debate about Russ being a stepdad or not like early on and people were like why is that an issue like why why is their family unit an issue for you a lot of people had that conversation yeah you stayed quiet the whole time you handled that yeah you didn't got talk about that You know, there's beauty and love. It all comes back to love.

I think people, when they talk about that type of stuff, they forget about what matters the most in the situation. It's the child, right? It's not about the adult conversation of it all. Is the child being loved, how they should be loved? That's all that matters. Obviously, I know, like, the beauty and a blended family, right? There's no greater feeling than my kids all feeling together

and waking up and feeling love the same. that is a blessing, you know. So, and I think that every child deserves to feel, you know, that kind of love that I get to see my kids have. You know, and so, you know, I think when things are new to people, it just creates great conversation. But sometimes conversation is great, you know, because sometimes conversation also opens up things for people to really talk about things that they probably wouldn't talk about, right? You know, maybe, like I said, at my time when I was a single mom, I think a lot of women were able to see my journey to be able to be like, You know, just me finding my way as a woman, right? And I thank God that he's blessed me with this special love that I have.

But I think there's like, again, it goes back to like, why do I have this platform, right? It's like if I can inspire someone in any kind of way, like that to me is success, right? And so I think oftentimes you don't know what that's like until you're in that position, right? And you're like, oh, this is my life. Like, okay, let me figure this out. But I mean, it's a gift when, you know, I think woman can know, like life doesn't stop. at a situation for you right you know life can't evolve and grow how you want it to and as it relates to families and men right there's a difference between boys and men okay and to me men love a certain

way they they have a certain standard of how they love and choose to love and do things you know and I feel blessed that when I look at my husband that standard is like it's top tier right it's like my dad's love right that's the truest love I've known from a man you know and And so to see that is such a blessing, but I love that my kids when they look up at each other and, you know, future out him, him in a moral art, like our baby girl, like he's the sweetest with her or Siena and just how it win and how they all interact with each other is love. That's all that matters, right? So conversation is good, though, sometimes. It opens up things and hopefully it helps others. I would like to say that is the most perfect pointy tale I've ever seen.

Oh, my God. It's moving like Dr. Strange Cape. You know, Dr. Strange Cape moves with him. No. I'm saying like, Dr. Strange. What is that? Dr. Strange. What is that?

Marmar. Okay, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Had a life of its own. So it's like certain times when you talk. It's in its own world. It's like, it's moving with your emotions. It's nice.

It's nice. It's good. It's unbelievable. But I want to ask you, you said something earlier that made me think about something. Do you think black women in entertainment are allowed to evolve gracefully? Or do we only celebrate them when they're like young and messily? No, man.

I think um do I think people like when people are sad yeah but I think about like you know women that are rocking it like think you know people do celebrate you you know I think as a community though you know just outside of artistry I do think that the more we can support each other the better we will be and I think historically because of what we've been through like historically as a culture as a race you can to go my, my, mind, mind. Your condition to like, you don't want to share so much. And what I've noticed in my communities

of friends sometimes that don't look like me, they will call me and be like, hey, Sierra, do you need help with, how can I help you? Right? That's a very common question I get asked. You know, and I feel blessed to have the friends that I do. And it makes me want to do that for people that look like me. Because we need that.

need that like it's a real thing like think about just like why we always be fighting crazy in our communities like we have more fights I think you know and again I could be wrong but just the culture of us like we got we got that rah-rah like it's just in us and I think there's something about history that's predispositioned us that way where it's like how do we evolve like together like how do we eat together right like it's a real thing like my I feel very blessed at the friend circles that I do um and like You know, it's like Jewish community. Like, the way that they, like, rock with each other is crazy and amazing.

Like, the Latino communities, like, the way they rock is, like, beautiful. Like, by the way, I'm blexican. Like, I'm learning my Spanish, so I say I'm, like, black and Mexican. I love that. Yeah, yeah, I love that. Yeah, my daughter is her black skin. It's our birthday today. Yeah.

Come on. She don't know. Uh, she don't know it. Oh, she don't know that? Okay, it's all right. It's all right. It's all right. It's all right.

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Oh, okay. No, no, no. Don't play with me. Solomon is very loco. Very loco, yes, yes, yeah. You got a p-a-oh. No. That was a curse.

That was a curse. No, but you think about that love, right? Let's lift each other up, like, in our big moments. Like, let's celebrate, like, celebrate each other. Let's not even, like, don't worry about, you know. I think sometimes you can get, like, a little distracted if you don't feel like things are moving at the pace you want them to. But it's like, celebrate the next one.

Like, your time's going to come. The more we can do that together, the more we win. I want to know what the conversation was with you and Rihanna when y'all patched it up. Oh, so sweet. What did that look like in 2025? I don't say patch it up. Like, it wasn't. like a patch up conversation but you know

we actually started at the Met Gala and it was her ASAP, me and Russ and we were all just chatting it up and you know talking about kids and Mo Kids and just like normal you know just like girls would do

so that was really sweet you know it was the best energy you know and CeC got love for Riri so you didn't even bring up the old stuff you don't even bring on your future it's so hard yeah it's like babies you know she you are now yeah she sent me this really sweet message like a while ago before we saw

each other and she was like saying i'm so proud of you you know and i thought that was so so sweet um you know for her to say that and i really respect her like i admire what she's doing and what she's done like i remember us meeting each other for the first time you know as babies and you know i started a little before her but to see how she's like leveled up and like built her empire like to do that in our industry is not easy and she's, you know, putting on for Barbados, as she would say, in such a big way. And I think

us women were just like, you know, we're women, you know, and like groan, like, you know, so it's all that kind of energy. Yeah. But that thump thugging on Twitter used to be fun to watch. Oh, my gosh. I remember when I got punched in the back of the head and Sierra had a field day. How did we're kidding.

