The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Misa Hylton Responds to Diddy Story, 50 Cent Claims More Footage, Beyoncé to Co-Chair 2026 Met Gala + Erick Sermon Interview

Episode Date: December 11, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Erick Sermon clarifies the Diddy incident, talks owning his publishing, and breaks down his iconic sound. Jess also fixes a caller’s mess after she reveals her man has 7 kids and cheated on her during ‘Jess Fix My Mess.’ Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to Hilary Swank, who apologized for lashing out after thinking a mother took photos of her. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Happy to be here, another day to serve our beautiful listeners. Good morning. Let's both clear our throats chest. I know, right? Exactly. Mm-hmm. You got to heat the car. You got to warm the car up.

You got to warm the car up before you just. just jump in it and driving in the morning. Well, that's because NVA is late. He bought me an alarm clock, and he late. I'm trying not to wake my daughter up, talking about, good morning you. Like, come on now. Oh, well, NBA, yeah, Envi not late.

He's not going to be here today. Oh, oh, look, you like it. No, he's not going to be here today. But, you know, yes, you do have to warm the car up before you drive it. Oh, you talk about you don't want to wake the baby, or the baby ain't in the same room as you, is she? No, she not, but I'm loud. You are loud.

No, you are. You are, Tasha Smith loud. You are the finest of Cush loud. Yes, you are. Yes, indeed. Shut up. How was your night? It was pretty cool.

It was good. I'm working on a brand new stand-up set for the year of 2026, and I'm going to be kicking off my new tour in Baltimore. The free shows that I'm doing this weekend is the kickoff. That's the first stop. It's called The Laugh Before You Snap. You know what I mean? And it's for Christmas toys, right? Yep.

It's a toy drive. It's called Toys for Little's. And it's the first annual toy drive that I'll be doing. I'll be doing the free give-back shows in Baltimore every year now. I just, it moved to me. This government shut down moved me to do it through my foundation, the more love foundation. So I really think that's something cool.

And then I ain't never gave niggas nothing for free in my life. So I'm like, you know what? You ain't never did nothing for the people ever. You don't care. You don't know, no, no, no, no. That's not what I said. I did not say that. I said I never gave a free comedy show.

Damn, shop. That's what you just said. I'm glad. I just started wanting to do stuff for people, man. I'm happy to give back to my community. community finally after all of these years okay but we happy we happy we happy that you're doing that well let's start to show you because yo you listen in the intro I don't know if that Sherry Shepherd or Regina King that say I don't I'm

scared to do breakfast club because you you you you say something and it's just gonna get you and Sherry Shepherd now Sherry Shepherd you are a clam so sorry Sherry Shepard I was back in the day that's when she's that's what she don't if it's going to get in trouble well she used to say that I used to say that um she would build like the Tasmanian devil but I don't remember saying that like that. Yes, you do. Yes, you do.

Even if you don't remember, if you look at it, you will. That's the first image that come to your mind. You tried it. Oh, man. Speaking of saying ridiculous things, Eric Sermon will be joining us this morning, okay? Eric Sermon is an iconic, legendary hip-hop producer, man. He helped the craft, you know, a lot of the East Coast sound,

you know, discovered people like Red Man and Keith Murray, one-half of EPMD. But it pains me that a lot of people from this generation are talking about him as one of the men on the ditty dock. Because you don't want to be one of the men on the ditty dock, all right? Because you got men on the ditty doc saying they walk up with sore anus. Okay? Eric Sermon did not say that.

He was not one of them. He didn't, but it's easily to get mixed up in all of that, all right? So we'll be here to talk to, Eric Sermon, be here to talk to us about that this morning. And he's got a new album, Dynamic Duos, Volume 1, which is in stores now. But we'll be talking to Eric Sermon next hour. But coming up next, Mimi Brown, with Front Page News. Starting with Red. G. Herbal?

Okay, I can do G-Herbo. With the Christmas music. I do want some Christmas music. It's the world's most dangerous morning to show the breakfast club. Time for front-page news with Mimi Brown. Good morning, Mimi. Good morning, Shaleman. Good morning. Good morning.

Bless Black and Holly doing this morning. All right, well, we're learning more this morning about a high-stakes move by the United States off the coast of Venezuela. Now, President Trump says U.S. forces have seized an oil tanker, and it's the latest sign of just how tense things have gotten between Washington, and the Venezuelan government. Let's listen to what President Trump had to say. As you probably know, we've just seized a tanker on the coast of Venezuela,

large tanker, very large. Largest one ever seized, actually. And other things are happening. So you'll be seeing that later, and you'll be talking about that later with some other people. What did that mean they seized a tanker? What's in the damn tanker? Oil. Okay.

According to U.S. officials, the operation was led by the Coast Guard with Navy support. Teams were flown by helicopter from the aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford, which has been positioned in the Caribbean for weeks. Now, video posted by Attorney General Pam Bondi shows the Coast Guard members repelling onto the deck with their weapons drawn. Officials say the ship called the skipper. It has a long history of U.S. sanctions. It's been linked to illegal oil shipments tied to Iran and accused of operating as a shadow tanker. which means it's been switching names and hiding its location. Now, on this trip, it was carrying 1.1 million barrels of Venezuelan oil, some of it bound for Cuba. Now, President Trump was asked in the Oval Office what he plans to do with that oil.

Let's listen to what he had to say with that. Well, we keep it, I guess. When you have to follow the tanker, but we're going to, I guess so we're going to keep the oil. So they're being honest about this being about the oil now. acting like this is about drugs, but we know this is about the oil, so they're just being honest about, you know, doing these heists in front of everybody. Well, it sounds like it, right? So U.S. officials say the goal is clear to cut off the money fueling Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro's government.

And back here at home in the U.S., President Trump, he's turning up the pressure saying this week that Maduro's days are, quote, numbered and suggesting that land strikes could be next. Now, Venezuela's economy, it depends mostly entirely on oil. And the administration says a seizure, though, is part of a broader pressure campaign from deploying those warships you were just talking about, Charlemagne, to launching strikes on boats. The U.S. says are tied to drug smuggling. Now, Venezuela, they are calling the move international piracy and accusing the U.S. of trying to take its natural resources. And some members of Congress, though, they are now questioning how far this campaign is going and whether any parts of this may violate international law. I mean, it sounds like a heist to me, but, you know, I don't know.

what's lawful. I don't know what's legal anymore. I don't know what's unconstitutional because the media's approach to a lot of this is just reporting it. Like, none of it feels normal, but when I'm watching the news and they're debating whether this stuff is correct or not, I'm just sitting there waiting to find out. And I don't never seem to find out. And it feels like with the Trump administration, the lines are so blurred now that it's hard to know the difference, right? And speaking of knowing the difference, President Trump, his new gold card immigration program is officially live. It's a fast track green card, with a pathway to citizenship, but only for people and companies who can pay steep fees.

So individuals must pay a million dollars and businesses must pay $2 million per foreign worker. Trump says the money will go straight to the treasury and could bring in billions of dollars. Now, this would replace the old EB-5 investor visa, which required creating U.S. jobs, and that gold card would drop that rule entirely. So unlike the old program, there's no limit to how many visas can be issued if you have the money, and you can buy it. And for anyone wondering how long that million dollars gets you in the country, well, the gold card, it will work like a green card, which means it will allow you to live and work in the U.S. permanently,

but after about five years, you can apply for citizenship. And the U.S. says that it will help boost companies and keep graduates from schools whose visas force them to leave after graduation. But critics say it highlights a contradiction, cracking down immigration on the border while opening a fast lane for the wealthy. But Trump says the goal is simple To bring in the best people and raise revenue for the country Once again, I don't know what's lawful

I don't know what's legal A president can just create a gold card and profit off selling citizenship Like what? That is so crazy Where does that money go? Who keeps that money? Clearly Trump, right? Well, he said it goes to the treasury and would go back into the economy That's what he says would happen So yeah, so we will see with that all right y'all. Well coming up at 7 And Siza is taking on the White House

why one of her songs is now at the center of a political fight. We'll break it down. Get it off your chest. Thank you, Mimi. Now it's time for get it off your chest. 1-800-585-105.1.

If you want to call up and tell us why you're blessed, if you want to call up and tell us why you're stressed, you can do both for those things right now. It's the world's most dangerous morning. Show the Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlemagne. Lizzie, what up?

Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool. I've got an indoor pool. We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is.

We live. Good morning. Who's this? Hi, Solomon. Hey, what's that, sir? Peace, Trab. What's going on, sis? How you feeling?

I'm feeling good. Where my last scene girl at? We're Envy? I don't know where N-Vie at this morning. He couldn't make it this morning. Oh, okay. What's that, Jess, baby? Hey, boo.

No, I'm calling to talk about, so Kalani is up there. I finally went back and listened to her interview. Who? She was talking about that. Kalani. Kalani. Kalani. Oh, Kayloni.

Kaylani. Oh, Kloni. Oh, I'm sorry. Kaylani, Kaylani. She was talking about the AI app. Suno from the AI artist. Yeah. So I started using the AI app for songway, but I use it differently.

So, you know, when I write songs, I go and I actually record the songs myself. Yeah. Inside the studio, I do the cadence. I do the delivery. I do the flow. But then, you know, I try to, like, you know, give songs to people. So I use the AI app to actually just turn. My songs, it's like a female voice.

So I can hear what it was sound like and a female voice. I use it differently. For reference. I think that's a reference. Yeah, I use it for references. So I think it's a great tool for that. But I can understand what she was saying as far as late.

Now, if you're using it, I believe the poet just puts it just prompts and just puts her lyrics in there and it does everything else for her for like CID and delivering everything. So I do think it's cheating. Yeah, I heard push your T said that too. Push your T said that when he uses it. He uses it to see what. what a certain artist will sound like on his records.

Yeah, so that's exactly what I use it for. And it is an amazing tool, like as far as for that. But now, if you're using it just for this, you know, trying to make it come up with everything for you, that is very much here. No, I agree with you. I agree what you saying. I got it.

And speaking of song, my ass, sorry, I don't know, you didn't acknowledge. I don't know if you ever got what I sent you. Yes, I did get it. What are you talking about? Okay, I didn't know you didn't like it. You didn't say thank you. this thing. I appreciate it.

You never say none of that, baby. Never. What y'all want me to do, man? Like, I got it. Okay. How do you feel like, oh, okay. Hey, Chab, I got it. I'm sending it off for you. I let you know. I am going to send it off, actually. Okay, I appreciate it. I'm going to send it. I'm going to send it to dig. Thank you for reminding me. All right, thank you all. All right, baby.

Good morning. Who's this? Hi, Trista Steele. Hey, Tristia Steele. How are you? What are you calling from? I'm calling from North Virginia. North Virginia. Good morning. Get it off your chest. Um, yes, I just wanted to call to promote my holiday CD and have you guys look at my music video. It's Call Holiday Shutdown. But it's highlights for holidays and what everything, everybody is going through right now.

