The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Rocsi Diaz Cohosts, Killer Mike Interview, Do You Prefer Stinky Sex? and More!

Episode Date: June 16, 2023

Today we are joined by our celebrity cohost Rocsi Diaz.  Killer Mike also stops by to discuss his new album 'Michael', grieving, Co-Parenting, 50 Years Of Hip-Hop and more.  Finally, we open up the phone lines to ask our listeners if they enjoy stinky sex.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

Hey y'all, Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history.

Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was Claudette Colvin. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records.

Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorn-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8th, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on.

So join me, won't you? Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning, USA! USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Charlamagne Tha God.

Peace to the planet. It is Friday. And today, our guest host. Who we got? Is our family, Roxy. Roxy Diaz. Good morning. Good morning, Roxy.

Buenos dias. Thank you for having me, fellas. How you feeling this morning? It's been a long time no see. I'm excited to be here. I can't believe it's the first time that I've ever been here. So this. Thank you for having me, fellas. How you feeling this morning? Long time no see. I'm excited to be here. I can't believe it's the first time that I've ever been here. So this is fun. I don't believe that.

This is the first time ever in 13 years? I believe so. I got to go through the archives. I don't believe it. We may have to go through the archives, but I'm almost. No, you was up here. Absolutely. Me Google.

She was definitely up here. I don't remember. I remember you took a picture with all of us. I remember in front of the wall. I don't know. What were you promoting at that time? I can't recall. You took a picture with all of us. I remember in front of the wall. I don't know. What were you promoting at that time? I can't recall. You don't see no pictures, y'all?

No? I'm looking. Oh. If you're looking, that means you're not there. That means you're not there. I'm looking. No? If Johnny knew that I was going to take the pictures, it never happened.

Yeah, you're right. You see? I don't think so. Yeah, I'm almost positive. Oh, wow. I'm pretty positive. You're welcome. Thank you. Nothing? Appreciate it. Love the Thrones, fellas. Love, I'm almost positive. Oh, wow. I'm pretty positive. You're welcome. Thank you.

Nothing? Appreciate it. Love the Thrones, fellas. Love the Thrones. Well deserved. Wow. Well, welcome. Thank you.

I don't see it. Damn, that's crazy. How Roxanne been up here in 13 years? That's crazy. Yikes. Well, that's crazy. It's the first time

for everything. That's right. First time for everything. I ran into Roxanne even at this age. A couple of months ago at a homecoming, right? Yeah.

We were at, was that FAMU? It was at FAMU. It was at FAMU. You was promoting a car show back then. Yeah, and I brought you on stage. You was doing a documentary.

Doing a documentary for the HBCU. It was doing a documentary. Yeah, HBCU documentary trying to get more students to go to HBCUs and teaching them and telling them about HBCUs

and I seen you on the side of the stage. And, and, I didn't know Roxy was a surprise. A surprise. So I had to see my sis on the side. I'm like, oh, Roxy, come up here. You shouted her out. And I ruined the surprise Roxy was a surprise a surprise so I had to see my sis on the side I'm like oh Roxy

come up here you shouted her out and ruined the surprise he ruined the surprise oh my god I was like it wasn't my time yet it was not my turn

to go up stage but it's okay it still was a surprise and it was a really really good time it was shout out to anybody that went to an HBCU

or any of those students that's graduating this year currently a full time student right now at HBCU. Who, you? Yeah. You went back to school? Yeah, I'm at school right now.

Which one? I'm at Bowie State University. Shout out to Bowie State. Oh, really? What you major in there? Yeah, I'm finishing my journalism degree. Actually, you know what? When I started school, I didn't know what I wanted to do.

And then my radio career picked up. And then I dropped out of college. And then I got 106 after that. And then I've been moving ever ever since but it's always been a goal of mine to go back and finish school so I'm finishing my bachelor's and right after that I'm going straight into my master's you're just doing it to do it because you've already been successful in the media yeah but it is yes doing it to doing it but yeah because I don't want just one of my brothers being the only college graduate I want to be able to say that i got that yeah people would say why like you've already accomplished what most people try to get by graduating uh it's a self thing i've always wanted that diploma so you know i've

always wanted and i feel like what i learned i serve more for my fellow classmates as like since i'm in all the broadcasting classes like as somebody else that they can ask besides our professors and the teachers probably no better than them that's difficult yeah they never call on you huh nah but it's a different like i'm more you know you get to online and and stuff like that and i actually sub sometimes for the teaching when the teacher wow so yeah you should get extra credit for that. I do. Oh, okay.

Because trust me, I ain't in class every day. She can't fail, y'all. I think she knows what she's doing. It'd be kind of crazy if you failed one of those classes. That would be wild. This new math ain't math for me right now. The new math is kind of difficult. All right.

Well, Killer Mike will be joining us today. Killer Mike has an album out. The name of the album is Michael. Calling it an album is an understatement. I think it's a classic but i'm also biased as killer mike is in my top five favorite rappers of all time so so we're gonna play uh some some cuts off his album this morning we'll have a great conversation play some music off his album and i'm either tired or still high from the edible last night

i'm not sure maybe a little bit both maybe a little bit of both maybe a little bit we'll figure it out yeah i do because when you hugged me this morning you. Maybe a little bit of both. Maybe a little bit. You're dabbling in edibles. Yeah, I do. Because when you hugged me this morning, you did something a little strange. No, I didn't. Yes, you did. I gave you a hug. No, you did not. Wait, are they like the

go-to-sleep edibles? Are they like the ones that you're supposed to chill out edibles? It's the Mike Tyson ear joints. So Mike Tyson has a line of edibles that

looks like ears that's bitten. Jesus Christ. And I took one last night. I took it because I was sore after working out. So I was like, you know. That's why you feel the way you feel right now. Woke up one last night. Is everything better? I took it because I was sore after working out. So I was like, you know.

That's why you feel the way you feel right now. Woke up like, whoa. No wonder. What's going on? Oh, boy. Are you sore? Not no more. Well, there you go.

Not sore. High maybe, but not sore. All right. Well, when we come back, we got front page news. Cezlin Figueroa will be joining us at Don't Move. It's the Breakfast Club on BET. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host, Roxy Diaz, here. And let's get in some front page news. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, DJ Envy. Good morning, Roxy and Charlamagne Tha God. Peace, Tez. Morning.

Let's jump right into it. Let's talk about this airman who leaked files. Now, he's getting some charges. Yes, he is yesterday a federal grand jury indicted jack tashira a massachusetts air national guardsman who posted dozens of secret intelligence reports and other sensitive documents on a social media server on six counts of retaining transmitting classified national defense information if convicted he will face up to 60 years in prison so looks like we got more folks

running around posting and stealing uh classified information what social media site was he posting on yeah he's accused of taking from computers at an intelligence unit at the cape cod airbase and sharing it with online friends hoping to impress them in group chats on a social media platform popular with gamers called discord so this was all for i don't want to say for the gram because it wasn't on instagram but this was all for social media all about stunting and fronting on social media once again it's got somebody in trouble the crazy thing about uh posting this kind of information is actual and factual information but you probably don't even realize that because there's so much

misinformation that's always posted on these platforms. And it's only going to get worse with the rise of chat GPT and artificial intelligence. Like, wait till next year when the presidential election happens. If y'all thought misinformation ran rampant the past several years, oh, my God. But I heard he was trying to put together a whole movement of anti-government people and really getting young people involved because he was a little bit older so like he was influenced like young 18 year olds 20 years old that were just coming into the military and it was crazy that's why that's why they're going on those sites like discord and they go on those sites like uh rumble because they know that's

young impressionable fresh new voters are exactly those new minds are yep one thing for sure i'm embarrassed i just want to say as an air force veteran i am embarrassed as hell and um this is just ridiculous so all right well let's move on to conor mcgregor yeah 34 year old ufc star conor mcgregor uh who by the way was the highest paid athlete in the world in 2021 has been accused of sexually assaulting and battering a woman last week after game four of the NBA finals in Miami. Now, the demand letter said that McGregor allegedly aggressively kissed a woman, forced her in the restroom and forced her to have oral sex and attempted to sodomize her. The victim's attorney also says that the NBA, Miami Heat security and his security all aided and abetted the assault.

He also some of you may have seen this on kind of trending on Facebook or when I Facebook or social media last week, how he was accused and caused a little stir at game four in a promotional skit that went bad with the Heat mascot, Bernie. While he was promoting a pain relief spray he hit the mascot twice causing the mascot to seek medical treatment after the game oh that mascot done lost his moment now that mascot was supposed to uh be the one pressing charges well he's still he's still gonna sue but the thing with all these venues if you ever been to any of these venues there's cameras everywhere not in the bathroom but there's cameras everywhere so they'll see exactly where that girl went where she snuck in the bathroom so they're able to see all of that in the bathroom

the video is actually out right now yeah the video is out right now and i'll show it to you guys in a So they'll see exactly where that girl went, where she snuck in the bathroom. So they're able to see all of that. It wasn't a sneak in the bathroom. The video is actually out right now. Oh, the video is out? Yeah, the video is out right now. And I'll show it to you guys in a little bit. Oh, there's a video? Oh, yeah, there's a video that he actually picked her out of the crowd and escorted her into what looked like the bathroom area. Yikes. Jesus.

So escorted like forced or like she walked in? What's your perception of? It didn't. I want y'all to look at the video and see. But to me, it didn't look forced.'all to look at the video and see but to me it didn't look for us it looked like she got chose out of the crowd but that doesn't say that whatever happened was in the bathroom was conceptual i'm definitely not saying that but there is video of him picking her out of the crowd and escorting her to oh see i didn't know

the video because i was about to say it's just an allegation or accusation at the moment i thought there's nothing to talk about but there's a video yeah well you can't allege that when when there's cameras everywhere in the venues everybody in the audience like like you know camera phones up taking pictures of everything there was like a huge crowd mob crowd around him at that time and he was able to pick that one girl out like what roxy said you don't know what happened in the bathroom right yeah just because you got chosen i mean you consent right yeah and um just as another point in 2018 uh he was also accused of raping a woman uh in a hotel penthouse again accused uh but those charges look like they that didn't really go anywhere uh as well and then in 2019 he was uh fined uh for punching a man in a pub so all right

those charges were later dropped as well wow well that is front page news tez we'll man in a pub. So, those charges were later dropped as well. Well, that is front page news. Tez, we'll see you in a couple of minutes. Absolutely. Alright, everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Maybe you're having a great weekend. You're going to do something amazing this weekend. Or maybe you just want to say that you're

blessed. Whatever it may be. 800-585-1051. Our guest co-host roxy diaz is here it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club this is your time to get it off your chest 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this hi man this man. This is Trey, man. What's going on, DJ? Trey, what's up?

Get it off your chest. Hey, man. Look, first of all, I want to say, man, you're doing a great shit with the car, with the car show and everything. I'm a car enthusiast myself. I build cars every year. I wanted to make it to the one in Houston, but I couldn't make it this year. What kind of cars you build?

Well, I build old school. Most of the time, it's G-Bodies, Mal know, Malibu, Monte Carlo, Grand Isle. I'm looking for a 70 Chevelle convertible. You got something? I ain't got nothing like that. My pops got a 68 Chevelle he's supposed to give me when he... Well, don't back on that one right here. My pops have one.

He said decide to leave us. Like, we got a choice. I'm going to die today. Jesus Christ. What's up to Charlamagne, man? got a choice. I'm going to die today. Jesus Christ. What's up to Charlotte May, man? I wanted to make it to your Black Effects podcast. My girl actually does a podcast called Bitching When It Got Dumb. She's a parenting coach, a very intentional parent.

