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Good morning USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! Jess Hilarious. Good morning. Charlamagne the God. Peace to the planet, it's Thursday! How y'all feel out there?

I feel blessed, black and highly favored. Happy to be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners. What's happening? That's right. Today is bring your child or children to work day So I got three of my six here with me this morning night They woke up at 2 a.m. To get ready to get got him up at 2 had to do here had to wash him I did everything so they got up at 2 so they ready to rock and roll so they're ready to work

So if you need anything from them including tick-toac dances, they will do put the kids to work That's put them to work put their ass to work. Hold up. No where the baby at You told lauren I was gonna bring the baby and give that to lauren I don't think lauren could handle her for absolutely for four hours and then they would have it would be on me Right. See I that's why I didn't bring my baby because I thought she was gonna bring your baby. That's too many babies for lauren That's too many babies for lauren. So that's why I didn't bring mine, but it's all good Lauren do work in between segments I know but she took on that responsibility. She said bring the babies

Well, we're just trying to figure it out Lauren like look Maybe I need to get a couple more jobs up here just so I can make sure I'm here Well from South Carolina 803 fresh will be joining us this morning my My guy 803 Fresh will be here this morning man if you don't know the name you definitely know the song Boots on the Ground. That's right. Okay if you don't know the song then you know where the fans at. Where the fans at. Boots on the Ground. So we're gonna find out how that song came about the line dance of that song and everything like that. So that song came out in December and it's probably been one of the biggest records,

especially when it comes to HBCUs and especially comes to a lot of the big clubs and line dancing is huge in the south. Yeah, I mean, Southerin Soul is a genre within itself. Salute to King George, you know what I'm saying, and 803 Fresh is really breaking out right now, bringing a lot of attention to Southerin Soul. So we're going to talk to him this morning. Yeah, and we're going to get boots on the ground so if you don't know what it is, as soon as you hear the song, you'll be like, ah, that's that song

Alright, well, let's get the show cracker. We got front page news will break down everything that's going on There's huge wildfires in Jersey that they're saying could uh mess up the air quality in the surrounding states Have you smelled anything any of you guys know but what part of Jersey was that? Ah, they said Ocean County Okay, never heard of it. But they said you'll be able to smell it in Maryland, you'll be able to smell it in New York and surrounding states. I haven't smelled anything. We'll get more details and I'm sure we'll break down Trump some more. So don't go anywhere, it's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning everybody, it's DJ NV Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Start off with some quick sports. Now the Rockers beat the Warriors last night. They tied a series 1-1. The Cavaliers beat the Heat. They lead that series 2-0.

And the Celtics beat the Magic. They lead that series 2-0 as well. Now the 2025 NFL Draft begins today at 8 p.m. on ESPN. So we'll check out who's the giants are picking, who'll get the top three. Do the young ladies still float around the NFL draft and wait for the ballers or they don't care about NFL players no more? Well the draft is now just as big as anything else because before you know they don't really

celebrate the Pro Bowl. I'm talking about the whores though. Do the whores float around the NFL draft? Yes! That's what I'm trying to tell you. It's a thing now. Now they have parties, there's pre-draft parties, it's a huge thing. I mean it's always been a thing because you know they're like vultures circling around.

Oh it's way worse now. Ever since it hit Detroit a couple of years ago it's been crazy. So it's like a flock, circling around. Oh, it's way worse now ever since it hit out Detroit a couple of years ago It's been crazy. It's like a flock. That's not about a flock of girls. Yes Yeah, just waiting for the people that they think getting this new money. Oh, I know that's right. That's what it be Good morning, Bray expo friend. Hey, good morning How are you guys morning in B Charlemagne and Jess hilarious? Happy Thursday to you. Yes, ma'am seem to you All right. So here's what's trending in your news this morning. Now, Envy, you did mention the Ocean County

wildfire, which is officials are saying could become New Jersey's largest wildfire in more than two decades. So now the smoke from New Jersey, which you mentioned, it's forcing an air quality alert for New York City. Fire crews are continuing to make progress on the Jones Road wildfire that is an ocean county. It's destroyed now over 13,000 acres since Tuesday morning and it's now 50% contained. So over 5000 people were forced to evacuate because of that fire. But so far there have been no fatalities reported, which is a great thing. Fire chief Bill Donnelly says it's being fed by pine needles and dry leaves, but that progress they're continuing to make. And we have more from Trevor Rainer. He is

part of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. And at a press conference yesterday, he kind of gave a little update on what's going on with how many people he has on the ground for this. We had resources there quickly. we dispatched aircraft and even with a big show of force to contain this fire, it still grew to be a large wildfire. Yeah, so hundreds of firefighters are still battling that blaze which was first spotted Tuesday morning in Barnagat Township. Now are you guys familiar with that area at all? No, not at all not at all. So have they said it was arson? Or was it

just natural? No, no, they're saying it's natural. And right now, they're not suspecting arson, but it's being fed by all of the dry leaves and just catching fire with all the brush that's on the ground. So it said it spread to Lacey and ocean townships. And the fire chief. He's just working day and night and hopefully saying that by Friday night into Saturday, you've got rain in the forecast.

So that should clear everything up, hopefully. Since y'all been living here, have y'all ever seen anything like this? That's the first time I've seen that. Hasn't been anything. The only other thing that we've seen was, remember when Canada had those crazy wildfires, but never in New Jersey.

But it's been pretty wet. It's rained last week. I really don't know. And New York air quality already trashed. It's already hard. So, I mean, you know, they can try to blame it on the wildfires all they want. Okay. You just dump the trash on top of more trash. They're definitely praying for that rain this weekend. So in more news, we've got 12 states

that have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration over the president's tariff decisions. Now, New York attorney general, Letitia James, released the statement saying President Trump quote, does not have the power to raise taxes on a whim, but that's exactly what he's been doing with these terrorists. Now, Connecticut, Arizona, Illinois, Colorado, Minnesota, and Delaware are joining New York in the lawsuit, along with Maine, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont, and Nevada. The attorneys general are seeking a court order declaring the tariffs illegal.

Have you guys been hearing anything there about what's been going on with the lawsuit? I haven't heard anything about it. It's the first time hearing of it, Bree. That's why your job is so important. All right. So yeah, I'm sure we'll be updating that with you guys tomorrow or today if we get it before the 7 a.m. hour.

Also in the news, we've got President Trump signing multiple executive orders centered around education. Now, Trump recently signed seven orders from the Oval Office with some of the changes, including introducing a new college accreditation process. Also, he wants to increase empowerment to HBC use and improve education centered around AI technology. So this order was also signed to reinstate what they are calling common sense school discipline policies. And that is all education secretary Linda McMahon.

She says that will boost school safety standards, adding that disciplinary action should be based exclusively on students behavior and actions. So she wants to return disciplinary action to the teachers and just allow them to handle their classrooms the way they see fit. They don't have that now? What you mean disciplinary action? I didn't know that change. What you talking about?

What you talking about disciplinary action? You know, I guess that's whatever. Disciplinary means that you get in trouble when you act up. But they had that just now. Exactly. Oh, I thought they were saying like, you were popping the kids or something.

Physically, yeah, physically. Well, they didn't mention anything about physically, but I guess they're saying make it the teacher's responsibility to discipline the students in their classrooms Like going back to the paddle days I don't even really sound because how else can you discipline a kid for acting up other than doing detention or sending them to the office of ISS we have ISS in school Yeah, but and so the teachers do that, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah When y'all get in trouble in class, is it the teacher or what happens usually come to the mic come closer the teacher Yes, I'm saying I'm like they take this one out of school maybe I missed it I don't know It might be happening in some schools, but you know, hopefully she looks found on that a little bit more Also, President Trump says he plans to create a White House initiative within the executive office of the president Seeking to promote private sector partnerships with HBCUs, also enhance workforce preparation in high growth industries like technology and finance, and

remove barriers to grant funding. Additionally, the White House is saying it's planning to hold an annual HBCU summit, though I'm sure more will be coming out about that and will definitely keep you updated. If you recall back in 2019, president Trump did sign a bipartisan bill providing over $250 million annually to HBCUs. That's known as the future act. So, you know, despite some of the recent concerns about the federal funding cuts that have been happening, supporters of this are saying the future act is

continuing to provide that financial support specifically to HBCUs. No, that's good. You know, say, I, you know, I give props to whatever it's due. If you know Republicans do something good, give them props for that. If they do something bad, you got to hold them accountable. If Democrats do something good, give them props for that. If Democrats do something bad, you got to hold them accountable. Quarter million annually to HBCUs is A-OK to me.

All right. We just want to make sure that money is actually being allocated. And that is Front Page News. Bree, we'll see you next hour. Yes. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.

800-585-1051. Today is Bring Your Kids or Bring Your Children to Work Day. My kids are here. Hopefully, you're bringing your kids with you as well. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray Ray Ray. Yo, Charlamagne. Envy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. We can

tell you what it is. We live! Hello, who's this? Envy! What's up, Envy? What's up, Trav? Jeff Salerius. Hey, boo. Charlamagne the guy. What up, sis?

How you? I am doing good. I am doing good. Good to hear y'all voices. Y'all was on a little fake break last week. A little fake break. I bet you want to collab with Kanye now, don't you? You want to produce a record for Kanye, don't you, Trav? produce a record for Kanye don't you Trav? No don't. Wow Trav tell the truth. That is not funny especially with that

man out here molesting his cousin that is not funny. Why y'all say molesting? God damn. That's how he made it sound. I think so he said he showed it to his cousin and he acted on his cousin. Yeah, he showed it to his cousin and he's going to do it to his cousin. But first of all, we don't know how old they were. Yeah, you're right. They were from six to 14. Because he said they were reenacting it together. Yeah, he said his cousin was six, but he didn't say how old he was.

He said he stopped giving Felicio at 14 because his taste buds changed. Shut up. No, I'm just joking. I didn't even offer that to you all. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We always just assume you calling, you know, about penis. Ah! Yeah.

I'm trying to be serious today, y'all. I need to be serious today. What's up, Trav? I need to raise some money. I feel like Marvin Sack. Shut the phones, y'all. Shut the phones. I gotta raise some money.

What happened? I need y'all to kind of of dig your pocket a little bit. So y'all know I do music. My engineer that I record at his, he has a basement in his studio. He lives with his mom, his mother, his niece. His house burned down. From where we recorded it.