Twitter has those tweets. You remember that? I don't remember that because I was laughing because I'm Like, you know what? I deserve it. And she was like, I bet you're in Medita's. You ain't used the Meditas dad, because I don't need it's that day. Listen, you got to get Charlottelmaid with something. Because this man right here.

Was you still getting high and ugly back then? Yeah, definitely getting high back then. Oh, yeah. Definitely, yeah. Yeah, no, listen, you got to, listen, the Charlemains of the world, I tell you, you don't forget them. That's what I do, though. You don't forget them. And you'd be like, just let something, if something, not let something,

But if something happened, you'd be ready to be like, hey, uh-huh. Wooden crickets now. Yeah, wooden crickets and now. Actually, I see the crickets and they ain't saying nothing. What is in my last question? If you script away all the titles, you know, superstar, wife, mom, who is Sierra at her core today? She a bouse. Love that.

Yeah, no, she a bouse. No, I mean, I say a woman of an ambitia. on a mission. Oh, that's always my jam. She's just trying to figure it all out. You know, just trying to grind every day, figure it out. She's a woman. I'm a woman that loves to serve.

I love to give and I love to live. Mm-hmm. Well, let's get into a joint off the album. What you want to hear? Let's go. Okay, we're gonna play this song that I'm excited about. I told y'all the video is out today. And it's my song, Dance With Me, Feature My Boy Tiger.

And check it out right now. Ladies and gentlemen, next time you see my daughter tell her we was nice. Oh my gosh, I'm gonna tell her. Because she was on me. She's so cute. She said, I think you know my dad. And I said, DJ Amby, I was like, yeah, I know your dad. I was like, oh my God.

And they showed out, I was like, that might not be your dad. I definitely can't dance like. I definitely can't. No, I'm messing with him. I'm messing with you. It's Sierra. They look black. That can't be Ambik.

Shut up, man. Pick up the new Al-C-C-C out today. Yeah. The Sierra, it's the breakfast club. Good morning. This morning, everybody. It's DJNV. Jess Lari.

Shalamey and the guy. We are the breakfast club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fan. Tell us, man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything.

She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes she has facts. Sometimes she has details. Sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me.

So yesterday, Hernandez Govan, who prosecutors are calling the mastermind behind Young Doff's murder, was found not guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. A jury deliberated for a little under three hours, and then Govan was let free to go. Why? Why? What was your reason? So they basically looked at the communications that were submitted by the government, which were like text messages and phone calls and said that there wasn't any evidence there that linked. Govind to being the person that set this whole thing up, offered to pay the money

after they took the alleged money that was on the streets to kill anybody from people around entertainment. Basically, they're saying that the government didn't do a good job of proving that case. There's that go. So, yeah, so they're saying they didn't prove the case. What they were alleging was that Govind was the person who

actually heard about the hit from their legend that was from Juk, who is Yogadi's older brother that passed away, and that he then called these two younger guys, and Justin Johnson and said, look, if y'all do the hit on anybody from Paperout Entertainment, I'll split the money with y'all a certain way. And then according to Justin, I'm not Justin, but according to Cornelius, who was actually like the star, like, testifier or testifier witness in this case,

he says that Govan actually was a person that even put him onto this. He said he didn't know that there was a hit. He said that he didn't know anything about this and that he had never spoken anybody outside of this besides Govan, but they're saying that he didn't prove the case. Govyn's attorneys are saying that all that was a lie and that Justin, not Justin, but Cronellia is just a person that is testifying because he wants to go home. He wants to get lesser charges as well

and that originally he had claimed that he had spoken to Duke to get the money and to do this whole thing. But to answer your question, they're just saying that they didn't do a good job proving her case. I'll tell you what, if I was that guy, I wouldn't stay in Memphis. That's what he said yesterday. Yes. Because even though a court of law found him,

you know, not guilty if the streets think he guilty. Yeah, you know, the street's going to do what they do. I wouldn't stay in Memphis if I was him. Well, he took, so. I was thinking he said. Yeah, Hernandez-Govern after court and his attorneys spoke to press about that. They spoke to ABC 24 Memphis. Let's take a listen.

This is what your justice is in Memphis. So if you're black and poor, you got a problem. So this is, Mr. Gauvin, how do you feel? You have this stress taken off your shoulders? Yeah, and have my life back. What is the first thing you plan to do? Go hood, my son. Mr. Govane, you, you have a little.

smile all this week but obviously you have a lot to smile about just tell me what you're feeling in right now it's kind of hard to explain the feeling of getting your life back i'm just i'm just blessed and i'm just ready to go see my son what was going through your head when you were waiting for the verdict this morning nervousness but i got a team around me that was very confident and supportive so without them it wouldn't be no hope i just want to thank again man robert haley belth houndall you heard your attorney say if you're black and poor in Memphis this is what happens Who would be your words of advice? Leave Memphis.