Is it really you or the AI? No, it's really me. I wrote and I have a producer Martin Boxer who did the music for me. But it's highlight and everything that's going on right now. Okay, so where do we go to list of it, just Apple, Spotify, all of that good stuff? You could go to all of the platforms, but my Instagram to actually see the music. video it's t r i s c a s t e e l e trisca still and it's on instagram all right isn't it's not depressing is it because you say this is it's about everything that are you know people it's a

it's a different christmas this year people are not going to have things the way they used to be and the holiday shutdown and how it affects people and just where we are as a nation right now i like that trista but i will say this if everybody remembered the reason for the season which is supposed to be Jesus you know if we did that every year we wouldn't have these problems about worrying about material things I just want to put that out there

and that's what the song is how light as well it's not about a tree it's not about Santa it's about the reason for the season that's right thank you for calling yeah I don't understand what you don't understand how they don't let Jesus headline his own birthday nah no no no no no I'm sorry I don't

do not getting gifts yeah I don't understand that how she said it's about how everything is like surrounding these days, you know, the hardships pretty much. And then she changed it when you said no, remember in the season, it's not

about material. It's not about what we don't have. It's about, you know, the reason for the season. Oh, yeah, because people... But people are dealing with a lot of hardships. She's basically saying she wants to remind people of the real reason for the season, but I'm just simply saying if everybody thought like that all the time, you wouldn't be worried about the material thing. Y'all don't never

like, y'all don't never let Jesus headline his own birthday. Imagine it's your birthday party but everybody else getting treated like a VIP Santa Claus, Frosty to Snowman Rudolph, the goddamn red nose, rain dead. Y'all care more about Mariah Carey's song than y'all do about Jesus. Y'all do not even let Jesus

headline is on birthday. That's why your bald spot is still bald, Lord. Oh my girl. Why is your whole headball? If she got the spray. Exactly. Damn. Anyway, get it off your chest. 1-800-585-105-1. If you want to call up and tell us why you're blessed,

you can do that right now. If you want to call up and tell us why you're crushed, you can do that too. It's the world's most dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk. I hate the way that you dress. Everything with me is best. Call up next.

800-585-105-1. Not just me. I'm with the coach of feeling. Good morning. Who's this? Good morning. This is Sandra from South Carolina. Hey, Sandra.

Why that's South Carolina you calling from? I'm calling in a little town called Tulman. near Hilton Head. Oh, okay. I love Hilton Head, by the way. Oh, great. Beautiful place. Uh, get it off your chest.

Today is my born day. Hey. I am 64 years young today. How old are you? Felis Cumpleyanos. Sixty four years young. What is that? Just in Mexican?

Spanish, I mean. It's happy birthday. Helis Coupilanos, mommy. No, the number. Oh, oh, what? 64. Yes. Oh, no, no, no.

I'm going to ask my daughter. I don't know. He's not. It's not Cinco, Cinco, Cinco is five. One of those, three, four, Cinco, says, says, one of those, first, quatté. Yeah, it's great. And Red, Puerto Rican, he just says something about quattro.

It says, Cicot. It don't matter. Good morning. How are you? Happy born day, ma'am. Thank you. I wanted to tell you, Sholomey, too. I met you a couple of years ago in Charleston at the Mental Health Conference.

You are so handsome, so handsome. And go bird down Saturday, too. I wanted to say that, too, before I get off. Gary, you got to calm, calm down. Calm down. He was a day. He is handsome. I'm so proud of him.

Thank you very much, ma'am. Thank you. Yeah, look. All right, y'all have a wonderful day. She don't even want to hear you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you.

No. See, older women appreciate this 90s rom-com fine that I am. I just want y'all to know that. I think older women just understand the duty that they have to do to the community. No, older women understand quality. You know, they've got to uplift people that are a little bit different. Anyway, good morning. And it's only the older women that be like, you are so handsome.

And I'm going to say to him one day in here, it's your eyes. Me and Sim, look, we was like, The eyes. You know who said that to me one time, Janice Jackson? Janice Jackson told me that twice in my life. Yeah. I'm looking at them now and they go different ways at the same time.

I know you ain't talking about eyes doing different ways. I know. You got mild in between your eyes. What are we supposed to be doing now? Let's focus. Good morning. Who's this? Yeah, what's my breakfast, son?

Good morning. Peace, King. How you doing, brother? I'm doing it. All right, man. I'm black. Bless Black, highly favorite. Just like you said.

Yes, sir. I just wanted to get off my chest, man. I just want to get y'all your pop and get y'all. You know, I know a lot, you talk about mental health a lot. And one thing we don't talk about is, you know, we talk about mental health, but we don't talk about the kind of mental health. Like, we talk about getting therapy, but, you know, it's hard to find the right kind of therapy. And, you know, right now, breakfast club, I got a lot going on.

Breakfast Club is my reason to smile and laugh every day. And I just got to give you all property, y'all flowers for that. Oh, man, thank you, man. I mean, literally that's one of the reasons I think we all get up in the moment. morning to do this man to bring some bring some joy to y'all lives but you know the reality is I feel the same way you do I like coming here in the morning too I like the

people that I'm actually around I love the energy in this studio so I hope that y'all feel that yes I mean even down what is it me me do the news yes sir I look for it to everything I got to give her flowers too I mean I'll talk about down from losing the job

or losing the car or losing some family and now my mind sick, can't get back to my hometown. They get depressing, but, you know, breakfast can't give me laughing. Man, I appreciate that. What are you calling from, brother? I'm from Ohio. I'm originally from, like, up north, but I'm down southern Ohio right now.

And why you can't get home? You know, I got sick. And because I got sick and the attendance policy at my job, they don't, you know, you definitely got to be dying in order for them to excuse something. Damn. Oh, man. Yeah, not my mind, like, you know, reverse me kind of sick.

So I'm just hoping to, you know, get up there so I can get her taken care of. Well, listen, give me your cash app, brother. Let me see what, see what can be done for you. What's your cash at? That's dollar sign. I'm going to say the number three, the letter K, and that's tattooed like T-A-T-O-O. T-A-T-T-O-O-3-K tattoo? Yeah.

What you give tattoos out? You do tattoos or something? For 3,000. I used to a little minute ago, black. You know, wrong place, a little bit. sign, they got shot in the hand, so I don't know it was my right in hand, so I don't do that no boy, you got a story on you? Yes, he needs, you sure you don't want to come out with a mixtape or something?

Hey, listen, it's either a mix tank for a memoir, but I see it every day. I say, man, my book's going to be five. All right, 3K tattoo, man. Well, listen, I'm sending you positive energy, love, and light during this holiday season, my brother. Well, I appreciate your back to Smith. All right, King. Thank you. How you're going to write a book if he got shot in the hand?

Because he can talk, okay? he can sit down with an author, all right? Oh, okay, all right. Shaq Armstrong, that's his name. Okay. Yeah, boy, he looked like he been going through it too. Oh, my God. He's uploaded a picture of him going through it?

No, he got like he looked young, but you can see it in his eyes, man. The man, look like he was in state property back in the day. Oh, listen, get it off your chest. We do that every morning, 1-800-585-105-1. Lauren, we got the latest coming up. We do, y'all. It is the best day ever. You know why?

Why? It was announced yesterday. Beyonce is returning to the Met Gala. Y'all know they make moments at the Met Gala. Period. She's going to be there with a few other big names, so we're going to get into all the things. I know you better be there.

We're working on it. Can you imagine Lauren Lerosa's Met Gala outfit? Oh, my God. Fire. Leather, suede, black ponderoy. Every material she can find she'll have in her outfit. The theme is centered around costume, so, you know.

Oh, yeah, let's get it. It's right up your alley. Let's get it. All right, we talk about when we come back. It's the world's most dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club. Lauren becoming a street fit. Tell us. Tell us, man.

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

What is the latest? On the breakfast club. Talk to me. L.L. Cool Bay. Lorna LaRosa. What we got? Crazy. My earphones are crazy. All right, y'all. So, Beyonce is returning to the Met Gala for the first time in 10 years. Okay.

She will be seated along with. Y'all will understand why I say seated in a second. Venus Williams and Nicole Kidman because she will be along with these women and Anna Wintow serving as a co-chair of the Met Gala. So that means that she gets to help Anna Winter. And this is Beyonce's first time doing that. Like playing the massive event. So they help to set the night's tone.

They influence the theme, the dress code. They help to work on the guest list, the decor, the menu. You know, they help to welcome guests. And sometimes they even give speeches or might be a little performance. And they just help to add publicity to the event because it is a fundraiser event for the Institute. I just found that out last year that it's a fundraiser. But it's a fundraiser for the actual Met Gala, right? Yeah, they have like the Institute and they have where they display a lot of the costuming and different things.

And, you know, they do a lot in the arts. community. So it's a big event. It's like fashion's biggest night. Those stairs are like legendary, but it does give back to a creative community. Now they will also join Gala co-chairs, Zoe Kravitz. The community

behind the event is just as Star-studded. You have people like doja cat, Misty Copeland, Tiana Taylor, Asia Wilson. Big Asia! Oh! Yes. Oh, okay, Misty Copeland, that's what's up. Oh, her sneaker. I'm like, why did you just get up like that? Oh, yeah, I was wearing her sneakers. day. Big Asia Wilson, dropping a clue bomb for Asia Wilson.

I hope those are new. How many times you wear those? Because don't be putting them on the table smelling like that. A couple times. Okay. Clean the bottom is? Mm-hmm. Well, y'all know whenever Beyonce, or the stars in general show up to that Gala, they give moments. So some of the things that, you know, we're trying to figure out right now is who will dress her? Like, which house will she dawn on the stairs? And some people

have even been having conversations about because Beyonce did a, she dabbled in Couture not too long ago. Just, you know, a little taste test. if there will be a moment where we see Ms. Tina Knowles return back to, you know, putting and helping put the clothes on Beyonce because the theme this year is costume art. And we know from Beyonce's tours that she go crazy with the costumes. And a lot of people think that this is the kickoff to Act 3. What happened to the House of Daryon? Didn't she used to have the House of Daryon?

Yes. Miss Tina Nose had House of Daryon. And then it was what, Blue Ivy? What was the other thing called? Blue Ivy is her daughter. I know. It was something. Yeah, but it was something named at Cabo.

Ivy Park. Yes. Yes, and then after Ivy Park kind of went out of the way a bit, Beyonce did like a small couture line, so she was playing around the couture fabrics as well, too. But, yeah, so people are trying to figure out what's going to happen. Now, what I do know we probably will see is Blue Ivy hit those steps. It's right next to her mama.

She's better. You know she's the manager, okay? So she's going to be there. Speaking of, I saw her and Jay Z at the game last night, the Lickers game. She is so grown up. That's what happened with the kids. I know. more like Beyonce.

Yes. She's straight B. Like when B was younger, that is her face. Yes, like her. Like she has like a rusting Beyonce face. Like it's like scary. Like how much she looked like Solange too. She looked like Beyonce and Salonge to me.