So he has a gold sunning. I'm gonna ask if everybody can just like, you know, $5, $1, $10, anything y'all can donate. Shar, be digging your purse for me, Shar. Give me a little $5. I'm listening, tell me more. What happened? He told you everything.

His house burned down. Oh, his house burned down. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Yeah, send me the Cash App. Yeah, so it's sort of, he doesn't have a Cash App, he has a GoFundMe. What does it GoFundMe? I'll send you the GoFundMe, though.

And it's in my bio, on my Instagram, aka underscore twin, if you happen to click on it and just donate like a dollar or anything as well. What if there's people out there that's like, y'all never liked your music, I'm not donating to your engine, man. I do not want him to get. Hey, hey, hey, man, don't donate to my music,

donate to a great person, his name is Jay. He lives with his family, a beautiful family, he's a great guy, so just donate to him. It has nothing to do with me. All right, I'm gonna put a couple dollars in. That would be so dope if Sean Stone was like, you know what, I'm gonna be the bigger man today and I'm gonna donate and help Trav.

I'm gonna put everything to the side. Hey Sean, go ahead and donate to my man, J. He's a straight man, so you know, he's gonna help the straight guys out. Sean, I'm gonna donate 69 cents. 69 cents? All right man, have a good one. All right, appreciate y'all, bye. All mind. I trap get it off your chest

800 585 105 1 if you need to vent hit us up now is the breakfast club. Good morning the breakfast club Wake up wake up This is your time to get it off your chest This is your time to get it off your chest Whether you're mad or blessed we want to hear from you on the breakfast Good morning, dj every this is mr. Show money you step out of all time Show money show money. Why are you sending that? Why are you sending that?

Hello, how are you? Yes, i'm good. Did you get your gift? I did. You did? He said show me your gift yesterday. Yes, oh the t-shirts, yes, yes, yes. It's Evie, Evie, did you get your gift? Nope. Did you get all your gifts? Nope.

He's a liar. I gave him everything. I gave him the hat you gave him. I gave him the bag. I told him the nickname you called him. Nope. Yes, yes. Yes.

When I walked in and Jeff was holding me in the bag with the gifts, he was cool. When I gave him that hat, he fell out. He almost, fuck, listen to me. Tell me, I just want to tell you brother that you came in Saturday with the people, you were amongst the people, you wasn't in Hollywood. You was down there

Above the Abby's went by they kept you a man your world. Yes, we'll the Abby Abby sandwich shopping new Absolutely, absolutely only one thing but I'm I had no idea you was that sure he tiny. Oh I'm taller than you show money When he walked in and he walked in he was like he just came home i'm going 45 years yesterday So he busted the door, he walked in, and that's him. Yo, where's the rest of them? Where's the rest of them? It's crazy. I'm like, where's the rest of them? Not you busted the door.

He's a little man. Yo, he busted the door. Yo, what's up? I'm like, yo, oh, that's a, oh. That's the ball. That sounded crazy. He busted. Oh, oh, oh. That is a little man. It's bring your, that sounded crazy. He busted! Oh! Oh! Oh!

Oh! It's bringing your kids to work thing, show money. Okay, I'm gonna tell you something. I'm gonna tell you something. Only one thing, brother. Jess, can you please, please, listen to Show Money on Instagram, watch my trailer,

because the brother has not watched my trailer. I did watch the trailer. You talking about for the show money? What's it about? Yes sir, you ain't said nothing about it. Show Money the series, it's about two hustlers. Yes sir, I need you to like follow me. JR and Hassan.

You can read it. No for real, JR and Hassan, they were car thieves. I did watch the trailer, see you ain't even asked me. Goodbye Show Money. You need to comment on it. I need you to like follow and share. I will, I got you. I like, it was interesting.

It reminded me of, what was the joint? Money and violence back in the day. Remember Money and Violence? Yep, yep, yep. Hey yo, shout out to Abby the Sandwich Specialist too, man. That salmon burger, oh my God. Drop one of Clues bombs for that salmon burger at Abby the Specialist in Newark, New Jersey, man.

Littleton Avenue in Newark, New Jersey. 263 Littleton Avenue. Phenomenal, impeccable salmon burger. Frank, what's up, Frank? Yeah. Good morning Get it off your chest brother. Yeah, let me I have something that's really tripping who's been Funeral program you heard about Carmela Anthony. I did get a 17 year old that uh Yeah, I'm still for stabbing his classmate. Yeah So personally this time when I read the whole story. I'm looking like this

He was bullied and he did God's work because if he went told somebody they would have just gave him a gold star and did Nothing. I don't know if that's the story Come out less than this is don't bully people because it triggers these days. Like some people cry, but they're not doing that anymore. I don't know if it was bullying. I don't know what the situation is. I mean, I read the situation, but it don't sound like what you,

you making it sound very cut and dry. I don't think it's that cut and dry. We'll get more details and find out more about it. But like you said, I don't know all the details to really comment on it. It's a sad situation. You know what I mean? Cause you know, two young, but like you said, I don't know all the details to really comment on it. It's a sad situation, you know what I mean? Cause you know, two young men, like I said, don't never make a, don't let a temporary,

don't make a permanent choice based off a temporary feeling. That's what it felt like to me. All right, well get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Now when we come back, we got the latest with Lauren. We do. So there are reports right now that Shannon Shar's career at ESPN is going to be over

and it's going to happen pretty soon. I'm being told differently by sources close, but we need to have a conversation about it. How close are the sources? Oh, they're very close to production. Damn. So Stephen, they text you? What'd he say? First of all, I didn't.

What'd he say? Was it big perk? Who was it? We don't talk about it. If it was, it's a rap, right? You got burning bridges in here. Alright, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club

Morning everybody. It's DJ, Envy, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, The Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming with Free Fat. Tell her, tell her, man! She gets into somebody that knows somebody. the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming with straight face. Tell her, tell her, man! She gets in from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.

She be having the latest on this. The sound of things. The lunch. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Alrighty, y'all. So the Shannon Sharp ESPN, does he still keep his job conversation is beginning to, I was

gonna say beginning to happen, but it's been happening. But I think now it's beginning to get louder because of different things that a Tony, a Tony Busby has released, including the audios. So right now the conversation is why is Shannon Sharp still able to be on ESPN amongst the allegations but more even more after these audios are released. So Monday, Tuesday Shannon Sharp did ESPN's first take which are his normally scheduled days and then people didn't see him on for the rest of the week. So there were-

He's never on for the rest of the week though. He's only on Monday and Tuesday. There were people who began to say, oh, they finally pulled him. They did what they should have done. There were people that were saying, you guys are crazy, because he's only always only on Monday and Tuesday.

So I reached out because I wanted to know, even though those are his scheduled days, like, you know, I wanted to know more solid, is he being removed from the program? Is it a suspension? What is it? So I was told by source closer production that, like you guys said

Monday and Tuesdays are his days that he is on any day that you do not see him on the show It's just a regularly scheduled day off for now as of now We know because Stephen Smith said in on his show that there are conversations and investigations going on behind the scenes with the network Let's take a listen to Stephen a Smith and what he said again. I means with the network. Let's take a listen to Stephen A Smith and what he said again. I can tell you, I also spoke to co-chairman of Disney, the boss, Jimmy Pataro, who made it very, very clear. We are taking this matter very seriously and we are looking into this very, very closely. And once we gather as many facts as we possibly can, we will go from there. And that is all he said. And I can mention his name because I received his permission to say that.

Now a big part of this conversation, right, even with that happening, even at what that being said, and that is, you know, has to be that is the statement from ESPN, right? At this point, that's all that we have. People are upset because they feel like people have been removed from ESPN and other networks for less. They're pointing to Michael Irvin. They're also now beginning to bring up past things that have happened with Shannon Sharp, including a temporary restraining order that was filed against him back in 2010 from a

woman that he was dealing with at the time who accused him of sexual assault. He said in different things. Now, this was dropped. you know, it was dismissed. That restraining order was dismissed. Claims were dismissed at the time, but people were like, hey, if you have all this in the past, this happens publicly. Monday, okay, we gonna give it to y'all.

Y'all didn't, it was all happening at one time. But Tuesday, after he releases text messages and then you're hearing these different things, why not just say, hey, let's take a step back because it looks like as if the network is complacent on the front even though things happen on the back end y'all do realize this only Thursday like these claims just happened like these corporations can't just react they got to investigate they got to do their due diligence they can't move like social media there's a legal way they have to

do things yes they don't get sued and anything about it What people don't understand is even though it could be loud it could be people could be yelling and screaming online We don't know what the facts are and I'm sure they had conversations with Shannon sharp And and hopefully they're trying to get the right they're investigating. They're investigating like yo keep up is it's your boy bomb Hon and I'm bringing you something epic Introducing the k-Factor, the podcast that takes you straight into the heart of K-Pop. We're talking music reviews, exclusive interviews,

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don't suspend him, but remove him off air, because now he is- If you remove him off air, isn't that, that is suspending him. That's suspending. Or for firing him. Well, you can't, even if you just say, hey, he's gonna take a little break,

like we don't have to call it a suspension, but until we figure out what's happening, or until we figure out how we position this, because he is a face of the network. Me personally, I don't think it's fair unless they have facts that he actually did it. Now if they go do their due diligence and say, hey, it's definite and this audio is what it seems to be

and the full audio is there, then yes, bro. Well, keep in mind, this is Disney. So based off the things that are already out there that we know are true, it is probably enough to take him off edge. But let me ask you a wild question, not to say this is true, but let's just say that they were role playing and that was the thing

that they do and it was consensual. They still have moral clauses at Disney, everything can't be public. But that wasn't public, that was taped. It's public now. It's out now. But that's not what I do in my bedroom if it's secretly taped and now you fire me

because something that was secretly, I didn't put it out. You gotta think about it, that happened last year. So they let that go, right? We don't know what happened in the building with that. He might be on probation for that for all we know. I'm just saying, I don't know. I'm just saying, that happened last year. But if something is secretly recorded and taken,

you fired me for something I didn't put out that was secretly taken, I don't think that's true. Just keep it, it's Disney, bro. It is Disney. I don't think Mickey Mouse standing by the free calls. Why not? You think him and Minnie probably be getting it is Disney. I don't think Mickey Mouse standing by the free calls Why not you think him and we're him and he probably be getting it pop. I don't know I don't know. I'm just all I'm simply saying is it's only Thursday When I grew up spongebob was a whole you know, oh what?