So y'all should follow her. She should be on the show one day, man. Her name on Instagram is destinywithai.an. Destiny with a I, not an? Yeah. Destiny with a I, not an? Yeah. Destiny with a I, not an. She got like 400-some thousand followers. She got a podcast.

She got 1.5 million on TikTok. She did a TEDx talk this year. Okay. She got the number one selling parenting book on Amazon. I love it. She's a good girl. Man, she cooking. Sleuth to her, man.

Yeah, absolutely. Hope she don't leave you. Yeah. She got a show. She got a show on LSU, man. Yeah, absolutely. Hope she don't leave you. Yeah. She got a show. She got a show on LSU, man. They had an article on her at Estes Magazine. Oh, that's dope.

I love the promotion that you are giving your lady. That's all. I'm looking for this. Man, listen. Listen, she amazing. She okay. All right.

Well, that's all you got for us today? Nigga's phone went out. Damn, we love you. That's hilarious, man. Oh, there you go. And he couldn't make it. What'd you say? She was hurt by it because she broke her foot the day before. Oh, there you go. And he couldn't make it. What did you say? She was hurt by it.

He couldn't make it. She was hurt by it because she broke her foot the day before. Oh, are we doing it again next year? Black Effect Podcast Festival will be an annual event. We'll be back in Atlanta next year, will we? Oh, definitely, definitely. Yes, sir. But what I wanted to get off my chest was, man,

I've been winning the call to talk to y'all about people going to college. And they spend all this money in college. I'm a crane operator in Savannah, Georgia at the port. And they paid me 70 grand for 10 months to train. So I did my training. They paid me to train. Right. And then now you're going to make six figures.

You got guys that work with me that have been there for five years that make $200,000 a year and hold no student debt. Yeah, I mean, college isn't for everybody. But, you know, like I said, I enjoy my time in college. And I feel like if I didn't necessarily go to Hampton University, I don't think I would be as well-rounded and got me to the position that I was on radio if I didn't take that step. So, for me, I think it was worth it. Yeah, for some people, it's worth it, but a lot of kids, they don't know what they want to do, and they go and they end up through the debt. I think that's a real big ripoff. Because I originally became a boom crane operator while I traveled around.

It cost me $10,000 to go to school for three weeks. Wow. All right, brother. Well, thank you. Yeah, I made 90 grand my first year. I respect that. I think everybody should go out there and learn to trade, man. I think trades are great, too.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement

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Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q. Ward. Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. allies. Think of it as a black show for non-black people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. Exactly. Whether you're black, Asian, white, Latinx, indigenous, LGBTQIA+, you name it. If you stand with us, then we stand with you. Let's discuss the stories and conduct the interviews that will help us create a more empathetic, accountable, and equitable America. You are all our brothers and sisters, and we're inviting you to join us for Civic Cipher each and every Saturday with myself, Ramses Jha, Q Ward, and some of the greatest minds in America. Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, y'all? This is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records.

It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey y'all, Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus

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We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club Hello, who's this? Yo, what up, what up, DJ Envy? What up, brother, get it off your chest It's Ethan Brooklyn Charlamagne, Roxy, what's up? Peace, King Hey, I wanted to talk about that Conor McGregor situation

My thing is like like, I personally think, like, a lot of females out here be looking for a come-up some kind of way. You know, because if you look at the situation, this man walked up to you in a crowd, picked you up, and brought you in the bathroom. What you think he was bringing you in the bathroom for? It doesn't matter if it doesn't matter that doesn't mean that you have the right to go ahead and just forcefully put yourself on on a woman that doesn't give you the right because you choose and yeah okay you in a crowded crowd and you bring them back yeah of course you you know you you getting this one opportunity to be close and personal with someone but that doesn't give you the right to sodomize and rape a woman

at the end of the day as what they're speculating. Well, you don't know if he did it or not. She could have consented to what they're still calling rape. Nah, nah, nah, nah.

I can't agree. She could have consented to what they're still calling rape. It's the same thing as what happened with Mike Tyson when he got convicted

for a rape charge. What you think he was bringing? He's bringing a woman up to a hotel three o'clock in the morning for well see this the thing it doesn't matter if you go up there and you feel uncomfortable and you don't want to do anything you have the right to say nah this is not what i want to do and nobody

has any right to be to force any woman you can change your mind at any given moment she might have went in that bathroom thought she was getting a picture and an autograph and then he when he tried something she said no he might have tried something and she said no either way either way I think what Roxy is saying is true you know what I'm saying just because you get chose don't mean that

you consent but even more man Conor McGregor's a married man you know with a pregnant wife at home right now how about that yeah but we also don't know

their situation they might have an open relationship we don't know but we don't know what happened in that bathroom you must be having an open relationship

if you just pick a woman out of a crowd and go like this. Right. Hello, who's this? DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. Good morning. OG Rob.

What up, OG? Oh, Lord have mercy, OG Rob. OG Rob, you calling up here to try to avenge that loss you took to Carlos Miller last week? OG was spitting, man. I wasn't calling out of love, but you know I still got to keep the tradition going, baby. You had some bars when you said I'm stepping out to Tesla with the velour on. What'd you say?

Something like that. Yeah, yeah, the velour. The velour suit. An all-white matching a Tesla, yeah. Nah, you had some bars. I'm not going front. Yeah, appreciate y'all. Appreciate that. But listen, man, it's Friday. Y'all know what it is, baby. It's bar time. Okay, spit some balls for us, OG. All right, check it out.

I said a brand ambassador for real MCs. There's only a few left. Conducted by the street committee in front of projects, this platform is different. So what I'm spitting on this flame is 4K, the BET from Brooklyn to Broadway. Don't roll the dice, catching the truth from a surgeon in the booth. How you want it, dog?

Close cast With all the proper soup This is what I do For land and the state For Cartier diamonds Chokers for space It's blue in the face I'm smooth with it

There's something You gotta be born for Hit the button Just to close the door I'm stacking a lot more Always had that hustle in me For master Tennessee Just turn into a verbal assassin

Morph's identity You heard? Okay, alright, alright I got some bars OG Rob Let's do it For master Tennessee just turned into a verbal assassin morphed identity. You heard? Okay. All right. All right. I got some bars, OG Rob. Let's do it.

Like the number 23 in the red and black. Roxy, Miss 106 in park is back. I do it like no other and attract Charlamagne like the Ringling Brothers. I'm a married man. I wish Envy would understand. I only got eyes for my wife And not his beige hand Okay Damn

OG Rob We appreciate you brother Yo appreciate y'all too buzz Have a good weekend Y'all the best Appreciate it Get it off your chest 800-585-1051

Now when we come back Roxy got your rumor report. Roxy, give us a little tease. What are we going to be talking about? A little bit more updates on Young Dolph's murder and somebody found shot and dead. Damn it, man.

All right. Well, happy Friday. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. Yeah, for me. I wish I was a singer. I wish I was a singer so bad. Morning, everybody. Happy Friday.

I wish I was a singer. I wish I was a singer so bad. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have our guest co-host, Roxy. And let's get to the rumors. This is the rumor report.

I am Roxy Diaz. Tell us, tell us, baby. What, what, what, what, what, what you want to know. Just to bring the realness and the truth to the story. Listen up. Listen up. On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me.

Shout out to the producers for doing that. Tell her. Tell her. Tell her. That was dope, T. Thank you so much. Tell her I made it. I love that. All right.

So the person of interest in Young Dolph's murder was found dead. So CEO TZ was what they called him. But his government name was Joshua Taylor. He was found dead in Memphis shortly after being named a person of interest in the murder of Young Dolph. Now, the reports are saying that the police, they got a call about a man down on Wednesday around 1 p.m. But it's been confirmed that he was actually killed the night before. Unfortunately, he was killed so quickly after being named as a person of interest in the case that the police

did not even get an opportunity to question him or interview. So he was just named the person of interest. There was no nothing to his name. We don't even know why he was named the person of interest, but everybody is speculating that the streets took it to the streets and memphis

or memphis is basically seeking justice for themselves on young golf's murder the streets always know but i thought they maybe i'm confused but i thought they had arrested the two the two i think this was somebody new that they said was a person of interest but one thing you know i did the car show memphis with uh pre and dole's estate and you know seeing so many people pull up just to see that doff museum you see how much they love doff like memphis loves doff and they're really still hurting still bleeding and still upset about the loss of doff so they're still healing so shout to everybody out in in memphis man right all right that was that one young miami confirms that she would have a baby with diddy it's really that was a. No, it wasn't. It went from death

to life. Yeah, death to life. Well, there you go. Well, after Agbad's summer, you never know what could happen. You're definitely getting pregnant after Agbad's summer. I'm telling you that right now. They asked you on Miami on Twitter, said, if you got pregnant by Diddy, would you keep it? And she said, yeah. I mean, yeah. I think most people who got

pregnant by Diddy would keep it, right, Charlamagne? You'd keep it. What does that mean? I don't like the way you worded it. Come on now. I love this whole Diddy, Young Miami, whole vibe movement. They both seem happy. They give me life.

As long as we've known Puff, I've never seen him like this. And it just looks like he's enjoying himself and enjoying the relationship so much they both seem they seem very happy they seem like they're having a great time and you know if she's happy he's happy who's the judge all i know is after act bad summer you're gonna have to sit your ass down for nine months more than like somebody throughout the fall and winter i don't think they're gonna get to a whole something i'm talking about the person that gets pregnant oh okay i don't know Rihanna definitely made pregnancies fly now so I feel like

pregnancies are definitely not the same as what they used to be so a young Miami would be baby mama what number what number would

she be I don't know I lost count oh I think five five I think five I don't remember

I think five yeah okay well BET Awards coming up you already know everybody's talking about it Sunday June 25th and it's a big year is's talking about it. Sunday, June 25th.

And it's a big year. Is everybody talking about it, Roxy? I don't know. Dance all of it. Let me just ask you. As soon as you said dance all of it, I mean, like, yikes. Can I please, you know, put a little sugar on my old workplace? Okay.

Anyway, it's 50 years of hip hop. Jesus. It is. Who's performing? Let's see. And we got 69 Boys. Oh. No, that's fire. No, listen. No, wait. Drop point of clue. Are you serious? It's 50 years of hip hop Jesus It is Who's performing? We got 69 Boys Oh That's fire

No listen Drop on a clue Are you serious? I'm here for the 69 Boys Drop on a clue For the 69 Boys 69 was Whoop

Whoop that is I was confused Whoop There it is There it is What else we got Roxy? Big Daddy Kane will be showing up Oh okay

They're Ying Yang Twins Ying Yang Twins Do you want to read this is it my room i'm sorry i'm only here one time dropping a food bomb for roxy damn it you need to get suave a mente she got a little spicy on me you know what anyway e40 fat joe ja rule kid and play mc light percy i love that they put percy master p miller we don't call him p no more did he change his whole situation too? He grown. Okay. He grown, grown. Alright. Ying Yang Twins

like you already mentioned. Warren G who I'm also excited to see. Yo-Yo and Uncle Luke. I love this and I'm going to tell you why. We just had this conversation a little while ago. The BET Awards this year for the 50th year of hip-hop should have been all about hip-hop.