It's called jeans, y'all. It's definitely called jeans. Right. Like we don't know that. It's just with celebrity kids. Of course we know they grow up. But it's every time you see them knowing how small she was. You were small too at one point.

And you grew up as well. You're 33 now. You was also once a child. These people are humans. you do realize that. Well, speaking of children, let me say this too. If there are any...

It's so disgusting. Exactly. If there are any MetGala co-chairs listening or event planners or anybody over the media list, I know that's right. You know, come on.

Trying to pop out. We need some presents there from the world's biggest morning show, you know, so... Are you asking for a spot on the Met Gala? You want to go to the Met Gala? Yes, I do want to go to the Met Gala.

I would love to be on the carpet, interviewing all the people and bringing the things back to the latest, but I also would love to go inside and see if the food really tastes like Lizzo said it did that one year. She said it wasn't the best. Lizzo B. E.

Not like that no more, but that's bad what she was. Yeah. She probably was like, this thing is nasty. She might eat a lot this year. Remember she said she wanted to bring back the big girl. Didn't she say that? Something like that? She said that there was an erasure culture happening.

But she also said that their food was nasty. People was like she might not get invited again. But speaking of kids, we're going to move on to another story. So Michael B. Jordan is having a conversation with David Letterman for my next guest needs no introduction and they posted, Netflix posted this small clip of Michael B. Jordan and wow, the girls are crying and upset.

Let's take a listen. I want to start out small. I want children. I want kids with it. But I figured I got to start off with like plants and dogs. I see if I could like... I see. Plants, dogs, humans.

You know what I is? You know what I can take care of plants. I should be able to get a dog. Yeah. If I take care of the dog's cool, then you know, I have a shot. You will love it. And I'll be wondering what took me so long.

No, you're right on schedule. I waited too long. You know, I'm 100. What's the problem with what he said? He said he's ready to have kids. So people are like, I think it's just the air. You got some people that are upset because they think they have a chance. The girls are shooting their shot everywhere they can shoot a shot at.

Who's upset? And then you have some girls that are like, this means he's going to be off the market because he's about to settle down. Huh? Because he's ready to have kids. He doesn't have children. He's right. Michael B. Jordan's dating life and him.

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he is off the market and nobody can get to him. And the girls be thinking they got a shot with Michael B. Jordan. Who says they don't? He got to have kids with somebody. Yeah, but, I mean, not all the billion women. He's not even ready. He's not even ready yet. He said he got to get the plant and the dog first. He only had none of that yet.

And he always busy. I had a question about that. So he's a busy person. He's practicing with plants and dogs. Y'all have real kids. Do y'all think that that's a good practice? Should I get a puppy? Absolutely, like puppies.

Like, even though they never start talking and grow up and go to school, you've got to pay for everything. They start talking back and all that, clean up their room. You don't got to deal with that. part of it, but a puppy is definitely like another baby. That's not true. And I don't even know why you're saying that and you got two kids. We have somebody up here right now

who used to love their dog. They just recently had a baby. I ain't seen that little punk-ass dog up here since she had the baby. And I even say to her, I said to her maybe about a week ago, I said yeah, you know, that dog don't feel like no child no more. Do it now that you got a real baby at the house, huh?

Yeah. People's dogs are like their kids. Yeah. Until they get kids and realized why did I ever think okay that this dog or this pet was like a child and you know why you are so right because we had to give our dog away

see what I'm saying you would never do that to a job and he was no no no no no but he was yeah he was jealous and yeah he started going like barking at my daughter and stuff and I was like all right now pet pee-pita gonna be mad to me if something happened to your ass till I had to give him away you made the right choice

so no puppy it doesn't make sense for me to get a puppy to figure this out first of all you need to get a husband how about that I am going to get a husband. Let's start what you having a marriage. Let's start what you having a marriage and a husband. Speak it over my life. And then you have a baby.

How about that? But, you know, I was just thinking like if I start with the puppy now, I mean, he's already here. He's on his way to a fiancé and husband. We can figure out some things. Y'all know what else I just thought about and this has nothing to do with Michael B. Jordan. What's your man having a whole other family?

No, shut up. Don't. Why do you speak stuff like that over me? I did? You want me to be in here crying on a radio under the table because your time has came and past. I said something out loud? Yes, you did, honey.

I thought something, but I'm happy you got your family back now. You're going to ruin mine. That's crazy. I don't know anything to your mind. Speak, I was thinking, I was, he is, he messed my home thing up. When we come back, we got front page news with Mimi Brown, and Eric Sherman will be joining us this hour.

It's the world's most dangerous morning to show the breakfast club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning, show the breakfast club. Charlemagne de God, Jess Alarious. DJ Envy is off the day, but it's time for front page news with Mimi Brown. Good morning, Mimi. Good morning, Shalermane. Lauren and Jess, how y'all doing this morning? Good morning, girl.

Good morning, Lauren. Good morning. All right, so we start this hour with growing backlash from some of the biggest names in music, and this time, Siza is calling out the White House directly. So she's slamming the administration for using her song, Big Boy, in a pro-ice video, calling the move evil and boring.

The White House paired the viral track, originally a sketch from SNL, with footage of ICE agents making arrests, captioning the video. We heard it's cuffing. season. So if you're not familiar with the video or the song, let's listen to a little snippet. trying to provoke artists into spreading propaganda. Now, the White House, they also responded by thanking Siza,

saying her criticism only brought more attention to ICE's work. And she's not the only artist speaking up last week. Sabrina Carpenter blasted the administration for using her hit, Juno, in another ICE-themed video calling it evil and disgusting and telling the White House to keep her music out of inhumane agendas. So now Siza, Sabrina Carpenter, they all join a long list of artists from Beyonce, Bad Bunny, Celine Dion to just the food fighters who have all

publicly told the Trump administration to stop using their music. Yeah, I mean the crazy part is that's all you can do. You can send them seats and desist. They don't care because I don't know if it's legal or not, but they definitely think the juice is worth to squeeze. It's just like when Republicans use us in campaigns. Like, you know,

they use this out of context for that trans ad during, you know, Kamala Harris's campaign. And then, you know, here in New Jersey, the Republican that was running for governor used when I questioning Mikey Sherrill and she answered the question terribly. I mean, it's all fair game, I guess, but you know,

I don't know what you can do about it legally. Do you think that that stuff is even effective anymore? Because now people, you've seen people call them out so much, you know that that don't mean that the person's really supporting that. Like, do people really believe, like, oh, sisters with the White House? You know how many people would be online talking about, they use Charlemagne and the Republican

campaign? Do you look at the context? Do you look at the context? You're different, Charlemagne. They've been thinking you was MAGA. Yeah, but how am I I ask a Democratic question. They answer the question horribly and then they get used in an ad for answering the question. I don't know what it is about you, but baby, don't Fox News people love you.

And by the way, and Mikey Cheryl won too, by the way. To your point, I don't know how effective it is. It is their message. But no, I feel what you're saying. I think they do have to come out and say, no, I don't approve of this because people

will run with it. So, yeah, absolutely. All right, well, now to Florida where a story involving a Philadelphia, a Philadelphia youth program is getting a lot of attention and raising a lot of concern. Now, eight players, ages 13 to 15, they are now facing felony charges after deputies say they stole more than $2,000 worth of merchandise from a dick sporting goods over the weekend. Now, the team was in Florida for a national championship tournament when this happened. So investigators say surveillance video shows the group splitting up inside the store,

with one group going to make a purchase, while the other appear to load unpaid outside. items into a Dick's sporting goods shopping bag. The deputies say three teens walked out with the merchandise and they were stopped outside while the other five were arrested inside the store. Philadelphia's Juvenile Justice Center, they say that none of the boys had prior criminal histories, but the sheriff there in Florida. They released a surveillance video of the teens. They released that publicly and described what happened and what some are calling an unusual

press conference. Let's listen to some of what the sheriff had. to say. Now, not only did they still 47 items, but ostensibly they may have caused their team the championship and the football game, because I don't know if these all were starters or not, but I can tell you that we were finishers. We arrested them, and we put them in lockup. So when we notify the coach who is responsible for them, you would think he would be, interested in holding them accountable and responsible, instead he goes to the deputies and begs them not to take these young men into custody. And then when we said no, then they go to Dick's

sporting goods to the manager and said, oh, don't charge them, don't charge them. They were not taking bubble gum. They stole over $2,000 worth of products. Well, these kids, they were in Florida for a football championship tournament. Their coach said that he knew something was wrong when he went to wake up the team for the morning prayer and he realized that eight of them were missing. Minutes later, he got a call for him to come to the store. He now says that he hopes that this moment

will not define their future but also serve as a wake-up call. Let's listen to some of what the coach had to say. Not only surprised but very disappointed, I just hope that they take this as a lesson learned, you know, and realize that, like, actions have consequences. and actions also affect not just you but those around you. I agree with the coach 100%. You know what I mean? I'm sure this won't be something that

stains their legacy long term, but yeah, they got to deal with the consequences of their actions. Yeah. Well, the boys will now have to return to Florida to face charges, including felony retail theft and conspiracy to commit retail theft. So we'll see what happens. Again, they were 13 to 15 years old and they're now back in Philly, but we'll have to return back to

Florida soon to face those charges. What do you do when you see somebody shoplifting, Mimi? Like, if you was in the store right now and you saw somebody shoplifting? Mama business. I know that's right. I do, too. I mean, I actually be like, God bless them. I hope they don't have to continue doing that.

And then I start stealing with them. That happened to my wife yesterday. She was like, I'm in the store right now. And these girls are in here stealing like crazy. It's the holidays. It is. People be neat. I mean, that's a bad thing to do.

But there are people who don't have any other way, I guess. Yeah, no for sure. Is that the right way to think about that? My grandma just told me, be careful what I said. And then, Lauren, remember, um, amy me? I don't know if y'all did this out in L.A., but remember all the boosters. What you mean? Remember all the boosters?

I know, but I'm not no more. You know, I remember all the boosters. I remember all. I remember them, and they don't barely exist no more. They know, I retired. Shoot. I was the top booster. I was, man, I was the one stealing, stealing all types of shit and baby moms in the hood.

Lord have mercy. What else we got, maybe? And I was the aunt that would buy from you. All right, let me start by asking y'all a question. When is the last time you made a new friend? And I mean, an actual friend. Not someone that you follow on Instagram and never speak to again. Lauren, I'm going to ask you, when is the last time you made a new friend, like a real friend?

Probably when I started working here. That was like my last, like, group of, like, real new friends. Okay. All right, all right. Well, Jess, what about you? The last time you made a real friend? Same. Same?

Aw, you're so sweet. Okay. I'm sad because I lost a lot of friends. So, like, it feels good to make new ones, but I don't have any now. Well, like, nearly 40% of Americans say they haven't made a new friend in over a year. They say that it's because the average person, they don't have a time anymore, and it just gets work, school, everything gets in the way. And they say it doesn't stop there. And when you do have those friends, the average person only spends one-on-one time with their existing friends about seven times a year.