No, like it's Barney yes, so move on I ain't trying number no mini don't be nowhere They are they heard words they listen every morning Barney did what the Spongebob now Individual cases oh yeah But all I'm saying is they have to do their due diligence before anybody suspended in fire because if not they could face a lawsuit if things go the wrong way. Social media want everything to happen immediately. Insta instant. They want everything to instantly happen. It doesn't work like that.

The righteous people on Reddit baby they are dissecting and divulging right now and they are upset. Reddit is a social media? Reddit? I thought Reddit was like somewhere, it's like Indeed, like you find jobs on on it it's like a blog or you like I mean you could they have like a message board yeah like topics on there and they break it down everybody says how they feel but yeah they they yeah they just feel like he should have been removed until they figured out what was happening and I feel like look if the

network is down to say hey we can allow him to go let them go that's that's it's only Thursday what are we talking's that's it's only Thursday what are we talking about? Everybody relax. It's Thursday. It's just happened You need to make a reddit account why just to say that But don't you think they should get the full facts and find out everything that's And that's my point like yes, they do they do do do do. Well Michael Irvin was he taken off after things were proven or was it right when it came out? Who?

Michael Irvin. I don't remember he was accused of making lewd comments to a woman. Yeah. And I don't I don't know how soon they took him off after that. I saw they suspended him but then he was being stated. Yeah, because they found if I remember correctly I think they found out it wasn't true and then he sued the woman for defamation. Yes. Yeah and that's a big misstep if now I can come back to networking. And that's why they can't

react. Then that's why they can't react. There's a legal way they have to do things. Correct. Well that's it for the latest of this hour y'all he's still at work Shannon Sharp as of today it's still at work at ESPN. Alright. It's only Thursday. According to my source. And it's also Cedric Danatana's birthday, Thursday, this Thursday. Cedric didn't want that right there. No, he didn't want it right there.

You could've waited five minutes. He did not want you to do that right there. You could've waited two minutes. He did not want you to do that right there. You could've waited a second. Now that you say it's only Thursday, but it's a big day. How old is Cedric?

It's Cedric Danatana's birthday, so no. All right, well we got front page news next, and then 803 Fresh will be joining us. We got the record in yet? 61, he want that birthday whenever he can get it. Now if you don't know who 803 Fresh is, you probably know this record right here. Can we play a little bit of it? No, we don't have it.

Alright, well Boots on the Ground is the record. We're going to talk to him in a little bit. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy Juscelarius Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back to some front page news. Start off with some quick sports and NBA playoffs. The Rockets beat the Warriors, they tie the series 109-94. Cavaliers beat the Heat 121-112, they lead the series to nothing.

And the Celtics beat the Magic 109-100, they lead the series to nothing. And the NFL Draft begins tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern on ESPN It's still in New York right? No, it's not it's actually in Green Bay Oh, they probably did that to reduce the horse See it's hard for them to get to Green Bay like you stand out in Green Bay the horse Yeah, you know cuz these women will circulate around the NFL draft because they think all of these young kids getting new money Yeah, but there's no horse in Green Bay. Not like Not like that. Like, they stand out a little bit more.

How do you know what a whore is? In Green Bay? I'm sure there are. It's different though. It was in Miami, it was New York. Like, it's a different level. I know what you're saying, but... Green Bay, they stand out a little bit. It's less of a whore fight in Green Bay though, because all of them are not going.

There's going to be very few. I had no idea you could say this word. I'm so happy right now. I had no idea. I think Green Bay is homeless. Okay. Good morning, Bree. Good morning. I'm Charlamagne, Envy, and Jess.

How are you guys? Good. Good morning, Bree. All right, so here's what's trending in the news this morning. Let's take it to California. A recent report reveals that police in San Diego are arresting black people at disproportionately higher rates

compared to other racial groups. Now the data was released by the San Diego Police Department under the California Public Records Act and it shows that black individuals are arrested at a rate more than double their population percentage in the city. According to the report, black residents in San Diego make up 26% of arrests, but only 5.7% of the actual population. So of course that disparity has sparked a lot of concerns and conversations there and cause for reforms within the police department to address potential biases and systemic issues. And so moving forward, community leaders and activists

are expected to push for policy changes there and increased oversight to ensure the fair treatment for all residents. That is very interesting because black people are arrested disproportionately all across America. Exactly. So what is going on in San Diego that is standing out? Like black people are arrested at a rate of five times higher than white people in most jurisdictions. So what is going on in San Diego that is sticking out like that?

And I think the numbers would be very interesting if every city decided to go ahead and just pull a report. But I'm glad that they're bringing attention to it because that's crazy. So something needs to be done. And now Charlemagne, we're gonna move into South Carolina. This is making headlines, a mass murderer trying to have his death penalty overturned. I'm talking about attorneys for Dillon Roof.

Now that is the man that was convicted of the 2015 Charleston, South Carolina church shooting that killed nine black church members. You guys remember that they have filed a motion to vacate his death sentence. And so they are citing 18 claims, including alleged violation of his Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights. And the motion is requesting a new penalty phase trial, arguing that his original trial counsel was ineffective

and the judge showed bias. So the Supreme Court previously rejected Roof's appeal to overturn his death sentence and conviction back in 2022. So- Bias? You walked into a church and killed nine people in cold blood, Dylann Roof.

What are you, there's no bias in that. Any judge with any type of common sense would have threw you under the jail and gave you the death penalty. And now South Carolina got death by firing squad. So, you know, line it up. Okay, when it's time, when it's his time, line them up. That's right.

And I believe there's been one death so far of a death row inmate by firing squad this year. That's right. And that would be a very appropriate punishment for Dylann Roof because of what he did. I still think the family should be able to shoot him. Walking into a manual AME and killing those nine innocent souls, man.

Well, the Supreme Court, they rejected his last appeal. I don't see his lawyers getting very far with this, but it will be interesting if they do. But that is still an ongoing thing here. Also in New York. The audacity though, the audacity of people like that, as if you don't know the crime that you committed. Why should he be granted any grace?

No. Any. No, and it's not like there was witnesses. It's not like maybe he did, maybe he didn't. There was a lack of evidence. No, we know. He walked into that church and killed nine, walked into a manual AME and killed nine people in cold blood. He shouldn't have done that.

I'm with you. I think your family should have Adam do that. The family want to shoot him? Let the family do it. Yeah, so we'll be following that one for updates. And now in New York, Mayor Eric Adams, he's reacting to a Manhattan judge temporarily blocking his administration from reopening an ICE office at the Rikers Island jail complex. So Mayor Adams says that he'll let the case play out in court and hinted that

New Yorkers should favor his position. Take a listen to some of Mayor Adams remarks here. Well, you know what everyday people want? They want dangerous people off the street. That's who I hear. And so the first deputy mayor is dealing with that. This case is in, is in court. I'm not going to do anything to get in the way of that.

Let the first deputy mayor and the court plays out and whatever way it goes, I'm going to follow the rule. Now, the judge gave the order after the city council sued Mayor Adams with the court case expected to be heard on Friday. The ICE presence at Rikers is intended to allow correction department officials to work with ICE on investigations related to violent criminals. The city council members are fearing that the ICE office will lead to mass deportations. So like it's a setup. So we'll see that is going down tomorrow. And finally,

we are talking about Levar Burton, the actor director in New York Times bestselling author. He's getting an honorary degree from Howard University. So Mr. Burton, if that name doesn't ring a bell for you, most people remember him as the host of Reading Rainbow. I grew up watching Reading Rainbow. The movie Roots or of course even Star Trek, he is becoming an honorary doctor of Humane Letters and he will speak to the graduating class during the HBCU's commencement. Now this is Howard's 157th commencement ceremony and that is scheduled

for May 10th. So congratulations to him. That's right. That is Hallie Burton? No. LaVar Burton. Oh, LaVar Burton. I was going to say, oh, Rainbow. Oh, butterfly in the sky. Don't you notice on there, like, what the hell? What the Hallie Burton? I thought that was, she was talking about that guy. That was already Rainbow, didn't it? No, probably not, since I was younger, so I don't remember it, but okay.

Oh my goodness. Damn. Yeah, when I was a little kid, I grew up watching it, and he is a literary advocate. He always pushes for, you know, reading for young kids. I do remember this song, I just don't remember watching it like that. But that's a surprise. Wow. Wow.

Oh, wow. Wow. Why, could you try and say, why? No, I'm trying to say that you're too busy watching the wire. That's what I'm trying to read. All right. Well, that is your front page news. I'm Bri Wood. You can find me on X at Bri on air. Also check us out at BINnews.com and you can get BINnews on demand 24-7 on the free iHeart radio app. Thank you guys. Have a great day.

Thank you, Bree. All right. Thank you, Bree. Now when we come back, 803 Fresh will be joining us. My guy from Wagner, South Carolina. If that name doesn't sound familiar, maybe this song will. And we don't have a clip of the song we can play right fast. Waitin' fans.

That's Boots on the Ground, baby. That's Boots on the Ground is the song. And we're going gonna talk to him next It don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast club. Good morning the breakfast club Morning everybody is DJ envy just hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club We got some special guests in the building. Yes, indeed. We got 803 fresh guy in the building fresh home team young guy in the building welcome fellas how y'all feeling? where them fans at? they bought them now if you don't know 803 fresh of course they got the record right now

that's if you've been out and about especially in the south especially HBCU boots on the ground is their song congratulations boys that song moving man thank you bro appreciate it. when did the song actually come out? December 24th that was like my Crips gift to everybody. Now Charlamagne a lot. Charlamagne's like that song been out for three years. I'm like Charlamagne no it hasn't. I was talking about just the whole line dance movement from South Carolina. It's definitely been going on more than three years. It just started picking up more in the past year and a half. Absolutely. People don't really get to see the line dance, especially on the East Coast as much,

but when I DJ everywhere, you get to see it. And I remember I was in Charlotte, and a girl came up to me and was like, can you play the boots on the ground? I had no idea what she's talking about. It was a Mobb Deep song. I was like, is that a Mobb Deep boots on the ground? I had no idea.

It's out to Louis V. Louis V was like, yeah, I'm gonna send it to you right now. Send it to me. And then when I played it, I seen the- It went up. The fans moving. I said, whoa. You know what's crazy? As crazy as it sounds the current political climate kind of

boosted the record too because I remember people started posting saying you know we ain't tripping off what this administration is doing. Black people are finding joy, learning new line dances and it would always be boots on the ground with the fans. Yep it took everybody like everybody's mind away from like the you know the current you know stuff that's going on, man. And so for me, it's like the unity in it. That's what makes it more appealing for me. You got the two-year-old, you got the 82-year-old, you got the grandmamas, aunties.