It should have been centered around hip-hop. If you had it centered around hip-hop you wouldn't have to worry about the writer's strike and everybody else because it would have been all about just the musical artists and the hip-hop artists like the whole award show should have been hosted by an og hip-hop artist the whole thing should have been a celebration of hip-hop and i know they probably got to beat the hip-hop awards so they didn't want to clash but this is the year to clash absolutely ll koo jay would have been an amazing host everybody whoever is 50 years ago could have been another amazing host he did a great job last time and what i love about this moment right now for hip-hop and unless

you've been like under a rock or something like that you don't know what's going on the celebration of 50 years of hip-hop has been giving so many hip-hop artists right now old school and new school so much work. Everybody's out on tour. Everybody's getting interviewed. Charlamagne, you just did Soul of a Nation for ABC, which is going to be airing this Monday. Exactly, produced by Angie Martinez.

Angie Martinez. Can I get it? Oh, jeez. Yes. Goodness gracious. You know what? Give me the Palo Santo. Give me the Palo Santo Give me the Palo Santo

Yes I'm gonna get it Is that the same one That Janelle had Yes Okay this is the thing Cause lord Alright yeah But Celebration of Hip Hop

Is gonna be amazing 50 years And yeah Shout out to Angie Martinez And Soul of a Nation Shameless plug for me And my ABC family And that's gonna be

Airing on Monday They could've had Angie Martinez Hosting the BET Awards They could've But Celebration of Hip Hop 50 years of Hip Hop Yes I'm just saying That would've been amazing They could've had Angie Martinez Hosting the BET award They could've For a celebration of hip hop 50 years of hip hop Yes

I'm just saying That would've been amazing They could've had Puffy Acting bad up there For 50 years of hip hop Well he was up there last year And then he went in the award Or something

Yeah that would've been He would've been a great host Angie's doing something Well let me see if that Announced what Angie's doing Oh so here Now you're gonna step on Angie too I'm not

I'm just saying Same way you've been Stepping on Roxy No you've been Stepping on Roxy Oh it's something against the Latino women. Is that what it is? I just don't want to, you know.

Oh, you're texting to make sure. No, I'm just pulling it up on the site. What are you talking about? I don't want to say it yet until I see. And I don't see her name. So, all right. She didn't announce it. Shout out to BET.

And we'll be seeing them in two weeks. Okay. Happening. All right. And that's your rumor report. All right. And salute to Angie Martinez Okay. Happening. All right. And that's your rumor report. All right. And salute to Angie Martinez too. Yes.

All right. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. Teslin Figaro will be joining us. We'll break down what's going on in the news and then Killer Mike will be here. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET.

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Now let's get into some front page news. Our guest co-host Roxy Diaz is here. And Teslin Figueroa, welcome back. Yes, good morning, DJ Envy. Roxy got it spicy hot in here today. And Charlamagne Tha God. Peace, Tez. Now let's go right into it.

Detroit area city bans LGBTQ pride flags on public property. What's that about? A Detroit area community has banned LGBTQ flags from publicly owned flagpoles after a tense meeting that raised questions about discrimination, religion, and the city's reputation for welcoming newcomers. Some members of the All Muslim Council said that the pride flag clashes with the beliefs of some members of their faith, but businesses and residents are not prohibited from displaying a pride flag on their own property. Now, council members also said that we want to respect the religious rights of our citizens you guys are welcome but why do you have to have a flag shown on government property in order to be represented you are already represented we already know you are here now in protest a woman speaking during the public comment portion kissed the woman standing next

to her the council voted to display only five flags, including the legislation to say this is not what we want on public property. But people can still do it. You know, but government property is saying they had to make get a vote to say what flags that we want to display on government property. So, yes, a city which you would call a city council. You can call it legislation, but city council rule ordinance or, you know, some type of rule that they put in place. So just public property. So you can put it on your own property but anything but nothing public basically yes businesses can still put it out but they had to decide hey what flags are we going to put on

government-owned property and so we're going to go with these five and we're not going to include the lgbt flag obviously they wanted to include the flag to say why not include it you know with all the other flags to show that the city's diverse and and they said no. Well, that's their right. I just wonder if they do that with other flags. Like, will they do that with, like, police live matter flags? Or will they do that with black live matter flags, you know? Mm-hmm. Well, obviously, that's not one of the flags that they're considering.

Not one of the five, again. But when you talk about a city that is heavy, you know, Muslim faith, they believe that this is, you know is something that goes against their beliefs. Let's talk about 42% of CEOs say AI could destroy humanity in 5-10 years. 42% of CEOs surveyed at the Yale CEO Summit this week says that AI has the potential to destroy humanity 5-10 years from now. The survey included responses from 119 CEOs

from a cross-section of businesses. These CEOs included Walmart CEO Coca-Cola, the leaders of IT companies like Xerox and Zoom, as well as CEOs from pharmaceutical, media, and manufacturing industry. The business leaders displayed a sharp divide over just how dangerous AI is. 34% of CEOs said AI could potentially destroy humanity in 10 years. 8% said it could happen in five years. 58% said that nothing will ever happen and they are not worried. So big divide on that. I've been saying that for months and I don't understand how we don't see this coming. The biggest issue in this society right now is misinformation and the lines between reality and fantasy

are already blurred. But with the rise of AI, they're going to be obliterated all together. We're not even going to know what's real and what's not. At all. Yeah, but how do you decide

what's good, what will work and what will not work, right? Well, I'll tell you what don't work is the AI app I downloaded from my school because it was giving me

the wrong answer. That's cheating. Shut up. I wasn't cheating. It wrong answer. That's cheating. Shut up. I wasn't cheating. It was homework. That is cheating. I was trying to get help on my homework. I did not say it was a test and I did not say it was a quiz. I was trying to get some help

on some math. I told you the math wasn't mathing for me. I took a picture, used AI, inputted it in the computer, and it was wrong answer. That's been happening. I'm done with AI. You heard the story the lawyer who uh tried to do a wrong case none of the case none of the cases they gave him ever existed that he tried to say but on those angles yes but when you talk about ai like the fact that you know easy pass like that that would be considered ai so how do you use ai and how do you not use ai man i don't know about that I know about if, imagine somebody puts me on the phone with Roxy

and it's you talking crazy about both of us. Well, they're already doing that. And then you walk into the studio after hearing that call, but that wasn't even your voice. They're already doing that. They're already using people's voice and using the technology

to be able to manipulate voices and you think that it's somebody else totally talking to you and it's not. I mean, we've seen it. I was on the show, Alter Ego, where they were using the ai and that avatar technology just to be able to manipulate performances and and what you see like it has its good and bad things but when i think in the industry standpoint i know that we're all shaking and scared because we're like this is really going to change lives and take jobs away like absolutely so it's yeah not a good thing what is it going to do in the surrogate yes what is it going to change lives and take jobs away. Absolutely. It's, yeah, not a good thing.

What is it going to do to us? We're living in a surrogate. Yes. What is it going to do to us emotionally and mentally when we don't even know what the truth is? Like, imagine the anxiety that's going to be in your body every day because you don't know what's real and what's not. Correct?

Nah. Yeah. But then, you know, there's some pros to it. Like we talked about on yesterday with helping with breast cancer research. Correct. And so, you know, just keeping some pros to it. Like we talked about on yesterday with helping with breast cancer research. So, you know, just keeping people aware. I think it's important we keep these conversations going where we address the pros and the cons. And, you know, just continue to filter through this because it's obviously not going anywhere.

It's so weird to me that we live in a society where all of these CEOs can say this could destroy humanity. Or, you know, like this is a threat to our society. But we're willing to take the risk. But is this is a threat to our society but we're willing to take the risk but human curiosity it's never gonna stop like human we're always as human beings we're always gonna try to push the envelope and see how far we can go there's all even though we know it's wrong for humanity we're still gonna see how far we just to say we create it now let's go lock it up back in a little in a case and nobody touch it but then somebody's always gonna end up it's a tough one because like she said like tez little in a case and nobody touch it. But then somebody is always going to end up. It's a tough one.

Like she said, like Tez just said, you know, like, you know, it's helping with breast cancer. I mean, I'm sure it'd be more accurate when it comes to doing, you know, procedures on people. Even when you got the police dog, which is a form of AI that, you know, there's a bomb or something like that. We don't know if none of this stuff is going to work though. I'd rather send in a police dog to

check to see if it's a bomb than a regular human being that gets blown up, though. Until that police dog bites your ass just because you black, because that's how it's been programmed. The robo-police dog or the regular dog? Oh, okay. She said the regular police dog. I just want to bring up this point. They did say that there was some similar concerns with Y2K.

You remember how everybody was saying, you know, everything's going to shut down Y2K. And, you know, a lot of these CEOs had concerns and then it turned out not to be true. I don't even know what Y2K was, though. This is not Apple's Apple because it's two totally different things. I remember Y2K, but was it a form of technology? What was Y2K? They didn't know if the two of the thousand

would roll over after the 19. And it was literally just that glitch. Yeah, that's not a program, no. Like, ChatGPT is a program. Artificial intelligence is a program people can use and download to their phones. Yeah, but Y2K was more of, it was more so because of the banking system

because they were afraid that, like, freezing of assets and people weren't going to be able to be able to allocate their funds and have access to things. And not everything, you just got to remember anything that has a date was going to go haywire. Like, because they didn't know if it was gonna be able

to roll over or not the fact that we're older y'all remember that charlotte and everybody talked about 1999 you got 21 year old talking about what was that i remember it but i don't remember it being a program i don't remember it being like something tangible well it's all well it's all tech it's connected to technology you know this is certainly not apples to apples it's obviously been advanced and they weren't talking about it like this they weren't saying it's gonna be the end of society and humanity as we know it they weren't talking about y2k like that we didn't have social media like this so all right if i told you that there's a 42 chance you walk in that room you're gonna die you're not going in that room you're not going in that room depends what's in that room i was

about to say everyone go in that room my kids and family in that room going in that room. Depends what's in that room. I was about to say, everyone go in that room. My kids and family in that room going in that room. All right. Well, that is Front Page News. Make sure you subscribe to Tezla Figaro's podcast, The Scraped Shot, No Chaser Podcast on the Black Effect

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on all social media platforms. Now, when we come back, Killer Mike will be joining us. He has an album out today. It's called Michael. We're going to kick it with Killer Mike when we come back, Killer Mike will be joining us. He has an album out today. It's called Michael, and we're going to kick it with Killer Mike when we come back. So don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. There was an article that came out that said for the first time in 30 years, no hip-hop single or album has went number one this year. And when I think of the brilliance of this project that you are putting into the ecosystem called Michael.

It's out today, by the way. It's out right now. I've heard it. I think it's a classic. I want everybody to make their own decisions. But when I think of the brilliance of this project, when the album is as special as Michael, how do you promote and market it?

Well, it's more than a classic. It's a generational statement. I would have settled with a classic a few years ago. I would have been happy to say, oh, that should have got five mics. It would have felt good to say this is a classic album. But I gave you a classic album 11 years ago with rap music. So if I'm going to come back after 11 years, I had to make a generational statement. If you know me, you've known parts of this album and there's parts you've just never known.