Damn. Do you plan on leaving Memphis, sir? Of course. I think his lawyer did it for pro long. His lawyer did it for free, right? I thought I read that too. Yeah, I saw that, yes. Because he didn't have a lot of resources,

and they felt like the attorney said, because sat in jail for, I believe, was nine months, and the attorney said that they felt like the jury felt empathy for him because he didn't have resources and the media. Because of the heightened media around this case, they felt that the jury looked at it and said, you have this person with no resources,

is that there isn't really strong evidence against. So we're going to let them walk. And because the jury came back so fast, they feel like, you know, they did their job. Like, they did exactly what they needed to do. Did you speak to Daw's wife? Because I know y'all are close. I just hit her up and said, you know,

I saw everything and just sending you some love. But she hasn't responded to expect her to. One of the reports I read said that his family that was in court was, of course, devastated. I'm sure. And I saw yesterday, Kiglock had posted, but then deleted it, like, on X. My City failed me.

He deleted it, though, not too long after. that so I mean as you can imagine like this is not something what would she say you know what I'm saying everybody involved need to be held accountable like everybody needs to be in jail like it's it's crazy yeah one of the shooters is in jail and Cornelius

testified against him as well and Cornelius is also facing the time in jail that he will do as well so everybody yeah yeah but in other news going back to some music news so offset has finally dropped Kiyari

and I've been listening to the project I think I'm like four songs sure of listening to the whole album but it's good people are saying that this is like one of his best releases so he's released a couple different songs but he has a song called Never Let Go which is a tribute

to offset and he has move on which he talked about and we talked about up here is a tribute to take off I'm sorry it's a tribute to take off yes and then he has You're confusing your black men all week I just want you to know that Oh my good she definitely thought Mike Tennis was shot I'm going to stay focused. I am staying focused.

Stay focused low. You know what? Stay focused, big low. And then he has, and then he has move on, which is a song about closing the chapter with Cardi. So let's take a listen. And he also dropped the video to Never Let's go and it's a fire. Like the visual is, it's a great visual, even though it's a very sad song.

Let's take a listen to Never Let's go, the tribute to take off. That's John Legend, right? Yes, it's featuring John Legend. John Legend got the eulogy voice, boy. Yes, he did me? Yeah. And the setup of the visual, John Legend. is there he's playing a piano it's um you see offset he's going through the motions of all

you know just feeling the song and feeling the emotions that he's been living with for this time um i haven't listened to the album yet you know because them albums be coming out at midnight i'm an old man i'd be sleep and i don't want to hear all that hippity hop in the morning i got you listen on the way in that's what i'm gonna listen to it this afternoon y'all i think y'all gonna like it i think he has a mixture of like you know something for us then he got some vibes on there for you know he got some real rap on there as well too but um he did another song that I mentioned, and we talked about here, Jess, I know you talked about this,

move on, which is him closing the chapter with Cardi B later. Okay, so I'll say got personal on this album. Yeah. And he said, you got your get back. I got my get back, but it's 50 to 2? Yeah, 50 to 2. Who up? Yeah, no. Who went in the game? Who went in the series? 50 to 2 is great.

And he was so shay about his girl, his girl, don't need a lace. You heard that, long hair don't need no lace? Cardi got long hair, too. And don't need lace, but I'm like, yo, I caught that line, no. That line was a line. That's what you're stuck on.

50 to 2? That's all you stuck on. You've been posed to tap out, man. Give me the controller back, man. Let's the control of the playing station. 50 to 2? No. The album is, I don't know.

It wasn't really clear in the song. I wanted to listen to the off-sit-to-all. Please do. You are messy, yo. Why? I want to hear more context to the song. That's what you're talking. I didn't know.

I don't want to hear all that hip-de-hoppy-day now since I get in the car. No. I said, I don't want to hear all that hip-hipty-ty-hop. Hippity hip-hop first thing in the morning when I wake up when I wake up and set my intentions and save my prayers and all of that I need to, you know...

I feel you. Yeah, I do that. No, he has a... He is a walking contradiction because you get so mad because we play songs like residuals and snooze and holy blindfold and all that

but now you don't want to hear He wanted to boots on the ground and when we get up. Come on when we first get up at four and five five and all right. Well, wait, but I got to say something before we read. All right.

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to date him for $500, for $500,000, dinner with, with Umar. And you never even talked about, Shalameen. You know why? Because when I first saw the video, I thought it was AI.

I didn't know it's real. Okay, I see that. What y'all want me to do, though? No, talk about it. You never talked about it. Well, you know why? Because Dr. Umar is supposed to be on breakfast club soon. So, you know, I kind of wanted to talk about it with him.

He also lost spending. I saw that. I see that he, the school might be going up for auction because he's behind on some bills and some stuff like that. I mean, there's a lot to talk to Dr. Umar about. But if you ask my opinion, I've already said it. I don't think Dr. Umar was scamming anybody.

I just think Dr. Um, you know, wasn't on top of his business. And I think that sometimes when you're taking on the task of opening up something like, you know, your own school, you know, it takes a village to do something like that. A lot of money. And a lot of money. And I don't know if he actually, you know, had, had that, that village around him, you know. Yeah. What's wrong?

But like I said, you didn't talk about, you didn't talk about the subject. That's what God me. You're talking about it. Why you are, but only because I said something. No, I talked about it on my podcast, a few weeks ago. She wanted you to give him donkey for charging women $500 to date him. I don't have a problem with that.

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All of them? All of them. Damn. So what you're supposed to? Switching size, you're going to be strictly bussy now. Nah, not yet. They're just female in nine days. They don't know to be independent.

They feel like they need a man for money. You do not need no man for money. Get your own hustle on. Whatever a man do for you, that's just a bonus. Amen. Okay. Well, thank you for calling, brother. Yep.