That's what makes it more genuine for me, man. The dope thing about it was a lot of the line dance songs are a lot older. Yeah. Like you talking 20 years older. When you go to a family reunion or wedding or an HBCU It's always the wobble wobble Before I let go then play the Beyonce version and this is something fresh and new so let's start from the beginning for people I don't know you who is 803 fresh where you from and how did you get into this this thing called the music industry?

What's going on everybody? It'll be first the kid live in the building I'm from a small town in South Carolina called Wagner. South Carolina, one stop sign, one stop light, we all share the same dog. That's what you show up in the neighbors there, cause you just about to say the same thing. Most corner bigger than Wagner. Yeah, yeah, most corner bigger than Wagner, man. But started off in the church, man, humble beginnings, man. Started off in the church, man, singing in the choir, whatever.

You know, like the product of the sun that left away from it, you know. I went out and I started venturing into like more genres I tapped in the pop I tapped in the R&B I rapped a little bit and then I found Southern Soul what really Southern Soul found me man been doing it about a year and a half now man and it actually saved my life man so Explain to the people what Southern Soul is. Southern Soul is a mixture it has a like a fine undertone mixture of gospel, blues, soul, all mixed together, meandered together, man.

It's solely based in the south, but when you hear it, it's like feel good music. When you hear it, it's like that music that touch your bones. It's a beautiful thing. You just gotta be in one of the events to actually feel it. It changes the environment totally, you know what I'm saying? We advocate for good time, we advocate for unity and that. And so that's why I chose to pick it back on that genre the most now. Yeah, you said it saved your life.

How, what were you into before? You know, with being in the rap culture, you say you have to adapt to that, you know, that rap environment. When I came to Southern Soul, I was battling some stuff, you know what I'm saying? It pulled me out of that because of the good feeling that it had, you know what I'm saying, made for me. Then my mama was, she was able to be proud of it. You know, when I'm rapping, she don't want to hit nothing.

She couldn't half way understand some of the stuff. So when she heard my very first Southern Soul song that I dropped, it was called All Night Long, man. And I got that first confirmation from her. I already knew then that this was the genre for me. You know what I mean? Do you remember the first record that made you say, oh, like the one that touched your soul what southern soul record touched your

soul? Shouts out to King George man he's from down my way as well man he definitely kicked the door down for us man. Keep On Rollin' is like one of those that you know really really really punched me and it gave me like some inspiration you know like you know one of those brothers I mean he's from South Carolina you know what I'm saying he kicked the door like wide open for us and when I heard this song I'm saying I automatically knew that this was the type of drama that I wanted to be in Were you surprised how fast this record caught on? Of course I mean cuz it's everywhere and you know and people are learning to dance quickly

When did you realize how big the record was? Man, I woke up one morning. I checked my TikTok. I mean I had so many notifications on TikTok and IG I thought somebody had died. So when I checked it or whatever I seen the video, the video was a spot down my way called S-Ball. It's a maker for like the live dance you're saying. So I seen that and it was like maybe 20 videos. I went to sleep and I woke up. It was like 500 videos. I knew at that point right then that it was, might have a little something and over the course of time now

What being with three months for almost four months man? It is past me. So right now I'm playing ketchup to the song Everybody have been trying to put a face with the music. Yeah. I am the one I feel like that's what it's Luther King George I feel like that's what he hasn't done yet He hasn't put a face to his music because everybody listens to you know, at down south you see people play a lot of King George music. He's a young dude He only like what? I think Joe about 37, 38. Yeah, but I'm saying I feel like he hasn't done that yet. I wonder why I don't know I mean timing is everything especially for me. I mean look how long I've been doing music I've been doing music for over 20 years

This is far southern soul. I dropped five songs before boots on the ground and then it picked up, you know So I mean time is everything so y'all definitely stay tuned y'all gonna see a lot more him and a lot more the Southern soul Frank when I noticed it got big was when I think kids doing it You know it from old people to kids. It was everybody got the kids. Yeah doing it and it's it's feel good It's like music that you had the family reunion and stuff like that Did anybody try to like reach out about signing you or anything like that? Oh, I didn't I'd even blow on a bag It's definitely been crazy man, but um, you know, we started this company shots out the snake eyes music group, man

We started this company, you know from bottom up, you know, we came with a vision it was just a vision and I think that we've done more in it was just a vision and I think that we've done more in a year than a lot of folks have done in like five seven years are you are you a Santo major or no you're doing everything independent we are independent of everything that you eat yeah I'm proud of us man I ain't a lot proud of us you know we all learn from each other you saying as we move we learn we grow and such that the young guy, man. That's why I brought him.

He's one of the United Fronts that we stand with as far as Southern. So they accepted me with open arms, man. And they had been doing it prior to me. But they showed me the roads that definitely wasn't Stingy old game. And I can appreciate that, man. So everything independent.

So we gonna, I'm gonna entertain something, but just not right now. How long have you been Young Guy? Young Guy? Man, I've been Young Guy for a long time. 30 years? That was great. I was saying? Man, I've been young guy for a long time. 30 years? That was great.

I told him, we were just talking, I said I'm gonna change my name to Uncle Guy in a minute, man. Okay. I got, hey, I'm getting on up. Now I could, they're gonna be like, that would be crazy, because folks see me, they'll say, you know, you a rapper? I be like, nah.

Then they, I get on stage, and I'm singing some soul, and they be like, damn, you know, I ain't expected. But I kinda kept my name back in the younger days when I was a rapper, man. And then I get on stage and I'm singing some soul and they be like, damn, you know, I ain't expected it. But I kind of kept my name back in the younger days when I was rapping, man. So I jumped into music, my story kind of, you know, similar to his. You know, I've been rolling in the Southern Soul game probably about for the two and a half years now. And Power Social Media, I had a record that, you know, I was singing in the garage and

posted it and changed my life. You know what I'm saying? Instantly. I was singing in the garage and posted it and changed my life instantly. I was tapped in on the rap side of the life here, came up in the church, tried different things as far as me physically doing music. I stepped away from music almost 14 years. So when I finally just made up my mind, get back in the studio, get it rolling, professionally record me a song, sit down and that record you know I'm saying to record later I was driving trucks man I

ain't drove a truck in almost a year and a half now man. So how did y'all connect? Man we we met a couple about two years ago. Yeah my very first show out there in Natchez I think. Yeah. Natchez Mississippi man my first show kind of nervous you know what I'm saying me personally you know I had just started with Sutherland so um bro came he hollered at me you say he gave me that little pep talk whatever you saying I show up my shoulders now I didn't did it he came to me like man like young guy man what up what up cuz I was kind of moving pretty good then you know I'm saying I had a record that was keeping me busy and he was like man what

what what I gotta do go advice can you give me like man you know keep grinding bro you gonna get there one and you gonna know you got it. So when I heard that boost on the ground, I called him. I said, you, get ready to be a rich. You know what I'm saying? You know it when you heard it. You know what I'm saying? I knew it. From the first 10 seconds of the song,

I was like, man, this finna go crazy. And now I just see you looking on social media, Shaq dancing too, and you got dog. Yeah, like, man, that is crazy. You know what I'm saying? So it's a blessing, and man, I just, I'm proud of my brother, and we just trying to keep it going. All right, well let's get into the joint you know.

Boots on the ground, 803 Fresh is here. It's the Breakfast Club, good morning. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. That was Boots on the Ground from 803 Fresh in the building, Charlamagne? What inspired Boots on the Ground though? Like when you sat down and said, heard that beat and you're like,

this is what I want to write about. Man, I tell the story all the time man. I had a show in Phoenix City. It was in the back of the van, whatever. I had a chance to experience my first trail ride. Went to the trail ride, you know what I'm saying, a couple of ladies had fans and whatever, it was hot. So, you know, they got fans.

So, I got a chance to go to my second trail ride and I didn't see no fans. So, I posed the question, where them fans at? You know what I'm saying? So with Boots on the Ground, Boots on the Ground is already a line, that's terminology you're saying. So you know when they say Boots on the Ground, you know, we're about to have a party, we just touch down type of deal.

So I just really merged the two ideas and it became a good marriage. What's a trail ride for the people who don't know? Listen man, trail rides is you know ATVs, horses you're saying, that line dance, it's a whole combination of all good things. It's definitely a culture tonight, really just an event. And that's why I feel like Southern Soul and line dancing is a perfect mixture. It's a great marriage.

It piggybacks off of one, piggybacks off of the other. And if you ever caught that Trap Ride down there, man, I promise you you're going to have a good time. You might get a little dusty, but I promise you you're gonna have a good time. Now, every time you make a song, is it a line song now? No. Okay. See, that's one thing I didn't want to get caught in.

I didn't want to get caught in, you know, just being the line dance guy. The line dance guy. At the boot, at the boot. Yeah, I'm done. You see? Yo. So, you know, I've been thinking about, you're saying names for like an EP or album, whatever you're saying, and I really wanted to be

Versatility because I want to show them on all skills. I got different skills music Yeah, but you could do it like remember how Jermaine Dupree did back in the day He like he had the all the what was it called the beat all-stars? We were just one album just doing all the uptempos. You're talking about like the like shorty swing my way He had a whole album of that and then he had a whole album different ways of doing things So you could do that like an anthem like that because your HBCU is gonna be crazy this week spring flings homecomings They should start booking you now to try to get the cheapest prices possible You probably booked

I got like schedule correct That's lit Yeah, that's what's up man I know you don't want to just fall into the line dance, you know genre of music But it's like nobody has made any they're great since like the five that we got But none since then and it's like it's it's kind of hard to do like, you know what I mean So for you to just come up with one and just do it Just off of what you felt you got to do that more like I'm tired I tell people like to me, I feel like my opinion I feel like lion dance is like the new disco

Yeah, you know I'm saying it's a big thing in the black culture day You know what I'm saying we just trying to shine light on cuz you got you got people who y'all you know y'all from the city Man, it didn't makeall from the cedar man It didn't make people from the cedar man. I'm gonna go get me some boots About me a fan cowboy hat it just it's a culture that they shine a light on so people can experience So it's just lion dances. It's been around for a while, but like you just got bigger man They got to sell them to South Carolina be 7,000 people out there that you feel me African music to African music has it has it as well. They got African line dances?

