The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Remy Ma Responds To Papoose Cheating Claims, Eazy The Block Captain Chimes In, Lil Durk Denied Bail & Linked to Another Murder in Chicago + More

Episode Date: December 13, 2024

The Breakfast Club Dives Into Remy Ma Responding To Papoose Cheating Claims, Eazy The Block Captain Chimes In, Lil Durk Denied Bail & Linked to Another Murder in Chicago. Listen For More!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I put one of my AirPods in, right? It was like two white people standing there eating, and I walked past and I was like, you were colonized up. And then they turned around and looked at me and I was like, oh no, I'm listening to Kendrick. So then on my way back around it was a white person standing at the coffee machine right and I was like I know their names but I'm gonna say their names I was like then homie double down calling us some sleeves and he turned around and I'm like no I'm listening to Kendrick. You gotta do that you know you gotta walk past random white people and just rap those parts.

I'm sure they're reporting you to the human resources they were definitely report you today to human resources I'm such a child but it was so funny to see their reactions though that's funny who smoke crack? nobody good morning hello how are you? I'm good how are you? why do you look like a pretty receptionist? you know I mean I'll take the pretty but you take the pretty you're not going to receive leader receptionist okay alright one of the producers was like, hey professor. I'm like, all right, relax. Hey professor.

Relax. Oh, that's that substitute teacher we like. Why I gotta be a substitute teacher? They don't really be knowing nothing like that. Oh. So. Well, today we got a great show for you. Ryan Destiny will be joining us.

Yeah, she plays Clarissa Shields in the new movie, The Fire Inside, that comes out on Christmas Day. That's right. We're going to be talking to her. And also, we're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. We're going to be talking to her about the movie, The Fire Inside. Yeah, she plays Clarissa Shields in the new movie,

The Fire Inside, that comes out on Christmas Day. That's right, we're gonna be talking to her. And also, Bossman D-Lo will be joining us. We got a new album out today called D-Lo Curry. That's right. Yes. We'll be talking both of them. I love Bossman D-Lo, the kids love Bossman D-Lo.

That is right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Good morning, Morgan. Not Morgan, Mimi. Yeah. Mimi's not here yet, Mimi's coming when we come back oh I'm looking at on the screen good thing they work together I know right all right we get the show crack we got front page news when we come back it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody is DJ envy Jess hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the

breakfast club let's get in some front page news the last night Rams vs. 49ers the Rams beat the 49ers 12 to6 and this is a story that's pinned everywhere last night as well. Bronny James in the G League dropped 30 points last night. They lost to the Valley Suns but he did drop 30. That's good for Bronny. Dropping the Clues bombs for Bronny. You know it's crazy I got a group chat that be hating on Bronny James so much.

They don't never talk about nothing good that he did. I didn't wake up to that this morning. No, no, didn't wake up to that. Nah, but he dropped 30. Good morning, Mimi. Good morning, MV, Shalemane, Jess, how y'all doing? Good, good. Good, good, happy Friday.

Okay, so let's get right into it. Mayor Eric Adams is making headlines this morning following his closed door meeting with the new incoming border cz R. Tom Homan. In a 10-minute fiery press conference following the meeting, he repeated his plan to help federal immigration officials detain certain people and says he is examining executive powers to allow city law enforcement to work with federal immigration officials about criminal activity in the migrant community. Let's hear what he had to say. I'm not going to spend hours answering your questions over and over again for

you already to have your preconceived notions and your distorted views on what I have articulated. We're going to protect the rights of immigrants in the city that are hardworking, giving back to the city in a real way. We're not going to be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent migrants, immigrants, and longstanding New Yorkers. That was my conversation today with the border czar

to figure out how do we go after those individuals who are repeatedly committing crimes. Isn't that what's supposed to happen? If you commit crimes you should be deported. That's not controversial is it? Right. If you're working hard giving back to New York City you're welcome to stay. That's not controversial is it? Not at all. Yeah I think the controversial part comes in though where he is talking about using his executive power to work with, because it's a sanctuary city, to work with ICE to deport and they're not exactly sure what that looks like. So I think there's a lot of just trepidation on exactly what that's going to look like.

Adams has said that the city made serious threats in the past that allowed violent offenders, especially dangerous gang members, to remain on the streets. So he's clarifying his effort that he will not target undocumented immigrants such as Dreamers. And then meanwhile, at a Republican event earlier this week in Chicago, Republican donors, Border Czar Tom Homan, he was also there. He says that Chicago will be ground zero for mass deportations. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has repeatedly vowed to protect the city's sanctuary status

and the migrants that it's welcomed. Now, due to that stance, Homan, he came to Chicago with a message for Mayor Johnson. Let's hear what he had to say. He impedes us. If he knowingly harbors conceals of a illegal alien, I will prosecute. So he said if he impedes us, if he knowingly harbors illegal aliens, I will prosecute him. During that same event,

he went on to call the mayor trash, the government, excuse me, the governor of Chicago JB Pritzker trash and as you heard in that soundbite He is threatening to prosecute if anyone gets in his way of his deportation agenda in Chicago I know a lot of people in Chicago happy about that like salute to the homies Oh members though that we had up here like her and other activists, you know, like herself They've been raising hell and sounding just like just like him about the illegal migrants and the mayor and all the other government

officials in Chicago for a long time. Yep. So yeah so and turning to Washington where President Biden made a historic announcement yesterday granting clemency to thousands of Americans. It's a decision drawing both praise and renewed questions about his broader approach to criminal justice reform. Now Biden commuted the sentences of nearly 1,500 people who have been serving lengthy prison terms, which of course would have been shorter if they were sentenced under today's current laws. So he pardoned 39 people, most of whom were

convicted of nonviolent drug offenses in their early teens, their late 20s. And while most are celebrating this move, some Democrats are pointing out that Biden's actions left out notable figures like former Baltimore state attorney Marilyn Mosby. Now she was convicted of mortgage fraud and perjury earlier this year. Of course, civil rights leaders and members of the Congressional Black Caucus, including Attorney Ben Crump, Angela Rye, and Reverend Al Sharpton have all urged Biden to pardon Mosby, arguing she was a political target of President Trump. And yesterday yesterday House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, he echoed that call during an appearance on MSNBC's The Readout.

Let's hear what he had to say. President Biden has to evaluate these things on a case-by-case basis, but at the same time go as big as possible, including looking at examples of aggressive prosecutions as it relates to people like Marilyn Mosby. Yes, I agree about Marilyn Mosby. I said that yesterday. Definitely should have pardoned her. And I do like the 39 pardons of nonviolent crimes that he did, but he needs to go further because he's the proud architect of the 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act and he's the proud architect of the 94 crime bill. So you need to pardon everybody in federal prison for a

nonviolent weed offense. How about pardon everybody in federal prison for a nonviolent we defense how about pardon everybody in federal prison for a nonviolent drug offense that's you should do because your legacy is trash president Biden I don't know if he knows that or not but his legacy his leg sees garbage in shambles okay what these old black people say you doesn't remember okay what these old black people say need the Democrats say his legacy is trash all right right. All right. Well Something to correct that is what I'm saying. Mm-hmm Yeah, well they say it's not over yet. Um, they said that while he hasn't commented directly on Mosby's case

He has hinted at taking more steps in his final week to come What you mean? It's December 13th. I got much Another month and a half. No, you better figure it out. Yeah, about a month and a couple of weeks. Another week or so. A month and a week, right? Two weeks.

You better figure it out. The clock is ticking. Yeah. Okay, relax. The clock is ticking. On all levels. Right, that's why I'm saying relax, yo. All right, my latest front page news. Thank you Mimi.

Alright, coming up we'll talk more about a Florida woman who was arrested on serious charges for a copycat phrase used by the United CEO health murderer. Alright, everybody else get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. It's Friday. If you want a vent, you want to holler at us, maybe it's your birthday, maybe you're celebrating something, or you just want to get some things off your chest, call us up right now, 800-585-105-1. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

I'm dialing, I'm dialing. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm dialing. I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We wanna hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? You're with Beno and Envy. Hey, what's up Trav? Man, chillin', chillin'.

Lauren or Jess, which one now? Both of us here, but I'm here right now, what's up? Oh, what's up, Jess? Cause you got a problem. You be trying to disappear when I call up now. No I don't. What's up guys? No I don't.

What's going on in my mind? Shar, what's going on in my mind? Peace, sis, what's happening? That's all good, how you doing? Listen, real quick, I just wanna talk about, if I get in a new relationship, right, this ain't got nothing to do with nothing. When I get in a new relationship,

my old man can't come beating up my new man y'all my old man can't beat up my new man y'all. Is that what happened? That's all I gotta say. I mean that's what happened to somebody. You should hope you got the kind of butt people fight over. What you mean? If people ain't fighting over your butt, your butt trash. But listen my old man can't be beating up my new man. Now I can't be beating up. I can't be with the new man now. I gotta protect him.

Yeah, but you ain't with the new man because he can fight you. You with him because he can fornicate. Man, I don't know. I need my new n***a fight too. I need him to be able to not get punched out. I feel you. You messy, Trav.

I ain't say nothing, but aight, y'all. Goodbye. Goodbye, yo. Hello, who's this? Hey, but aight y'all. Goodbye. Goodbye, y'all. Hello, who's this? Hey, you in me? Yes, sir. Oh damn, okay hold on, let me take you off speaker. I didn't think you was going to answer that fast.

Oh. Hey, how you doing, bro? I'm good, bro, but how you feeling? I'm cool, I'm cool. I appreciate y'all, big fam, but can I talk to you for a second? Go ahead, go ahead. I want you to reach out to Swizz and Tim Barbera's spummy. I got a great idea for it and I just need you to hear me out and if you like the idea,

you give this a shot. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm going to be the one to do it. I'm you to reach out to Swifts and Tim Barversus for me. I got a great idea for it and I just need you to hear me out and if you like the idea, you give them my info and have them hit me up and then I tell them what I told you.

They can hear you, you're talking to 8 million people right now. I'm sure, yeah, you say it right now, they can listen to you. God damn, alright, nobody's still my idea. Barversus needs to be just like the NFL or NBA where it's like a league and they need to divide it up into like Eastern Conference, Western Conference, etc. And then we go get all of the biggest artists from each city like New York, get like a 50 cent and he'll give all of the up-and-coming artists that want to, but it's gonna be like a battle league, you know what I mean? And then we

separated not just with artists but athletes as well so rappers singers dancers boxers and basketball players one-on-one we find the best in each city and then have them compete just like the NFL and NBA stuff do you know me that's how it needs to be and then we monetize with ticket sales have a platform where people subscribe to see the content etc that's how we're gonna make our money but that's what versus needs to be it don't need to just be what they doing now it needs to be. It don't need to just be what they doing now. It needs to be like live battles, people showing up with brand new songs and seeing who the

best is, you feel me? I like that. Yeah, I like the idea. I don't know if I like that for Versus though. I mean the thing we love about Versus is the nostalgia. The thing we love about Versus is because they do give flowers to the OGs and the veterans, right? That's what we like about Versus.