So for me, you're a black man, working class man in America, somebody who's come up under the last 50 years of the hip-hop generation we got pain and trauma and talked about stories of glory untold we have a view of a world perspective that the world desperately needs to see and i gave it to you on this record it is one of the absolute best rap rap albums ever created you're being very intimate on this album like you're opening up i am you letting everybody see your soul i am the therapy and the dj envy advice man you know i gotta you know shouts out to therapy too i got to give you and shanti dawes credit for that you know that the silence the shame that when you and yeah man you get the talking i'm doing something with shanti today man yeah man shouts out to shanti you guys

don't know shanti dawes is a music industry executive she left out with some depression and mourning and then came back stronger than ever helping other people deal with their soul support shanti's organization you know i mean i'm aggravating them don't let the devil was a great little uh yeah it was a little appetizer like damn yeah man what was that record what was that was that all around the jewels record is that specific no no no no it's all these records were made for michael like me and cuz lightyear shouts out to cuz in the building like cuz put his own career Was that an over on the Jewels record? Was that specifically for Michael? No, no, no, no, no. All these records were made for Michael. Like, me and Cuz Lightyear, shouts out to Cuz in the building,

like, Cuz put his own career on hold. He said, I'm going to pause and we just going to do Michael. I'm just like, whoa, you know? And we were determined from day one that people understood that Michael is an origin story to a superhero. Killer Mike's a superhero.

A nine-year-old kid made up Killer Mike in his head. Just like, you know, just like Charlamagne the God said, DJ Envy, we project our strengths. You know what I mean? And this nine-year-old kid,

this nine-year-old kid created this superhero character, you know, essentially that became Killer Mike and he can't lose. He not gonna lose on the track. He not gonna, and that's part of my,

some people might have skated over, they didn't notice, but the superhero is a real human being back there. So Michael got a chance to sit next to Jamie and learn. You know what I'm saying? And in that learning, take that and say, okay, well, this is going to be the origin story.

Run the Jewels is the X-Men. We the uncounted X-Men. We got different characters coming in. Zach De La Roca, rest in peace. Yikes the boo. Josh Hymie, you know, 2 Chainz, big boy. But aside from the X-Men, the Wolverine was Logan before, and I needed people to see that.

So, you know, I wanted people to understand that the Run the Jews universe is even bigger and inclusive of Michael. So what me and L have done and what the discipline has given me has grown me up. So I don't think I could have done this without the last decade of discipline, of understanding what the hard work takes. And I don't think I could have done it without the love and friendship with L because it showed me that who you are is already good enough rap wise you just got to figure out how to tailor your suit so you know shouts out to Ellen and the

fan let's keep aggravating so we can get that RTJ 5 movie and on an album why no idea this album also feels so dungeon family yeah rico love silo 103 000 you can throw you what he had a character and ray murray i gotta give ray murray a lot of credit ray was in the studio with us a lot and he wasn't pressing to get beats on there but just saying he really held a standard you got to stay true to the south you got it you it got to be as cohesive as the chronic it got to be as southern as the height of southern music you know what i'm saying and i know we've accomplished that goal and more so you know ray i got to give him that with dion no dion the thing about executive production is not about you going and saying hey i got the sound for you it's about what dion was

it was almost like luke skywalker and yoda i'm here and I'm expecting him to tell me what to do. And what the process was, was him seeing a more disciplined Michael in the studio and showing Michael and cuz and the team. This is the way you get to who you are. He taught me how to make a Michael record, how to kill a Mike record. And you learn your instructor don't just give you anything. He sees where you go and he helps guide you like that. He really has a seafood-like quality about him. And he's been my friend now for 20 years.

Wow. And I've been talking about doing it 20 years, and procrastination is the enemy, and I'm glad I defeated that enemy. I spent a lot of money. We went through like five mixers on this record. I cared about this record. I ended up spending half a million dollars. I ain't even telling you.

Damn. Yeah. Just the mixing and mastering no just in terms of putting that whole album together you know i mean i at some point i just bleaked out after quarter million dollars got spent i just bleaked out i was just like i got we gotta see it all the way it's the first time shay hearing about this no i told no i told i got it straight y'all i got it straight i got it straight shay thought I had another family in Bolivia. She was like, you know what I mean? She was like, you want a quarter million dollars? That's a lot of money for this day and age.

Yeah, I didn't buy a demon, though, like I wanted to. But you invested in your career. Yeah, for people who know the story, I was going to spend a quarter million dollars on a car. She was like, nah, we're going to buy this. We're going to buy this building. But I spent it on the album. And I'm proud. You know what I mean? It was on the car, and she was like, nah, we're going to buy this. We're going to buy this building. But, you know, I spent it on the album. And I'm proud. You know what I mean?

It was worth the gamble. Ultimately, you know, I still got to pay that money back to the war chest. Right. You know? Andre 3000. Stacks. Now talk about getting stacks on the project. Scientists and engineers.

Yeah, scientists and engineers, man. We was in Atlanta, and then we realized we hit our ceiling. Like, I'm at home. I'm making a record inspired by home. But I'm too at home. And then we realized we hit our ceiling like I'm at home I'm making a record inspired by home but I'm too at home and then we got to LA I called Stax when I get out there no expectations and I'm like Stax like I want you to hear something and I play it for him and I just want his opinion he said kill hard man he say man you mind if I call Matt tomorrow and bring you something I'm like dude I mind you talking about. You Dre 3000.

Man, but he came with two records. One, when he was singing, it was a beautiful record. He ended up taking that one back because he wants to use it for something. And then he had the scientists and engineers verse, which as a rapper, you look for other rappers to get you excited about rapping. It's a spirit of competition. It's a shared. It's a fraternity. It's like DJing.

You know, no matter how big DJ MV is, it's somewhere. He's going to see a 15-year-old kid that's just got it. And he's going fraternity. It's like DJing. You know, no matter how big DJ Envy is, it's somewhere he's going to see a 15-year-old kid that's just got it. And he's going to jump on the tables with that kid. You know what I mean? Man, but I was just like, okay, this it. And I'm listening to it like he mastered pattern. It's crazy. So him and James Blake, I think, produced that part.

He reaches out to future. And Barrel Oak reaches out to future. We get future on it. It becomes, it flowers. It opens opens up no id does that part so the first half is j i mean the third is um dre and james blake in the next one no id produces on the future you got future on the no idb and then dj paul comes back in and goes under my soul man it just now at this point it's just pornography it's just it's just a wet dream of your hip-hop fantasy it's like man it goes crazy and the next thing you know we got that and then erin when she put

her voice on it it just man it just it's like it got hard like cook crack it was that and um i remember at first it was just a super duper dope rap record and that's what i tell the story of stats like man i think we just got a dope rap record I'm just saying and I sit them with air with the foot. I want to live forever to me that arm That resonated with Dre in my opinion because artistically he references feeling like time is running out He references getting older He references getting his second win when he's 80 her and what she said that I want to live forever Artists how you live forever. You never die.

That's right. Basquiat is alive. Warhol is alive. Henriosa Wartana is alive. Ernie Burns is alive. That's what I am as an artist. And I think that people

never really saw that. They saw I'm a rapper. Oh, you rap good. They saw he's intelligent. But I'm an artist at my core. I'm just a nine-year-old kid. But I just, I'm a fan

and I didn't want to die without having made my mark artistic. Let's go into this record. We'll come right back. It's a perfect example. Letold kid. But I'm a fan, and I didn't want to die without having made my mark artistically. Let's go into this record. We're coming back. The Scientist and Engineer. It's a perfect example. Let's get right into this record right now. Killer Mike is here.

His album's out today. It's Michael, and this is Scientist and Engineer at the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Killer Mike, his album is out today. Right now, you can pick it up, Michael. It's a classic. I want to go back to Andre D. Diver. It's a generational statement.

Generational statement. I love that. Classic is Andre D. Dyer. It's a generational statement. Generational statement. I love that. Classic is damn near cliche right now. I don't even think this generation knows what classics are anymore. They've got a few, though. They do today. I believe they have a few. They've got a few.

They use that term a lot. Or goat. They use both those terms. Yeah, I'm a wolf. I'd rather eat the goats than have them by the throat. I want to go back to Andre D. Dyer. Y'all have such a special relationship. Yes, my guy.

And clearly, you inspire Dre musically. We heard scientists and engineers. Tell me if I'm speaking out of turn. Killer Mike played me a record one time, man.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. With him and Andre. I'm not even joking when I, this is one of the greatest hip hop records, just musical records I've ever heard

in my life. Hey, man. I'm talking about, it's, I can't I've ever heard in my life. Amen. I'm talking about, it's, I can't even describe it. It's phenomenal. Yeah. I can't even describe

what y'all doing on this record. And it's like 11 minutes long. I thought it was 16. Yeah. What's crazy is that's the record

he sent me after he took the other one. He was like, well, let's just try this. He sent it and we went. So, there is another Killer Mike and Dre feature. My God. And all got to do is make this album go number one and

make the guys over there from the label really really happy and i'll be right back next year this song should be a mini movie i agree i agree it's 16 minutes long right of my trip it was 11 it's 11 minutes so you rap for five dre rap for five yeah i think he i think he got i think no it's about 12 minutes to seven and five Seven and five Okay Wow Who rap Dre rap longer

Yeah Stax rap longer He always rap longer Man When you handsome All the girls like you You get to rap longer And it's a And it's a lady record

Yeah It's a record That women gonna like And players Like if you're a player You gonna love it too Michael What was more difficult to write

Something for junkies Or motherless Something for junkies Got wrote Cause I got tired Of carrying around the burden and the guilt. You know what I'm saying? I literally remember, man, an addict I used to, you know, you could tell I'm nervous. I'm fidgeting a little bit.

Like, let me tell the kids I do something. Y'all emulating y'all grandparents. Y'all don't even know it. Y'all partying. Y'all having fun. Y'all don't understand, boy, around the corner is addiction. Our mamas was just having fun, dancing, singing. They used was just having fun dancing singing they used to get dressed up your grandparents used to get dressed up absolutely and cocaine was just a frivolous thing and then they didn't understand

that it was gonna clinch into them you know what i'm saying and the next thing you know the same kids that they was just telling to open the door in front of the store they asking for blow and and we were those kids people of this age so you carry around a certain because you might have been hustling for some joyous prom stuff but you will never forget certain faces and certain things and i remember this as she said michael you know i was an addict you know she said baby you can't blame so he was a child you didn't know what you know what i'm saying you didn't understand what she was doing i had a conversation with my mama friends that that really it never left me she said know, you think we shot with you because you scar faces?

She's like, I used to sleep with all the guys y'all get your dope from, baby. She say, I shot with you and we shot with you because you treat us

like a human being. And boy, I never, once she showed me my humanity, I never, it didn't mean I absolutely stopped trapping, but I never could shake that.

So I needed to make something for junkies because I own three barbershops in Atlantalanta and we're expanding i own one right on edgewood avenue that's historically a black dollar district edgewood and auburn and you know men whose life is defeated i see in front of my window young men who trying to figure it out old men who couldn't get it figured out so i admit there's there's one guy named kinfolk who'll be out there and kinfolk look out for our store and know how you can tell when he doing good or bad but he has such a good heart but the addiction you know I'm saying and I

needed to make something for that I needed to make something for that teenage Michael who's an adult to say that I just didn't know no belly yeah how does that make you feel both for you guys actually both you guys trapped like you know to know what back during that time you put the poison in the community because you didn't well you're a child you was being used like i said on enrich but now your whole life evolved where it's like you're giving gems to the community so how does that make you you know feel like thinking about back both of you guys about that well for me man it's like it's like the salt of paul like salt of christian killer and became one of the the stewards of the of the christian faith and if you have not

walked with the devil a lot of times you can't tell people how to get to the church so that even with that being said that was not the most difficult song to write for me it was a difficult song it took me going in my humanity but this is this is the part about having an executive producer like dion who knows you who's your friend like he hit me say hey man I know you you finished the album but um I think we missing something I'm like missing something what you talking about we missing something we got shed tears something with junkies we got in reach we got he say man what what what are you really afraid of and I'm like I already faced my fears my girls gone I said my grandma my mama did and he said what that's gone. I said, my grandma and my mama did. And he said, what? That's what we're talking about.