They got line dances, like Jerusalem is a line dance. Yeah, absolutely, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the ill thing though, the artist, it's not like you created the dance. No, you see, that's the sweetest thing about it too. You said- Oh, you didn't create the dance?

No, the people- Oh, I didn't know that. They choose it, they choose it whether it's gonna be, you said, a line dance to it or not, you know what I'm sayin'? So when they see that on TikTok, it was like four or five dances, different dances to it, you know what I'm saying? I reposted one, shouts out to Trey Little. When I posted it, everybody took on, you know what I'm saying, to that one because it was real easy, it wasn't Tamiya-ish. You know, Tamiya got about eight or five dances. I'm still confused with that one.

That's a line dance? Yeah, it's a line dance. They do a line dance to it. Yeah, Tamiya's line dance. That's a line dance. I ain't gonna lie, it's like the cursive of line dancing. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? I'm so confused.

You got it with that one? You gotta be a pro for that one. Yeah, that's definitely not intermediate. Anyway. So you had to learn your own dance, basically. Yeah, and I can't dance with it. So you just picked that one and was like, this is the one we rocking with?

Cause if 20 people said different dances That's why I said and everybody be in sync the people chose it man Boost on the ground was not intended to be a live dance song. It was just blessed to be that way You with the fan bang bang Something that you do when you hide You know and I didn't know that fans like the fans were like a big part of the you know The the trail ride scene until I made the song with it and now he's like, you know 10 20 different songs with fans now, you're saying so it definitely is a part like a big important part of the culture So I think I just revived it. Why not the church fan? I'm sure fancy

They use the church. I think the sales on church fans is out of all time high right now. Hmm. Yeah Church fans. You know Amazon, when I first came up with the song or whatever, they were just clacking fans. If you go on Amazon right now, they're boots on the ground fans. Louis Vuitton got fans. Oh, I saw that.

No, I think I got it. I saw it. That was some bullsh**. Yeah, man. But that's when I knew y'all was getting out. I was like, oh, they out of here now. Chibu got boots on the ground fans. You know what I'm saying? So it definitely has been impactful to the culture, man. I'm just proud I knew y'all was getting out, I was like, oh they outta here now. Yeah, T-MU got Boots On The Ground fans, you know what I'm saying?

So it definitely has been impactful to the culture, man. I'm just proud to be a part of it. They gonna be waiting forever for them T-MU fans, I'll tell you that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They got a thousand out there right now, but anyway. Everybody gonna be waiting for new music. Do you got more after Boots On The Ground?

Let me tell you something, I got so much music, you know what I'm saying? And I got music like before, I got a previous catalog, I got five like before I got a you know a previous catalog I got five songs that I dropped but I'm like I said I've only been in a year and a half You know I mean but as far as the catalog I got widespread catalog that's getting ready to come It was just the time we were waiting on you know I mean so I think it's a perfect time for everybody to see me And you know what I got to offer versatility is coming. What's the toughest challenge about being an artist from South Carolina? The weight that's on my back, you know what I'm saying? Because not only do I stand, I mean yeah, loosing the ground is for me, but I stand

with a lot of weight that I'm carrying as far as like Southern Soul as a whole. See this is what my main part is, and I ain't gonna lie, this is the reason why I came here, you said, I want to make Southern Soul that main genre. You know, it's been, you know, sublime, like it's's been under tone for so long. And that shit that's been going on, you got greats that came through that shit that's been going on, Tyrone Dapes, Marvin C, James Brown, Muddy Waters, all these guys that come under that shit that's been going on, man, and it hasn't really had a catalyst for it, it hasn't been brought to the front. So I take myself to be a martyr in that. I want to be able to

display it as being a main genre and showing that we come with a united front. I got Sharmika Jo Quell out there, you're saying grown ass woman. I got Frank Johnson out there, you can hate on me. I got Young Guy right here, you know what I'm saying? Like Take Heed, these are all very impactful songs to the culture. And when I bring my boots on the ground,

I want to bring them as well. So that's probably like the biggest thing as far as like, you know, I'm carrying that weight and I want to be a good advocate for them as like, you know, I'm carrying that weight and I wanna be a good advocate for them. Well, you know, you gotta get yourself all the way through the door first. You know what I'm saying?

Like that's why I think a lot of people fall through a little bit because they wanna represent for the whole state and they wanna bring everybody with them. And usually all those people end up weighing them down before you get to where you need to be. I think that with me, how I present myself, how I carry myself, I carry myself as you know, hey

He's a strong front by himself, you know, it's just I want to be a good representative for him You know, it's not that I'm putting them up You're saying the way that I walk my character is what it puts it out there like oh, oh I like him Let me see what they got going on. You know, I'm saying I let my walk you say speak from you got to just to dance We leave man. You got a show Who's gonna lead us? You gonna lead us? Man, I tried something. I tell you, I couldn't dance over here.

Look. Goddamn, who's gonna do the dance, man? Look, look, look, look. That's why he low-key picked the easiest one. When everybody was telling him to dance. Come on. Push out. Push out.

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So I gotta go. Where at? Where at? All DSPs. Hold on, what you mean? So it tells you how to do it? Hey man, I'm tired of here. It tells you how to do it.

Manizher, I really don't know. Okay. On YouTube, they got an instruction. I was looking. Yo Kebob fans, it's your boy, BOMHAN and I'm bringing you something epic. Introducing the K Factor, the podcast that takes you straight into the heart of K-Pop. We're talking music reviews, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into the industry like never before.

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And it always felt like to me after the Attitude Era, once a wrestler gets cut and you see real blood coming out of their mouth or real blood coming out of their head, the crowd kind of goes, hey, respect. And they kind of give you that nod, right? You go, wow, every one of these guys is bleeding for the road. Bro, that's literally like blood, sweat and tears. It's all they got is blood. We're talking Cody, we're talking Rhea, Roman, Seth, Tiffany. The future of the business is bright. And if you watched Mania and you're still buzzing or if you missed it and wanna know what went down,

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And that's the name of our podcast, Beardless, D***less Me. I'm the old one. I'm the young one. And every week we try to make each other laugh really hard. Sounds innocent, doesn't it? Lotta cussing, lot of bad language. It's for adults only.

Or listen to it with your kid. Could be a family show. We're not quite sure, we're still figuring it out. It's a, doesn't it? A lot of cussing, a lot of bad language. It's for adults only. Or listen to it with your kid. Could be a family show. We're not quite sure. We're still figuring it out. It's a work in progress. Listen to Beardless, it's me on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

But anyway. Well, tell them where to follow you 803 Fresh. 803 Fresh, the kid liability. Y'all can follow me on all streaming platform everywhere, man. Just type in 803 Fresh. You say you can get my music from Apple Music, Spotify, your local bootleg man, Fleet Market, you can get it from everywhere.

I definitely appreciate y'all. Listen man, Salome, I appreciate you man. Always love for the home team. You definitely putting South Carolina on the map as well. Yes sir. You see what you're doing DJ Anvin man, I appreciate you. You're saying Jess Larry, I definitely appreciate you. Thank you.

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Young guy, I'm pretty much the same on everything. Check me out on all music streaming platforms. Like, we got a lot coming, man. 2025, we gonna finish it out. Next year, it gonna be even bigger, man. So like I said, I represent Mississippi, man. South Carolina, we just out trying to put it together, man. Absolutely.

All righty, guys. It's the Breakfast Club, good morning. put it together, man. Absolutely. All righty, guys. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yo. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. This weekend in Atlanta, make sure you get your tickets if you haven't got your tickets.

What is the third anniversary of this? Third annual Black Effect Podcast Festival happening this Saturday in Atlanta, Georgia at Pullman Yards. You know, we got some of your favorite podcasts gonna be on that stage. Cam Newton's gonna be on there doing his Funky Friday podcast live. Carrie Champion's gonna be doing the Naked podcast live. Tankin J. Valentine will be doing

their R&B Money podcast live. And Sarah Jakes Roberts will be doing her Woman Evolved podcast live, man. And guess what? What? Sleutha, our guy, Louis V. You know, Louis V will be providing the soundtrack. Drop on the Clues bomb for everybody.

It's on 96.1. Louis V got us know Louis V will be providing the soundtrack, Drop on the Clues bomb for everybody who's listening to us on 96.1. Louis V got us Black Effect fans. Yeah, I see. You know Louis V from South Carolina like I'm from South Carolina. That's dope. Yes, you ain't gonna have to ask what them fans at. We're gonna have some fans. We're gonna have our Black Effect fans out there.

So go to blackeffect.com slash podcast festival to get your tickets and we'll see you Saturday in Atlanta. You know the crazy thing, I made fans for the car show because it's gonna be such a hot summer, such a great summer, and with that song so big, everybody's gonna be looking for fans. Give them out. Absolutely. Maybe they can fan some of that pollen away.

The pollen is crazy this year. Y'all ain't seen it? Mm-mm. I wanna know how people who sniff cocaine feel about pollen. You ever thought about that? No. So they don't complain about that? Is that something you thought about? Never.

It's crazy to complain about your allergies and be rubbing your nose. It's like, damn, that damn pollen, but then you go sniff some powder. Yeah, but see, powder don't give you allergies. Really? Powder make you feel good. Pollen will F you up, yo. For real. How you know powder make you feel good?

I have no idea. You have no idea? It's an observation that I've seen. Just an observation. Yes. All right. More and more we piece together. We piece together why that rain happened.

More and more every day that happens. No, I don't you do that When we come back we have the latest with Lauren and today is take your kids to work there. I got my kids with me I got Jackson I got Lundy and I got a little brookie with me and they want to have a dance contest with you with me They don't know uptown downtown. I try to get him to learn it real fast. They really get it They knew the man did you get him to try to get you don't know Uptown Downtown. I tried to get them to learn it real fast. They didn't really get it. They knew the little- How did you get them to try to get it?

You don't even know how to do it. That was the whole problem. Yo, they not gonna kick my ass. Yo, they going- They was up there flipping and all types of stuff. It's like Lil' Omarion's. Like, no. Like, yo, I've seen y'all videos.

Y'all dad, he don't talk about nothing else. He talk about y'all dance competitions. I'm not trying to dance against y'all. Little Jessica Alba was up here. I'm not doing that. Little Jessica Alba. Yes. Remember on Honey Juice?