We can do both though. Ain't no reason we can't have them both. Yeah, because it's still a Versus. Yeah, I get what you're saying. I right like that's what that's what we like about versus. Yeah, we can do both though Ain't no reason we can't have them both Yeah, cuz it's still a versus yeah, I get what you saying. I do like that I don't say we yeah Like if you're like I said just if you could put me on hold so I can give you my phone number and then you Pass it on to them so I can explain that to them They heard you bro. I keep on freaking, I keep on freaking, my fault, my fault. Yeah, yeah, you're talking to 8 million people bro.

How they gonna hit me up though? Like how can Swizz and Tim reach out to me though? Oh, we already stole the ideas, it don't even matter. Hey yo! Now just play. I'll f*** with you too, why you gotta give me like that? I'm just messing with you. Hold on, I'm gonna have Eddie the producer get your email in case they wanna reach out bro. Wait, okay. What?

Alright. I mean at least we got the email case they want to reach out bro. Wait, okay. You know what? Alright. I mean at least we got the email. They might want to reach out. You know what? You know what? You know what? We did get that idea from him. Or maybe they thought about that idea already.

Now it's gonna seem a little crazy. You always say that when you want to steal somebody's idea. Yeah I always do that. Hell yeah. We've been at that idea. We've been at that plan. We've been at that land shit. Yeah.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Call us up now, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. So you better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? This is Sakina. Oh my God, I can't believe I got through.

Hey, what's up, Sakina? Get it off your chest. Guess what? Racism. What's up, Sakina? I am black. Stop messing with me. We know.

We know. We know. We know. All right, OK. So my birthday is on Monday. So I'm excited about that. Early born day. Every time I try to call, thank you.

Every time I try to call on my birthday, you guys are always on vacation. So I'm excited that I got through. Oh, that's just sad. What you doing for your birthday? Honestly, I don't know. I'm just happy to be alive. How old are you going to be?

How old are you turning Monday? 37. Hey, OK. We'll enjoy your birthday, mama. Yeah, yeah. And where you calling from? Thank you, thank you, thank you so much. Brooklyn. Oh, Brooklyn.

Okay. Well, enjoy the birthday. Yeah, man. Happy early born day. It's the holiday season. Thank you so much. You got a lot of reasons to celebrate. It's the holiday season.

It's your born day. You alive. Congratulations. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you, guys. Have a good one, mama. Hello, who's this?

No, DJ. It's me, it's Manny. Manny, what's up? No, I ain't on the line, mama. Hello, who's this? Manny, what's up? Nah, I ain't on the line. Yeah, you are. What's up, Manny? Hey, you gonna call the radio and I'll leave you on the radio. Peace, King. What's happening? Why you so, why you so, why you so amped? Yo, what's up, guys? How you doing? What's up, baby? What's up?

Nah, this is crazy. Okay, get to it. Anyways, y'all here, I just want to shout out my son. He about to turn 10, we're from PA. Heading to Philly, we gonna go to Florida for his birthday's on Monday. Okay. Shout out to my fiance.

Okay. Congratulations, brother. Where y'all going at in Florida? What town? Oh, we just gonna go to Orlando, kissing me. Taking him to the little universe, we'll have a little day. I love Orlando. Make sure you go to the Lickin' when you go to Orlando, kiss me. Take him to the little Universal, have a little day. I love Orlando.

Make sure you go to the Lickin' when you go to Orlando, man. Sleutomagai E-Class. So good. What, man, I'm in there. All right. Yo, that's crazy, dog. I've been trying to call y'all. I got in there.

Yo, that's crazy. Why don't you say your people's names? Why you know why you on the radio? Your son, your wife, your fiance? All right. Yeah, my son Calvin Rodriguez. I'm asked if I'm not calling him a junior, but anyway, Eliana Rodriguez.

Yo, shout out to the whole family. OK. All right, man. You have a good one. Be safe out there, all right? Yo, thanks, yo. Peace. Peace.

Oh, he was so happy. Get it off your chest, 800-585-1051. We got Justin Demes coming up. What are we talking about? Clarissa is riding around New York right now. Right now? Yes. I saw that yesterday. That was a recent video.

Yes. Damn. Oh lord. So we're going to get into it. We're going to jump back into it. Alright. We'll get into that when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with the Mess. News is real, brother. The client is Jessica Robin Moore, Jess don't do no lying.

She don't spell nobody. Worldwide Jess, worldwide messing. On the Breakfast Club, she's a coacheship. She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see this time to set it off So things got messy and still getting messy more on the Remy Papp and Clarissa trio We reported on it yesterday with things started to escalate Accusations being thrown from both sides and is definitely messy on both sides Remy had claimed that Pappu's got her arrested and Pat responded saying that she was lying and it could be verified and then

some screenshots of text messages between him and Clarissa. He said that Remy altered those. He accused her of altering those and she of course denied that and he had shared a picture yesterday of her spending Christmas with Eze in front of a Christmas tree. He also had alleged that she didn't spend Christmas with her daughter, but then she responded and she posted a screen recording of her photo gallery where you can see that she did spend time with her daughter. If you look up, you can see that she-

It shows the date. Yeah, it shows the date. So it is confirmed that she did spend time. But she probably opened the gifts with the baby, went and slid off to go be where I do. I didn't know that was real, because she had on all brown. I thought that was the jail suit. You thought they put a Christmas tree up in prison?

I just thought it was a picture of somebody's photo shop. OK. Oh, fuck. Yeah, I was like, I did. I was like, huh? She responded and said, I was right here with y'all. You was right there in the background looking regular. That's Lauren, by the way, guys. Hey, y'all. They know the difference between the voices. Period. Yeah. Clarissa. And listen,

the DMs between them. And this this the crazy thing to me because I was saying that he was the no, no, no, no, no, Clarissa, the DMs, they talked before, Clarissa was talking to me before. It was actually not cool, but cordial. She was giving advice on outfits and all of that. When Pat posted the photo of Remy in front of the Christmas tree, he was basically saying like, he was referring to why he got into it with the easy block captain guy. He was like, it wasn't because he was dealing with you, it was because he shook my hand

and then he turned around and dealt with you. So Remy posted a video of her thread with Clarissa, a back and forth conversation, small conversation like Jess said, but it was like, you know, they were talking about, you know, Remy got the boutique. Basically doing the same thing. Yeah, like basically like y'all,

I mean, I've had conversations with her too. So. But she says she kept it quiet. Yeah. And then Clarissa had posted that Remy was in her DM. First she started the conversation the quiet. Yeah. Then Clarissa posted that Remy was in her DM first she started the conversation because you know she was a fan of hers and and she was you know when she had responded back to her like oh thank you. Yeah. You're real. Thank you. You know. So that was that. And then yo so the guy easy. Is it is it something

before I get to easy because I'm trying to get to this man interviewing. No no no. Go ahead because we're talking about the knockout. no go ahead because yes yes yes so remember that it was alleged that Pat Poole said knock easy out well he interviewed himself online which we interviewed himself he interviewed himself you know how people do interviews and people want to interview people he was like nah I'm gonna interview myself because people he was asking himself questions yes absolutely no he was answering the questions that he think people want to ask him gotcha yeah Why wouldn't he just like do an ask me anything and let people ask him all live?

It might have been like a low key, like a live stream or something like that, but he just wanted to, you know. And he didn't say all donations at the top. So he was probably. He was taking donations too? He was definitely taking donations. It's the holidays, he got to buy a room,

everything she needs. I'm not mad at that. Yeah, absolutely. But we do have audio of him talking on the alleged fight. Came through the situation with a mask on, audio of him I think the security has something to do with it because it comes with a full blow mask. Your security is not going to allow in the building. So to me, I always think that it was a line up.

We get in the car. I get a text message that say, yo, get out the car. She just launched. So I'm literally in the car. This is like 10 minutes after the whole situation. I show her the f***ing text, I still have me. But at the end of the day it's like, what this f***ing is a f***ing uh, ninja?

Why he talk like he battle rat? That's why I can't mess with a battle rat. He wanna fight. Everything. Stuff me up tight. Like. Really turn to me and say, you gon' be alright. Yeah, like that.

That was pretty good that that was pretty good why he talk like a bad boy because he is you better relax for a pep sliding here with a mask just because first of all somebody sliding in with a mask and you get snuffed you deserve to get snuffed because you wasn't paying attention somebody with a mask but he had a mask on

that should put you on alert right there but I think he was saying that it was so much security that he maybe he was just chilling. Somebody would imagine he had got that far. And Remy talked about this too. She responded to the mask part because she was like, like Pat was saying all this stuff making it seem like I'm this horrible person. But what if homie would have thought that I really tried to align him that could have

I could have got killed behind that. Yeah, she was like, wasn't for her reputation. Then yeah, she definitely could have got hurt or whatever. But the only thing that people wanted to know from easyazy, which I saw, was did he knock you out? Right? And Remy said that he didn't. Didn't Remy say that?

No, you didn't knock him out. Remy said it didn't. Pat said it. Was like, stop playing with me. You know I didn't knock him out and you spent four days with him. Like you picked him up. You know I knocked him out because you picked him up. And you spent four days with him after that.

So that's how that goes and um he he also made um He tried to say that Bug the car that's how she knew that's how he found out about easy that she was messing with easy cuz I bugged her car Yeah, yeah crazy Shout out the pap have a Brooklyn John wick he's sneaking in places with a mask on, snuffing people, bugging cars, he's just going to be rapping. I just hate this though, I hate the fact that they married, they have kids, it's supposed to be black love, it's messy on both sides though. And it could be, I just wish they would have just kept it internal, the fact that they married they have kids It's supposed to be black love It's messy on both sides though

And it could be it could be I just wish they would have just kept it internal The fact that the world knows their business and you got Clarissa You know leaving comments and then EZ leaving comments is just so much like And then oh yeah go ahead I was gonna say and if they weren't together if they were separated and Pap was with Clarissa and Rem was with Homie EZ I don't understand why it even came to a head yesterday. Like, cause they, it seemed like they knew. Yeah. Yeah.