And so that's not even like once a month. So researchers say a lot of this traces back to the pandemic. People got used to staying home. And for many, they don't use that social muscle anymore and it hasn't fully bounced back. But people say that people want connection. They're just out of practice. So they suggest group activities, trips, classes, game nights, an easier way, a low-pressure way to rebuild those friendships. So if you haven't, if you've been feeling like your friend circle isn't growing or even reconnecting feels tough, the numbers say that you aren't alone.

just one and four Americans say that they they've made a new friend in the past year. One of the last time you had a new friend. I don't know. I'm good with the three friends that I have. I know that's right. I know that's right. Show name. Where are your friends? I don't know, man.

I don't really know. Like a real friend is different than like just meeting people. You talk about you every day. I meet mad people every day. But, you know, friends are the people that you talk to for no reason. And you spend quality time, but I don't, I don't freaking know. I really don't know It's hard

It's hard to make friends as an adult I think that's the The whole premise of the study Right You know you can make them When your kids But as an adult It's hard to find quality people

And you might be an adult Who had friends for a long time And then they just start getting weird Exactly That's what I'm saying Go ahead get it off your chest I don't got nothing to get off my chest My life is great

Right But what he said was definitely right You have friends Since a child Like people that you grew up that, or not even grew up, but it was just like, you've been known for 20 years,

your whole adult life, and then they just start getting weird and acting stupid, and then they don't appreciate you. Then you're looking at, yeah, just, yeah. Thank you, you, you get off your chest too. Yeah, Lauren. Yeah, it's a whole therapy session.

All right, y'all. Well, that is your front page news. I'm Mimi Brown. Follow me, I'm Mimi Brown TV. For more stories, follow the Black Information Network. Download the free IHeartRadial app or visit B-I-N-N-News.com. Thank you, Mimi, for triggering me.

I'm so sorry, girl, I said, I feel bad. Mimi triggered everybody and it's it. It's like a whole therapy session. Okay, bye, y'all ain't my friends. Sorry, right, and you know what I'm cool. I'm cool with the free friends I got. I'm good. I don't know, go to y'all.

Thank you, Mimi. All right, y'all welcome. Bye. When we come back, Eric Sherman will be joining us, you know what I'm saying? Eric Sherman is a legendary iconic producer who was an architect of a lot of the sounds that used to hear on the East Coast. He discovered Red Man and Keith Murray, Dave Hollister. All type of people.

But y'all think y'all know him because it is Diddy Documentary. Okay? And he did tell a ridiculous story on the Diddy documentary about Diddy, you know, throwing a punch at him. But we'll talk to him when we come back. It's the world's most dangerous show the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious.

Salomey and the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Law and LaRose is here as well. And we got a special guest in the building. The legendary. Eric sermon, ladies and gentlemen. What's up? E-Double.

How you tell you? Now, you know you're one of the greatest producers of all time, but we're going to get to that in a second. We need to get to get to this. ridiculous-ass story that you told on the Did he documentary? When you started out, you're going to already. I've been wanting to talk to you about this since I saw the documentary. Okay, I got you.

Now, when you sat down and told this story, right, and then went back and watched it. Right. Did you say to yourself I told it wrong? That's not a ridiculous. No, it's just not ridiculous. I'm going to tell you what I said was the truth. I never kept. So what I did say was the truth, how it went down.

You know, because, again, me and to his friends, I love me to the death. I would never put do something to try to disrespect her because behind the scenes I gave her the number to call Alex and she wrote in the text to oh yeah um if it wasn't for Eric I wouldn't even reached out she told Alex no about the documentary so I wouldn't even did that if I was trying to disrespect her on that was just giving my story to what I said me and her are sitting in the car she in the driver's seat. She's in the driver's seat, right? So if something was going on, I wouldn't be in the car

talking. You know what I'm saying? I'll be, you know, whatever. So somebody knocked on my window, and it was him. He's deady. So of course, he goes with her now. So of course, anybody will be angry and be mad because that's his girl. Wasn't it your car? Yeah, but I'm saying

as far as him being angry. No, I don't know. She's sitting in a driver's seat. He snuffed you. He never touched me. Come on. Stop and now. Stop. Come on. This me. Okay, um, he, when I got out the car, he was angry, so he swung on me. Oh, so you did get out of the car. Yeah, I got out of the car, right. He can't swing in the car in the window.

He made it seem like, he swung on you. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I got the car. And we started talking. Then he swung on me. So now at the end of the day, me being respectful, knowing that, too, I didn't want to do that in front of her. Because he swung on you, you just swing back, E? Listen, Envy, you understand.

dragged him. I'm asking, why didn't you swing back? Because of the respect of her. Was Misa in the car? So Misa was in the car? She got out the car. She said she got, well... So you told her get out and told D. No, I told her to get out. She's got out. Of course you're going to get out. Right.

We see people talking. You know what I don't forget? Don't forget. He's yelling. You know what I'm saying? So, but me and him is also friends, though, too. Don't forget. I was in the intro of the Mary J. Blage album. Yeah. Right? So automatically. And then he had come and talk to me too, which is E. so I had to get the clearance for that or two. So we was already, you know, kind of friends.

He befriended me. So it wasn't like, I'm like, yo, I couldn't believe that it happened to begin with. So my thing was, let's go around the corner. So we won't have to do that in front of my friend, and you're angry. So y'all really was cool. I was cool.

So that's like me and envy getting into something. Right. See, that's not how the story look on. Again, on Netflix, it looks crazy. So, let me fix the other part about the Biggie Smalls. Of course Biggie Smalls is not out yet. So it's new music. So when somebody says, oh, it don't add up with the baby and this not being born.

I'm saying, no, it was new music. So again, after you finish going around the corner, you calm down now because now there's no reason for you to get hype now because now this situation is all calm. So now, like, yo, check this out. And then we talked about Keith Murray. because he was a big Keith Murray fan. So he was like, yo, Eric, what's what about? I'm like, Keith Murray signed to me. So again, the conversation that people don't know about,

this is what happened. So what was the ride around the corner? Like, when he got in the car, what did y'all talk about as y'all was driving around the corner? No, we were just thinking about nothing, so we stopped. So y'all stopped and realized we don't really want to fight. It was never going to get there for him, you know? Y'all had already talked outside the car and kind of cooled it down, is what you're saying?

No. Oh, so, wasn't it cool. Can I please ask, God damn. All right, hold up. why was she driving your truck she didn't drive it why was she in the driver seat of your truck that's his girl

no I just she just wanted to be in the driver's seat oh what kind of truck was it it was a what I had was a forerunner and she just wanted to be so you wasn't trying to get her back or nothing

nah let her hop in the driver seat nah what I'm trying to do that all right and so when she got out y'all left her just right there she was in front of her crib oh all right so this was at the crib. I didn't know we up. Oh yeah, we parked in front of the crib.

Right. I'm like, why would you go around to another location outside? No, no, no, no. We spent in front of our house. All right. So what was this? Was the song in you tonight? No, would you stop? This was ready to die. You know, party in bull's

thinking about it. Let me tell you about with Puff. I was just telling my story. You know, it wasn't like I was trying to even diss him either. Don't forget, Puppie came and got I keep married for every remix, every song, he called me for Joyce's remix. So if you were angry with somebody,

I wouldn't be getting phone calls. He called for Red Man. He called every time something came out on Bad Boy, one of my artists was somebody who he called, or he called me to remix it. So, again, I understand how it might look, but it wasn't like, that's why I couldn't wait to get here. Y'all was friends.

I get it. Now I get it. The next question is why the documentary? Because I didn't see that bit on my bingo card. When I seen the documentary and I see Eric, I see Eric. Eric, so who reached out for the documentary and why did you decide to do it? They asked me the questions. You know how 50 is, again, I had 50 with Bernard in the beginning.

You know, don't forget, Corey Rooney brought 50 cent to my crib next door, like walked over with him. Be like, yo, here's my artist, whatever. I end up doing heat wave, you know, and I end up doing a couple of other songs, though, too. So I'm also friends with him, too. So when they ask me the question, I'm like, yo, okay, I do it. Not knowing it was going to be, you know how you put stuff together. I told a couple of stories, Envy. This is a story that they end up keeping, you know?

So again, I'm not here to, Envy, you, if anybody knows me, it's you. That's what I said. He was very surprised. And you know my crew, and you know me as far as just how I roll. Again, the end of the day, I'm not trying to debunk or make everything sound nice or whatever. it is, people don't know the friendship of Misa and me, and him.

We was actually friends. And I would never ever put Misa in a situation on that, and I said friends. I didn't say we was like that and we was doing all that. That was my friend. You know? Because we never really put together as being boyfriend and girlfriend.

It was just like a friend thing. Have you talked to it? Yeah. Have you talked to? Yeah. Have you talk to me? Okay now. And this is the part that, again, at the end of the day I didn't, I was at Art Basel. I heard that she was there, but I didn't see her out. But again, I know she

wasn't going to pick up my phone call because again, you have to let somebody calm down and be like, whatever, and see, because she was getting so much stuff, whatever, but she texted my best friend, Bernard and didn't say some nice things. Of course not, you know. So again, but it was in the beginning.

You know what I'm saying? So hopefully, you know, she sees this and then I'll be able to talk to her, you know, and say, you know, I didn't mean to do nothing to her because she is my friend I guess I guess what this new generation every every man on that doc looks like a victim yeah you know what I'm saying you got guys on their talk about I know that but I'm saying you got guys on their talk about they they butt got touched and everything so when people see you on the dock they're like yeah I wasn't too yeah I'm crazy like I didn't belong there you know

when you see everybody after you see the doc I know you was like yo I didn't belong to your envy I swear I want to we want Superman going around the world again, be like, you know what, I can rewind this all back. You know what I'm saying? And do it over because everybody who saw said the same shit, what is Eric doing in that documentary?

You know? But at the end of the day it's like this, I can't even take this though too. Since 19 whatever 89, though, Jess, the 90, this is my first time being this on fire. Like, really? No, it's not. Just like music.

No, no. No. No. I'm still. No, no, that's... You reinvented yourself so many times? Yes, Sondon, let's explain what you need. Let's tell me, one second. I'm telling you, man, this right here is a different type. Like, I felt like, nah, I'm telling you. Like, this is the whole world.

Like, you couldn't have a hit record and be around the world, but you're talking about 23 countries, number one Netflix. 49 countries. Yeah, okay, whatever. Yep, number one. You got to adjust. All this, and then the album coming at the same time, I'm number one, you know, on iTunes.

Like, I didn't have this, though. I don't want them to know you for the docket. Not that story. That story sounds crazy. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, listen, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying as far as me being, listen, I don't want to be hot for that neither. I'm saying, but it did, it helped the project of dynamic duels.

Nala, our niece, she comes up paying. I told her one time, next time I'm in Queens, I'm going to take it to some of the big spots of Queens, L.L.'s house to rock and all that. So we're going to drive out to Long Island and go to East House. The reason I said that is the first mansion I ever been to and seen was Eric Sermontaghan. Yeah, why you always bring that up? Because it's inspiring. Yeah, but then he forced on me on the last interview. You said, yeah, Eric, but now I got one too.