No. I'm not about to get beat by no kids. I can teach y'all the uptown down town. I'll do that. Alright. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming with straight facts. Tell her, tell her.

She gets into somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything in this project. She be having the latest on you. She be having the latest on you. She be having the latest on you. She be having the latest on you. She be having the latest on you. She be having the latest on you. She be having the that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on this.

The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. But it's the latest. On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Man, I feel like I ain't never talked about Unc this much in my whole life. Unc is Shannon Sharp for those who don't know. Nobody talked about him this much.

That's sad. That man has been out here doing great work for the last couple of years. The fact that you said that says a lot. The fact that you said that says a lot. Nah, I ain't never been in the media every day. Just saying. Because I've always said that Shannon Sharp was who he was. I watch and we report on Club Che Che all the time up here

But what I'm saying is we've been spending a lot of time sir The cat Williams Let's say that we talked about you in here. We talked about a lot of club Che Che, but we're gonna continue forward Okay, because what we what the piece that we're about to talk about right now is Donna Rollins, son's mom, her name is Stephanie George. She used to be on bad girls club. She came out and posted a video, basically calling Shannon Sharpe's BS for a conversation he had with Donna Rollins about her and her age. Let's take a listen. Really wanted to address something that has really been bothering me for the past couple

of months. My son's dad is a comedian and an actor and he did an interview with a man by the name of Shannon Sharp on his podcast. Now on that podcast, Shannon Sharp did a lot of digging and my son's dad and I broke up over six years ago. For him to ever try to bring me up or a family dynamic or the age gap is very, very shocking to me. Now, last night I was on threads and I saw his name trending and he's being accused of really horrific things. The girl was 19 when it started. Wow, you were really projecting.

You went digging and you found the fact that we have a huge age gap and you highlighted that and you tried to make fun of it, but you were actually really living that life. If not worse, I just feel like if you live in a glass house, please don't throw stones. Now, a lot of these moments that begin to go revival where anything in dealing with age conversation, women, whatever, of course, people are going back and are grabbing clips and are recirculating. Now this clip, even the Monique clip when she was telling Shannon Sharp about young girls and not dating them.ating. Now this clip, even the Monique clip when she was telling Shannon Sharp about young girls and not dating them. Now the conversation that Stephanie George

is talking about with Darnell, we have that as well, let's take a listen. She's so young that she could pop off. Yeah, I'm like, she 23, Darnell, 20, why you didn't date her mom? Why you go for the, Darnell. That sounds crazy. You like them young though no don't do that I don't like I don't like a young I like what I love yes she's a lot lot lot lot lot younger

than me but that's what it was why you hating on me where y'all be that forever 21 you know what I mean what you be the 23 year old cuz I mean hey 23 I think I'm a couple years older you I go 33 so I just need to know wow so moments like that is what is recirculating by the way that moment right there that means all jokes about Shana Sharpe are fair all jokes about Shana Sharpe and him with the 19 year old are absolutely fair. And that Dianette Rollins interview was January 15th of this year.

And she probably felt the way because he was cracking jokes and then like she said, you can't crack jokes and make it seem like you look down on it and then when your mess come out it's like, oops. Damn. Yeah. Well, the internet is interneting. That's also why you can't just do what your producers tell you to do.

Like when you're in these interviews and you're in these conversations, like the things that you say have to be coming from you and coming from what you believe in your heart. You can't just be saying what's on your card and what your producer tell you to do. Well you know you should ask them about this and you should make jokes about that.

No, they gotta come from you. Yeah, I mean the question was there, but he thought it was funny. He thought he could crack jokes. I was ready to say, I don't even think that was like a call from the producer. I think Shannon just went and just had fun. He thought it was funny.

Why would you do that if you know that you like younger women? But he didn't expect for what he into to come out. Like he didn't expect for his stuff to be put on French street. He always talks about like a younger girl. Yeah, but younger in 1920 is, I mean, it's younger, but you know, the gap is gapping. Yeah, he just didn't expect for nothing that he got going on to come out. All right, cool.

I think that's what it was. Well, speaking of people sitting down and having some conversations, Michelle Obama, her podcast, have you guys watched any episodes? No, I've seen a couple clips from it going viral. I've seen clips. So good. So she just had a conversation with Taraji P. Henson. And of course, they get back into more in detail about her deciding not to show up with Barack Obama and certain things and that leading to people thinking that she was, you know, having issues. But before they got into that conversation, they talked about the power of no. And Michelle Obama

talks about her going to therapy and learning the power of no. Let's take a listen to that. I had to convince myself that I had done enough after all that I had done in the world. I still felt a guilt that maybe, maybe I needed to do a little bit more. I'm at this stage in life where I have to define my life on my terms and going to therapy just to work all that out. Like what happened that eight years that we were in the White House? What did that do to me internally? My soul, we made it through. We got out alive. I hope we made the country proud. My girls, thank God, are whole. But what happened to me? Right? Right? Right. And going through therapy is

getting me to look at the fact that maybe, maybe finally I'm good enough. I didn't even realize the time. You I wouldn't have time for the second clip. We want to bring it back in here. But that power of no and going to therapy is what she said made her say I'm not going to none of that stuff. I don't want to go to inauguration. Jimmy Carter, the funeral. She didn't want to do it. She just didn't want to do it She didn't have it in her to do it I wonder how that dynamic works right because that is your husband and sometimes in relationships if you are married I'm sure Charlemagne and Jess, you know, sometimes you don't want to do things with your spouse

But you do it because right he's the most to them or they have to and I'm sure the same thing with you I'm sure he doesn't want to go to some things what he asked her because you was why yeah But your boundaries are your boundaries and I don't the same thing with you. I'm sure he doesn't want to go to some things but he asked you because you his wife. Yeah but your boundaries are your boundaries and I don't care if it's your husband I don't care if it's your wife you know if you don't want to do something you should not have to do it. Especially something like that. Yeah but it's boundaries but if you're the ex-president and you're showing up and I have to go I would think my wife would be like just taking on the chin and be like I'll go too. I want to bring this back in the next hour. What if she don't want to? But wait let's hold

this for the next hour. I want y'all. I think that's being a couple. Listen, there's more because she also talks about how people get on her when she make her own decisions, even to talk about her relationship and not going to these places and they drag her for it. Let's bring this back in the next hour because I knew y'all would have opinions because all y'all be going and having to do stuff y'all don't want to do.

You are so right, Lauren. Where you had to go recently? To pick avocados. Wow! They said she was at the flea market yesterday. Wow! No, it was the farmer's market. I had to go to the farmer's market. The flea market. The farmer's market. Picking avocados, drinking tequila. Y'all crazy. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. We wanted to know how you came up with the donkey of the day.

Tell us! Tell us! Because you're mean. I am not! What did I do? I made donkey of the day. There's a bunch of donkeys out here. That is why Sharlana made it here.

We live a life where we bite our tongue based off who we lay off. He never would say it. You don't give a damn, don't throw it home. Hey! Charlemagne, give it to him! Give it to him! On The Breakfast Club. In the words of Charlemagne the guy, he's a donkey. That's what he is. Motherf***** dog.

Don't throw it home. Oh man, Charlemagne, you giving Donkey the day to who now? Donkey the Day for Thursday, April 24thth goes to a 27 year old Ohio man named Micaiah I. Swinder. Now who in here had to wash dishes as part of their chores growing up? Raise your hand. Okay who in here enjoyed washing dishes as a child? Raise your hand. I'm lying. Yeah I know you're lying. All your kids. He likes drying the dishes. He don't like washing them. Well Jess, when you didn't want to wash dishes, what did you tell Miss Robin?

I don't want to wash dishes, ma'am, but I will so I won't get popped. Okay. Did you ever have an argument with her about not wanting to wash dishes? Hell no. Because you know she bust that ass. Period, yes. Okay. Envy, I'm sure you make the kids wash dishes.

They all raise their hands? Yes. Have they ever rebelled against you and said, nah, dad, that ain't happening? No. What about Matty, Logie? No. None of them?

No. I don't believe that. Not a Logan buck back at least once. Definitely didn't. Okay. I don't believe you. Well, those are all constructive, productive ways to deal with your kids when you want them to do

what it is you want them to do when you want them to wash dishes. But even, you know, if you do that, okay, if you do that, some kids still ain't going. You know what I'm saying? Some kids just not gonna do what it is you want them to do. And Makaya I. Swinder is one of those kids. See, a dispute that started over dishes ended tragically. Let's go to WWNY7 News for the report, please.

Nearly the first thing out of Makaya Swindler's mouth on the phone with dispatchers and admission. I'm not going to lie, I just killed my father. Wait, what? I killed my dad. What do you mean by you killed your dad? Like he's dead. We're learning what led up to the violent incident. Marysville police had been to this house earlier in the day responding to a dispute between

Makiya and his father, 59, 59 year old Joe Swindler. A police report shows the issue started over a dispute over doing the dishes. This caused a verbal conflict. Hours later another call to the home from Micaiah who said he stabbed his father with a knife. The dispatcher asked him why God told me to God told you to yes yes ma'am okay I had orders kya Swindler was in court this morning where prosecutors called him dangerous and requested that he be held and you wish me to consider sometimes I wonder if these are the effects of gentle parenting sometimes I wonder if we have to bring back beatings okay I used to have to pick a switch nothing makes you understand the effects of gentle parenting. Sometimes I wonder if we have to bring back beatings.

Okay, I used to have to pick a switch. Nothing makes you understand the consequences of your actions like having to pick your own switch because you know you did something wrong and now your parent or grandparent is leaving it up to you to decide what your punishment is. And if you go and bring back a switch that's not big enough, now they go get the switch

and you don't want them to go get the switch. So it just gave you a level of accountability for the things that you did and when you get beat with a switch you picked you really understand that you caused this on yourself. Jess you said you never bucked back at Ms. Robin because you knew she would what? Beat my ass. That's all I'm saying. Now I don't know if whippings would have stopped this young man, Makaiya from being a stone-cold killer but I highly doubt his dad wanted to go out like this.

Okay Makaiya said he put his dad out to go out like this actually son I just wanted you to watch the dishes okay now when this young man Makai says God told me to one of my favorite movies growing up was frailty you should watch it if you never have so I understand how that could be true but Makai until anyone out there listening to me let me tell you something whenever

you think God is you know telling you to do something that you know will cause hurt to somebody or you know it'll end up with somebody being dead or end up with you in prison for the rest of your life please understand that Satan has a kingdom too okay I think we often forget that if we give Satan attention he will give us direction. Micaiah somewhere along the the way, you gave your attention to Satan. You submitted your will to him and he told you to kill your father and now you charged with one count of murder.