There are still some feelings and emotions and all that. You know what I'm saying? To me, that's the only reason why. There's a lot of history. Like as a woman, when I saw it, I'm like, dang, like wherever they going through, obviously Remi, like they still, there's something. Cause you know when your man is like, really like this girl.

And then check this out. He's like, oh wait, what you doing all this online? Even if you married, right? And say if you was Remi and you came in house you already know everything you came in the house You see him sleep on the phone with the girl and she's still talking. She's still talking. This is your time to talk to her Don't talk to her in my house. Would you still feel that way? Yes! Exactly. Don't talk to her in my house. She better go outside in the backyard So even though they moved on it's still like you know I'm saying they was together for what how many years? 17

What about Clarissa riding around New York and the car pat be rapping in? And then she also I feel real quick. She said she set a date She said uh, I don't want her she won't really to come and get ass with come crash out February 2nd That'd be the next fight. She says she in New York. Call me. What's up? What's it? They say? 50 said whatever you do don't fight her. She will get the blitz camp. Yeah I want to say yes, they on the radio, but I was like, nah, I'm you ain't gonna fight her she will get the blit camp yeah I was like nah Remy ain't gonna fight Remy going you know me in light of history history and her reputation like that damn Pat boy yeah man

really got a type yeah type is women that can fight yeah last thing Clarissa said that she only responded because she was bored But my thing is how you bore you got a movie coming out December 25th Do not distract do not get distracted by drama. Although, you know, sometimes publicity Be you know publicity but man like not but she's saying pap is her boyfriend. Yeah Probably is but Ram Ram. You say they got a Cali girl I just think the way all of this happened yesterday was whack like I don't like none of it Pap and Remy are adults and they always have just been you know, very thorough very very

So I don't like seeing none of this and I hate reporting this man said so I just went back and forth for like the 60 minutes to 60 seconds Because Y'all were just a girl chat It's so much I felt left out I had no fun When she said in my house on FaceTime I was like in her, in the house You couldn't be, of all the times you not in the car Mmm

First of all, you know what it feels like to have a man? Oh yes I do baby Wow I love it Oh yes I do Y'all go to commercials And you do too You do too girl

Wow And you do too baby Alright Don't play with me Charli When we come back we got front page news And then boss man D-Lo will be joining us. You're on my nerves. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Nega. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, last night in Thursday Night Football, the Rams beat the 49ers 12-6. Also, what's been going around is Bronny James scored 30 points in his G League debut. Dropping the clues bomb to Bronny James. That was his debut?

That's what they're saying. I thought he played now. I thought he played before, but that's what it said on his sheet. It says his debut, but yeah, he played before. A road game debut, because he only played home games yet. And you know whose birthday it is? You can get excited about this. Taylor Swift.

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you may be waiting just a little bit longer. In an interview with Time magazine, President-elect Trump said lowering the grocery prices will be quote, very hard, but he does predict they will drop. He stopped short though of tying his presidency to the price drop. He's blaming high prices on energy and supply chain issues. Of course, throughout his campaign, Trump frequently blamed the Biden administration for rising grocery prices and promised to make food more affordable once in office. Now, Trump is also Time magazine's person of the year. He was selected for what the magazine called a comeback of historic proportions. And under pressure from

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Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Political influence, but I think we've passed that point. What do you guys say? Oh yeah, we definitely passed that point. I wanna go back to what you was talking about with the grocery prices. Like America's gonna be extremely pissed off 18 months after inauguration if those grocery prices aren't down and those grocery

prices aren't down by the midterms the Trump campaign gonna be in a lot of trouble they have all the power he's got control of all the branches of government they have no excuses not to govern and get done everything they said they wanted to do if they don't show up for the voters the voters are absolutely going to turn on them because as he said I was it up for the voters, the voters are absolutely going to turn on them. Because as he said, meet the press over the weekend, that's what he ran on. He ran on one word, groceries. People want to have more money in their pocket. If that don't happen, you're going to see voters revolt.

Watch. But when you're dealing with somebody like Trump, does he care? What do you mean does he care? Does he care what people think? He's in there for his own agenda. Does he honestly care about if people like him, not like him or anything like that? Oh, I mean, I don't know if he cares, but I know the midterms is in a couple of years. So you don't, you know, you, you, you gotta do what you gotta, you gotta do what you

said you're going to do for voters or the voters are going to take their votes elsewhere. So if you want to maintain that control and maintain that power, you better show up for the people. Cause if not, the midterms, they're going to make other decisions. And in four years from now, they're going to definitely make other decisions. Yeah you're right and now he's saying it's quote very hard so that's a that's a quick turnaround from what he was saying on the campaign trail and switching gears to Florida where a 42 year old woman is facing serious charges after allegedly making a threatening

remark during a phone call with her insurance provider, Blue Cross Blue Shield. Now, according to police, Brianna Boston was disputing a denied medical claim during the call when she said, delay, deny, dispose, you people are next. Now, this phrase was recently, of course, found on the ammunition used in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City just over a week ago. Now she's been charged with threats to conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism. Well, she earned that. Goofy. Yeah, she definitely did. I don't think that you can say those

words to a healthcare and to anyone at this point right now, but definitely did. I don't think that you can say those words to a healthcare and to anyone at this point right now, but definitely not to a healthcare provider while you're dealing with a denied medical claim. I just want to tell why everybody's making so light of the United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, getting killed. And listen, let's just even forget what he is, right, as a United Healthcare CEO. All I see is a father walking in New York City to go to his job and he got gunned down. And he doesn't own the company. Now mind you, he doesn't own the company. He's hired to do a job. He does not own it.

I don't understand why people are celebrating him being killed because at the end of the day, like I said yesterday, he's dead, his kids don't got no father, that 26 year old Luigi or whatever his name is, he gonna be in jail for the rest of his life, and the healthcare system is still the same today. They still denying claims and everything today. So what did that accomplish? And why are you happy about him being gunned down like that?

It's just weird where we are as a people now. Makes no sense. And then damn, right before the holidays holidays They got it kids and his wife man Yeah, for sure and just speaking of holidays. Have you finished any of your holiday shopping yet girl? I'm still I'm still doing it. I gotta get some stuff my little sister. I'm done I did I did everything the other day all right online Mmm, you know I thought about you the other day too, right? So she was asking for something for your dad and I just happened to look in the garage

And it was a brand new box of what you were looking for for your dad I don't know if you got it yet We'll talk behind cuz I don't know if he listens But I found a brand new box if you wanted you guys definitely wanted whatever it is. I don't even care Please contribute I'm about to start hiding in the bushes on the FedEx and Amazon people because there's a Clear sign that tells y'all to bring the packages to the front door and y'all do not be bringing the packages to the front door and they leaving the packages under the sign and I'm starting to feel

disrespected because I think you why you leaving them under the sign on purpose you know I mean it's not like you got a walk you drive you can drive up the driveway so I don't understand like it's just disrespectful at this point well listen y'all with the holiday season in full swing those deadlines are approaching so to make sure you get those holiday cards, those packages in the mail in time for Christmas. If you I don't know about Amazon and FedEx and what's the other one UPS. But if you are using the United States Postal Service, there are a few key dates to keep in mind. Your last day to send regular first class mail is December 18th. Priority mail

is December 19th. Express items should be sent by December 21st in order to make it on time for Christmas. So you'll want to get those. That's all basically next week. That's right. So yeah guys, so that's your front page news. I'm Mimi Brown. follow me on social at Mimi Brown TV and for more news coverage follow the black information network or download the free I heart radio app and visit BIN news.com Morgan will be back next week thank you guys so much for having me thank you baby you held it down this week man I'm sad that it's your last day thank you but you and Morgan work at the same company yeah yeah we do yeah maybe y'all can share I don't know okay I would like this week man I'm sad that it's your last day. Thank you. But you and Morgan work at the same company.

Yeah. Yeah we do. Yeah maybe y'all can share I don't know. Okay I would like that, we'll talk about it. Yeah. All right thank you Mimi. All right bye y'all. Happy holidays. Happy holidays, bye. All right when we come back Bossman D-Lo

will be joining us his new album D-Lo Curry is out now and we gonna talk to him next. So don't move it's The club. Good morning the breakfast club Morning everybody is DJ envy just hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club We got a special guest in the building. Yes indeed. We got boss man D-low Man people love you they call up X while you haven't been up here yet and everything. People will love you, yo. I think I'm supposed to be in Coman, ain't it?

Yeah. You think I'm sick? You think you got sick? Yeah. What's been going on? Yeah, what's wrong with your immune system? What's happening? What's wrong with your immune system? It's crazy. You know, you ain't got enough water, you know, on tour.

I'm, you know, show after show. Sometimes three, four shows a night. So eating messed up, I'm sure. You got to wear condoms too, man. All that got... He said music. No, I wasn't that. Just, you know, I had my last show on Daytona.

It was like, I'm about to pass out. Kind of like blacked out for like five seconds. Is it the drinking? Is it the smoke? Yeah, dehydrated. I ain't drinking no water. Trying to, you know, don Julio. Now you say this yourself or did the doctor say you need to drink more water? Cause that's the first thing when somebody gets sick

and they think I need to drink more water. Yeah, yeah, the doctor said it. Oh, the doctor said it, okay. I need to drink more water. It happened to me. Passed out one time, years ago. Wildin', out all night. We'd be in the clubs every night.

I passed out on the floor in the studio. Right there on the floor. You know what I did? Dehydrated. Damn, I'm in front of all these people, the lights, I'm like, damn, I can't pass out the floor right right there. You know what I did dehydrate diamond People the lights I'm like damn. I can't pass out right here like What you doing? That you good to help that? Are you are you still drinking water cuz I just offered you one use like no I'm good Water you know I'm trying to you know work out a little bit. Mm-hmm. You gonna cut back on the Don Julia

You got we got y'all done drinking. That's what's up. I gave it all, I'm sober. So you're not drinking at all no more? I ain't drinking. So what was the last experience? Something must've got you in mind. I really didn't even drink like that. Like I wasn't no drunk.

Like I'd really never really drink. I just take a little sip to loosen me up for the show. You really talk like how you rap. I know. Yeah. I'm like, damn. Like, the hell yes. Yeah.

You ever perform sober? Nah. You think you can? Like what the hell, yeah. You ever perform sober? Nah. You think you can? Like, what you mean, like all the way sober? Yeah, all the way. Nah. Like sober is sober.

Nah. You know? I thought you talking about like just off the liquor. Yeah, nah, like no liquor, no weed, no nothing. Nah, I ain't never do that. Okay. You feel like you can? Yeah, but yeah, nah.