But it was inspiring because he let me in his house and you're seeing where Keith Murray made records and with Red Man made records where he produced, you see the landscape. And I'm like, black people could really have magic. It meant so much. So I always wanted to know when it came to that, we've made. never heard Eric Serman having financial problems, but I've never heard. Right. What did you do differently than most of these people in industry?

Because you always hear, this person lost this. This person, I mean, you even see Dame who just went into court for bankruptcy or whatever it was. He went to court for. How can we never heard that with you? Like, what made you different? Again, I watched Parrish in the beginning get houses early.

Paris was already getting houses early before me. You know what I'm saying? So he was always already into real estate. So then when I was able to to get some bread after the breakup, because doing the breakup, I really didn't have that much money, you know, with EPMD.

They didn't really make that much money during EPMD days? I didn't have it, you know, but I didn't have it. And plus I was young. Like Russell gave, he came and got us from Fresh Records, he'd spend the $1.6 million to get us, but again, we didn't see it. And then we taught a lot, though, too.

So I was able to get me a career, and get me a bins, you know. But it was like I didn't really see anything as far as bank account type situations until I moved to Atlanta and the group broke up. And once the group broke up, I started buying all type of shit

and I wasn't even living in the cribs. And I was getting apartments, getting houses, whatever this doing whatever at the time. All of a sudden, though, envy, you see what I was doing. I had so many groups and so many places. I think Angie Martinez had said one time, how does it ever get all these deals? because I was going to the labels winning.

So it wasn't like I was going there and taking money. So that means Reggie was winning there. Keep Murray winning that jive. You know, Dave Hollister was winning at, you know, at DreamWorks. You know, I had people. Fonsor Hunter was at EMI. You know, then I bet the death squad came out. Then Redd and Meth came out.

You know what I mean? Deals I had, how much up for money I was getting. You know, but that was parish. More too. But I ended up selling my half, which is, I don't know why I did that at the time, but I gave 40% this and that, that. And then Clive Davis came, you know?

You know, that was $4 million. This is like, you know, again, at the end of the day, it was like, it just kept doing what it was doing. Kadar Marsenberg at one time, too. So it was the fact that it didn't publish what you see now. Don't forget I never sold because I didn't have to. So now, at the end of the day, the publishing is doing what it is.

and you probably saw the post after so many years Weekend does I don't want to know by you know whatever 1.9 billion streams 1.9 billion streams brings you $250,000

every quarter. So every quarter you get $250,000 for them sample of you. Jesus Christ. For 4% on one record. So this is what I try to tell people. I never told the people to flex. I was trying to tell, artists, like you said, if you have your publishing and you own it,

here's what can feed you like a 401k or some type of retirement type of thing if you own your publishing. But I get it. If you don't have the money, you have to sell it. And people are cashing in for the big money. I understand that $200 million. I'm going to do the same thing, too, if I was Dre and Neo and Dream and all them. I do it too.

But again, but in the small scheme of things, I never had to do that. So when I sit back and I be at home and years go, I took off 12 years because I was on drug for 12 years so again at the end of the day them Perkinsets had me at home anyway you know what I'm saying? So this is 12 years of being

able to sit down because you got publishing checks from all that music that I was able to do was able to have me sit down. That's how I live and be without me doing work is publishing. Eric how did you get hooked on Perkinset? Perkins was when you know

well when I had that thing in 2001 when they said I fell from the window. That was my first time on Vicodin. Do you ever tell the story of that? You never told a story that? Yeah, I mean, people know it wasn't that. You know, I was in the wrong place, the wrong time. They said it was suicide and everything.

Yeah, it was suicide. But Vicodon is what you get first. That's why I said Michael Jackson, it was the pills before he got to proffer for, whatever. But I had the Vicodon first. Once I had the Vicodon, I'm like, you know what? This is cool. So I was off of the Vicodon. Once I got better, 2009, I had back surgery.

As far as like one of the L-5s or whatever, my nerves had wrapped around my spine. So it had numb my whole from my balls all the way down to my legs was all numb. So I was 72 hours away from nerve damage on that. Right? What's wrong with you? He ain't got to say, pause.

You're talking about medical treatment. We clearly just talking about bulls. So it's just, it's not right. Sorry. Sorry, sorry. We're a child. We're a kid, man. Talking about his addiction.

Wait. See that. Oh, man. Go ahead, he. Don't listen to me. I'm stupid. So they gave me 120 progen sets. Damn.

Right. So the bottle is this tall. Mm-hmm. So, so it's 120. So for the first two days, I didn't fuck with him, you know? Because I didn't know where there was. I wasn't, I'm like, where the vice. than that, you know, whatever.

But then the pain started. So now I take the percocets. Now the pain stopped, but I like the feeling. Not for that, it was over. He's a 10 years? 12. How did you finally get off? I went to rehab in 2022.

Thank God. What you in rehab? Was it? Me. Thank God. And I didn't go to no celebrity rehab. I went to a rehab upstate with regular people. And they talk about it, too.

They hit me on the things like, you can't believe you was in here the whole nine because I figured if I went to one celebrity ones, you allowed to leave. And so they say if Solomon is a fan, I could ask him to get me some progress and he'd get it for me. You know what I'm saying?

So again, this place was really kind of locked down. They really didn't play. It was a girl and a guy situation. So it was 22 girls upstairs and 40 men downstairs. So every day you go to a class from 7 to 8. So you have classes and you have people who come in on Tuesdays and talk for you. So you couldn't leave at all?

No, no leave. So during that time you couldn't produce, you couldn't do night. Because there's none of that. Just reflect. Because the first five days is you doing detox and you're doing, what's that? That's that they use for whatever. They give you that for the first four days and after that you start rehabbing.

How was detox? And not having that after having it for 12 years. The four days is crazy because you get the shit called. The buchs? Yeah, well, it's restless legs. So your leg is kicking and then your arm starts kicking. So you can't sleep. So now I'm up for 72 hours doing this.

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and your arm is kicking. It's called Restless Legs. So that happens in the beginning. So now they want you to take some shit called Suboxin, but Suboxone is another drug. So I was not going to put myself back on something else to calm this down. I never understood why they do that in rehab. They'll give you something else, another drug to wane you off the one that you want.

But it has the same thing. So if I were to came home, I would have been on that. So I'm like, fucking, I just wait, 702 hours, this and that, whatever, whatever. So I end up taking some vinergeral out of everything, too, to put me to sleep after the 72 hours and that work. After that, it was pretty cool. I was just going through it.

But then they tell you, don't go back into your environment. That means if you go back home, that driveway is going to remind me of my dealer coming to my driveway. If I go around the corner that store is going to mind me because I always had them meet me somewhere. My kids didn't know. My kids didn't find out. They ain't know nothing for a while.

All of a sudden, though, I mean, I'm looking at this situation like, yo, I can't get out of here because, again, I'm going to have to go someplace else because if I stay here, it's going to call. Right after that, my mother's in stage five. Oh, wow. So now for the whole year, I'm taking

care of her. Now, I don't post to be in that environment. Because now, I'm gonna get stress and the first thing I'm gonna run to is her purpose but my mother said if you do that I'm not gonna make it so once she said that there's no way I'm gonna touch the pill oh so you was talking to her about the challenges you were facing well well she no she's not that she just knew that I came up from rehab and I wasn't supposed to be in that environment or any type of stressful environment she knew that but again I had to take care of her you know so at the end of the day so once that happened from June to

made when she passed away, right? My mother was so ill because my mother knew that how it was going to hurt me for me to see her die. Yeah. So I got the call from Kanye West to go produce. I knew I was leaving that week, Charlemagne. All of a sudden,

she tells my sister, tell Eric to get on the plane and don't miss that opportunity. She's dying, and she's like, you know, well, go do that. So I go on the plane, I land me and B. As soon as I land, he passed me the phones, my sister, My mother's transitioned.

Kanye called and says, Eric, it happened to me too. My aunt called me. Don't worry about that. Come to the studio tomorrow. So when he's talking about Yeh, too, he was there for me. Yeah.

You know, so that whole seven months with him had me off of what does happen. Even though I went home to bury my mother, I went home and buried her. I flew to Italy where he was at, you know. So we worked in Italy, and I came back home again. And after that, whatever,

I knew that it had left me because believe me those shit called it's called pause post acute stress or something whatever where you get the symptoms

of it calling you Chris Rock post acute withdrawal syndrome there you go it's calling you so now it's like okay well damn you know how can I get this but I know I don't want to do this

but something's going to have to stop me because if not, that pause is coming in. I always wondered, man, for the people who don't know, Eric Sermon discovered Red Man, you heard him mention Keith Murray. I always wondered if EPMD doesn't break up. Do we still get Red Man and Keith Murray?

Jesus Christ, man. Of course, because Reggie was there. Okay, okay. Murray was there too, but I can imagine the five years. Don't figure, this is Headbinger and Crossover. And we out. So imagine the five years in between,

I wonder what would have happened, you know? Was there other groups that would have came? Was the Wu-Tang and the chronic would have been, you know, able to, you know, the rain that we had. Was Ki-Marie would have been the new added addition at that moment. Now we, oh, my God, you know, another one, you know, so five years in between. I asked that question all the time. I wonder what it would happen. How's Keith what I do.

And illegal. People forget about it. Yeah, with Jamal. Yeah, Jamal. Yeah, Jamal. Oh. Jamal is a elite. Yeah, this right here is going to sound crazy,

but I need to make sure that we got clickbaits. So start something up real quick. No, he did. Seems you know what I'm saying. All of the young people here, when they talk about the Diddy Doc, they'd be like, oh, man, I ain't know Diddy was messing with dudes. So they'd be like, Little Rod, Kurt, Eric Sherman.

I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you ain't watched the doctor if you say Eric Serbian. I never heard nobody say Eric Serbian. It's just the perception of the doc because the guy that's... No, I'm serious. Listen to me, Eric. Eric, listen to me.

It's the perception of the dot. He's crazy. It's a perception of the dot. I'm not even mad. He's my friend, but just. E double, we appreciate you for doing this. Eric can confuse himself. Thank you.

Hey, go, wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait. Wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, no. No, listen, no, because now you usually do a lot more, and I feel like I'm getting shorted. When Diddy drove you around the corner. Say, was he in the backseat?

What did he? Okay, thank you, brother. I love it. I love it. No, I love you. I love you. We heard it with a coup. Peace.

Peace. We love you. Thank you. We love you. Bye. Bye, bye, bye. It's the breakfast club, good morning. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, the breakfast club. Salute to Eric Sermin for pulling up, man.

Make sure you go check out that dynamic duels, volume one. And if you want to watch him on the Didi documentary on Netflix, The Reckoning, just know he wasn't a victim. Now it's time for the latest with Lauren LaRosa. Lauren Becoming a straight fan. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm a home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this.

The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me. L.L. Cool, Bay. What we got?