And I'm like, no, we're not. I'm like, I ain't gonna rap about that. I never even said Denise was dead. I never said my mama. I say she transitioned. Say she went on. I hadn't said any of that to nobody. Not to my children.

Not to my woman. Not to my community. And I got in the booth. And first he played the beat and I'm just like I don't even like that and he switched up right there I tried to use the man ghost face already nah you gonna do this record

and I step in front of that microphone and the first thing I said is my mama's dead you had never said that before I never said that my mama's dead my grandmama's dead to keep it honest I get depressed and be feeling scared oh man i i've never been that transparent i i had to be uh strong for my children i had to be strong for

my family and but just man your mama die you're not gonna be strong even if you don't have the best relationship with her you're not gonna be strong it's gonna it's gonna tear you up so if she's still alive man call her you know if y'all got some beef between say say you sorry my grandma would say you got to give up your right for the fault wrong you know but i'm here to tell you man that record boy it teared me up to even talk about it because i wish i could i wish i could call my girl and just pull up say you was right because she told me. She said, my mama wanted you. I was 16 when I had you and you wasn't no mistake. My mama couldn't have any other children naturally.

So I wanted her to have something that was her own. So when it was time for me to marry, I have two fathers. When it was time for you to marry me, to marry the other father, she asked to keep you. And all I knew the normalcy was me and my grandparents and my sisters i had never thought about what does it take for a 16 year old child to give up something that they love and it took me to the story of solomon in the bible my grandmother would take me to church they told a story this king named solomon two women was arguing over a baby yeah and solomon as a wise man advisor said well cut the baby in half and give one half to one and the mother that said no keep the baby and man i just he realized that's

who the real mother was oh man i just think about denise and as tumultuous as her life could be as adventurous as she was she had the foresight to understand my baby gonna be better with my mama and i just i wish i could call to say thank you, man. Was that the first time you had dealt with that grief in that moment? Yeah. So you never, you just suppressed it? I just worked. Wow. I worked.

I worked. I was, I was, I said on the RTJ, just RTJ. When my mother transitioned to another plane, I was sitting on the plane telling her to hold on and stay strong, but she just couldn't hang. True feels, in two years, I'll probably never be the same. Oh, man. And so I had probably Never be the same Oh man And so I had Acknowledged that I was

But man I hadn't gotten the boost Like man my mama dead Girl she gone man Yeah I saw when Deon Cole was up here And he You know

What he said about His mother transitioning I thought that really Resonated with you Oh man I'm telling you It's um You know

I ain't gonna lie I'm a weak You know Fuck out of here You cry No I'm good right Like I'm a crier Yeah I cry I cry right before i beat your ass and shoot and do all that but i miss my girl man if you and if your girl's still around call you and that and that's past

this this album brought me you know i i did i wasn't always the best father meaning i'm traveling i'm chasing a dream and and i didn't sit still so i'm better with the younger than i was with the old in terms of being now i wasn't always i i wasn't always the best helpmate to women that weren't necessarily my wife but they didn't gave me children and so my rat if i radically changed my relationship with them you know the one i used to argue and fuss and fight with the most she right now on the front row now at the listeners. Like, because you deserve

a place of honor. Like, when I say it on High and Holy, you know, real, this is my honor to pay you homage and extend the same respect

to all your baby mamas. If you done had a baby by a solid dude, I'm going to give you the same respect that I give his wife. I'm going to give you his true.

So, there are lots of me, to me, jewels and lessons in this that I had to learn myself that I'm just, that I'm giving. Let's get in i had to learn myself that i'm just that i'm giving let's get in the motherless i won't play that let's get in the motherless playing as much killer mike music as possible this morning let's get in the motherless right here it's killer mike his album is out it's called michael yeah it's the breakfast good morning hey guys i'm kate max You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the

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Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. That was Motherless Killer Mike. The album is out right now. Michael. Yup. You're talking about Lil Dicky. He was talking about Lil Dicky. I actually saw him post about the album yesterday. Yeah, I saw Lil Dicky.

Again, as a rapper, we're a fraternity, so you cannot like that. Who hits, who doesn't? I'm here for bars. He got bars. He's one of the best rappers that I've heard technically freestyle. So I already like him. I respect him. He invited me on his show.

I came into his show. I had a bunch of fun. He thought you had beef with him. Yeah. Because of a tweet. And we got to get some money in Greenwood for real. Let's figure out. We'll match. $7,500 apiece. We'll do $15,000 for Greenwood. Get you anwood for real. Like, let's figure out, you know, we'll do it. We'll match.

$7,500 apiece. We'll do $15,000 for Greenwood. Get you an account or something. But let's do something cool. But beyond that, I just love and respect the brother. He, Dave's a great dude. But I sent him the record. That's all I'm just saying.

He was talking. I just sent it to him. And he hit me back with, man, just brrrr. He was like, he complimented the lyrics the production the mixing the attention the detail that he paid on that listen is like me standing in the high museum in front of a henry osa walt tanner or a wiley just standing there and watching and i just appreciated the time he gave but man the compliments he gave his record i wish he was a reviewer because i think he took it more seriously than a lot of reviewers i want to i want to post it so as an mc with another mc hit you like that

with man who mixed it but this is you know he's talking about you know he's he's a white guy so he didn't grow up in church but he's talking about the church the organ the soul or something and i'm just like oh this year's resonating you know because i knew we'd get it absolutely southern you know i mean we get i knew i knew you'd get it because musically but i didn't know if the wider audience would get it and it's hitting them they're getting it now why mention fable on uh something for junkies fables on something for junkies because man there's something about an honesty in fables music and his dealing with he's from bankhead you know like, like you hear Bankhead, you hear Tip, Dro, me, Charlotte Lofay.

Like, if you from there, you know it and he knows it. You know, a lot of people think he's just rapping geek culture and stuff.

Favo grew up in church. He grew up with a church. He wasn't, it wasn't even his family, I believe. It was with a church family but he went to church with them.

You know, you got some families, they'll come pick up all the, you know, in the South, they'll come pick up all the kids

in the neighborhood. Take them to these little small Pentecostal churches. You eat. You get a chance to learn music. And so he has an authentic voice. I was waiting on D'Angelo. I was waiting on D'Angelo to bless it because I knew he had some soul and perspective. And I was thinking sound.

And then I walked in Stankonia. Shouts out to New Face. New Face is in there. And Fabo walks in behind him. And that's when I realized God stays anonymous through serendipity. Because I didn't put that together. God put that together. And I asked Fabo, I said, I want you to hear something.

And what you think about it, what you can do to it. Next thing I know, Fabo was in the next day doing what he did on Something for Junkies. And to me, it takes the joke out of you looking at him laughing and it adds the soul that he really is right i had i told you this i just wish dmx was alive to be on something we wanted him for a prayer man we were trying to get him jonathan manuel was trying to get him to do it to do a prayer on there after i shed tears and god bless the day he got out of here on this man but x was one of the one Do you think hip-hop is in any trouble? And what I mean by that is, you know,

Billboard said there's been no number one hip-hop albums, no number one singles all year, first time in 30 years. I'd like to change that. I'd like to suggest to people. That would be amazing. I'd like for people to push the line on Michael. I don't know because I don't, I grew up loving this when charts didn't even validate us.

They didn't even acknowledge us. They didn't even acknowledge us. We didn't get played on MTV if it wouldn't have been for Bob Johnson and BET and shows like Teen Summit where our perspective and point of view wouldn't have gotten known.

And so, I'm used to an era where we're not a part of the system anyway. The question for me though, to the hip hop listener, is are you fulfilled? After you hear what you hear,

does it make you confident that I can do it too? Does it give you a challenge? And I don't mean I can do it too. Like that ain't nothing to do. I can do it too, but now I can do this. Like the first time I heard KRS one, I could do this.

First time I heard ice cubes, coffee. Oh, I could, I could, I could do this. I think like this. So I don't know if we are in danger because charts and big money not acknowledging us.

What I do know is we're in danger if all we have to offer ourselves this year is what we got last year and the year before. I got two more questions. Exit 9. Exit 9. Man, Blast, I just love you. And I just, man, Blast is, Will sent me Blast's album a couple albums ago, man, and I've been addicted ever since.

His team is so cool. We've grown a friendship and a kinship. Shouts out to his mom. She's super cool, man. But man, I told him what I, the spirit, Exit 9, shouts out to my man, Mike, from All In Films,

who called me the Exit 9 GOAT, which is hilarious. Exit 9 is the Adamsville exit. That's right. When you get off in Adamsville, you get off on Martin Luther King Drive, and every Martin Luther King9 is the adamsville exit that's right when you get off when you get off in adamsville you get off on martin luther king drive and every martin luther king drive is the same everywhere you get to see the good the bad and the ugly of my people and i love i love that song because it's my today was a good day you know and it references toward the end you know i say thank the lord i ain't a junkie and alcoholic because i see what the worst of life

you've done the good man and you see that on X and 9 too But man, it's a lot of good on X and 9 It's a lot of cool things, so this is a record that I love It's a record that I love Last song on the album, High and Holy High and Holy, man, that's um I heard Rita Marley say that Her and Bobby, High and Holy

That never left me I remember Shea referenced it too It just never left me, even while I'm dressed in white today, I want to feel like at one with my ancestors and in peace. And a lot of times when I smoke, I don't smoke when I'm in a bad mood. I don't do, but if I'm communing with my ancestors, I take a couple before I meditate and pray,

talk to my grandmother and my mother. It's just, it's a perfect closer. This album is a audio experience but it is a cinematic experience and that it is best listened to from start to finish absolutely you know i mean and um whichever songs you like more you'll go back to just like you pick certain scenes i watch goodfellas i go to the what's so funny for you know i go but man when you got 54 55 minutes i encourage you to listen front to back and you're gonna feel like you've read a great novel like you've seen like you've seen an amazing movie like you've had an amazing experience and even when i come out on tour i'm headed to tour we're doing birmingham charlotte

atlanta i think first i'm not coming out just to walk around side side to side the stage with the dj and give you that rap experience that you that you get in love with say one of the jews in particular my goal is to give you a spiritual experience that you get in love with say Run the Jewels in particular. My goal is to give you a spiritual experience this time around. So we going out with my choir, the Midnight Revival. We going out with DJ Trackstar and we gonna give you an experience.

This album is a generational statement, a spiritual experience. The way you bridged the gap from OG Atlanta like you know Three Stacks and CeeLo with Future and Thug. It's like, oh, man, this is a phenomenal project. And I would love to see this be the first number one album,

iPop album of the year. I would, too. Let's do it. Michael is out today. Go get it. We appreciate you for joining us, brother. Killer Mike.

Love and respect, y'all, man. All right, well, let's get into something for junkies. It's The Breakfast Club. Killer Mike's here. His album is out today. It's called Michael.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Killer Mike. His album out today. It's called Michael. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Killer Mike. His album, Michael, is out right now. Make sure you pick it up. Amazing conversation. If you didn't hear the full conversation, you can hit up our breakfastclubonline.com. Go get that masterpiece, Michael, right now, as he calls it a generational statement.