Nah, I can. Yeah. Because I done did like over 200 shows, so now it's kind kinda like. You got it. How much you get in the show? Like 150. Woooo. That's right. He countin' your pockets right now. I know you gon' leave Uncle Lil Snump. Get outta here man. It's the holidays you know what I'm saying. Yeah yeah yeah. Let's go back a little bit. How did you get into rap? I know your dad's a truck driver and they said that your brother influenced you to rap. So how did you get into rapping? What made you say, you know what, I'm going to get rid of all the F-boy-ish and the illegal ish and start doing rapping? What got you to that? I ain't never really rapped till like 2019.

My homeboys, I was in jail, my homeboys said they had a studio. I'm like, damn, they made a crazy move. You know what I'm saying? So when I hung up the phone with them that's when I just started writing for real. In jail you just started writing? Yeah. That was your first time ever even trying to rap or writing? We used to like just in the hood freestyle but like ever like recording a song was yeah 2019. You was locked up during the pandemic too right? Hell yeah. I was in the I seen COVID like I seen when the dude first got out the ship whoever it was and then the shit spread like I was watching all of that.

I'm watching the numbers go up. You know what I'm saying? I'm watching my own. My mama got it, my daddy got it. You know. Did it go through the jail? Everybody was getting sick and all so. But y'all weren't testing out?

Ain't nobody testing though. You know what I'm saying? Cause I was, I went to South Florida like I know for a fact I got it because I was in there on some like There's no AC in here and I'm still cold You feel me? So I know I called it but it was like you can't really say nothing because Then we're gonna go back on two week quarantine where you have to sit in the cell, no call So y'all were just sick, just like, F it, we gonna fight through this.

Yeah, you sick, you gotta just wear that. Like, just go lay down, bruh. I bet you it ran through the jail fast though, cause what they call it, I can't remember what they call it, but it's when everybody catches it, so everybody comes to use something to play. It was like a hot potato, like,

wake up the next morning, he's sick now. Wake up the next morning, now he got it. Wake up the next morning, he got it. It was just going like that. When I listen to your music, man, it seemed like you a big basketball fan. Yeah. Was that your dream to play ball or something?

Or you just? It was. Yeah, yeah. It was, but then, I don't know, I was just lazy. I played six, no, I ain't make the team sixth grade. I ain't make the team seventh grade. I made the team eighth grade. I was kinda dedicated at that point,

and then Screech took over the bit and 9th grade is just slow now I'm getting lazy further in the streets and kick that not over with And you remember the first song that took off the first song that you was like Oh, this could really be something and not just some hobby that we doing in the studio. It's called boss man It's it's it's like one of the first songs I made in 2019. Like what it did in just Alla Treasure Coast, you know what I'm saying? Had everybody turn. So it was like, oh you might know what you're doing for real, you feel me? Now with

all the artists out at the time and all the artists looking for people, was there anybody that came to you that wanted to sign you and how come you decided not to sign with a particular artist? It was like a couple like Gucci had like tried to sign me and it was like a little misunderstanding I don't know. I guess I wasn't really I guess I would communicate with him. I guess it was the lawyers I'm saying so that ain't work out. But what Luchi was well, thank us again was trying to sign me But I mean, you know that ain't't work out so I ended up with Alamo like after that. What made you go with Alamo? Why was the Alamo reason?

Because it was really like, you know I was kinda at the time I was looking up the raw way because he over there and then I'm sitting like okay he doing good and he ain't complaining you know what I'm saying? More of an independent route? Yeah feel me and it's like they was coming correct, too And the Gucci so the Gucci thing dissolved because of the attorneys But you were you would have loved to sign the Gucci brad the time brad was so deep in the streets It was like it even matter about the money. I know me being with Gucci gone. I'm saying I know I'm gonna snap

But it just the conversation wasn't right for it to go further did you speak after yeah we were supposed to we're supposed to do a song thank you yeah ended up dropping it before I cook cuz I was on tour so I really could really get to studio but yeah was that your first time being locked up back in 2019 I mean I don't been to the detention **** all that but that was my first time and No, that was like my Second or third time in jail. That was the longest time you spent in there? That time? No, no I was locked up like damn there all the 2018 and I got out early 19

I was on probation trying to rap. I'm in the club violating. I was violating all the time Probation trying to wrap I'm in the club violate our violate So then I got violated like probably like six months seven months of like trying to wrap it So that's cut all that off. Mm-hmm, and then I was going like 20 months. That was long. It's like 20 some months Mm-hmm. All right, we got more with boss man D. Lo when we come back don't move. It's the breakfast club. Good morning Morning, everybody is DJ envy Jess hilarious. Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club we still kicking it with Bossman D-Lo. Jess? Has the success been going a little bit too fast for you?

Cause like you came up like quick, like from our point of view you dropped your first mixtape last year, you signed your deal last year and then you got hit records and performed all around the world now yeah I say I say probably like you know like the success kind of I feel it kind of can't go but as far as like me grinding I feel like nah like it's 2024 I was grinding since 2019 I'm saying I count me going to jail as part of the grind cuz I went to jail for doing this so we're doing what for like you know rapping like I went to jail cuz I violent in the club I'm in the club even lying the whole time I'm in the club like we like performing and for

bone-out yes I'm in the club I'm vib I'm turnt that phone go to vibrate in my pocket I'm like, oh, pull it out mama boys at the house. Hmm. I ain't even answer that I already know what that call me. You was on house arrest? No, I'm on probation I had a curfew at 10 o'clock Feel me so it was probably like 12. She pulled up. So you still just party I'm out. I'm out. So then if it won't vibrate again, I pull it back out. It's a test, yeah, POJ 11, you violated.

Put the photo up, I can put that in the picture. I feel like they need to make different stipulations if that is what the profession you're chasing, right? Like if you say I'm a rapper, your work hours are different basically. I feel like they should make adjustments for that. We up all night. Yeah, but how can they account for that?

Cause then somebody used that and they not really a rapper. You know what I'm saying? People can just use that. I'm really in the club. See, but then you, cause you grinding at that point. So it might not be to the level. You can't show no show contracts and all that. You ain't even getting booked.

You know what I'm saying? I wasn't getting booked at the time. I'm paying people to perform at the time. I wasn't supposed to leave the county. I'm all out of the county. So how was the transition from the street to the industry? Because the industry is different, right? I mean, I remember when Yogati first came in

and Yogati would barely talk because he just, it was a transition. So how's the transition been for you? I'm barely talking too you know. Nah it's really like it's like I feel like bro once you like you know I ain't do a lot of time but you know some people brains click earlier than anything you know what I'm saying but just for me my love periods of times and four times going to jail, the last time twenty-something months, actually touching the reception center prison and seeing what I seen, you know what I'm saying, and COVID going on and all that.

Like you could, I could have literally lost my mom and dad and quit like that in jail. Like that's the worst. You know what I'm saying? And then seeing the money you getting out of this, it's kind of easy for me. I don't need to prove nothing. I don't need to go to jail. I done did that, feel me? And I done been in the streets for real, for real.

Anybody know they know. So I don't need to prove, I don't need to be trying to do no street sh** through nothing, you know what I'm saying? I'm a businessman now, I'm rapping. Yeah, I heard you say to Walu and Gilly when you did Million Dollars for Game that you value reactions over numbers. Yeah, oh yeah you say to Walu and Gilly when you did Million Loss Riff for Game that you value reactions over numbers.

Oh yeah, for sure. For sure. It's like, I don't know, like the numbers, you know, you can't really tell, bro. Numbers is all that computer sh**. You know, it's just too much going on. You don't know. I feel like you need to be focused on how people turn it up at your shows. You need to be focused on how many comments you're getting, you know what I'm saying? How many people sharing your whatever you're posting, you know what I'm saying?

I get it, because you say if I do 10 albums, it don't matter, but if my records is bumping in the club and I can sell out an arena, who cares about those albums? Exactly, exactly. And you're still getting club money, like the show money. Ain't nothing going to beat that show money. That's where you know what I'm saying most of your income really coming from. Only one thing beats the show money like that. Ain't nothing gonna beat that show money. That's where you know what I'm saying most of your income. Only one thing beats the show money. That's the IRS.

Just make sure they watch it. I got them people. I got them out of the way. I ain't gonna play with them. That's the only people that don't play with them. I ain't gonna play with them. I think somebody told me you started getting your first show was $2,500? First show $2,500. Damn, and now you had a buck 50. And I was spinning. Look at that guy. I think somebody told me you started getting your first show was 2500 first show 2500

I was spinning. I probably spent three thousand Where I'm going the first shows in Tallahassee like five six hours away. You got rental clothes You've hear me home boys hotel Now you also did something that we haven't seen before you announced your album or sports center Yeah, now who came up with that concept? What was the idea that it was funny when I heard you low curry Yeah, you know I was talking about it like damn man I'm trying to get on sports center, you know label made an album. That was all your idea I brought it up, you know, we all talked about it was all like some really some I'm just high saying something

Mm-hmm we all talked about it. It was all like some really some, I'm just hot saying something. And they asked me to hot say something. I wanna go back to the basketball cause you do make a lot of basketball references cause that's how I know you really, really loved it. So what got you away from it? Was it just bad grades, getting cut? Like you didn't have nobody really pushing you to do it?

Like what was it? Yeah, it wasn't really no push to do it. But was it? Yeah it wasn't really no it wasn't really no push to you know do it but I kind of myself like I kind of just always was watching tv watching NBA and s**t so I kind of just always liked it you know certain moves rage around those certain s**t I just wanted to go outside copy it you know and then I just I wanted to play it but then you know screeching bro. Was you good? Yeah, not a discreet set basketball I started smoking so then I started not caring about practice You know I'm saying just you know how squeeze. It just slowly go like step by step.

Older smoking, now you don't care about this, now you just going, now you breaking the houses, now you tripping. Damn, hold on a minute. It don't usually go like that all the time. It don't usually go like that. I might win, I don't know why. I got you, I got you.

I'm serious. Okay. Damn, let's get into something off the album. What you wanna hear off the album? The album is out today. What you want to get into? We should do Shake That Ass remix. You want to hear that Glow With Glow on it? She snapped. She snapped. Too hard.

Y'all got a few records together right? Yeah we got Finesse, Step, Remix, Shake That Ass. How'd y'all connect? We just hit you know you hard, you hard and then there's you know, we let's do one You're recording y'all record together. Now we want to get them. It was sent. We said it though. Okay, okay I met each other before though. Yeah, we met each other at shows like two three times. I'm a dog You'd be extra fresh when she come around I'm a dog, I'm a dog. Why you blushing though?