Now, that's the first time I've heard. I don't think I ever heard a man tell a woman to be independent. They usually want to depend on them. He's sick of him. Like, good morning. Who's this? Hey, oh, this D from Latson. Latson, South Carolina?

Latson's South Carolina, Tauphan, Representative. 8, 4, 3, what's happening? Who you want to get the biggest he-haught to? Man, I need whoever ain't listening to that new J-I-D album to get the biggest donkey. That shit goes so crazy. That new J-I-D album is tough, man.

Real tough. That's super tough. Whoever ain't listen to it, whoever ain't stream it, whoever ain't give it a shot, they need don't get a week. Yeah, it's called God does like a... You know what I mean?

God does like ugly. Yo, I got that on Spotify right now. JID album is dope. He got a big single to me, the joint with Irv Gang and Skate. He got another good record. What's the, what's the word? With Justin, Justin, J.S. What's her name?

Jesse Rays? Jesse Rays. Yeah, that was tough. The one with Clifton and Super Tough. You know, Saluta J.D.'s team, man. He got a good team, you know, his management, Barry, and everything else. You know, he's just one of these guys that's on a label that sucks because these labels don't know how to promote artists anymore

That's just the truth to the matter I was looking at his numbers I think he did like let me see I think he did like 30 something thousand You know It's like yo You'll build somebody You have to break them down

No Jid is dope It ain't his fault No I'm talking about the label Yeah And these labels Because the label I mean they didn't do a good job With Jid's album at all

Like skate should be all over the radio The song with Jesse Reed should be all over the radio You know And I don't know As far as like the promo And the marketing I just feel like

They should be doing more For these artists man This is a great album That jig got God, God don't like ugly. Who's he signed to anyway? I forgot. I was going to say capital. It ain't Dreamville.

I know it's Dreamville, but who's the major label? I'm not sure. Oh, Interscope. Interscope. Y'all suck. Good morning. Who's this? Good morning.

How are you? This is Ebony. Hey, Ebony. How are you doing? I'm doing fine. How are you? I am blessed black and highly favorite. Who you want to get the biggest he-haught-to?

I actually want to give the biggest he-haz to, um, yes. I want to give the biggest he-haz-haz-hous. Yes, Jess hilarious. Yes, that's hilarious. Okay Hi, Jess, are you listening? Mm-hmm. What's that?

Yes. I've seen a recent comment on Instagram that you actually made towards a big girl that I didn't really, like, agree upon. What was that about, Jess? What you said about the big girl? She was a content creator. I thought she was a content creator, being funny. You know, she did the Chris Brown. It Depends Challenge.

And she was outside of a Wendy's or Burger King of one of them fast food restaurants. And she was doing it. So I assumed that she was a comedian. And the comment I said, you know how he starts. the verse you know you bad as hell I said I know the song ain't say you fed as hell I you know you know she she chose to put my comment over top of a video of her working out like I posted on that because she's on a weight loss journey you know I didn't know that so why you're not really a donkey yes but you know I just I expect better out of you you know

yeah you expect better out of a comedian I don't know how people do that but I definitely understand. I appreciate the concern for the big squad. I apologize to her. Yes. Thank you guys. Are you a big girl? Are you a big girl? Yes. No, I ain't no big girl. I know she not. Okay. Well, thank you for calling.

You can't even go get a 20-piece saucy nugget combo in peace nowadays without just hilarious coming through making goddamn jokes. All she want is a little baconator. You don't say nothing to people in here that eat all the bacon. What you say? What you say? Listen, shut up.

Yo, I made a video apologizing about that. I thought it was a joke video, so I didn't even listen to it. You know, I apologize. Nobody took me serious. Well, I actually went and jumped in her DM and I apologized to her first. And she wasn't trying to head because she thought I was apologizing because I was being canceled. I'm like, y'all can cancel every week. That's nothing.

I don't even apologize to people. So if Jess Solaris is in your DM, something about she's sorry, you better believe it. Because then it's going to happen. You know what's so crazy? I saw every single one of those videos and did not make a connection. connection. Like, I, because I, I didn't, I didn't get to watch Jeff's video. I just saw everybody saying the laughing emoji saying Jeff, Jess was clowning the big girl. But I saw the other video of the girl going in the Wendy's. And I saw the video of the girl boxing. But she, she had a bunch of comments of people. Yeah. When people make fun of her or negative comments, she posts them over top of a video of her working out. And she like, she lost, like, a lot of pounds. And she know, she's going to lose a lot more. But I, I didn't know that she was a, uh, she was on a weight loss journey, like taking it serious. I thought, you know, listen, when you are big or, you know,

ugly or skinny or whatever, you know what I'm saying? And you put content out there and you're doing it in a funny, comedic way, you got to expect things like that. You know what I mean? But, yeah, I started going, I saw her dancing in the Wendy's. I thought she was making fun of herself. That's what I thought. So I chimed in like, oh, my turn.

And Shane liked that. Well, listen, if you really want to apologize, we got some VIP passes to Golden Corral here in the Bronx. No, we do. We do. We got them right here. Let me hold it, NBC. Some people don't think I'm joking. Salute the Golden Corral. That's my favorite buffet place. We got the freaking, look it right here. We got it for you right here. Be our

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We got a special guest. in the building. Yes, indeed. His new single comes out this Friday. Give my love. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome. Welcome. How are you feeling, brother? I'm good. I'm good. How's everybody? Bless Black and Holly favorite. Man, you are a legend. You know how many people who love you, man? Yeah.