All right. Now, our guest co-host, Roxy Diaz, is here, and let's get to the rumors. This is the rumor report.-host Roxy Diaz is here and let's get to the rumors. This is the rumor report. I am Roxy Diaz. Tell her, tell her, baby. What, what, what, what, what, what you want to know? Just to bring the realness and the truth to the story. Listen up, listen up.

On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. All right. I want to start with this one because this was one of the ones that I saw right when I was walking in here. Sukihana, she accepts YK Osiris's apology. And it's very big of her. But I'm going to just read a little bit of an insert of what she posted today. She says, first of all, I acknowledge that YK Osiris has apologized to me both privately and publicly. And I have chosen to accept his apology.

God always forgives me and i can always forgive others my accepting his apology is not me accusing or lessening the severity of his actions he's young it is my prayer that this experience will cause him and others to be more mindful and respect personal boundaries and uh yeah she she goes on but you know why but suki's mom she still wasn't having it so i'm wondering if this apology is enough for her as well i want to go on to say that she also said i am pro black women and i am not into tearing down black men also this is something i am choosing to forgive him i love him and i accept his apology i would like to move on from this i love it yeah

we should normalize uh apologies and forgiveness i I love it. Yeah, we should normalize apologies and forgiveness. I agree. Yeah, no, I love it. We should normalize people making mistakes, learning from those mistakes, apologizing, being forgiven, moving on. Because you don't know what their conversation was about. You don't know what they spoke about. But I love the fact that she forgave him,

and hopefully they can move on and he can put himself in a better place and never do anything like that again. And I promise y'all, it will be your turn your turn at some point in life you're going to do something that you're going to want to be uh forgiven for one thousand percent one thousand percent i think it is very very very big of her it's showing you know those type of things that can happen invading a woman's personal space is just nothing that you ever want to play with and even though we're in an over-sexualized market right now it's just like know your boundaries. But it's very big of her to accept his apology.

So we move on for that. Lamar Odom is in the news. He's suing his former manager slash ex. He's filed a $1 million lawsuit against his former manager. And it's because she faked his signature to sell his brooklyn home which his family has owned for nearly 30 years now the family member who still lives in the home are now facing eviction due to the unauthorized sale it's been a whole mess he claims that his former manager illegally used his name social security number email address and other things she she's accused of defrauding people basically he was getting appearances and

doing them and he wasn't getting the money for it he also claims that she still owes him money it's just really really messy between lamar and tanita so yeah well if she forged the signature and he has proof that'll be an easy win that is but here's my thing um if you have once signed a power of attorney to somebody doesn't that hold in court no matter what if you have a power of attorney yeah absolutely but what you know when you're in a relationship sometimes you know sometimes with your spouse or your girlfriend or your or your husband or your boyfriend you'd be like just sign that for me and you don't even think about anything about it it's not power of attorney you just your wife or your girl or your husband signed for you, you know? You got to read everything that you're putting your name on.

I mean, not just in this situation in relationships, but that's like how a lot of people in the industry get messed up with former managers, accountants and everything like that because you're giving them a power of attorney, but you're not really paying attention what you're giving them a power of attorney for. And the next thing you know, your taxes aren't paid. Damn. Yeah. It's not that personal. It happens to a lot of people. No no it's definitely happened to a lot of friends of mine that i know but yeah damn you know even even early on with

with me and my wife being married you know my wife would pay the bills and she would pay the bills for my business account and she would sign my name back then and i remember going to the bank to cash a check and it was like this this signature doesn't match and i'm like this is my signature they was like no this doesn't match all the And I'm like, this is my signature. They was like, no, this doesn't match all the other signatures. First of all, can't nobody match my signature. I write like a slave. Okay? Jesus.

I write crazy. Jesus. You can't even read mine. Y'all got good signatures? Horrible signatures. My signature is like scribble scratch. And I think mine is like totally different every single time that I even try. I definitely want to see this signature.

I forgot how to do cursive years ago. Yeah. I forgot how to do cursive. So I do the name that's my signature that's how i do mine i do mine the same way mine is like really really really similar to that too i don't know why they accept any of these yeah i don't know look at how that looks that's how mine is no the worst is when you go to like get sign your credit cards and those little electronic things and they ask you sign and all you're doing is scribble scratch. There's no such thing as a penmanship went away with text messages. We got to do better by our ancestors.

We need better signatures. Alright, HBO is clarifying rumors about the second season of The Idol. It's been in the news a lot. People either like the show or they don't like the show but they were already canceling it before we could even talk about it. They only have two episodes out right now of The weekend's idol but anyway uh they are clarifying that they have

been misreported and that the decision on season two of idol has not been determined yet but um i've heard reports that a lot of people don't want the show to come back because uh they didn't really care to work with abel a lot oh he's difficult to work with that's what they said but you know teach his own you never know i think that when you have a lot of pressure and that's like a show that you're creating and you're executive producing you just have so much pressure that some things can come off the wrong way and it's more so somebody wants their passion project to succeed it's not so much you know that they're trying to be difficult to work with but i wasn wasn't on the set, so I can't tell you. Yeah, anyway.

And last but not least, sending condolences to Ray Lewis, the Baltimore Ravens legend, pro football Hall of Famer Ray Lewis. His son, Ray Lewis III, has passed away. I'm definitely a believer that you should never have to bury your children And it's a very very unfortunate story

He posted to his Instagram He really can't believe that he's even typing This is his younger son Is posting Really can't believe that I'm typing this But rest in peace big brother Rashawn Lewis A true angel

I pray you're at peace now Because I know how much you was really hurting. I love you. I love you. I love you. He was only 28 years old. So condolences to Ray Lewis. Super sad story.

Yeah, definitely sending that family healing energy. Lord have mercy. Did they say the cause? They didn't say the cause. And I don't want to speculate. But reading that Instagram post is like, yeah. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Charlamagne, who you giving that down? but reading that Instagram post is like yeah alright well that is your rumor report

Charlamagne who you giving that donkey to? man four after the hour man I gotta give donkey of the day to Mark DiCara in the Lake County Sheriff's Office

we need justice for Mark and we need to take a stand against this because we could be next alright we'll get into that next it's the Breakfast Club good morning Talk about it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day.

It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.

Yes. Donkey of the day for Friday, July 16th. Tupac's born day. Sidebar, Tupac got to be the ultimate Gemini, right? Like the whole dual personality thing. Like nobody symbolizes that more than Pac did. But anyway, Donkey of the Day. Today goes to a 62-year-old man named Mark DiCara and the Lake County Sheriff's Office in Illinois.

All of y'all are getting Donkey of the Day because all of y'all are the reason Mark is in jail. Yes, ladies and gentlemen reason mark is in jail yes ladies and gentlemen mark is in jail and i will say unjustly even though he shot somebody yes mark the carous shot someone and the police did their job and arrested someone for shooting mark but i don't agree with the arrest okay there is always a valid reason to shoot somebody all right somebody breaks into your house let their hammer fly okay woman being attacked by a man overpowering them let that hammer fly i am all for the right to bear arms and defending yourself which said arms and that's what mark did kind of but he still shouldn't be in jail let's go to uh wg for the report please wg9 here at five o'clock a man is facing felony charges after lake county sheriff's

deputies say he shot himself while he was asleep. Police recalled the 62-year-old Mark DeCara's home in Lake Barrington last April and found him with a gunshot wound to the leg. He told officers that he dreamed someone was trying to break into his house and he got his.357 Magnum and shot himself in the leg. That's when he woke up. Police then found that DeCara had a revoked FOID card, but still had the gun. He's now facing felony charges for possessing a firearm without a valid FOID card and reckless discharge of that firearm. He's out on $150,000 bond.

Jesus. Now, I think what Mark did is extremely stupid, but not criminal. Okay, he had a dream that someone was breaking into his home. In his dream, he retrieved his.357 and shot who he believed was an intruder, but the intruder was himself. I've never had a dream this intense in my life. Okay, my dreams while I'm asleep don't seep into my reality unless it's the dream I'm peeing on the toilet. We've all had that one, right? Yes. That dream historically has caused me to wet the bed.

All right, when I hear these kinds of stories like Mark's, I initially don don't believe them because i'm like this is a lot of activity to sleep through okay i'm also the type that when a dream gets too intense you know like dreaming about someone breaking in your house i'm waking up as soon as the breaking happens okay that's actually one of the most comforting feelings ever when you're in a terrible dream and you wake up and realize it's just a dream okay very hard for me to believe someone can get up while still sleeping grab their gun and get to shooting but i'm not here to judge bark because i don't judge any of you women who wake up from dreams your man cheated on you and you be mad at him because you decided to eat cheese before bed knowing cheese causes bad dreams now what mark goes through in

his sleep is out of the realm of my understanding but i have a question lake county sheriff's office why did you arrest mark? The charge is because he had a revoked FOID card yet still possessed a firearm. A FOID card is a firearm

owner's identification card. Mark's was revoked and so he got charged with possession of a firearm without a valid card and reckless discharge of a firearm.

Now I think what Mark did was stupid but not criminal. Okay, he deserves donkey of the day not a warrant for his arrest. You're going to charge me for discharging a firearm and the person I shot was myself

my god Lake County Sheriff's Office if I put a gun in my mouth and try to blow my brains out but I live do you charge me with attempted murder huh if your woman is sleeping next to you and she starts hitting you in your sleep while she's still sleeping because he's half she's having a dream she ran into that woman she thinks she's sleeping with should Should she be charged with assault? Huh? We don't know what kind of trauma this man, Mark DiCaria, is going through, what type of PTSD he may be dealing with.

Maybe he's been the victim of a home invasion before. Who knows? I just know this isn't something to be arrested over, okay? His FOIA card was revoked. Can you not have some sympathy for his stupid ass? Can he just get a fine or something? For all we know, this man might have been defending himself against Freddy Krueger. Okay, there was no one breaking into his house, but what if there was a man in a red and green

stripes polo sweater, a fedora, and knives on his fingers breaking into his dreams? Does a man need to go to jail for defending himself against that? Well, if that's the case, go lock up all of Elm Street. All right, put cases on Nancy and all those folks for defending themselves against Freddy Krueger. Come on, Lake County Sheriff's Office. Have some damn empathy. All right. This man cheddar bobbed himself while dreaming and he ends up in handcuffs. We have to take a stand against this because first it's going to be Mark getting arrested for shooting himself in a dream. Next, it's going to be you getting arrested for peeing on yourself in a dream. Yes, you.

Okay, dreaming that you're peeing wet in the bed, peeing on yourself, maybe peeing on someone in the bed with you. Next thing you know, you're charged with simple battery. Did you know intentionally peeing on someone without their consent, you could be charged with simple battery, which is a misdemeanor? Based off the Lake County Sheriff's Office logic, if you pee on yourself while dreaming, you get a charge. Do you want this to be a case?

Do you want this to be the case? do you want this to be the case well stand with mark all right but in the meantime please give mark the carer in the lake county sheriff's office the sweet sounds of the hamiltons oh now you are the donkey of the day you are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. Yee-haw. We're really appreciating sci-fi levels of life, people. When you're getting arrested for what you do in dreams. Yeah, that's whack.

I shoot myself and then you arrest me? Mm-hmm. No. What's wrong? Are you thinking about something you did in a dream? Okay. All right. I have so many questions.