I'm a dog. We gonna get a visual for Shaking That Ass Twerk's song in the remix. We gonna get a visual for that. We playing on that. That song so old bro. But it's still ringing. Yeah like. They do good with a shoot video.

That's the only thing that you probably gotta stay focused on is the ladies. They see you getting all of this money, you out every night, and I know they on you heavy. That's probably your biggest distraction right now. Nah. Nah. He thought it blessed when we bought up Glorilla though. Nah. When you getting up for Christmas?

You getting glow for Christmas? You know on that step, she said she want a C8. Okay. Nah, I'm just bullshitting. I'm bullshitting Bill though. So funny though. Alright, we got more with Boss Mandilo when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning everybody, we are the Breakfast Club. Boss Mandilo's in the building, his album is out right now. Now when you put out your first single, did you feel like, cause at one time they'd be like, ah he got one record. Did you have any pressure? Be like, damn they're gonna think I'm a one hit one. I gotta come back with a second record. Cause that one record was rocking for a long ass time.

And then you broke through that with a couple other records after that. But at first, was that pressure on you? Be like, I gotta make another one. I mean, I didn't really, I don't know. Cause I just like, I already had, I guess my goal was kind of a little too small of what I thought I was gonna get out of this. So when the one song did what it did, I'm like, well, I'ma make some more, but if I'm one hit wonder, I'll be cool with that too.

I ain't had nothing. Yeah. So when it kept going, I'm like, dang. And TikTok really, really blew blew that up get in with me Yeah, so do you feel like without tick-tock it wouldn't have blew as quick as it did and wouldn't have been? Nah, no, definitely not. Yeah, right tick-tock tick-tock catch your song you you're gone You're going do you rap with that in mind like saying little catchy or you write differently because you know Tick-tock is all about with them kids is some they just need one catchy part and then that shit will go up.

Is that how you keep in mind? Not really TikTok but I just was always thinking that when I just started rapping. Anyway. What, 2019 I was rapping differently. I was rapping kind of for like what I want to hear and what my dawgs want to hear. But then I started to really understand like you can't, you gotta rap. Man, it's a billion people out here, but you can't rap for 20 mother-

You know what I'm saying? That's right, that's right. So once I figured that out, I just started like, okay, what would people wanna say? What would people be in the club wanting to say? And you know, when would they turn? They on that drink and they feeling good. You know what I'm saying?

That's how I started to rap. I think it's the melodies though, cause them kids on TikTok don't know what the hell you talking about. When you say I take a seven, make it 20, and I make it 21 like Kenny Duncan. Yeah, you just gotta say it though. You just gotta say it crazy.

Some of them know you. You think they know what you talking about? Some of them. I don't even know what you talking about. I ain't gonna lie. I just know it got something to do with something. Well, sure, you was born in 1978, you don't know. Brand gonna lie, they have babies at my shows, bro.

Like literally. What you mean babies like they two three five Saying it shows. Yeah, why I don't know He barely get tall he come on B's are they charging I was very Good question, that would be crazy. That sounds like a charge waiting to happen. You got three and four year olds in the club? It's all age event.

Yeah. I saw a tweet that said, I like boss man D-Lo because he don't talk too much about killing. He just pop shit about being fresh and getting money. What do you think when you see posts like that? I kind of love posts like that because that's the whole vision front of beginning life That's all you know said that kind of all was out like bro. We just started killing each other It only made no sense no more like to the point where like it's dumb cuz ain't nobody even getting no money Behind another you know I'm saying so trying to change it up now Florida

Yeah, have you moved out of Florida you still in Florida? I'm still so trying to change it up now Florida. Have you moved out of Florida? You still live in Florida? I still for now do you do does that? scare you bother you worry about because you know usually When people get into trouble or they get robbed or you know, it's usually their home team their home You know hometown that day usually come to that ball. Oh, no I don't stay in my home town cuz like Rob and I'm but like Police don't like me. I don't stay in my home town, it ain't cause like rob and nothing but like Police don't like me. I don't like them So what do you feel like you got away

And he made it what? So anytime I come around that they gonna do it to me that I'm going to jail for a damn seed Whatever. I'm saying. Yeah, I see. Yeah You got a record call for nests and there's a line where you say I can teach Finesse and I'm about my check. And I bring that up because we saw Vlad Tv post, well Vlad posted he accused you and manager of attempting to scam him. And then he later took back the statement it what was the my bio. As you listen to somebody tell me Tommy is a dealer manager that ain't what my bio say. You know what I'm saying? So then you've been sent your money just sending money anywhere which you know that's not how you do business. You know what I'm saying?

That's what he said he sent the money to somebody claiming to be your manager but then he did publicly apologize. Yeah cuz we don't, bruh I don't do shites to you. You just said you broke in somebody else. I did. I used to. I did. But you know that was on some I'm a kid I'm just doing what I need to do thinking about some money you know what I'm saying. As you know I got older I don't do shy things to people just for my blessings in it cuz I want you to say I'm real Cuz I know I'm gonna I'm gonna get blessed for being real That's how I work and you was on you was on clubhouse and you said Tia Kemp was I get DMS

Trying to smash but then she has said no you was that you was trying to get a full video And she said she got receipts what video was that I don't even know nothing I about, Miss Officer. I don't know what you talking about. I felt like I was interrogating the fuck out of you. Nah, it ain't even. Because I heard that but I never, I was like, I don't even have a club house. I don't know what the fuck. I don't do all that gossip. I barely be on it.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. They be telling me I need to go live and shit. You know what I'm saying? Do you know her though? You know Tia Kemp? Huh? You know Tia? Yeah, I know her.

Okay, y'all ain't never had no words? Like back and forth, she was trying to smash and that was the story. Hell nah. Nah, oh, okay. She licked them teeth, that shit be over, don't it? She ain't never get you? Like that?

Yeah, I'm done, boy. I'm done. We ain't never try, I don't know her like that. We ain't never, I don't know what she got, boy. I got you, I feel you. I don't know what she got, boy. I got you. I feel you. That shit, you're feeding me.

I saw a video that I think could be a valuable lesson to a lot of young brothers, man, especially brothers coming up making money. It said, it showed you allegedly getting your money and jewelry stolen by a woman while you were asleep. How's that experience influenced the way you move now? I'm not. No, that's right.

It's a great answer. Yeah, that's right. Great answer. Great answer. What do you say to people who tell you that you need to switch up your flow? Cause that's why you say they want you to sound like Kendrick Lamar. Yeah, they want me to sound like they want me to be lyrical. You know what I'm saying?

Man, I ain't finna do all that thinking, man. We trying to turn up. God damn, get high and turn up. all that thinking man we trying to turn a lyrical Florida rappers though trick daddy historically lyrical Rick Ross Kodak I mean like some boys real artists I just don't call that lyrical yeah but it ain't like you really thinking like how Lil Wayne had Real artists. I just don't call that

Like you really thinking like how little Wayne had you know, I'm guys can rap them guys I just name that's lyrical That's what I think like little Wayne Kendrick like them. That's lyrical. You know, they code that lyrical But not to assert you know I'm saying that he's saying they got lyrics but they have lyrics I'm saying not he's saying they got lyrics but they have lyrics You literally like every bar you Know I'm saying like how do you got to think about it? You can dissect it. It could mean yeah I saw another photo they say it was a view They say you you was in church with your family and the internet was calling you a preacher's kid and I'm like What's wrong with that? My god my daddy skylight frame is more than just a photo frame What's wrong with that? My Frame. It's perfect for parents and grandparents with a simple user-friendly

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Good morning, everybody. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with the mess On the Breakfast Club she's a coacheship she was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see It's time to set it on Okay, so maybe these are people that you and Envy don't know but I know these people and I want to give the update on what's Going on with them Megan Fox and MGK reportedly broke up over Thanksgiving while they were in Colorado together the thing is Megan just announced that she was pregnant by him and that when she did that, maybe y'all did see that because that made all the blogs there

a scary ass maternity shoot where it looked like she was expecting Chucky or Annabelle or something like that. But you know how they get down. They get down like that. Everything is a little dark. So what happened was Megan went through his phone. I didn't even know white people did that. You know, they going through phones and stuff like that. Did they? No. I had a lot of white friends in high school. I ain't never seen nobody go through nobody's phone. but she went through his phone and she saw stuff that she didn't like, basically. He was cheating.

And she asked him to leave. She asked him to leave early. And so he did leave and they haven't seen each other since then. Haven't been any reports of them even talking or whatever. But what's funny- Who he was on the phone with, Clarissa Shields? Definitely not.

Don't stop that. Definitely not. That's not her type. Don't stop that. Big hat that's't stop that. That's not her type. Little head, big head is Clarissa type. You know what I'm saying? That's it. So he was, it never came out who he was texting or anything like that or any specifics on

who he was cheating with, but he was cheating okay. So TMZ caught up with her ex-husband and I thought that she was married to MGK, but she wasn't. He proposed to her in 2020 But never got married y'all remember when they did that thing where they drunk each other's blood and all that They poke each other's fingers. Yeah, so they got engaged, but they never got married I thought that they did get married, but they caught up with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green known as BAG Who Megan also shares kids with and they asked what he thought about the breakup. I didn't even know.

You didn't know? No, I had no idea. So apparently she found something on his phone that was inappropriate. And they were on vacation, he left. And a lot of people think that they should be done for good. He's in his 30s, right? Yeah, he's in his 30s.

Does he cheat on her a lot? I have no idea. But in your 30s, like, grow up. Like, you know, she's pregnant. I just want the best for her. I want the best for the baby. I want the best for our kids. That's a shame. I'm heartbroken about it because I know she's been so excited and the kids are so excited for life and the change and all of that. I mean, he's around your kids. Does it make you feel any better that he

might be out of the picture? I know. Nothing about it makes me feel any better. Yeah, man. So he didn't know anything about it, but clearly he was huffing and puffing all over the place. And he called as soon as he got in the car, probably. Drop one of Clues Bonds for David Silver.

For who? David Silver. Who that? That's who that was. That was B-A-G. That's Brian Austin Graham. Yeah, he played David silver on 90210 Okay knew that all right moving on My era, you know 1978 moving on I'm gonna need a litigious Lauren for this one. So dirt

His bomb was denied yesterday on December 12th She coming at litigious Lauren, that's what I call her Yeah, and he was trying to come home until his trial starts for the current murder for higher charge. That one is connected to the King Von killing. And I wanted to know, I know you got details on this or whatever. He was a whole community. Well, he is a whole community leader in Chicago. So why was the bail denied?