Yes. So I know we had Eric, or had Eric Sherman on the show. This morning talking about the story that he told in the Diddy Doc. Now that story, and I have a clip of it here, him speaking on Mesa. Let's take a listen to the story he told. I thought it was a general friendship until I see that this game is being played. You got an agenda. Mesa, he was trying to court her after we broke up.

Sean wants her because Eric was that dude. It was about I got her. I won her over from him. He had to have the girl. And Sean has a way about when he gets you, he got you. And now you become property. Meena was just friends, but he wanted to make sure that there was no calling and me being friends with that girl. Sean's jealousy, it got to the point where he would put his hands on her.

Right outside of Uptown Records, they're fighting in the street, and he's beating her into the car well. She's on the ground. And people are pulling him off her from her from her. and separating her a year or two later they're still together and Justin is born Now those are two voices

so the story about Misa and Diddy taking Misa from someone because he wanted the girl but they were friends that's Eric Sermin. The other allegations about the domestic violence is Kirk Burroughs who was one of the creators with Diddy of Bad Boy

But and he said Diddy touch his butt allegedly? I spoke to Misa who also you know heard the interview as well and she gave me a statement that she wanted me to read on air she says i do not have anything to say except i didn't deserve any of this and this documentary has caused a negative impact on my life puffy and i ended our relationship in the 90s and i never look back outside of co-parenting and issues that affect my son or my creative contribution i don't speak

on puffy also for eric to encourage she's talking about eric sermon to encourage a false and forced narrative that puff wanted me because of him is not only a lie but delusional he didn't know me from Eric. Puff and I are both from Mount Vernon. Tell him to keep, she's speaking to Eric. Tell him to keep my name out of his mouth before he opens up a can of worms. It's sad that a legendary producer and artist is now speaking on another man's life and a doc that

has included false statements that are damaging to me and my son. Damn. Yeah, so I know he said he was trying to give her some time to cool down, but I think he just need to keep on. What's up? What's up did he wanting to date everybody's girl, though? You know, it's like he was

looking to collect DNA in whatever way he could. You know what I'm saying? She's not a part of that conversation But I know I saw 50 Cent yesterday On the Sherry Shepard's show And he said that he actually left out video Of a story about one of Diddy's daughter's mom Chance's mom

Who was dating Tupac before Diddy Let's take a listen to 50 Cent Now, you know, because this is a lot of the personal footage Of Diddy. It shocked a lot of people And I know 50, the way you run This cannot be all that you have Is there other stuff that you just have not shown Yeah, well, everything couldn't make the, it was four episodes.

Right. So it was a lot, you had to pick and choose things, like even in, like, an area where he chooses to date people who he knows previously dated someone. He has a baby by a woman that was dating Tupac. Wow. To add to it, but we had to cut it down. For time. So are you coming out? I know next year is going to be a number two.

Season two? Or I just put it on YouTube. I just put on YouTube. Yes. I knew that story. Yeah, I mean, but a lot of, like we've talked about this before, a lot of the stories in the doc, you know, I think 50 cent just platformed it where people are now paying attention. It's just such weird old behavior to just want to date, you know what I'm saying, all these other guys, women. It's like, Diddy was just out here looking to collect other men's DNA.

It's almost like, let me look into this vagina and see if he left anything in here. That is nasty. As nastier than him actually collecting semen? We saw the doc, allegedly. But when you put it that way, Charlemagne, that's a, that's a, that's a, that's a, that's a, you know. a heck of a headline. I mean, yeah, it is crazy. Well, moving on from DNA and other men's semen.

Heading on over to the West Coast, since we're talking about Tupac. The game sat down with Shannon Sharp on Club Shay-Shay. He says that he's the best rapper on the West Coast and out of Compton. Let's take a listen. You still the best rapper from Compton? I'm definitely the best rapper from Compton.

Definitely? Definitely. Who's the best rap on the West Coast today? Game. Now, that'll quit? Yeah, it ain't. yeah that's it ain't nobody getting at you

can't nobody out rap me man and anybody that knows anybody that knows will know because people can't even if you are like no one can do what I can do like no one has my skill set

because not only am I do I have the ability to rap circles around people I'm also with all the bullshit too if it came down to that so it's like

I'm yeah I'm the best rapper in this town damn game I mean the OG man some OG some heavy weights. I mean, Cube, Snoop. I love Cube, but Cube can't outwrap me.

I love Cube. And by the way, the reason that Cube can't outwrap me is because I use Cubes, you know, I use Cube's legacy to help me sharpen. I use Snoop's legacy to help me sharpen myself. First of all, how else is he supposed to feel? Period.

About his lyrical ability. Second of all, game is a rapping-ass raffle. And I don't care what era he's in. Game would be competitive and be one of those ones. I ain't talking about popularity. I'm not talking about record sales. I'm not talking about who's hot. I'm just talking about straight lyrical ability.

Yes, game can talk that talk. Absolutely. And have you heard the new gangster grills? Every movie needs a trailer? I haven't heard that yet. Oh, my God. Drop one of clues bombs for DJ Drama and Game. Drama and Game got busy on this.

I haven't heard that yet, but I think where people get game messed up is because he speaks on so many other things and is in the news and all these things for things outside of just his bars. That man can rap. People get them a little messed up. Game is an MC.

Period. Bottom line, point blank, period. He's in any lyrical rap debate. Okay, how you feel about him personally? Once again, I ain't talking about popularity. I ain't talk about none of this stuff in the, I'm just talking about rapping skills, rapping ability.

Yes, game is one of them once. So who, if he did a versus, who would he send? Who would he send out? They asked him about that in the interview. Or Shannon Sharp does, and he says he could only battle 50 cents. Who? Game? Yeah, Game says he could only... Hey, Jess, welcome back, girl.

What's up, yo? What's up? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know about no verses. I'm talking about just rap. I'm talking about picking up a microphone and spitting bars. Yes, game is one of them once. Period. Absolutely. Well, that's what she said, though. That is a law that makes you think. Who could he battle in the verses?

50 would be the one? What you think about that, Shaw? Just who would you think? I haven't even thought about it. I'm not even thinking about verses. I'm just talking about rapping. And by the way, I've been listening to that Gangsta Grills Every movie needs a trailer for the last couple of days Like that Game and drama got busy on that

But just rapping Yes, game is a rapping ass rapper He is a super lyrical miracle MC He wanted him ones Yes, he is All right Well, we got to him

Go ahead game Yeah, we did Glaze it up That's it for the hour I gotta be glazed You know what I'm talking about Let's glaze it up Just did you make that noise

Or red did you play that No, that was me That was big glades. I told, listen, I didn't told you all I was Throat Monster before. Okay. Stop playing. Red said, wrap it up, wrap it up. Can you put her on mute, please?

No, I was just on mute throat monster. No, I was just on me. Mute Throat, please. All right, four after the hour, we need Hillary Swank to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a world with her. It's the world the most dangerous morning to show the Breakfast Club. Some donkey todays just saw themselves. I haven't watched you, Charlie, man.

I was ready for old donkey and the same. I never heard of a donkey other day. What is it? Say it again, Charlemagne. I'm a donkey. Yes, you are a donkey. I'll show you how to act a donkey. Everything that Charlene is the same is true.

Yes, Donkey today for Thursday, December 11th, goes the actress Hillary Swink. You know Hillary Swink. Yes. Yes. A two-time Oscar winner. She won for Boys Don't Cry and Million Dollar Baby. Well, she recently had to apologize because she snapped lashed out, berated, scolded.

What's some other words for when a white woman is in caramel and she's upset with you? Lambasted! Okay, lambasted a mother! All right, now, I was looking at this story on page six, and it was a mother named Jada Bufus. I think it's how you pronounce her last name. And Jada was taking her two terminally ill sons. Okay, she has two terminally ill sons, Mason 7 and Jack 4, and she was taking them to Disneyland for a make-a-wish trip. Okay, I repeat, Jada was taking her two terminally ill sons to Disneyland.

for a make a wish trip and she was at LAX at baggage claim and she was walking next to Hillary Swank now Jada said she did a double take on her because duh, it's Hillary Swank and you know she's a fan of her movies and stuff Jada said she did a double take and you know she took her phone out because she got distracted and was trying to find her make a wish kids

and her husband. She said I just looked like you know I was trying to call my husband and then this happened. Let me read Jada's tweet last Monday at LAX I was trying to find my son during his make a wish trip to Disney when Hillary Swank turned around and snapped at me

you got what you needed get what you came for enjoy that picture Jada says ma'am I wasn't taking a picture of you I was trying to find my two terminally ill boys at baggage claim

but thanks for poking at a stressed mom on her kids make a wish trip iconic timing because she lived here in Spokane long time ago so random now let the record show Jada needed

to let her social media followers know she met Hillary Swink okay please remember that in this thing called life everyone got their own reality show going and we all could be guest stars or extras at any moment all right Jada was sharing space with Hillary

and because of Hillary and the way she acted Hillary became a guest star in Jada's show so no so now Jada got content okay. Bontent if she's a blood Hillary said to Jada you got what you needed get what you came for enjoy that picture

and then Jada said Hillary stormed off a little bit. Well, guess what, Hillary? As you found out, Jada wasn't really thinking about you like that. Okay, yes, she did a double take, but she had her own life going on. She got two terminally ill kids. She's on a make-a-wish trip. Just because somebody noticed you, ma'am, and pulled out a phone, doesn't mean they were pulling out a phone to take a picture of you.

Okay, I know we may not realize this in 2025, but phones do other things than take pictures. People pull out phones to make calls. They pull out phones to text. They pull out poles and check the temperature. I understand, Hillary, you're a Hollywood star. Okay, won a couple of Oscars, but understand, when in a space like the airport, life is about interconnectedness, right?

Not just you being the main character, but the Hillary's credit. She clearly felt stupid, and she reached out to Jada via Instagram to apologize and explained she was worried about her twin toddlers being photographed. Understandable, understandable, but Hillary Swink, you're Hillary Swink.

If you're in public and don't want you and your family to be seen, then you have to take steps to make that happen, okay? Take the proper precautions. It doesn't mean people have to right to overstep their boundaries because folks nowadays will just walk up with the cameras out, you know, ready to take a picture, video already recording. So I understand you being on guard, okay? Those folks actually deserve to be snapped at,

but you can't just assume because a person looks at you and then pulls their phone out that they are looking to take a picture of you are with you. Okay, listen, no matter how. how famous you are and this isn't even a lesson strictly for famous folks because i don't even know what being famous means in this era but no matter how famous you are a little patience and empathy go a lot further than snapping at a stress stranger because that stress stranger is just as stressed as you are that person is looking for their kids and you worried about your kids too okay you don't know

what that person is dealing with just like she don't know what you dealing with so just take a deep breath sometime before you assume the worst because everybody not thinking about you you. Please give Hillary's wink to sweet sounds

and hamiltones Oh now you are the donkey of the day you are the donkey of the day y'all

you're not always the main character even if you won Oscars for being the main character Hey yo I remember I was in the airport

right and I did that dumbish before you. I was in the airport. I was, I was, I was however out of where. And I was just, I would have did this sober, but it was this lady, little lady walked up to him you or whatever, and she had had our phone out. And I was like, look, ma'am, I, you know, I don't want no pictures. And she was like, no, do you know where the, and she was trying to get me to ask her, like, ask for you. See that? Ain't nobody was mistaken about you. Right. And I was

like, damn, I need to humble myself, really. You know, that's the first thing. I was like, yo, I'm good. I don't want no pitches. I'm, she said, do you don't know where the baggage claim? You see what I'm saying? Yeah, if you just go down the escalator. Was this before you was Mexican? After you became Mexican by marriage? No, this was the other day. Shut up.