Ask them. No, I'm just wondering how he reached for his gun while he was asleep. That's what I want to know. I'm just like, what was that dream? And how did you reach for your gun while you was asleep and shoot yourself while you was asleep? Probably out on the side of his bed. So how do you reach for your sleep in? You never got up or swung in the middle of a dream not that i remember no no i've definitely woken up screaming or crying or falling out of the bed

but i've never like swung or because in your dream you feel so restricted like you're really restricted in your sleep so i swung on gear one time in my dream sleeping like i had a dream like i was fighting and i'm fighting and she grabs me to try to wake me up and i swung yeah absolutely you didn't make her orgasm for 10 years but you're the one swinging she should have been the one she should have been the one she should have been my god this guy is crazy. Jesus Christ. All right, BET, we'll see you guys on Monday.

My God. As a matter of fact, Tuesday, because Monday is a holiday. Juneteenth, Father's Day weekend, I'm going to be in Houston for my car show. You shouldn't have been frustrated. So shout out to everybody out in Houston. I'm going to see y'all this weekend for my car show this weekend, Father's Day weekend. Monday we're off, so BET, we'll see you on Tuesday. Roxy, say goodbye to BET. Bye, BZ. She did that already.

A long time ago. Alright. Well, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! Now we have a choice, Roxy. We're going to let you decide. Oh, God. By the way, Roxy already decided. No, I did not. No, what are the options? No, no, no. What are the options? Alright, these are no. No, no, no, no. What are the options?

All right. These are the two Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday questions. One came from Lyrica Anderson. I believe that's her name. And she was talking about when is it okay to have sex with somebody? Like, how long do you have to wait before people consider you a hoe? Oh, I thought y'all were doing DD. I thought y'all were doing.

Oh. Okay. Or let's talk about Stinky Coochie. DDG said he likes Stinky Coochie. DDG said he likes Stinky Coochie. He's into that sweaty, sexy, nasty, smelly Stinky Coochie. Clearly, Charlamagne has already decided which role we're talking about. No, no, no. I'm saying I don't like him saying that because him and Holly still together.

You know Holly's my cousin. I don't like that. Okay? Because that's what people are going to assume. They're going to assume. Oh. You know what I mean You taking this little Mermaid thing too far

Now you like a little Fishy smell I don't like that Shut up man So where you wanna go Roxy Well it's that We not gonna go there If that's really your cousin

Like I'm just I got so many questions First of all There's nothing good About stinky coochie Like that's just not a good And there's too many Instagram advertisements About BV gels now That should not be a problem stinky coochie like that's just not a good and there's too many instagram advertisements about

bv gels now that that should not be a problem with anybody's coochie let's do stinky coochie all right 800-585-1051 do you like nasty smelly stinky sex now that could be coming from the gym because coming from the gym you could just have your workout and you're gonna have a little body odor and then you could get it in with your partner but that's cool i like i like me a little box might be a little sour you know man smell now i'm not talking about a woman's a woman's situation should never be questionable but a man if you got like that man smell like that you know after the gym smell not like you listen i I'm definitely... Listen. We'll talk about it when we hear it. That's when they fall

because they lick my balls right after I play ball. Cam'ron. Cam'ron Giles, ladies and gentlemen. DJ Kool, fantastic fall. That's when they fall because they lick my balls right after I play ball.

Okay? 800-585-1051. Let's discuss. Let's talk about it. Do you like stinky, smelly, nasty sex? It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. It'sy, nasty sex? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's Freaky Friday.

Goddamn. The Breakfast Club. Freaky Friday. It's Freaky Friday. It's Freaky. Call in now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question, which is picked by our co-host Roxy Diaz. No, Charla picked it. He said he was very passionate about this. Passionate about this

topic. It comes from DDG who says he likes stinky sex. Hot, sweaty, muggy, stinky, wet, booty, ass, breath, naked, stinky, moist, steamy sex. Well, Roxy just informed me that DDG is no longer with my cousin Holly anymore. So being that he's not with the Little Mermaid anymore, he has to find some fishy

box somewhere. So this is what this is all about, I believe. Alright, so let's start with you, roxy you said you're not uh you and charlamagne are not mad at a little man odor i'm not mad a little like if you smell like a man a man is supposed to smell like a man like that's that's just i'm not mad at that i offend myself sometimes when i like i can smell my like if i go to the gym i can smell smell myself. I'm not talking about hardcore B.O. You're just offensive. I'm talking about you might have been working outside for a little bit. You got a little sweat on you.

It's okay. It's tolerable. You might have been barbecuing. You smell like a little smoky chicken. And then you also smell like... First of all... After the club smell is cool. Definitely.

Yeah. First of all, you're too drunk after the club to even realize what anything smells like smell like alcohol and drugs and everything miles of weed exactly my father always told me if it smelled like cologne leave it alone if it smelled like fish eat all you wish oh god yeah but i think i misinterpreted that wrong when i was younger as i I get older, I think he was, I think he might have been telling me, make sure it's not a man. To be honest. Obviously.

Now that I get older. Obviously. I mean, it's pretty clear now. I didn't realize that until I got older. I really thought he was telling me some very keen wisdom back then. Now I'm like, oh. But here's the thing, though. You both, have you gone to the Crab Shack unknowingly and continuously went in and ate all you could eat? The all you could eat buffet?

Are you saying if it smelled like the kitchen at Red Lobster, have we continued to do what we do? Have you continued to go? Honest. Yes, but then I've also told people to go take a shower okay but you say it in a way like let's go take a shower together but you still before a shower you've had sex without having no didn't do nothing until after we took the shower so you've never been with a with a woman oh no i have i've definitely been with a woman okay that's what i'm saying you never you did stop it but i will say this uh i'm stinky, right? I'm a stinky person.

Like, I sweat if I walk to my car. Stinky like Sao Paulo Santa. Charlamagne knows I'm a stinky person. He's been with me. But when it comes to it...

That's your stinky person. But... You know what your ass smells like so you wouldn't want nobody in your ass. Correct. I'll be honest. I know how I am.

So I'm a stinky person. When that ass clean somebody can get in it not somebody but i am that person like i know i'm not a great wiper so i know that you not too grown for that man what crazy yo you got skid marks on your drawers i didn't say i got skid marks you are not a clean wiper that's's what that means. That means if you- You 40 plus years old don't know how to wipe your ass yet? Let's go to the phone lines. That's terrible. Should be ashamed.

Dax, good morning. My God. Hey, how you doing, Breakfast Club? TMI up here with y'all. Dax, good morning. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Sandra. Hey, good morning.

Do you agree with DDG? Well, I've heard that before from a partner I think it's a lot more common Than what y'all think I think men think of it As like a little seasoning on it Not that it stinks

But they don't want it Fresh out the shower They want it to have Been marinated a little bit I think that man Was just trying to tell you something He was just trying to make you Feel better about your situation

No I heard this from a partner before They don't want it just Fresh out the shower. They want us to have like, if you maybe just get a run or y'all was out all day, they just wanted to kind of sit for a minute.

Like a spontaneous get up situation where it's just like, let's get it. You don't have time for a shower or anything, right? Well, in a sense of that, but actually the actual, you know,

set of it, they wanted to have like a little seasoning quote-unquote i've heard that directly like that's what they prefer so so men have told you that they like your box and smells like a little seasoning on it yes like i don't know if that's a compliment so you're like no don't take a shower no don't take a shower you've been out here purposely making your your poom poom smell pungent. She might just eat pineapples and mango all day. You never know. She might be eating pineapples and mangoes and all types of fruits and juices.

And it may be right. You never know. Yes, I'm very fresh. But they don't prefer it like that. It's not as uncommon as it might seem. I do believe that what you put into your body and the things that you eat, it's kind of like when you have asparagus and you pee, you smell like asparagus. I think that if you have a great, healthy diet, you may let off a natural odor that's already appeasing that then it's just like a natural.

Roxy brings up a good point. I think there's a difference between an odor and something that's funky that smells. Everything has a natural odor to it. But something that stinks means that smells everything has a natural odor to it but some correct that stink means that there's a problem right because they say if you could smell seafood then it then you're not supposed to eat it because seafood is not supposed to smell like shrimp crab fish all of that is not supposed to smell so if you ever have a seafood dish you know like and it's fresh you never think about it you never really

smell it if you're getting that's not true you smell seafood right out the ocean well he smells like the ocean right yeah it's fresh it's fresh it's not like not because we go to island and they pull that stuff out it smells like that'd be crazy you go down on a woman you'd be like, smells fresh. What? 885-1051. If you just joined us, we're talking about DDG. And DDG saying that, you know, hey, he likes sweating, nasty, moist, wet sex. That's the question. Let's talk about it.

Do you feel the same, Mr. Breakfast Club? Good morning. Good morning. Big old priest. Got a little tough machine. Come on. Come on. Baby. It's Freaky Friday. Hey, look. Got a little tough machine. Get up! Get up! Maybe.

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It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. It's actually Stinky, Freaky, Freakyaky freaky friday and this comes from ddg uh he left uh i guess a post on twitter or instagram and said that you know he likes stinky sex he said hot sweaty muggy stinky wet booty ass breath naked sticky moist steamy sex he done really broke the internet if you would have just tweeted i like my woman's vagina To smell like the Little Mermaid That would have killed Jesus So we're asking you

What's your thoughts Hello who's this This is the C-Note From the club The Love Desire Carolina 803 What's up brother Talk to us

Metro What's your thought on stinky sex Man you know I give you I give you like two chances man It's causing it by liking right It's causing it by meeting If I

If I meet you out man If I meet you out one night in the club or something, you go home with me, you got a little taint to that thing, you know, I might give you another taint. But if I come around, if you come around again with the taint, you know, a little smell, I can't mess with you no more. You know what I mean? I'll tell you one thing. If you go home with a woman and she got on them little leggings,

them tights, you're going to smell something. We call those wolf pants. Wait, what? Them leggings and she got on them little leggings, them tights, you're going to smell something. We call those wolf pants. Wait, what? Them leggings and them tights. Them leggings and them tights, they really, really hold in the odor. So when the woman goes home at the end of the night and takes them off, the smell just go woof. That's why we call them wolf pants.

I'm telling you. You shouldn't be dating anybody that got wolf pants on. Come up with this. That's the majority of women wearing leggings and tights. Well, like Spanx? Leggings, tights yes Roxy skims

I've never heard of that so not every woman listen I don't know if women can smell themselves but when y'all go home let's be very very clear a woman can definitely

smell herself next time you've been out all day and you got on them leggings and them tights them wolf pants what do you call them Roxy skims

yeah shout out to Kim next time you wear them ladies ladies, take them off. Just pull them off real fast. What, are you supposed to be washing? Woof. What? Jesus Christ.

What? I cannot. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Lily. I'm in California. Hey, Lily. Hi. You be stinky sometimes?

First off, I was going to say, same sex is not appealing. For me personally, it's not appealing for me personally. It's not appealing at all. Like, after the gym, all that makes me feel like the green stink stank stunk. But what I think DDG was referring to when he was saying, quote unquote, stank coochie, is, like, he's talking about, like, the natural pheromones and the smell that a coochie gives off. It's not necessarily, like, stinky, but it's, like like it's not roses and vanilla bean perfumes.

I mean, true. Well, you shouldn't. That's why I say you can't refer to natural odors as stink. But what boxes are people dealing with? Exactly. But, you know, young men and people do that. Like, it's I don't know. Everybody has their own natural odor. But it's not a stink.

Yours just happens to stink. No, you said you're a stinky person. Oh, me? Yeah, I'm a sweaty stinker. I know that. So, yeah, everybody has their own natural scent. The women in the front are all like that. No, you said you're a stinky person. Oh, me? Yeah, I'm a sweaty stinker. I know that. So, yeah, everybody has their own natural scent. She said, oh, wow. The woman in the front there.