So the, I just want to make sure that we clarify it. It's in connection to the King Von killing, but it was a Juan de Rondo's cousin that got killed but it was a retaliation for King Von. That's why you're here. Yeah, I just wanted to make sure you know. But yeah, so basically, yesterday, his bond was denied and he was, as you said, he was trying to come home. Now normally like with stuff like this, they'll give you the option to come home, wait it out or whatever. Especially because like you said, he's been doing so many good things, literally up until like the month before he was locked up. But right when everything happened, y'all remember there was like all those

fights that they were saying that he had booked. So they were trying to say that he was a flight risk. So I think that played a part in it as well too. And it was denied by a federal judge. But his Dirk's attorney proposed a $3.3 million bond package to try and get him out of there. So if I know you, I remember you broke down all the ditty stuff or whatever. I didn't even know that courts be like all in it. Well, I knew to a certain extent they'd be in your money and they want to know like where it comes from. How does that work for Dirk? Like, where would this come from for him? So for Dirk, he was going to do two point three million dollars

from the equity of his home. You know, people put up properties. Yeah. Two of the homes that he has in Georgia. And then a million of it was actually going to come from his label Sony Music. But they don't have to do it anymore because it was denied. Now, Dirk's attorney did submit a statement trying to talk about the accomplishments and things that he had done in addition to this. It didn't work. But Dirk's attorney is saying that, you know, Dirk is, they're disappointed, but he's so confident and very optimistic and they're going to keep fighting.

I'm sure they're not going to get a bond for murder. Murder they usually don't give a bond for. That's very difficult. And then you just have like another charge. I saw something and it was like the same one that he got. How is he like he can't even come home It's two murder fire Yeah, well, okay. So let's clarify. It's not two murder fire charges. It's One murder for hire charge. He was mentioned in documents in a recently unsealed indictment for murder for hire But he hasn't officially been charged yet. So the the second one that just happened that just happened yesterday. So that's a good catch It's in relation to his brother.

So remember his brother was shot and killed. D-Thing. Yeah, D-Thing. So basically what they're alleging is that Dirk sanctioned the killing of a guy named Stefan Mack. Stefan Mack is a part of this gang called the Gangster Disciples, and they allegedly have something to do with the killing of Dirk's brother. So because he sanctioned it and they're trying to say that he threw money out or whatever, resourced it, they're trying to get him on that.

But again, he's not actually charged yet. It probably will happen soon. I did reach out to the attorney this morning. They probably like, why is she blowing us up so early? Outreach? Because yesterday I fell asleep, so I couldn't do it yesterday. Okay. I have to work.

But I did reach out because I'm trying to figure out like, you know, what's their plan here in the second one, if he is charged are they even gonna ask for a bond? Yeah, when he always do that little asshole thing I'm like, are we dwindling down? That's gonna be difficult to prove right cuz that's that's hard unless somebody that actual person that actually did the murder said the money came from here yeah that's gonna be very very difficult to prove so we'll see how it happens Only one thing to do now Dirk, tell us what you know about Diddy all right The matter period. How many shots you had this morning, Lauren?

First of all, why you all in our business? Hey, ow! Are you just going to end you about to? You was supposed to ride for the shit! You was supposed to ride for the thing! You don't be under the bus. We know which one of y'all will tell us what you know about Diddy first.

Have you ever been to a Diddy party, Lauren? Have you ever been? Is there something that you want to tell us, Lauren? I told y'all I went, and I don't know nothing about it. Wow! Now you went. You did go. I'm going back out.

I gotta go. Yeah. The tinnitusness is over. Okay. Charlamagne, Donkey today, who you giving that donkey to? I need you to get my X-File music ready. And I need a White House National Security Communications Advisor, John Kirby, to come to the front

of the congregation. We would like to have a word with him. Okay, we are currently being invaded by UFOs and nobody seems to care. We'll discuss. UFOs? We'll discuss. Oh my goodness, here he goes.

Give me a shot now, give me a shot. It's the breakfast of the discuss. Oh my goodness. Here he goes. Give me a shot. Give me a shot. It's the breakfast of the morning. Was Donkey up the day? Man it! Damn, he hard, did he? It's time for Donkey of the Day. I ain't trying to be Donkey today no more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm not making these people do these things. They called Donkey of the Day and it really caught me off guard.

Damn, Solomon. Who got the Donkey of the day and it really caught me off guard. Damn Solomon who got the donkey of the day today? Well Jess Hilarious donkey of the day for Friday December 13th. Oh my good. It's Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th sure is. It goes to White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby. Listen man if I had a tin foil push iced tea mask on, if I had a tin foil push iced tea mask I mask on, if I had a tin foil Poo

Shiesty mask, I'd put it on right now. Do we have the X-Files music? Put my X-Files music on. There's something happening in our country right now that nobody seems to be properly paying attention to. You know, the Black Mothership, which we call the Breakfast Club Studio, we're in New York, but we live in New Jersey. I live in New Jersey. And right now everybody is seeing these drones and I'm putting drones in peripheries. I'm doing my air quotes right now. These drones, okay, not just the little small drones that drop off packages.

These drones that are SUV sized are just flying all over New Jersey. Okay, I saw one myself. I was laying in bed about a week ago and my wife said, what is that? And I said, it's a plane. She said, that don't look like no plane. And I said, it's too big to be a drone it had lights on it and it just flew by this was on or around December 3rd and since then these SUV sized drones have been seen all over New Jersey it was on the front page of

the New York Post yesterday people are online showing videos of them you can see them clear as day yesterday the New Jersey Division of Fire Safety sent out an intelligence bulletin that said if you see one of these downed or landed drones it should not be approached and to contact law enforcement. Now I agree if a SUV sized anything okay falls out of the sky or land somewhere I'm not approaching it because I don't want to deal with whatever is in it but yesterday White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby had the audacity, the unmitigated gall to say that the mysterious SUV-sized drone spotted flying

over Jersey are actually manned aircraft, but we shouldn't be worried about it. I can't make this up. Let's listen. We have no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security or a public safety threat or have a foreign nexus. The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are investigating these sightings and they're working closely with state and local law enforcement to provide resources using numerous detection methods to better understand their origin. Upon review of available imagery,

it appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft that are being operated lawfully. You so extra, Charlemagne. So SUV sized drones are flying over New Jersey and they are manned. People just driving escalating Suburbans over New Jersey and that's okay. We shouldn't even be concerned about it.

We shouldn't be concerned about that because why? They aren't drones, there are people inside of them. Why are we acting like this is totally normal? What has become of us as a people? That SUV sized drones can be flying over us and we don't care. We will get online and believe every conspiracy theory, believe every story presented to us

about a celebrity or anything, but there's a real live conspiracy happening right now and we don't care. SUV sized drones flying over Jersey that are manned and we talking about Remy and Papu's and Clarissa shields Donald Trump speaking of Trump and this is where the common sense purists and me kicks in Okay, I am a conspiracy theorist, but I'm also a common sense purist and I listen to a lot of things first I want to connect some dots here because they are connected Okay, when Donald Trump was on the Joe Rogan podcast

They had a conversation about aliens Not the ones Trump wants to deport. Okay, the ones from other planets. Let's listen There's a lot of interest in it. One of the things that is a lot of interest in the people coming from space You know, yes, and I know you're interested. Oh very interested in that. How much they tell you about that a lot really? Yeah, what they tell you well, it's very interested in that. How much do they tell you about that? A lot. Really? Yeah. What do they tell you? Well, it's never been my thing, I have to be honest.

I have never been a believer. I have people that Area 51 or whatever it is, I think it's the number one tourist attraction in the whole country or something, Area 51 in Las Vegas. Do you know that, right? Sure, I know what it is. So anyway, but it's a big tourist thing. So I interviewed Jet Pilots that say they saw something. And they said, we saw things, sir, that were very strange. Like a round ball, but it wasn't a comet or a meteor.

It was something. And it was going four times faster than an F-22, which is a very fast plant, you know. That's Dot One. That was Donald Trump on Joe Rogan. But there's a man named Cliff High. You should Google Cliff High. He was a researcher known for developing a technique called a technique called predictive linguistics which involves analyzing internet data to predict future events and based off that conversation with President Trump and Joe Rogan he predicted a future event. Let's listen.

But what we do have some justification for suggesting is that there will be 39 days between the temporal marker of the Trump interview and the appearance of this visible contention. The visible contention of space aliens. Okay, so- Go ahead. Sort of very complex kind of Independence Day kind of s***, right? Nobody will know who the hell is doing what with whom. Now, so anyway, now we have a strange thing

where there's swarms of 20 foot drones flying around military bases. So unknown, nobody knows who owns these drones, who's controlling them, at least they're not telling us guys. Now my whole life, one plus one has equaled two. But then I heard Terrence Howard on Joe Rogan and regardless of what he thinks about math, one plus one still equals two. Trump and Rogan had this conversation. Cliff High, who previously predicted the 2004 Indonesian tsunami,

stated that an alien invasion will be triggered 39 days after Trump's appearance on Joe Rogan. Trump's interview took place on October 25, 2004, marking the start of the countdown. We first started seeing these SUV sized drones on December 3. Either we are in the midst of one of the greatest social experiments of all time, one of the greatest pranks of all time, or we being invaded by aliens. Okay, according to Cliffhider, alien invasion will involve air battles between UFOs and military forces with UFOs even engaging in combat among themselves. Listen I don't know what's happening I just know that White House National Security

Communications advisor John Kirby is telling us these SUV sized drones are manned aircraft. It's not one it's not two it's not several it's a lot of them. One of my people's in Jersey sent me a video last night of eight of them over her neighborhood. If this is manned aircraft, then whose mans is this? Okay, who are these men? Are they little and green and why are we okay with what's happening? Kirby, your statement didn't answer any questions. For me, it raised even more because I'm a common sense purist. This is what happens when they keep us looking down at our phones. We are slaves to the lies that our smartphones tell us and it causes us to ignore the realities all around us. You can call people like Cliff Eye crazy. You can call them a conspiracy theorist,

but I don't see it being a coincidence that he predicted an alien invasion would happen 39 days after Trump's appearance on Joe Rogan when he was on there talking about aliens and then all of a sudden flying SUVs all over New Jersey. Why are they just flying over our residential areas? What if they crash into our houses? What's the mission? Is this even lawful? Why wasn't the public informed about these operations ahead of time? Look man, American government is okay to be honest with the American people. Just admit either you don't know what's going on up there or you do and it's not something you want us to know about because all black Twitter gonna do is

make jokes anyway okay the American people not gonna care unless you tell us is the Kardashians and Taylor Swift up there driving one of those SUV sized drones look we can avoid reality but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality I don't know what reality currently is and I don't know what the consequences of avoiding it will be but I just want us to be aware of what our current Reality truly is please give White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby the biggest he how Don't act like that was hard to follow it was simple and plain you scared You just compete the day you die huh?