Oh, so you were Mexican? Okay. Was you with your Mexican family? It wasn't a Mexican lady. I think she was like Middle Eastern or something. I don't know why that accent was Spanish, but yeah, it was like an Indian lady. And I didn't know.

I just thought she was regular black when she walked up. I didn't expect for her to sound like that. And she thought I worked there. And she was asking me where it was going to the screen. You went from a man character to an extra real bad. I don't want no pictures. She thought she worked at. No.

She said I thought she was a regular black. Good for you. Good for you and Hillary Swain. I know, yo. I know. I'm sorry, Hillary. I'd do that too, yo. Now, we got just fixed my mess coming up.

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Fix it. Fix it. Just going to fix your mess because my advice is real. Good morning. Who is? Good morning. Hey, girl. How you doing?

I'm good. So, good morning, everybody else. I apologize. I have a 15-year-old daughter, and she's at that age where popping off is a common thing. And I'm trying to keep from throwing hands. Yeah. And I raised three boys, and she's my last girl. So the experience is totally different than I had with my boys.

And I had to tell her last night, your brothers never disrespected me the way that you do at time. And it's not, you know, she don't raise up at me and stuff like that. It's that so quiet disrespect, you know, the topping of the lips, the rolling out of the eyes, putting the hands on the hip, best of stuff. that make you just want to, yeah, so I need some advice. Because I check in with her all the time. I'm always available. I'm always saying what do you need.

Are you having trouble with anything? Is there anything I can do to help? But it's just like when she turns 15, she just, I don't know. The good thing about it is you say she's not raising up. She ain't trying to swell up on you. She ain't squaring up. She's not disrespectful with her words, right? Like she don't call you out your name.

She don't curse. she don't know no no that yeah so to be honest with you you probably ain't going to like this but you had three boys that you raised but this is your only girl right yes you know that's different you know they different right they you this your first girl you never had a girl before and then the tune would be different if you had girls before right so that that is different now my son is 13 he's starting to smell herself too you know what I mean but he's not disrespectful this is just a teenage phase that she's going through you know what I mean as long as she's not like on some

she need to be on Dr. Phil type you know what I'm saying this is literally just her phase this is this is what they do to be honest with you now every kid is the same I mean not the same I'm not going to say every 15 year old that but I know some worse than that some that are raising the hands at them mothers some that don't don't abide by the curfew they don't care about rules they talk back they sneak boys in the house and they they stay out all times of the night now i'm describing my 15 year old self okay so you ain't having that problem i think you continue

to show up for her and you know because listen she around other 15 year olds she you know she's seeing how how they act and and you know she's trying to figure out who she is too and you got to also remember that as well um your three boys their experience growing up is different they're hers. You know, every kid is different, even though they all come from mine. I told her, I said, your brother's got the Tupac and Biggie Mama. You got the Brady Mama. What's the Brady Mama? And he's trying to pull out of the Tupac and Biggie Mama out of me.

But you see, that's why you're a different type of mama. You should have been the Tupac and Biggie Mama with her, but this was your first girl, and you were softer with her than you were with your three boys. Am I lying? No. Yeah. you were much softer this shit that's your princess that's your only girl that's that's how i am with my daughter i see myself about having to put my my my foot up or you know put my my fist

down molly throat in the coming years you know what i mean but i'm soft i'm soft on her i wasn't that soft with ass you know what i mean so that's why my son like he he pop off a little bit but he's still very he's still a good kid he's very respectful he he does his chores he you know what i'm saying he knows how to express himself when he's upset he knows how to like just fall back before he says something that he regret and things like that. You know what I mean? It's just I think you continue to keep showing up for she understands the type of mother she got

but you were soft on her and that's not bad. That's not bad. You ain't got to be Biggie and Tupac, you know, the Biggie and Tupac mom for, you know, for everything. But I think she's okay. She's not. She ain't doing nothing crazy. Is she just being her 15 year old self?

Watch, this is all going to pass. When she 18 it's going to be done. So just basically I need to suck it. up. Yeah, just suck it up, but have conversations with her, though. Like, you know, still have conversations with her. And you don't got to practice gentle parenting. You look, listen, I'm sick of your little ass popping your teeth and rolling your neck and all of that. I need you to get it together. I want you to really express yourself a better way. Talk to Mommy. What's up? What's going on? What makes you do that? Because I don't, I don't do anything to

deserve that. You know, I'm actually softer on you than I was on your brothers. And look, don't compare her to our brothers all the time. That's another thing. too. Don't compare her to them because that can make her feel away. You know, she's still her own kid. She got her own identity and she's the only girl. So, like, but have those conversations with her. Don't, don't take your hand off of it. You know what I mean? Do you know that I will. You won't be her ass to bed, but she's 15. Don't do it. I know. You sound like, you're like, girl, I got a belt. No, don't, don't be the ass. She already too old for that. Just to say that I don't try to talk to her.

At least she ain't like, catch me outside. Remember the girl on Dr. Phil? Oh, my God, yes. She ain't like that. I watched that in real time. So you're right. Right. You're sorry. Just talk to her.

But she's smelling herself. She's still trying to figure out who she is. She's 15. It's okay. Thank you, Jess. No problem, boo. Good morning. Who is?

Okay. Good morning. What's that, babe? What's your problem? Good morning. All right. So I've been dating this guy since April. We made it official in August.

In the very beginning, I didn't really take it seriously. I just wanted to have. some fun, but I began to fall for him. Well, so now we're in December, I found out like three weeks ago that he cheated on me. It took a lot to get him to

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along with some of the darker moments that often get overlooked. Like Thomas Edison and the electric chair. Listen to Business History on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. But I don't know what to do. I don't know whether I should trust them again. I don't know. We should break up. He didn't really seem apologetic like I had to, like I said, start crying to bring it out of him.

He's very nonchalant. Acts like he doesn't care. But when I start crying and showing emotion, he cares. recently he was sharing his location with me but now he stopped and he wants me to trust him but I just don't trust him back story he has seven children a lot mothers you know so he yeah he got a lot going on but okay so in all I still accepted him for that but now I'm just like stuck at a crossroads I don't know if I should stay with him be move on be with somebody else like I'm just stuck and I don't know what to do you know what okay so look this ain't even

this ain't even his fault I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna tell you take some accountability right because and it's gonna be some tough love from woman to woman because you will push over and you ain't even supposed to be like that how old are if your mommy asking 35 no I'm 33 two years younger to you I ain't even letting it happen in my 20s okay so no you are you are letting his man walk all over you he's emotionally disconnected he don't care pretty much you had to cry so you thinking you manipulating him he manipulating you because he already don't even care you know that's crazy that you that you had to manipulate him to get him to feel some type of way that don't tell you something right there seven kids don't tell you something right there

girl the location don't tell you something right there get your ass down the road don't look back i and you ain't stuck you been dating this since april I've been married since April. That's what, well, that's what, seven months? You don't want that to be seven years. He got seven kids. Get out of there. Get out of there.

And then y'all just made it official with August. Girl, don't play with me. Don't waste your time. You're too good for this. You got a big heart. You just got to give it to the right person. You know what to do. Well, we don't know if she's too good for this, but.

No, she's too good for this. I am too good for this. Thank you. And say it. Affirm yourself. You know what I mean? Affirm yourself. You're too good for this.

you had to cry he wanted you to you had to show tears for him to even feel a little you know upset about well not even upset he ain't even sorry you know i mean you had to cry for him to say sorry get out of here i'm gonna be honest i didn't even hear what he did what do he cheated on her he cheated oh you still don't care anyway i got to see another girl i no stupid and he stopped sharing his location she got he got seven kids he don't he don't care he's not like, yeah, seven. Seven, two baby moms, though. Two baby moms, though.

That's fine. It don't even matter how many big moms it is. It's seven kids. He got a lot going on, and you know that, and it's too much for you. You got a big heart. You need to give it to the right person. I ain't playing.

It's Christmas. And look, you don't want to be lonely for Christmas, but you're going to be lonely with or without him because he ain't going to spend it with you. Now he's going back to see his kids in another state. Oh, why? As he should. That man should be spending the holidays with his family.

Yeah, no, he's. He should. I don't have a problem with that, but I won't see him the, I don't see him on the holidays because he goes back home to visit his kids. Yeah, so no.

You can, you can, uh, leave that, leave that and don't feel stuck. You love him already. Hmm? You love him, don't you? Yeah. Sorry, you could just say yes.

It's all right. It's that penis, man. That man got seven kids from two baby moms. Honestly, honestly, when I found out he had seven, that's why I wanted to see what it was all about. But then I ended up falling in love with him.

Hold on timeout. I like, So, Jess, she said that the man had seven kids, but she had to see what that PV was all about. See, I'm on the other end of that. I don't want to know what it got. I don't want, nah, I'm good. I dated a nigga with 10 kids,

and I was not about to have an 11th with him. Nah, I ain't want to see what it was about, and you shouldn't want to see what it's about, but that's your fault. You deserve donkey other day. You wanted to see what it was about because he had seven kids. Now you know what it's about.

Now what you're going to do. Jess, you just said you dated a man with 10. I did, but not to see what it was about. Oh. No, I didn't want to see what it was about. I was coming off up. Listen, this ain't my mess. What's what you're trying to do?

Yeah, girl, no. You, you, you want to them. You shouldn't be one of them because now you're calling me to fix your mess when you wanted to see what it's about. Now you see what it's about. Now look at you. Yeah. Yep.

Well, if you think you're lonely now, just wait until Christmas. Have a great holiday season, man. Girl, you're better than that. Go ahead. keep it moving. God damn. Well, I guess a mess got fixed. I cannot believe she wanted to sit like, yo, how do women think like that?

He got seven kids. Let me see what that's like. Yeah, seven kids by two different baby mommas. That means two different women decided that they wanted to have multiple kids from this man. It might be hitting for something. Nah, nah, that's crazy. Well, we do this every Thursday. Just Fixed by Mess.

Clearly, we accomplished nothing this morning. 1-800-58-1-105-1 and you can go to the I-Hard radio app and go to the talkback feature and leave a message for Jess O'Larius and maybe she'll fix your mess next week. Now, we got the latest with Lauren coming up so don't go anywhere.

It's the world's most dangerous morning for the breakfast club. Lauren becoming a straight fit. Tell her. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm a long girl that knows a little bit about everything.