You said yes. He said yes. I say that with gratitude, though. Absolutely. Absolutely. It's gratitude, man. It's gratitude to be doing what I do for a living for over two decades. And I don't feel like I'm done yet. That's That's really a blessing.

Why do you think you have the connection with the audience that you do? Is it because you bear your soul? Is it because you're so vulnerable? It's because they can maybe see some of their struggles and struggles you've been open about? Yeah, I think it's the vulnerability. I think it's the authenticity. And I'm making music in the tradition of Luther and Marvin and all that great music that we grew up, the Isley brothers and Patty.

You know what I'm saying? I'm holding. I'm trying to keep you. keep the light on for what I feel is good R&B and I think people appreciate that. But you're independent now, so you pay it for everything. So how does that feel? That part of the business feeling. Well, it's incredible. I started as an independent

though, right? My first album, Chemistry, I released on my own label, Chemistry Records we sold. That's when we, you know, I was selling CDs literally out of my trunk, 17,000 units on my own. So I'm just returning to, I've come home you know it's a full circle moment 23 good years at motown you know motown was good to me and i was definitely good to motown you know kept the lights on yeah we kept you know we kept you know we kept it pushing but uh in this season of my life you know as a husband a father we got a lot

kids a lot going on and i'm thinking about my legacy and how i want to move forward uh more equity um more autonomy um you know so i i feel real good i would think majority of your money was probably You made a touring, though, right? Touring. Yeah. Yeah. Touring is definitely the gift that keeps on giving it, as well as publishing, you know, publishing, right? Because I write most of my stuff.

You know, you've been very open about things like, you know, homelessness and addiction before finding, like, you know, your breakthrough. How did those struggles shape you as an artist? And a man. Look, coming through the other side of my darkness is really the foundation that's got me sitting here with y'all. You know what I'm saying? My testimony is everything, you know, and the music is infused with it. And I don't just look at what I'm doing as an entertainer. You know, I'm in the business, you know, and I'm in the game.

But I also look at it as ministry in a way. You know what I'm saying? People who are going through, you know, hopefully I say something that resonates with them that helps pull them through the other side of their darkness, too. What made you give it up? What was that final thing? I'm going to give this up and I'm a change when you talk. Hey guys, it's AZ Fud.

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You know, I know it sounds strong. And people say it all the time. It's a cliche, you know, but it's like you get sick and tired of being sick and tired. Sick and tired, man, you know, I got sober when I was 23 years old and out of jail, hospitalized because of my addiction, estranged from my family, you know, couldn't go home, sleeping outside. You know, my friends were people that at, my contemporaries were, you know, they were in school, they were in college, they were starting their careers. Saturday night, they're out on dates, they're doing the thing, you know what I'm eating out of trash cans, you know what I'm saying? And I'm, you know, when people think my story is, is one of rags or riches, but it's really the story of the prodigal son, you know what I'm saying? My parents, you know, two cars and, I mean, you know, want to send me to school and like all of that, you know.

But, yeah, I got sick and tired of being sick and tired. And I gave up on my idea of how to change it myself, right? There's an adage I love that says when the student is ready, the teacher appears, you know, when I gave up, when I surrendered. You know, God brought some people into my life who showed me how to live a better way. And I've been doing it ever since. If you don't mind me asking, how did the addiction start? Was it recreational? Yeah, it started recreationally.

Right? You know, man, the first time I had a drink, man, it was like, you know, I was, you know, I think to some degree, we all have some degree of dysfunction in our homes. And I just, I didn't have, I didn't have any coping skills. right my and my parents you know god bless them they did the best they could we were you know we didn't talk about anything in our house you know we didn't uh there was anxiety and what i know now is is uh childhood depression and and and ADHD we didn't have them labels you know everybody we all depressed just get up and put your head down and plow through it um so all of those

things so by the time i found alcohol and drugs dude it was like a light went on you know what i'm saying it was a place of uh you know i thought that it was a place of uh you know i thought that it was a place of refuge you know I was I was I was free to be me you know I was the the life of the party you know until until I wasn't you know so my my upbringing was

it was it laid the foundation to seek something outside of myself to to medicate you know as soon as you often just a laris offered you a mimosa shut up yeah I'm so sorry no it's all good now you mentioned your parents you know so I'm sure

your parents had to kick you out to get to for you to get to where you need to be. Best thing that ever happened to me was my mother throwing me out of the house. Break that down because a lot of parents won't do that because they feel like that's their son. They don't want to, but I feel like sometimes you have to. You have to.

Yeah, she had to. It was the best thing that ever happened to me, you know? And when we do that, and I'm saying that as a father, and I don't know that I'd have the courage to do that. You know what I'm saying? Even having had the experience, but, you know, because there's a risk. And when we show that type of tough love,

love to someone. There's a risk that they won't make it. You know what I'm saying? But there's also a risk that they'll die in their darkness. You know, so I'm glad that my mother made that choice. What's your relationship after? Today it's all good. Right? It's all love. You know, it was necessary. My mom's in my mom's in recovery too. You know, the whole dynamic in our house, you know, shifted, you know, and we did a lot of great, a lot of good work to get to a good place. my father last fall, but, you know, we're all in a good place, man, and I'm grateful for it. Were you a generational curse breaker?

Um, I would say as far as addiction is concerned, my, as far as addiction is concerned, my mother, my mother got sober first, you know, um, and I, and I, and I have, I have continued, um, I have continued the, I like that, I'm going to take that with me. I have continued the curse breaking, you know, and I, and I have continued the curse breaking, you know, And hopefully my children will carry it forward. Absolutely. I don't you say that, you know, you all didn't talk about things in your house when you were younger. Before your father's passing, leading up to that, did you guys get to have those conversations?