No, I sweat. He's just trying to get an Old Spice commercial out of you. Hey, word up. Right. Don't come for Dion's job right now. Just because you sweat don't make you stink. No, I stink. Every time you sweat?

He said he stinks. Like, at night? I wake up and I'm in a puddle. Are you like in menopause? No, in menopause. Oh, no, I do that. I do that. My wife even bought the sweat-absorbing sheets.

Yeah, I got those too now. I don't make you stink. Right. I wash my, like, I have to take a shower every morning before I go to work. And I take a shower every night. I do that anyway. Some people would take a shower at night and then leave in the morning. I can't.

No, I don't do that. I can't. That might be the beginning of menopause for you. I've been doing this for a long time. This is my whole life. I know your pillows look crazy then with all that beijing that comes off your bed and off your hair. I know that looks crazy. What's the moral of the story, man? I hate you. Let Roxy do the moral of the story. What's the moral of the story, Roxy?

Smell good. Don't eat asparagus before sex. Don't eat asparagus before sex. Jesus Christ. Alright. When we come back, we have Pastor Ox. Nyla will be joining us. She puts us on to some music that we should be listening to. And we'll get to Pastor Ox next.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. We'll see you next time. It's time for Pass the Ox with DJ Nyla. Yup. Nyla. Nyla. Nyla. Yeah, DJ, come spin that, come spin that. Okay, so boom. For Pass the Ox today, first I wanted to shout out, it's Tupac's birthday.

I love Tupac. The Dear Mama documentary is super fire. But he's not on my list for the three. First, I want to start with- I did a pop mix, though, so don't worry about it. I love Tupac. The Dear Mama documentary is super fire. But he's not on my list for the three. First, I want to start with. I did a pop mix, though, so don't worry about it. I did a pop mix. You did? Doing pop mix this morning.

I love that. Okay, perfect. So, boom. Doja Cat is finally back. And she ate like she did when it needed to be done. She delivered with a new single called Attention. And she gave us a music video. The video was fire.

Now, listening to the record, I was a little like, I don't know where she's going with this because the beginning of it she's like singing and it sounds really enchanted but when you get to the bars it's like ah she's spitting she's spitting let's get into it that's phenomenal she's spitting I love it that's phenomenal she's giving me a what's the young lady from diggable planets what's her name I can't remember her name right phenomenal she's giving me what's the young lady from Digable Planets what's her name I can't remember her name right now she's giving me that energy a little bit

that's hard I love it it's tough and it's cool because she's addressing like all the rumors that were like talked about

on her online how people were saying she's ugly why'd you go bald why this why that but in the video she's like owning it like you know

yeah my bald head matched my okay we heard that part it's tough. Didn't she say she was doing an all-rap album this time? Yes.

I'm here for that. Ladybug. That's her name from Digable Planets. Ladybug, yeah. Ladybug, yeah. Yeah, so super dope. Shout out to Doja.

We're super glad you're back. And I think just like out of the class, like people were saying like Princess of Rap, like that debate was going on earlier this year

and I think people forgot about Doja just because she hasn't been present but it's like doja is highly talented not only is she a great songwriter she can sing she can rap like she's she's that girl yes she is yes flowers to doja this morning next i'm gonna take it to the uk with dave and central c this is actually a huge project it's a huge project over in the uk but it's actually really big here and i think like the youth them is really big on uk rap but i think this is good enough for you guys to like too so this joint it's called sprinter okay uk i like that i like it demand them to inconsiderate five-star hotel smoking cigarette what i love i love the uk accent like you just blew me.

They can say anything. They can say anything and it sounds good. I love it. Sounds great. Nah, they're tough. You're from the UK and you say you're smoking a cigarette.

What are you actually smoking though? A cig. Oh, okay. Just asking. Is that the right answer really? No, it's not. Google it. Okay.

I feel like they do smoke a lot of cigarettes though in the UK. Like I think they actually- It's a term for it. He's trying to play with you No I'm not Didn't they start over there? I'm asking a simple question

I'm going to stay out of that one I'm not cool enough Is this like an insider? Roxy you work for Good Morning America, you stay out of this That's right, I'm going to stay out of this I'm only here as a guest Bring Claudia and Jess back I'm only here as a guest I'm Claudia and Jess back. I'm only here as a guest.

I'm going back to Good Morning America. Alright. I cannot. I was going to say that. Yes. You're so stupid. Language is different everywhere. It is. It is called that.

Alright. I'm moving on to the next one. So we have Flagenay on my Amazon Music Twitch show. Flagenay! She was just like a Morning America. She's dope. I love her. She's super dope.

And she's like smart. She articulates herself well. I like her. Passionate. Yes. But she put me on to this artist named Baby Drill out of Atlanta. I wasn't hip, but he put me on to this artist named baby drill out of Atlanta wasn't hip But he just dropped the project and he had this song called slightly dubbed featuring 21 Savage and young nudie

Tough, so let's get into it. I think I think I had a Dirty version Version I can't get jiggy with the clean version. Yeah true. Okay fair enough. Sorry that happened last put doja cat back on man the doja is tough okay doja back on definitely tap into the baby drill you know radio is hard there's no clean yeah you can't listen to drill music clean yeah right yeah at all you really can't at all which goes to say that the artist you brought this up before chalamet it's so important to have those radio cuts so that you could actually have play and stuff like that. And I think we've gotten so much into the SoundCloud, Spotify, and Apple Music, some of it all. And we forget that there's still a mass listening audience that listens in their car and listens with their family.

You want to be able to tap into all of that. So they should be making radio music too. Because that's not even a radio frequency. Yeah, you can't even... I hear that record, I'm like, I don't want to hear that right now.

I'll look for that maybe later in the car. You know what I mean? All right, fair enough. Well, to those listening, please send me clean versions. That would be very helpful. There you go.

Did you edit that one yourself? No. Because that sounded like it took a lot of time. Whoever had to do that one. Sorry, Taylor. Jesus. You didn't do it. a lot of time. Whoever had to do that one. Sorry, Taylor. Jesus. You didn't do it.

All right. Well, that was past the awks. Now, how can people reach out and touch you and follow you and all that good stuff?

Yes, make sure you guys follow me on Instagram at Nyla Simone. N-Y-L-A-S-Y-M-O-N-E-E-E. And if you guys are in New York City this weekend, I'll be

DJing at Central Park. We're doing like a huge Juneteenth concert. Grandmaster Flash, me, Static Selectors, city this weekend i'll be djing at central park we're doing like a huge juneteenth concert grandmaster flash me static selector spanking diamond cuts uh dj premiere k capri bunch of legends in the building it's gonna be a vibe get to it nyla get to it all right now when we come back of course today is tupac's birthday so we're gonna get a tupac mix

and let me know your favorite pop joy and don't forget this weekend of course father's day week in june teeth weekend hopefully you guys will come hang out with my family out in houston for my car show you can get your tickets at eventbrite we're talking old school cars new school cars cars from uh 50 traded truth young dogs cars a bun b and a host of others can't wait to see you guys let's get to the mix let's go the breakfast club your mornings will never be the same at special sneak previews across the country audiences are discovering the flash don't miss your chance to see why people are calling it absolutely sensational my film of the year believe the hype don't miss the flash now playing only in theaters rated pg-13 hey everybody it's dj

envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got our guest co-host roxy diaz here hello now roxy you got something to shout out to talk about i do i do i want to shout out uh NV, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host, Roxy Diaz here. Hello. Now, Roxy, you got something to shout out to talk about? I do, I do. I want to shout out, first of all, my ABC family is putting on an amazing special on June 19th, Juneteenth. We have Soul of a Nation, 50 Years of Hip Hop Celebration,

executive produced by none other than Angie Martinez. Angie Ball. It's been an amazing ride. It's a great collaboration talking about mental health, financial literacy. We're also talking about women empowerment

and social justice in the hip hop world. Got a lot of amazing people that are showing up on this special Master P. Style P, Charlamagne Tha God, of course,

is on there too. Lola Brooks was there. Who else am I missing, Charla? Coila Ray is on there. Delola Brooks was there who else am I missing Charles uh Koala Ray is on there uh The Lox yeah

Fat Joe um and you had a lot of people on there I can't remember myself included yeah um

so I just want to show them a lot of love and it was a really great conversation I think a lot of more conversations in respect to hip hop have to be made and it's a great year

for hip hop right now celebrating their 50th so yeah definitely tune in to that um this comingay it's gonna be absolutely amazing and everybody the community i will say this about the hip-hop community those that have watched me during my 106 and park days into my growth right now that's the audience that's following me into good morning america and i appreciate all the love and the support and and that's and all i'm trying to do is be you know representing for us and the culture up there too.

So the more that you guys support me, I really do appreciate it. And thank you guys for having me up here too. Thank you for coming. The very first time in 13 years. That's crazy.

That don't make any sense. I'm like, what? I don't understand that. I really don't get that. I don't know. It's because I never returned your fryer to you. You know, we used to all live

in like one big apartment complex and we were like melrose place tell me a story charlamagne because you'd like to tell a story all the time no it was literally melrose place we used to borrow each other's friars and and books and i would say this about charlamagne that and i always say this about about him is that i'm so happy that people finally get to see how smart you are because you you just we used to have so many great conversations you used to put me onto so many books that i should read and like spiritual empowerment books and like just i think it was a book called black pearls or pearls or something oh yeah daily affirmations for black people yeah and you gave me the alchemist i

never had read the alchemist so you gave yeah so i always tell people i was like people just don't know the the gift of the mind that charlamagne is i mean like yeah we do a lot of stuff in this industry because it's entertainment purposes but to actually see you shine and be like show how smart you really are i really do admire that thank you you're still the same dj that i've met you know there used to be somebody who used to live in that building and um here we go i got i got warned when i first moved in it was like you need to watch envy one of the receptionists that said you should watch envy you should watch are you serious i'm dead serious and i said why and she said because he's got a boyfriend in this

building and he's the boy looks kind of he looks like you he's like your size and ball-headed and he comes over here and it's just like strange things. You hear strange sounds coming from that apartment. You're such an ass. I'm dead serious. Is it a real story? I don't know how real that part is, but I think she did say something like that. We didn't even have a receptionist at that building.

Well, whoever worked in the front desk. Oh my God. One of my best friends lived in that building. Little Sean lives in that building. And he's brown skin, doll skin, ball head, and short like Charlamagne. And that's what you should say. He's brown skin, ball head, short. You know, nice build.

Say it. I don't know. I think Charlamagne made that part up. Charlamagne made that part up. He made that part up. You know, he's going to lie. He made that part up. That was definitely not at the wing of my building.

On my side of the building. You had to walk like a while before you even got to the section where I was at. So I never saw what was going on on the other side of the building. I never heard that. That's hilarious. Alright, well when we come back

positive notice at Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for a positive note. Charlamagne, you got one? It is. Before the positive note, though, I want to salute everybody in Charleston, South Carolina,

man. Finally, after all of these years, we have the International African American Museum opening up. The grand opening celebrations are next weekend. And so Saturday, June 24th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. I will be at Marion Square for a community celebration of

the grand opening of the International African American Museum. They got B.B. Winans out there, Candace Glover, just to name a couple of people, man. But Saturday, June 24th, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Marion Square, Charleston, South Carolina, downtown Charleston. I'll see y'all next weekend. Okay?

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