She'd be having the latest on it. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Country music star Jelly Roll. Y'all know Jelly Roll.

That's my guy. He's a big jelly. Yes. So he has been on this, like, journey, like a life-changing journey. He's lost a lot of weight. He was, like, over 500 pounds. I think it was like 550 pounds. So lost a ton of Wade.

He's left drugs alone, a lot of things. He sat down with Joe Rogan, and he was talking about how his addiction, And, you know, fighting back against losing weight was affecting everybody, including his family, but also his sex life. Let's take a listen. I realize that in addiction, that an addiction, the family will kind of cater to the addict. It's nature. You know, like if somebody in your family was a drug addict, you would help with their kids or you would, you know, you would feel a need to help in their absence. It's what we do as a family.

It's human nature. and I realized then how much my addiction had been hurting his family you know how much that my sex life with my wife was horrible dude I married a big tib blonde beautiful woman dog you know what I mean like I married the kind of woman that makes you smile when you're crying you know and I couldn't I couldn't even get aroused I was so big I mean I was having to play I was having to play twister to have sex

left foot here right foot in the X you know are we in there yet Damn, Jelly. It was bad. Now, Jelly had a lot of addictions. He had food addiction. He had drug addiction. Alcohol addiction. He had a lot of different addiction.

But I always like Jelly because he talks about his mental health struggles, but he talks about, you know, overcoming them, man. Jelly's a good human being. Yeah. I know on his birthday, he had posted a video. I saw him and his friend were running. And he was talking about how he normally wakes up and he's high and he's drinking on his birthday. But this year he woke up to do a run.

So he's been documenting his journey. his life changed so it's good to see but also creepy and shout out to his wife yo his wife is like his pit bull like when they because before all of this like people would be picking on him in a comments and things like that man his wife would stand 10 toes down in them comments i don't think i fussing people out and like she love her husband no matter what condition he was in you know what i mean she don't play about that man he's a good human we talk about people being spiritual beings living a human existence like he he really is the embodiment of that and i love that he uses his testimony to help us

And they inspire other people, man. Drop on the Clues Bonds on Jelly Road. That's a great brother right there. Well, in other news, taking it to the holiday. So Tank was caught in the airport by TMZ, and they had a conversation with him about Christmas music. Because y'all know Mariah Carey, and I know you say that we take Jesus' birthday away from him

and only talk about Mariah Carey. No, you don't let Jesus. No, Jesus doesn't get the headline his birthday. Y'all got Frosty to Snowman, Rudolph the Red Nosed, Randis, Santa Claus, that Mariah Carey. So it's a lot of things that come before Christ on Christmas. Frosty fell off, though I ain't hear nothing about Frosty in years. Frosty fell off.

He need a scandal. He'll come back. Well, Tank is ranking Christmas music because they asked him about Mariah Carey's Christmas song, but he's bringing up Boys and Men in Brian McKnight. Let's take a listen. Period. There's so many great Christmas songs, iconic. If you have to, like, really think about, like, from a singing, who's saying that ass off

on the greatest, like, vocalist performance Christmas song of all time? I'm gonna just go I'm gonna just go album and that will be voice the man and Brian McNight that album and listen

I love Mariah right right right yeah that might have to just stand in a place by itself in the museum just by itself yeah

that Brian United and Boyson in Christmas I always hear you talk about that album Jesse you all talk about that boys to men Christmas Christmas interpretations

yo that is the best album for Christmas you know aside for from Stevie Wonder, that's my second. But my first, yo, and it sounds like an R&B soul. It don't even give like the traditional Christmas sound.

Like, yo, them brothers can sing. Shout out the Brian McNeck, too. Stevie Wonder got some Christmas slaps that someday at Christmas. And you got Donnie Hathaway. Donnie Hathaway this Christmas, that's slaps. Yeah, so Ebony Magazine has a list and their top, just their top four is TLC Slay ride. Number two, Donnie Hathaway, this Christmas number three. Destiny's Child, eight days of Christmas.

Number four, the emotions, what do the lonely do at Christmas? now they don't got they don't got earth the kit Santa baby up there they don't got the Jackson 5 um Santa Claus is coming to town they ain't got Johnny Gill give love on Christmas Day that's my favorite Christmas song Jackson 5 I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus yes I rank the top for it but it's a list of 20 it's a list of 19

but then there's also a Blavity list and I only went to the black websites because I feel like these are the best Christmas songs Blavity also has those as well too they also have Chris Brown on this list this Christmas I feel like people slide by Chris Brown's this Christmas because he's younger but I know y'all told me

what just because you were Chris Brown fan I am I love me some Chris but I'm gonna keep it G all the way G yeah it is new I mean he it's not Chris Chris Brown don't have a Christmas song classic that's not a classic Christmas song like classic we're talking about classic y'all know what I think is the best one

Silent Night by the temptation no silent night is too long That is a long song but okay it just reminds me of Christmas and like putting up the tree and my grandma Especially. Yeah, but the problem with that song, if you play it on Christmas Day,

it won't be done until New Year's. It is long, y'all. It is a long time. Yeah, listen to it. I got all y'all songs. This just make you feel like Chitless is cooking. Why the hell you eat you? Period.

This is the part. Sleep, sleep in heaven. Heaven. Yeah. I'm dressed like I got that Johnny Gill for you too. What's that? Give love on Christmas day. It's a bite.

Yes. Black you were so magical. Man, that man was singing like, yo, listen to this man. Listen to this part. See, I wouldn't even know this a Christmas song. Yo, you know what I'm saying? Yes.

Like, after you kiss Santa Claus, you got to give him fellatio. Like, God damn. Listen. You know what I'm saying? If this is playing and you get caught under the middle of total, you turn it around and getting back shots. Man, nobody can sing Christmas like Johnny Gill. That is crazy. That nigga took it to church.

He took, man, man, please. Nobody is, there's no other Christmas song like that. Period. Well, I had yours to, Charlemagne. What was your favorite Christmas song, Jackson, Five, Tenth, House? Childish. My favorite Christmas song. Police and Avidoc.

A clown. Oh, wow. It ain't even in English. It's not even in English. First of all, I know it's bringing off in your house, Jess. I'm surprised it's your favorite Christmas song. What you mean? My favorite Christmas song?

I asked you what was your favorite Christmas song this morning. Can you say Jackson 5? I mean, it's a great song, but I just feel like, oh, that's not what you said. You said, what is your favorite black Christmas song? Yes, well, I only count the black ones. Oh, I said Jackson 5 Santa Claus is coming into town. I've never heard anything other than that in my grandma. Bashar, are you for real?

Your favorite Christmas song of all time is Belize Navidavad. Yo, Felice Navi Dodge slaps. I don't know why y'all. Oh, bro. Play Felice Navi Dodd. It ain't Christmas until you hit Feliz Navi Dodgers. My grandma never played this ever. And it matches the season.

Okay, I like all the Johnny Gill and all of that. But this, and Santa Claus is coming to town as fire too. It is. I like, I like the upbeat. I like the upbeat Christmas songs. Okay, okay. That's what I like. Not to bring the beat down, but...

What show is, y'all? What show is, Lauren? No, I told you. Was it Silent Night by the Temptations? Solid Night by the Temptations. Well, I was researching, like, best black Christmas songs of all time, right? And now when I was doing this. I feel like you about to say something stupid.

No, this New York Post article came up, and they were talking about how Joy and Reed posted this video that Jingle Bells is racist. And I started reading, and I'm like, dang, we can't enjoy nothing. Everything. Damn, why is it racist? What is it? Because the video she posted. It's back man smells. Not black man.

It's jingo. Bells, Batman smells, Robin later Why is it racist? Because she says that there was a racist Confederate soldier who wrote Jingle Bells to make fun of black people and its origins are in like a bigoted show. Aye, man. Play

Police Navidot. For me, Navi, God. Oh, no, man. Police Navidot. Come on. I want to wish you a merry Christmas. And I want to say, too, for all the brothers out there that's still cheating, you shouldn't be. Because black men don't cheat. But if you are still

cheating, remember us the holiday season. don't call your side chicks side chicks call them santa's little helpers okay all right now when we come back we have the people's choice mix with dj envy it's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club yep it's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club charlemagne negad j jenvi is off today loren la rosa is here as well uh thank you to eric sermon for pulling up man make sure y'all go check out that full interview uh on youtube right now and he's got a do album out called dynamic duels volume one and uh he's featured on the ditty documentary but he's not a victim i just want you all you guys Well, I mean, you keep saying that. People can start trying to figure out if he or... You're putting that in niggas' head, Joan.

No, man. People will be talking about the producer on there that got his butt touch, and that's not Eric. That's Little Rod. Exactly. That's my little Leon. That's my little Leon. You know what I'm saying?

And those two very black names, Leon, Eric. You know what I mean? No, and then I heard somebody say, oh, my God, he had the dream. And I'm like, that's not the dream. That's a little rod. Like, you know, they're looking like a little bit. Everybody thought that was a dream, y'all. Little Rod in the dream do look like they popped off the same gremlin.

You know what I'm saying? Oh my God. You're in the same part of the spectrum. That's what they look like. I can see that. Yeah. You know how, you know how, like the fact that Diddy was giving them pet names. Yeah, like, how dare you love?

A little ride. How do you get Leroy out of rock? Right. I think his name is Rodney. And then sending him voice notes to affirm that his place in Did he's life. You my little Leroy. Like, you're mine. You're my little Leroy.

That's smiling and dancing. That's crazy. We're talking about ouchy when he went. up ain't no way damn we're at this weekend jess i'm gonna be in baltimore this weekend at the nevermore hall we got two free shows it's a toy drive given by my foundation the more love foundation i'll be doing two free comedy shows your admission is a new toy a brand new toy you know everybody reserved on ticket master but you will be turned around if you don't

have damn band turned around sounds crazy after a whole month of ditty talk damn you will have to go back to your house you will not get in if you do not have a free toy we are accepting donations but it we really are looking for toys that that's the goal just to provide everybody as many families as we can christmas get your toys and show up saturday first show was at eight second show is at 1045 and then next weekend bc improv y'all got to pay for them tickets that's not a free show and it's not a toy drive so uh get your tickets for that jessaloreas official dot com i do want to remind y'all of something 21 days left in the year i told y'all yesterday that 2025 is the year of the snake in the Chinese zodiac.

What does that mean for people? It means that you have to shed anything that no longer supports your well-being. Okay, so I'm just want to keep reminding y'all of that because this is the year of the snake. So you got 21 days left to shed anything that is no longer benefiting you or supporting you or causing you to grow, right? Just want to remind you all of that. But the positive note is simply this, and it comes from Buddha.

All that we are is the result of what we have thought. I say it again, all that we are is the result of what we have thought. Have a great day. Breakfast club, bitches. You don't finish or y'all done? woke up. Wake you up. Wake that ass up. Program your alarm to Power 105.1 on IHeartRadio. I know he has a reputation, but it's going to catch up to him.

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