And where you going? Chores are not optional, okay? You're gonna be cleaning, you're gonna be doing food preparation, you're gonna be doing laundry, washing other people's drawers, you're gonna be doing maintenance and you're probably gonna be doing what Kanye was doing

to his cousin until the age of 14. And the irony is, you might get stabbed and killed if you don't. Please give Makaiya Icewinder the biggest he-huh. He-huh, he-huh. And it's crazy that he didn't wanna take his dad orders to simply wash the dishes, but he'll listen to the voice in his head

that he said was God telling him to kill his dad. Yeah. Killing his dad took way more energy. Yo, what is his last name? Swinder. You want to play a game? Yeah. Let's play a game of Guess What Races! Okay, all right. Makai Swinder of Ohio killed his father because of a dispute over washing the dishes. Jess Hilarious, guess what? Racist! I want to say white but your name Makaya, mixed. But really black and white. Do we have a mixed one? We just gotta play more at the same time. He's gonna play more than at the same time. He's gonna play some drinks. Play some J-Cole.

Okay. DJ Envy, Macias Winder, killed his father over a dispute over washing dishes. Guess what? RACIS! Swipe. Shake it off, shake it off. Well, I'm gonna

be honest with you. Oh boy. Envy's wrong. Oh, he's not what? I don't know if Jess is wrong. Let me see. Jess might be half right, because I don't know if he's... He look Miami black. He black. Let me see. But he could be mixed. Oh, I'm just saying. Makai gave it away? Makai, yeah. Is he up there?

Yeah, yeah. He definitely black. He got a Rod Wave-ish look to him. Yes, he does. Yes. gave it away Okay, yeah, Maki was was a black man from Florida See he said Ohio black, that doesn't know black people in Ohio, but I'm like Ohio and then he killed his parents That's like a white thing to be washed. I mean, you know Oh, yeah. Yeah, I knew, I'm anxious. Oh, yeah Yeah, I knew but I'm the Makaya gave it away. Yeah, you're black All right. Well, thank you for that dog here today up next. Just fix my mess 800-585-1051 if you having relationship issues or any type of issue call Jess right now She'll help you out with all your problems call up 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Tell her! Tell her! Man it! It's a real deal! Help me! Help me!

Oh my God. I'm all up in your mess. I'ma fix it. Fix my mess? Fix it. Jess gonna fix your mess, cause my advice is real. All right, Anonymous.

It's time for Jess to fix your mess. So, is real. Alright Anonymous, it's time for Jess to fix your mess. So what's your question for Jess mama? Oh god y'all put me in this position. So what's happening is me and my mom, my husband, we all live together and my mother and my husband we bumping heads like the arguments and it's mainly about my daughter. So my husband is one of those dads that,

he's a good dad, but he does not pay attention to everything that happens and everything my daughter is doing. And my mother feeds that and she's very opinionated and she talks about it. Okay. And she'll say something to him and then step up heads and I just wanna like stay in the background and not say nothing at all.

But this is my husband. This is my mother. So is she a is your dad? I mean, not your dad. Is your husband a first time dad? No. But he has never been like his other daughter. She's older and she grew up in Florida. So yeah. So it's different. Okay.

Now, do y'all live with your mother or do your mother live with y'all? Nah, nah, she lives with us. So let me make that very clear. This was my house. Okay, I got you. I totally got you. The thing is, that's kind of hard. I ain't about to say put mama out, but it's like you have you sat down

and had a conversation with her yet about boundaries and what is going to fly in the house and what you wish she she has to respect your house. She absolutely has to respect your husband. You know, that's y'all house. Y'all don't live with her. She lives with y'all and while she is the grandmother and the mother and your mother, And while she is the grandmother and the mother and your mother She still there still is a line that she should not cross, you know, you're her child, but you're no longer a child Yeah, and that's the thing. She doesn't really get So I can't and I don't believe she probably could You probably could but it's good help for me because I told y'all earlier I worked three jobs.

I got you. And yeah, it's just help here. Like I have helped cooking, I got help cleaning, I got help with the financials. Well it still could be worked out in a way where it's some type of compromise. Y'all are still three adults, you know, and like I said, you know, although when people get in their old age, they set in their ways, it's still she gonna have to compromise because this is not her house. You know, she's a tenant in y'all house, you know what I'm saying?

And yeah, she is the nanny and she has roles and duties and she you know Nobody do it like mama but it's still boundaries and she has to understand that because if the shoe were on the other foot and you Lived in her and her husband's house. There would certainly be boundaries. You know what I'm saying? She got to put our soul in your shoes So just sit down and have a conversation what I feel like you haven't yet because she's still mom and you don't want to disappoint Her or disrespect her but you're grown So just sit down and have that conversation with her. I feel like you haven't yet because she's still mom and you don't want to disappoint her or disrespect her but you're grown and y'all are three adults.

Y'all got to make that work or the kids going to know something too and that's not really good to be doing in front of the kids fighting, arguing. Yeah, you're right. But I do need to have a conversation. I'm just like, I don't know why I'm nervous. Because that's your mom girl and she probably used to beat your ass when you was younger Yeah, she's definitely probably that type of mom that don't play but it's like alright my now I'm the mom who you know who don't play

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Ex about me. You need to beat your coworker's ass. Ex about me. Your coworker need to beat your ass? Call it up. It's Dr. Jess and I'm here to fix your mess. It's getting very much messy. Let me fix it.

Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Jess Fix My Mess and we have Tam on the line. Tam, it sounds like you got us on Bluetooth. Can you take us off Bluetooth for speaker? Oh yeah, my bad. Okay, is that better? Perfect. What's your question for Jess? Jess, I need you to tell me, okay, so let me start from here.

My daughter is in seventh grade, right? And she has these little girls at school that keep messing with her just because she's pretty and they just bald headed and jealous. I want you to tell me if I'm crazy or not or should I go and roll myself into school and go whip all of you. You want to enroll yourself in school to whip all of their asses? Why not? Are they in high school? No they have no school. This middle school? Are you crazy? Are they in high school? Um, no, they're in middle school. This is middle school? Are you crazy? Yes, they keep messing with my baby. And I know I'm not going to do it for real, but it's just like, it's like what do you do? Ah, well, unfortunately, see, I'm a comedian.

It's not much you can do, it's like because, huh? Me as a comedian, I just would teach my kid how to roast, but that's the thing though. You know, everybody ain't got that gift to just roast everybody. She got to know how to embarrass them without getting drunk. But she's like very like, she just doesn't like confusion. She doesn't like confusion. She will if she has to because I see her and her sister all the time going at it.

But it's just like she doesn't want to get in trouble at school. And I'm like, listen, the only person you get in trouble from is me or your father. They can't do nothing to you. Whip their ass. And then she's probably not confrontational. You know what I'm saying? Now what you see in the house, her and her sister, that's who she lived with. That's who she grew up with.

You know, so that's the sibling rivalry is always going to be there. You know what I mean? But school is different. It's not how it used to be. These days, man, kids are very much cruel, like very much crueler than they used to be. Then you got the internet influencing things, and then it is different. So I don't want to say-

It bothers me because I'm not the one. When I was in school, I'm not going to let you bully me or bully nobody else. That's right. That's why it really bothers me. Yeah, I know. But we don't, unfortunately, we don't really have those people who stick up

for others anymore because everybody be trying to mind their business. You know what I mean? Everybody's so busy recording or trying to you know get the likes and stuff get everything on social media. I don't want to tell you take her out of school. Is she crying? She's like I don't want to go back or like what? No, she's not crying.

She's just like she comes home and she's like my you know't want to go back or like, No, she's not crying. She's just like, she comes home and she's like, you know, we're really close. Like that's not one of my closest people in the world. So she comes home and I'm into up tonight. What happened at school today? Tell me what's going on. I want to know the key. As soon as I pick her up from school, tell me.

And it takes everything in me not to go up to that school. And cause I want to talk to a principal, a guidance counselor or something, because it's just like, y'all just allow it. It's your problem. So you haven't talked to anybody up there yet? Any authorities at the school? Yes I have. Oh you have? Yeah I have but it's just kind of like yeah we live in Florida so it's like Charler-Rey

Center. Oh man yeah you might just go ahead and take her out then back or she or or you just teach her how to roast that's what you gotta do She gotta turn school into Wild'n Out. She gotta turn school into that playground and really, really tell bitches that they bald-headed. You know what I'm saying? Like she can't just, like no, you gotta teach her how to like, yeah.

I mean, she might get jumped, but that's the thing. Cause the last thing a bald-headed bitch wanna be told is you bald-headed. You know what I mean? Cause they already know that. I've been there. You know what I mean? That's the last thing I wanted to hear.

But if they're just really hating on her because she pretty she really got us She got to learn how to throw that sauce on just a thousand percent right Jess is is right We had that problem with Madison and we had to have a roast contest at the crib and teach her how to roast where she You know those them things right back and like she said because she can't come running crying every day cuz it's gonna make it worse That's right. So she got to learn how to roll back. She don't cry every day. She doesn't even tell me unless I ask her because I'm like really involved. I'm on her Instagram, her TikTok. I'm on everything. I want to know. So I asked. I'm the one that you know tried to figure out. She doesn't really want to tell me but because she knows that me and her father

are kind of great. Yep and then y'all gonna make it a little worse you know because y'all are adult Floridians so y'all already already crazy Drinking the water you crazy Whatever you teach it arose don't teach a roast that will come from you like your mama a ho like you can't do things Like that that they know came from you. Yeah, but you can say like that's why your mama Java Toyota like things like that That's right, you can't say nothing that's why your mama drive a Toyota. Like things like that are hurt. Like, man. It's crazy that this segment is called- Well, I drive a Toyota. I drive a Kia. I can't say he drive a Toyota.

That's right. You can't say nothing, you hamster. Listen to me. It's crazy that this segment is called Jess Fix My Mess and Jess is the comedian and master roaster, but you give in there, boy. I just jumped in a little bit. Because he could relate.

I got a couple kids that been through it. That's all. Got a clan over here. They don't even know what their race is. I just had a whole conversation. No, let me ask you a question over here. They don't even know what their races Now let me ask you a question Tim if you got a co-worker that lies to your son and tells you something you leave The room that you really Dominican Jackson just told us he didn't know he was Dominican Dominican. That's why little on Wisconsin What's that?