Did you say, you know, because we didn't talk about anything, can we talk about it now? Yeah, yeah, we, you know, we were good, you know. And, you know, and I think that that's not exclusive to our culture, but I'm sure that, you know, our culture, we identify, you know. You talk, you know, grown folks are talking. You go into the other room. You know what I'm saying? You're seen and you're not, and you're not heard. You know what I'm saying?

And, you know, but we did a lot, again, we did a lot of great work to get to the other side of that. Yeah. We're still kicking in with Kim. His new single Rock with Me is out today. Jess. You had said that your music was your therapy. Yeah. You know, at your time of homelessness, right?

When you were away from your community, have you ever done any other therapy, like real therapy? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Dude, when I signed, when I signed my contract with Motown, I had a panic attack. First time I ever had one. Wow.

And I didn't know what it was. I thought that getting a record deal, which I had been, you know, proverbially chasing, like, all of my life, I thought that that was going to be the cure all. Why I got the record deal, now I'm cool, right? there's all this other stuff all this other baggage that still needed to be to be unpacked it didn't more money

I would say more money more problems it didn't it didn't resolve you know a lot of issues so I ended up I was talking to someone a friend of mine and I was explaining to her

how I was feeling and she happened to be a child psychologist and she said have you ever been diagnosed with depression and I said no I had, you know, no, and she recommended a therapist, so I saw a therapist and, you know, and educated myself. I was on medication, you know, for a while. And, you know, it was, it was,

it was, it was, it was, it was, it was life changing, you know, we are. And that's after, I think I got a record deal. I was, I had been sober for maybe 10. So these layers, there are, there are layers to our lives, layers of the onion that we peel back. And there's more to discover. There's more to unpack. There's always. There's always. always more to be done. You know, I don't know there's a lot of stigma. And not as much today, probably as, you know, I mean, that was 23, as, as there used to be about, you know, the black church and we're talking about, you know, you only need Jesus.

Like, yeah, you need Jesus and a therapist. Right? You need a Jesus and a therapist. And you might need some medication. You know what I'm saying? Don't let those things keep you from getting the help that you need. How were you able to create a sound? track of love during that dark time in your life because you didn't love yourself right I don't know if you had somebody to love but how were you able to write you were really honest

about the things you were going through to all of the records up until I met my wife are aspirational right you know skinny dark skin kid shy you know I'm a introvert pretending to be you know an extrovert you know shy you know don't get you know want the want to look from the pretty girl want the you know so i'm i'm that's you know too too afraid to talk you know so that's all of my songs were this all inspirational it's all aspirational and it's all um you know when i did have a girlfriend and then the loss of the loss of love you know that first you know that first the first album chemistry is it's all of that that's crazy how you say you ain't even know how to talk, man. Your music got

so many guys' cheeks. But I can do that, right? I'm standing it, so my brothers, I'm standing in the gap for my brothers, right? You ain't got the words there's a Kim record for it, right? That's right. Yeah. So did love inspire your music, or did music inspire the way you love?

Both. Both. Both, right? And people talk about, you know, and I used to be in bands and they would be, you know, everybody's, we We were coming up in, you know, some Minneapolis sound. It was, you know, Tony, Tony, Tony.

It was all the dance tracks and all the, all my bandmates and my musical peers, you know, they were chasing this thing, dude, and I'm sitting over here in the corner with these little quiet ass, you know what I'm saying? How are you always writing the loves? You know, why you always was like, dude, I don't know. You know, that's just, you know, that's just, that's just what it is. And I'm, you know, and I'm grateful for that, you know, because I think that, um, All that ails the world is a lack of love to some degree.

No, I think, not even to some degree. I think that's what's missing. Because love gives you empathy, love gives you caring. You have those three things. Right. You'll show up and be the human that we need you to be. You know what I'm saying? Love, empathy, and care.

That's it. You know, yeah, for real. Yeah. Yeah. Looking back now, right, what are you most proud of now about your journey back then? I am most proud of being. Being sober, because upon that is, that's the foundation for everything else. If I'm not sober, I mean, that's, that's, you know, I mean, God and sobriety, you can go,

which one comes first? Because if I, if I'm drinking, dude, I, God may still be with me, but I'm not, I'm not. Right? I got you. Sobriety is, is, is probably the first thing. Upon that, everything else is built. And, and after that is, you know, is my, is. is my family, um, my kids.

My wife and I, we've got seven kids. He got you between us. Got me built by one. Right? I got six. The oldest is 30. The youngest is one. You know what I'm saying?

So we, you know, let's hear. Hey. You know what I'm saying? How did you meet your wife? How did you meet your wife? I met my wife at a show in Atlanta. And, uh, my wife came to a meet and greet on a tour that I should. that I, that at the time, I didn't feel like I should have been on.

We had just, we had just, we had just, it was just me, but we had just, this was 20, 2015. So in 2014, you know, me, Joe and Charlie Wilson, you know, we was out killing them for months. And then, and then I came back and tried to do, do another two of us, so we had been out there. So I've really felt, you know, that I shouldn't have been out on the road. But what you think you're someplace for is not necessarily why you're there. We think we're there for one reason, but there's something, there's something else, something else is going on. And, uh, and I met my wife at a, at a meet and greet. She hates it, dude, because when we get into our call it, oh, yeah, meet and greet.