You should be scared too! No no no no no. I'm scared of people on this earth. I'm more scared of humans than aliens. I feel like you know maybe they come in and help us with groceries. I just want to know, but you say you're afraid of the humans on earth. Who are these? Who are these? We don't know if these are humans. Who are these? What if they are humans and they just flying around? So you don't let the government know who's flying around? That's my point. I just said that. Why didn't they

why didn't they inform us beforehand? But let me ask you a question. What's going to wind up happening is people in Jersey are licensed. They can carry guns now in Jersey, right? They're gonna start shooting at them. Shoot at aliens? I said that when I saw it the other night, but I'm like, now that I know that they SUV size, I gotta get bigger weapons. Hey, shotgun.

I gotta get bigger weapons. They upgraded. I gotta get bigger weapons. Yeah, because if they come right, why can't you shoot them down? Right? Because they own your, well, kind of own your, like, over your property. I'm scared. And you know how I know the government don't know what the hell is going on?

Why wouldn't they inform the people beforehand? They know we got eyes. They think we that locked into our phones that we always constantly looking down. They also know that PAP and Remy got all this going on. They know that the stuff going on with Diddy. So they know that we in the back. The government set this up to keep people off their trail. Yes.

And then why would they say, why would say? Oh don't approach it call the police What the hell the police gonna do that people just like us you're right telling Go ahead. All right Right, you know you got pictures of I might see it. Oh, yeah, and it'd be I've been showed you that it was on the front page of the New York Post yesterday I was it was I was thinking about Remy and Pat yesterday We need some new types of people down here. Anyway, we see what's going on. We got enough aliens It was on the front page of the New York Post yesterday. I was thinking about Remy and Pat yesterday.

We need some new types of people down here anyway. We see what's going on. We got enough aliens. That's why we gotta have the Mass Deportation. Oh my God! Alright, when we come back, Ryan Destiny will be joining us. Ryan Destiny's playing Clarissa Shields in The Fire Inside, which comes out December 25th. We're gonna talk to her next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious Charlamagne Nogai we are the Breakfast Club we got a special guest in the building. Yes indeed. She's been all over the news the last couple of days ladies and gentlemen Clarissa Shields. I'm just kidding. She's actually playing Clarissa Shields in the new film The Fire Inside which comes out Christmas Day. Ladies and gentlemen, we have Ryan Destiny. Welcome. Good morning. How are you? How you feeling? I'm feeling good. How long ago did y'all film The Fire Inside? That was in 2022. Okay. We started to film in 2020 right before the

pandemic, but then we got shut down and then all that. The writer's track is where I was with 2020. So we popped back in 2022. Now, the boxing. I'm sorry. Were you boxing? Were you a boxer or were you training? Did you? So you had to learn boxing. Yes. How difficult was that? Because I've seen the preview.

Yeah. And I'm like, Jesus, you. And when Clarissa was here, she said that was the thing that had to be on point to box. Absolutely. Yeah, it was very nerve wracking. But it was it was a lot, I think, just because I wasn't a boxer or just an athlete in general. Like that wasn't my thing. But I think it was good because I was a little scared and that helped just me go for it even more, you know. And I trained for months with my boxing coach. Did you have to spar? He was like textbook boxing coach.

I sparred a little, but also we had the studio being like, don't hurt her. So it was also just them not wanting me to actually get hurt. But do you think you got hands in real life or just on the street? Everyone keeps asking me that. I really don't know, y'all. I feel like, yeah.

Well, I mean, you Clarissa now, so it's all you and me. Right. Remy Ma might run down on you. You riding me on. You in the right place. Yeah, I mean you clear us announced Everything will just like disappear if I actually have to get into it. Yeah, so I don't know we'll see You know you would run or you you just get in a like I just feel like you go blank Yeah, like you know like it's a role to you. This is not what you want to do. Yeah, yeah. Like if it's on camera for sure, but outside of that, I don't know. I don't do this. Have you ever been in a fight in real life? No, no, never. And that was one of the first things Clarissa asked me.

She was like, have you ever been in a real fight? I'm like, girl, no, absolutely not. That's not me. And that scared her a little bit at first. But after she actually saw it, she cried all the all the things and was really happy. How did you get that? Did you you audition for that? Or they just yeah, oh my god, no. It was an audition process like anything else. And they saw so many people and I knew it was going to be competitive just because the story itself is incredible. And also the people people and I knew it was gonna be mentally, physically or emotionally? Because if you know anything about Clarissa's life, she had a very, very, very rough life. So mentally, physically or emotionally, what was? It was all of it. It was all very, very new and different for me

and just a challenge across the board, which I liked. I wanted that. I wanted something that would push me and do something that I've never done before, have people see me in a different light. That was something that was very important to me. But mentally, I think that was something that I had to really hone down on because having the confidence of an athlete is just a whole nother beast that I don't think a lot of people think

about. And then having the confidence of a boxer is another level. So I just wanted to make sure I could grasp that because she's just superhuman to me. So yeah, all of the things were very, very difficult. Mentally, I think that was probably the most if I had to choose. How was Clarissa during the filming? Because she's very intense.

When she was up here, she talked about how she wanted to be perfect like her life. So how was how was she when you know, was she easy to talk to and say, Well, how was your life during this? Yeah, she was very easy to talk to. And she was a really open book with me, which I appreciated a lot. There's also a documentary about her life. That's incredible. And it was like my notebook, my Bible on set, you know, I referred back to that so many times and it was so helpful because it's just so raw and it's a front row seat into how she is with her family, her friends, with her coach Jason.

And it was so great to pick up on those things because it's one thing to talk to her as she is now and how old she is now. But she was kind of a different person too a little bit at 16, 17, you know. So to have that was something that I definitely went back to and and was really helpful for me. She on satellite No, no, it was also still pandemic times But she was also training I think in that time also in another country So it was it was a lot of things happening, but no she didn't actually go How tough was it to release the the spirit of Clarissa shield?

So to speak not too tough. I think it's still in me a little bit, but you know in a good way You know I think I've walked away from these from this experiment with just a new Confidence in myself that I don't think I had when I entered it You know and I think that I have her to thank for that. You know, she is somebody that really speaks life into you and also speaks life into herself. And I thought that that was something that I needed to have and to take. And I think that that's stayed with me and stuck with me, which I'm really happy about. What is it? Because I know you love music too.

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sense of freedom that I really appreciate and just the creativity that I get to have with both of them and being able to push myself. It's very different. They're in two different worlds in my mind. But I really do appreciate both. So hopefully, if I'm blessed enough to be able to continue to do both, I would I would love to do that So we'll see yeah, cuz you got you got into music cuz of your dad, right? My dad is a singer Yeah, and he started when I was you know, I mean he started way before I was born

But I was in the studio with him when I was a baby and all those things. So he definitely inspired me I don't remember the group he was in and I'm old. I was born in 1978. I don't remember Guess. I don't remember Guess. You gotta look up Guess. They had a song called Shoe B and a good a few good other ones too but you know they didn't like have a big big moment you know so it was also I think he started at Warner Bros and then went to Death Row and that's just a weird transition too. And when I think that was like their first time signing singers, I think that they went to Death Row. Yeah, I think it was right before everything happened with Tupac and Biggie. So it was not the greatest time. Put out R&B music.

Yeah. Yeah. And things kind of went a little left with Suge and everything. But it was a great, great, great group. He's so, so talented. And he's still singing and doing this thing today. So I'm proud of him. And how are you and Keith?

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We're great. Yeah. And we support each other so, so much and what we're doing and, you know, the industry is just crazy. So it's nice to separate the two, you know, so. So it's just a little bump in the road that you're having. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah. Now, because we get scared of stuff like that. We love y'all. And I mean, we isn't like not them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The girls. Yes, yes, yes. People my age. Yeah, yeah the girls. Yes. Yes. Yes my age We have more with Ryan destiny when we come back she's playing Clarissa Shields in the new movie the fire inside We'll talk to us a moment. We come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody is DJ envy

Jess hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. We morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Jesselariah, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Ryan Destiny. She's playing Clarissa Shields in the new movie The Fire Inside. Charlamagne, how much has your life changed over the last five or six years? Though, like, you know, the success you had with Star, like, and everybody wants to start a movie. We'll talk about that in a second.

How much has your life changed over the last five or six years? It's funny, because, I mean, I started the process of the movie five years ago. So it's just been a lot of ebb and flows I think. You know the pandemic has changed the industry a lot and it's changed the way that I have seen myself in it and having to maneuver how I go about things, if that makes sense. So it's definitely something that I've grown from and I'm starting to just realize what's most important and I have to remind myself of that a lot just because I think you can get caught up in just all of the noise and what you should be getting or what you haven't

gotten yet. And so I think I'm just trying to go with my gut and continue to do things that I'm really proud of because with this project is probably the most proud that I've been of something and I really want to continue to feel that way so I'm just letting that sort of guide me more than anything else. Did you hear when Clarissa was up here when she was saying at first she didn't think you were good for the part? Mm-hmm. But then after I guess meeting with you and seeing she was like

Oh, you were the only person that can play that part. Yeah, so how did you feel when you heard to say that? Um, I mean I heard it before you know, she she was very vocal with me when we first started talking She's really pretty, you know, they really know what else could you know come from that and I respected it You know, there's not like there's this big amount of work that I have out there that showcases that side of me This is the first of that so I Understood it and I knew that I was just gonna work work just really really hard on on making sure that I executed it, you know to the best of my ability and hopefully I did

that and her crying solidified that she approved so I think that I'm very very happy with it all now. Was she closed off at first though? Was she closed off like I really don't want her playing it and then she kind of broke down and was like oh she really is dope. I mean maybe to, our director or maybe Barry, I don't know. I don't know who she was, you know, vocal about that really all the way to but she definitely like I

said, she asked me if I could fight and I knew that scared her when I said no. So you asked you that like why she just randomly asked. No, it was fair. You know, this is her life. This is her life story. So I really I understood the caution You know, so I didn't take offense to it, but it definitely put some pressure on me I was like she don't like this. It's gonna be real real awkward So I knew that it was it was important

I don't know you train before y'all started filming like how long did I train before you even turned the camera on? So it was a little split up. I did three or four months the first time and then when we shut down I had to do it all over again for three or four more months. So all in all it was like six, seven months I think in total which I appreciate looking back on because before it felt like everything was crashing down when you know the pandemic happened but I think that time really helped and I went into weight training the second go-around too and it just made me even more sharp I think so it was good for me. Did the delays help or hurt to film? I think it helped. Okay. It helps like in so so many ways even with Brian he came in the second go-around. Brian Tyree Henry, Pimp Boy from Atlanta. Yeah

he's so incredible and I'm just so thankful that he wanted to do this as well and he really was someone that was just amazing to work with and like a brother to me now. So I love him and I think that we really hit it off as soon as we met and I think it shows on the screen, which is really good and yeah, I'm excited for people to see that. Brian, do you feel like you get your just do as a young black woman in entertainment? Because you've been working for a while and you are one of them. Oh, thank you.