Which one is that? That's Brooklyn. Brooklyn, little Brooklyn got the sombrero on. She's embracing her heritage. Did you call her little Wisconsin? Yeah, you call her little Wisconsin. That is totally not the name. What the f***?

Jess, all you gotta do when you see MPK's is name a city. Okay, name a city. Alright? Jess, fix my mess. 800-585-1051. We got the latest with Lauren coming up. It's The Breakfast Club, Good morning. The Breakfast Club Morning everybody. We are the Breakfast Club DJ envy Jess hilarious Charlamagne the guy. Good morning. Hi guys. You're

What's up Today is bring your kids to work day. It sure is you didn't bring the baby for me I was what your other kids are here and You didn't bring the baby for me. I was. I mean, but your other kids are here and Justin didn't bring the baby for me. I didn't. I thought it was going to be too many babies for you because he say he was going to bring baby Peyton and I was going to bring baby Marley. I'm trying to be a mom of twins.

I don't think you could handle it. Yeah, you don't have no kids. So going from no kids to a three year old and an eight month old is crazy. Yeah, you would have been, you would have had problems. And I see how you carry your phone and laptop at the same time, no. No. Two phones. My goodness, all right, well let's get to the latest with Lauren.

Lauren becoming a straight face. Tell us, man! She gets into somebody that knows somebody. She gets to details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on this. That's sound beings. The latest with Lauren LaRosa.

Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest on the latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you have a little bit of everything. It's the latest on the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. All right. So the last hour we begin to have this conversation because Michelle Obama has been talking about the fact that she's been not happy about certain things and she's choosing herself in her relationship and impersonal. So you all started talking about what it's like to have to do things for your spouse that

you don't want to do. Michelle Obama talked about this a bit because she spoke out about not going to certain events. What you laughing at Envy? Nothing. What y'all planning? We ain't planning nothing. Nah. Go ahead.

She's talking about not wanting to go and do certain things when she's with Barack Obama. Let's take a listen to Michelle Obama on skipping events. I'm learning some of those messages that I've been saying to myself. And so practicing no in a very different way intentionally. My decision to skip the inauguration, you know, what people don't realize or my decision to make choices at the beginning of this year that suited me were met with such ridicule and criticism, like people couldn't believe that I was saying no for any other reason that they had to assume that my marriage was falling apart. And it took everything in my power to not do the thing that was right

or that was perceived as right. I had to basically trick myself out of it and it started with not having anything to wear. So I was like, if I'm not going to do this thing, I got to tell my team, I don't even want to have a dress ready. Yeah. She talked about having that dress ready ready She said she had been so triggered to have to just do stuff for everybody else that she would keep clothes You know, I mean like there was no self-care. There was no boundaries as we talked about earlier So question for the room. I know y'all have to do things. Y'all don't want to do in y'all marriages, right? But she's Michelle Obama. Is it ten times worse? Does she does she not get the no? I mean every relationship is different and people, you know, function how they want to

function in their relationship. But there's times when I need to go to places and I'm sure my wife would rather stay home, but she goes because we're a team. And I know there's times where, you know, she needs to go someplace where I don't want to go, but we're a team and we do, you know, we go. It is what it is. Do you get that like, like, because it seems like a bit it started to affect her mentally. There's nothing wrong with spouses having boundaries, especially if those things will

disturb her peace, if they will disturb her mental if they do disturb her emotionally. And honestly, if I'm talking to her and she tells me how she feels about a situation and why she doesn't want to go, if she feels very strongly about it, I'm going to ask myself, well damn, maybe I don't need to be there either because that's my significant other. That's my better half. She may see something that I don't see. So I don't have a problem with it. Well, President Barack Obama couldn't say he wasn't going to the inauguration. I get that. He's a grown man. He can do whatever he wants to do.

He was going to the inauguration. That's a choice. And I mean, like I said, every relationship is different, but I'm sure with you Jess, there's times where you gotta go some places. Chris is like, hi, effort out go. And I'm sure there's times, the opposite, you like. But if it disturbs your peace, it's one thing that you just not wanna go

because you don't wanna go. But if you're like, I am morally against this. I know this is gonna disturb my peace. This is gonna disturb my mental health. And you still force the person to go? Come on now. Well, one thing about Chris, he likes the gun range. I don't like to go, on now well one thing about Chris he likes the gun range I I I don't like to go but I do go because that's something that he really likes

he likes golfing I don't like to go because I don't even know what I'm doing but it's boring out there but it's like alright yeah you know yeah it's like alright I'll get cute pictures but like he'd be really into it but I go because that makes him feel good that I'm right there Don't I act like I want to hit them balls? You know I'm saying I'm like and I think that's dope But none of those things disturb her no they don't disturb my piece They're not disturbing you mentally but what he's saying is what every was saying is like yo Your husband was the president of the United States. It's not a soul yo it is a soul We see how miserable Melania look, okay? All right, cool. You know why?

Because she be going places she don't wanna go. She doesn't sit around at home. She is the first lady. But Jess, you have a new baby, you have your older son, you are here at work, you're traveling the road. There are some days where you just like, yo, I need to breathe. And Michelle Obama's point is

she wasn't even taking that time. She was just going, going, going and carrying everything because women, that's what we're taught to do. We can't say no. But also, we're acting. We know what Michelle was saying about President Donald Trump on the campaign trail. Maybe she didn't wanna look like a hypocrite.

Maybe she didn't wanna be calling this man a threat to democracy, calling this man a fascist, but then sitting there cheesing in his face like the rest of them. Because we all gave them hell for doing it because they all look silly. I gave Michelle props to them like Michelle doing it, because they all look silly. I gave Michelle props, I'm like, Michelle's the only one

that stood on business. That's fine, but nobody had to cheese his face. Even though you're forced to be there because of your country, you didn't have to give him a high five and poke him in the belly. You ain't had to do that at all. If Michelle was there and her face is anything but cheesy, now that's a whole story.

And she talked about that too, how she gets dragged when things are not perfect. When she feels a certain way. When she talks about her and Obama's relationship, she gets dragged. And she said she's tired of taking the high road all the time. She don't wanna. She said. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, she doesn't want to teach her daughters that I'd much rather hit after Michelle Obama than you should have the audio

thing go get the audio. No, we have another clip. But don't play. I want to get to something else. Taking over my segment. It's good. It's good. Thank you.

Just. It's not Michelle Obama related. It's R.E. Lennox. Okay, what happened? R.E. Lennox is no longer on Dreamville, right? The story came out that she's leaving Dreamville. Don't with your fans.

I want to get this in because when the story dropped, people thought that she released this announcement. It did not come from her. I'm told by source close and they want people to know that that did not come from her and she does not feel good about how it was released. And that is a big part of the reason of why she wanted to be separated from Dreamville. She wants control back over herself and over her music and the story that was published

was not Ari, Lennox Whistle ever, it came from somewhere else and she's still signed to Interscope which is a UMG subsidiary, right? So she's still going to be releasing music and doing different things but that Dreamville announcement was not her. Things are amicable or so she's still gonna be releasing music and doing different things but that Dreamville announcement was not her things are amicable or so she thought that's it she's that needs to be said well good for us she's dope she's dope and she didn't feel comfortable in she got out and she's doing things the way she wants to do it she was a control narrative and luck to her absolutely yeah and happy birthday to Kaylani it's her birthday too

you know you're speaking of singers she She Mexican, no she not Mexican. No, why you trying to make everybody Mexican, yo? I think she likes everybody Mexican. You know you got a Mexican birthday calendar and you know all the Mexican birthdays. Cedric the Entertainer is not Mexican. He's naive black, he's 61 though, he needed that birthday shout out.

So she know all the comedians and all the Mexican birthdays. That's on brand for Jessil Aricus. Why't you say Chris likes to go to the gun range? He opened up his eyes like that. It looked like he was about to you gotta watch him. Hey, I know I do He is the clown. He's trying to do a right on her. No, he don't know where I live at. He better not be in my house. We have no more dumps. We have no more dumps.

Alright guys, alright, alright. People's Choice makes us up next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody. It's DJ, NV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Today is bring DJ, NV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Today is bring your kids to work day. I got my kids here. I have Jackson, London and Brooklyn. Charlamagne tried to say that they Dominican. My son is confused. He doesn't know what he is now. No he's not. Charlamagne asked him does he empanadas? They all confused. Ask your granddaddy

where he from? Dominica. He's not Queen. No, ask your granddaddy where he from. Do you have shout outs? You wanna give anybody a shout out? Come on. To the mic. Anybody? Nobody? How y'all ain't named under the kids?

Santa Domingo. You wanna give a shout out to anybody? You and mom. You and mom. Brooklyn, you wanna give anybody a shout out? Come on, Brooke, hurry up. Yeah, hurry up. And Madison, hurry up.

Why you ain't named? I'm your dad. Just dad, all right. Why you say I'm your mom? Puerto Plato, y'all ain't named none of them? Why they named after just the American cities? That don't make no sense. And you from the Dominican.

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This don't happen for people from South Carolina to how they get all upstairs All of them What the grills links everything I didn't know they was coming with that many people but there is like They don't moms and it's My grandmother oh my god We should have fish fry Right in front of the building. Yep. Nobody had to bring their cowboy boots on to do the dance That'd have been dope. Well salute to them and make sure you download their record and stream their record, Boots on the Ground.

Now Jess, I know you had a show coming up in Orlando, right? No, I was at Orlando. Yes, I was in Detroit. I'm in Detroit. So Mother's Day weekend, y'all come and join me at One Mic Comedy Club. We got three shows in one day. That's Saturday, May 10th. Get your tickets at JessLRSOfficial.com.

We got the 11 a.m. brunch, the early evening show, which is at 7, and then the late show at 9.30 p.m. I will be doing meet and greet only after the 9.30 show. Love you guys. Can't wait to get there, Detroit. And this Saturday, Charlamagne's in Atlanta. Yes, for the third annual Black Effect Podcast Festival. Go get your tickets, blackeffect.com slash podcastfestival. Sarah J. Roberts will be on that podcast stage.

Cam Newton will be on that podcast stage. Tankin J. Valentine will be on that podcast stage. So join us this Saturday in Atlanta for the third annual Black Effect podcast festival, blackeffect.com slash podcast festival to get you tickets. And the positive note is simply this, the secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.

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