I got you meet and greet. Damn. Right, she's going to see this. We're going to have a, right, right, meeting greet. That's my thing of meet and greet, though. It was a divine meeting greet, though. It was a difference. You know she was the one as soon as you met her?

Huh? You knew she was the one as soon as you met her? Oh, boy. There was something. that made me want to stay in contact with her which I never you know

and I'm lame I'm a square right I'm asking her she got a you got a business card ain't nobody carrying a business card you only know if she got a business you got a business car

yeah but I met her I met her at a show yeah met her at a show yeah well brother thank you for your testimony man and thank you for you know, turning your testimony

and the art that heals, man. Thank you, bro. Thank you. Thank you for having me. It's really, really been a blessing to be here today. We love you, Kim. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. J. Jolami and the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Lawn Lawn La Rosa is here. And let's get to pass the all.

Go. Go. Go. Go. My DJ. Naila. Yeah, DJ come spin, I come spin. What's up Naila?

Big Naila, Simone. What's happening? What's popping, guys? Hey, girl. Hey. I think I like that. I was shooting. I was sorry.

Because we said it first. What's up, Nile? Big Nile. Like, people always do that. You be like, peace, how you doing? I'm good. How you doing? You're supposed to say it back.

I'm well. Thanks for asking. Sometimes people don't even say I'm well, though. You be like, how you do it? You be like, how you doing? But that's because this is a generation of people with no manner. But it's cool I appreciate you guys saying

Good morning I know you're on your phone You catched up with the latest She wasn't paying attention to you She was catching up with the latest I was trying to book a guest for us Oh sorry But okay

I'm gonna start with First of all I just want to shout out I know a lot of projects Are dropping today Lupe Fiasco Kong Waze Who's ghost face I mean

Who the hell is gold face Who the hell is gold face? I didn't know I didn't say Gofface I said ghost face killer My favorite MC of all time Don't play with him

Yes and Conway the Machine but Chance of Rapper dropped his project last week and I didn't touch on it so I wanted to do one of the records I like and it's a pretty lengthy project

but I will say my favorite records are the records where he's actually rapping like Chance of his rap bag hence the name Chance the Rapper so I like

Back to the Go featuring Vic Minza He's spitting Yeah I'm not gonna chance be rapping I'm gonna be honest I haven't gotten the Chance

project yet I've been on his clips I've been on your what's my man named Markle Markle Markle Plus Marco Plus.

I haven't gotten the chance yet. I got to get the chance. Definitely listen to it. I think it's worth to listen. And yeah, like I said, all the rap records on there, I definitely favor. And in that song in particular, I really like the asset line, like the flip. The homage to his first project. I thought that was really tough.

But also, Tiana Taylor just dropped her project. And she got a song on there with Jill Scott. First of all, it's a star-studded lineup. She got Taraji P. doing, like, opening skit. Then she has Lala doing, like, another skit. But it's more like a poem that's kind of talking on, like, breakup, like betrayal, I guess, alluding to the divorce that, you know, they both went through.

Either way, the joint with Jill Scott is tough. It's Jill Scott featuring Tyler, and it's called Poon Pum. I want to hear Jill. Yeah, I don't know why it's so sure. I think it's because we're just sure on time. I need to hear Jill. It's good, though. Definitely go listen to it.

It's on the playlist or just check out Tiana's project. It's sexy. Are Tiana and Tyler hanging with Jill? Because you on a record with Jill. I know they're hanging off a deal. trying to play with Jill. Is Jill singing? Is Jill?

Oh, I know they're hanging off for dear life. Trying to keep up with Jill. It's good, but it's well done. I got to listen to it. I want to say, Tiana did a really good job putting this project together. I feel like not everybody puts, like, thought and care and intention behind their projects,

but this was well done. The visuals. Oh, my God. I don't think people were talking enough about the, like, she's literally making many movies that sink and she's dropping them in order. The fashion is fire. Like her, I mean, they're always on point.

People are going to talk about it. She's still not going to like you, Lauren. It doesn't matter. I'm a fan either way. I'm sure she's still going to curse me and shoulder me now, too, but he's going to. Goose face killer. That's my favorite MC of all time. Stop playing with him.

Yes, let's get into it. He's bricked up right now over there. Rep. That's nasty. No pausing. No pause. You don't have to. What do you mean you don't have to?

It's a skit. You got to hit a skin on Ghostface album. It's hilarious. That's my favorite rapper. That's my favorite rapper of all time, man. I want to go back to Jill Scott real quick, though. Because that's my, Jill Scott and Eric, about doing my wife's favorite artist all the time

and two of mine. I don't think I've ever heard Jill Scott do a R&B collaboration with other women. I could be completely wrong. I'm sitting there racking my brain about it. I cannot think of a time. Didn't she do one with Kalani? I'm not saying she didn't.

She did do one with Kalani on Kalani's last project, but Kalani shortened her verse. So we don't know what the full sounds like, but she is on a project. It's like her and then some really big Brazilian artists. Okay. Yeah, Kalani. Yeah, she got a couple.

She does. They said she got, yeah, Brandy. Brandy? Come on, don't play with Jellie from Philly. I don't remember, though. That's what I'm asking. I really don't remember though. It was a conversation collaboration.

Her and Marcia and Brosian? Her grown woman, the grown woman. I would have remembered the Martian and Jill. That's two of my favorites right there. Well, she definitely did Kalani. Yeah, Kalani for sure. Kalani was the song, is it Susie? Susia.