You know what I'm saying? So do you ever feel like that, that you get your just do? I mean, I also feel like, you know, I still have so much to do. So it's a little weird. I go back and forth between, you know, wanting people to, I guess,

see me and see the work that I've done, but also I have an understanding of how there's been so many other people, you know, that have worked even longer than me and still haven't gotten there. So it's a little bit back and forth for me, you know, and I just am, I guess, in the headspace of when it's time, it's time when it's your time for people to see you, they will. So I'm hoping with this film in particular, because it speaks to that a lot, I think with Clarissa herself and and not getting her respect and just do and not getting her flowers when she should have back in 2012. So I

think that it's a reflection of that. And I'm hoping that a lot of people and our people do go out to the theaters to see because even after the pandemic, I didn't think I didn't think it would be as possible for me anymore to get a movie out in the theaters, you know, because streaming hit an all time high during that time. And I'm like, Oh, man, you know, that's every actor's dream Yeah to have a movie at the theater. So things like that I definitely I just put into perspective because I know how much of a blessing it is and and I'm just really

Grateful and thankful to be able to even say that the Shalimar you asked about star We get a star movie That in the works? Y'all are gonna be like, I have answers. I really don't know. You know, Lee Daniels is always bringing it up, bringing it up to us and different things that he has going on, but he has so many things going on all the time and I don't know. I really, I wish I had a better answer for everybody, but I don't. Because we not okay with just it ending like that

I get it in very abruptly. I agree. It was very weird. Yeah, so I get it So who plays um papoose in the movie? Oh, you are stupid. Okay, nevermind. I don't even know Honestly, I don't even know what's going on. I just woke up. I just woke up. You better get out of New York faster. You're about 24 hours away. If I can't get to Clarissa, I'm gonna get to you. All we did was wake up too and it was right there. Literally.

And you know what? I'm hoping that a lot of people, because a lot of these blogs and everything have really picked this up, but I really hope they pick up the fact that she has an entire movie about her life. Oh yeah. this is going to fuel that. She's doing the right, I see Clarissa doing the right thing now, because all she's doing is promoting the movie. Okay, period, as she should. And I even hit her this morning and I told her,

I said, don't get distracted. You got a movie coming out on Christmas Day. And a lot of times when you go into that next level, you'll start seeing all of these distractions and the devil start really playing with you in those moments. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I'm glad you texted me to that. My last question, is there more pressure playing a role of an actual person versus playing

a character? Absolutely, especially when they're still alive, you know? It's just like so, so much because then people also have things to compare it to and they're like if you don't get it they're like well she didn't do this and she didn't do that so yeah there's there's a lot more pressure but more than anything I wanted her seal of approval and that that came with a lot of pressure as well you know when it's other people that aren't on the earth anymore they can't really come back and be like you did it wrong. You did it horribly. Right that is so funny. Yeah it's so that's scary so I was definitely I was scared at first for sure

for her to see it because I thought about her every single day on set and so yeah like I said when I when I saw the video there's a video of reaction to it, and she was so happy with the boxing, and so happy with the story, and she literally cries every time she sees it now, and I just, I couldn't ask for more. That's all I wanted. So you're saying the next person biopic that you play gotta be dead.

Yeah, you're hoping. You gotta be dead, you gotta be dead. I mean, they don't have to be. I don't wish that, I don't want that. You just prefer that today. You mess up a line like, woo, I'm glad she dead. Woo. They're like, okay.

Jesus Christ. Well, the fire inside is coming out Christmas day. Make sure you go see it. Well, it's Ryan Destiny. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you the breakfast club EJ envy just hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club. It's time for pastor What's up Nailah? What's up guys? Hey girl, what's up? Big Nailah, very Christmassy today? Yeah, you know, Toulouse is having their holiday party today so I just wanted to be in spirit. Happy Holidays. Yes, and Christmas came early because I don't know if y'all know this but J. Cole released

the early, or not early singles, but singles that would have been on Forrest Hill Drives. And it's like a whole extended thing that he did a part of his audio series, which is really just podcasts. But my favorite song that he released so far from there is called Judgment Day. Hard, hard, that's hard. Yeah. That's hard.

Is he really retiring? Man, I don't know. He said at the last Dreamville Fest that that was gonna be the last Dreamville Fest. So now they're saying that this is going to be the fifth and final Dreamville Fest. But I would wish he don't. I feel like he's the most like relatable everyday man type rap out of like his peer group. Not to me. To me and to a lot of people. I like Kendrick. I like it. Nobody sees. Nobody. Got them running scared. Now they talking about retiring because the boogeyman is out here. First of all, first of all, Cole was talking about retiring before this whole Kendrick

pivotal moment. Second of all, you can like Kendrick and still feel like Cole is more related. So I don't even know why you brought up Kendrick. I don't know why you brought up Kendrick. I'm trying to get this man his flowers. I brought up Kendrick because you said he's the most relatable out of all of them and I said well that is subjective though. I said everyday man. Yeah and that's subjective just because he ride around on a bicycle. First of all. First of all. That's relatable. It's relatable. And there's duality to it because just as he'll ride around in a bike, he'll drive a nice car. We've seen him do both. Okay, but I will say this relatable both him and Kendrick, J. Cole and Kendrick both be walking around the city by themselves riding bikes and doing that stuff.

Doing push-ups in the street. They both on that. Okay, well, J. Cole encouraged me to go to college. He inspired me to chase my dreams. So that is why I feel like he is relatable to me. Are you upset that there's gonna be no more Dreamville festival? Yeah, I'm highly upset. But I mean if this if this is what he wants to do then fine I don't know if I really believe it cuz Jay-Z announced retirement mad times and

Jay-Z has been pushing. I don't like all this quitting Jay Coleman doing recently. Jay-Z quitting the rap battle. He wants to quit Dreamville. Now you talking about quitting rap. I don't like all this quitting Is he gonna inspire you to quit next? What if he's in therapy? True. I don't think Jay Coleman's gonna stop. I don't like all this quitting. Is he gonna inspire you to quit next? What if he's in therapy? True. I don't think J. Cole's gonna stop. He's been doing the work. I don't think he's gonna stop the Dreaming Festival. I think they probably did a five year deal,

he's probably gonna renegotiate, I'm hoping, I'm praying. That's what I hope. Well, yeah, I'm hoping for the best too, but I feel like, you know, as an artist, working in music is the business. So it's like, maybe he got in over his head, similar to the rap battle, and it's like maybe he got in over his head similar to the rap battle and it's like yo I actually don't really care about this

like I want to be I want to be with my family I want to do this I want to do that no it's not about quitting things. What's wrong with you man? What did you say earlier? It was the pivot. You have to pivot. People don't change their pivot. Yeah. Pivoting. So I think there's nothing wrong with that because when it gets to a point in my career where I'm ready to have a family Do xyz best and believe I'm going to pivot I've never been to the dream festival, so I'm coming with you this year, so And I want to go support them man We're gonna be drunk backstage, so I can't wait all right, but I'm gonna keep it in a good rap caliber. So there's this artist coming out of Atlanta named Marco Plus. He was dropping

some Lucy's after he dropped this tape this year. But everybody is really raving about him. Ruben put me on. Smeeno was talking about him so I went and listened for myself. I'm a fan and the song that I'm going to share today is Real Deal Player. Tough. Tough. I feel like you fighting the beat a little bit but yeah. Atlanta. I feel like that's the thing now though to do. The whole point. Yeah. Why? I have no idea. I don't know but that is a thing. I don't know. He snapping though. Yeah he don't sound like he from Atlanta Yeah, and then I'm gonna go with I know I heard you talking about the stupid Dre album

This is the single I guess or Lucy that they put out to promote the project called another part of me He's not like will Smith like will Smith bars a little bit. Whoo Already know I gotta take away all my expectations for this project, and I'm gonna tell you why. I love the West Coast sound so much, and Kendrick has reintroduced the West Coast sound. Kendrick gave us the album we wanted from him, which is like a Kendrick Lamar album with West Coast slaps. So when you hear Dre and Snoop back together,

and they doing an album called Missionary, I'm expecting to hear some West Coast slaps. So I'm sure the music- You wanna hear some disrespectful stuff. Nah, it don't gotta be I'm sure some disrespectful stuff I don't have a disrespectful what's going on what's going on but they're not disrespectful right so for me I want to hear a drain snoop on that energy so I know I got to remove that expectation to really appreciate whatever they're giving us but the samples and the snippets they've been putting out didn't sound like that they

sounded like what we would talk about right now. Really? What's called slaps? Yeah. OK. Well, all right. So make sure you guys follow me on the gram if y'all like those records.

At Naila Simone. That's N-Y-L-A-S-Y-M-O-N-E-E-E-E. I'm going to be at the J. Cole concert on Monday. If you see me, say what's up. You know I'm his biggest fan. So we can nerd out about the music. And yeah. Alright well thank you Nyla.

No problem. Big Nyla. Alright well since Snoop and Dre came out with an album today let's do all west coast music. Let's play some classic Snoop, some classic Dre in the mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody it's DJ, MV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club.

We gotta salute Bossman D-Lo for joining us this morning. Salute to the good brother boss man D Lowe his new album D Lowe curry is out right now that's right and also on Ryan destiny who is playing Clarissa Shields in the fire inside movie that comes out on Christmas please Rem she's just playing Clarissa okay don't see her in down on her. Please shut up. Okay. Ryan is back in LA when she found out that that stuff was going on. He said, no, I'm going to get back. Larissa came to New York. Yeah. Riding around in the car, Pat be rapping in. That's how you know you're going to fight. Jesus Christ. All right. All right. When we come back, we got the positive note. Morning everybody. It's D, J, N, V, Jess,

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Positive note. Positive note, man. I said this earlier during Don Quijote today, but I want to reiterate it. You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality. Have a blessed day. Breakfast club bitches!

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