Yeah. I never heard that. Was the, they collaborated on Black Girls Rock, so they both. That's her song. No, it was their separate songs, but I guess they both participated. paid it so people I know Kalani was hanging off in their life

that's why she cut that verse shout out to Kalani though but if you're talking about Jill Scott see I'm not trying to diss any of these women I'm just telling you that when you're talking about people like Jill Scott that's a different caliber that's a different tier say something stupid

Lauren because you don't know I was just no I was what I was about to say is that no one would take it as a disc because when the young girls talk about Jill Scott we give her the praise and she's like she'd be OG mentoring okay y'all should bow down like on Instagram

in person everything like so that's not a disc We know. Throw road pedals to Jill Scott feet when she walk in the room. We do, though, by the way. Yeah, that's what they say, we know.

We do. Her and Erica, we love them. You see, I don't know. I'm a young woman. We got Erica right there on the wall. You see, we got Jill Scott over there. You know, yes. Yes.

Balance for the room. Well, done. Okay, well, we like it. And so you did like the ghost face record, obviously. I liked everything you played today. Yeah, everything was good. What? Woo!

Girl, I know the trauma. Yeah. What? We think good. Okay, good. Well, if you guys like it, Make sure you guys listen to the playlist. You can listen to it by following me on the gram

at Nila Simone, N-Y-L-A, S-Y-M-O-N-E-E-E. Click the link in bio and why you guys are over there. Well, I was going to say we're having this hip-hop night party is going to be me, Ninth Wonder, Static Selector. So if you like that last joint, you would definitely like this party, but we're just trying to bridge the gap within rap and just hip-hop culture in general. But we sold out of tickets, so, you know, sorry about that.

Have you know. Like, I just mentioned it so I know. Niall! Talk that talk, talk, Big Nila. So, yeah, September 9th, of course. All right. Well, that was past the all. Let's get to the mix.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning everybody is DJ. And J. J. J. J. J. Lariari. We are the Breakfast Club. Sluke to everybody in North Carolina. I'm going to be in Columbia, South Carolina.

This Saturday, 7 to Midnight. The All-White Party, me and DJ Big Worm. We're going to be rocking out. The Metro 803. It's the all-white affair. They set it sold out, but they're going to release more tickets today. So I can't wait to come out there and have a good time. I thought the storm and the hurricane was going to cancel that party,

but it looks like it moved on. So we will be rocking in South Carolina this weekend. What's a good spot to eat in California? Oh, man, you got Mr. Seafood. You got Kiki's chicken and waffles. Oh, my guy's suffering crave. My man Chris was Southern Crave, but he does, like, just takeout. A lot of different places you can go

But yeah, Kiki's chicken and waffles Mr. Seafood I'm here, my man You know, you know Chris You know Chris got a dope spot called Southern Crave You should let Chris just cater for you Oh man Chris Hey hit Chris Chris

Chris got Chris food is bang Okay All right Well you can go see Bernard That backyard dining experience Go get baptized that chicken Go watch him baptize that chicken What you want to do

Whatever you want to do You know You're gonna have to eat in the backyard That's all good That's all good All right And salute to us CIRS CC for joining us today.

Her new album is out today. Absolutely. Yes, it is, man. Salute to Sierra. It was great finally having a conversation with Sierra and chopping it up. Because we never, I wasn't here the last time she was here on a breakfast club, you know?

She was here and you weren't here? No, I wasn't here. It was years ago, probably like seven years ago. And I used to give her hell way, way, way back in the day. Yeah. Well, that's good. Y'all made up and everything. Yeah, absolutely.

You said he was high. He ain't never allowed to nobody like that in his life. First of all I like to do is, is talk shit, lie, and laugh. That is crazy. It was like, I mean, I was doing drugs. I was like, boy, you never did drugs in your life. He was a clown.

That's what it is. I'm high. I'm high. And salute to Kim for joining us, too. Salute to Kim, man. He got a new single, Give My Love and Rock with me. Did you tell your mom that you interviewed Kim? Yes, I called her.

He was like, call your mom. And then when she FaceTime, she answered the FaceTime. He was like, hey girl. I was like, okay, did I hate girl. Yes, it was late. My mom almost dropped the baby. She had her hand. No, stop, man.

She was so happy to see him. It's time to get up out of here. Solomon, you got a positive note. Yes, and listen, man, I'm going to be in Atlanta tomorrow for InvestFest. Lutte Troy and Rashad, Ernie Elisa. I'll be down there for Invest Fest. The name of our panel is New Hollywood Ownership and Media's Future. It will be myself and Unc, Steve Harvey.

And we'll be talking about media ownership and growing creative businesses and redefining what success means today. Okay, so we will be on the main stage from 5 p.m. to 5.35 p.m. tomorrow. Okay, me and Steve Harvey at InvestFest, tomorrow on the main stage, 5 p.m. to 5.35 p.m. tomorrow. So join us, why don't you?

Don't be late? Because there's only a little 35 minutes. No, no, I'm gonna be there. I'm in it out, but I'll be there in enough time. Oh, you're talking to the people? Oh, never mind. Yeah, people, like, don't get there late. They only there for a little bit of time. time you're right that's right that's right but you got a positive note this comes from Winston

Churchill by the way but the positive note is success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm did you hear what I said success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm because sometimes we fail and we get you know unenthused and we're not enthused about things and we be like damn I want to quit but you can't you got to keep going so success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm Have a great weekend. Yes, Wednesday. That was good.

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