The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Shots Fired at Rihanna & A$AP Rocky’s Camper, Suspect’s Bail Set + Juvenile & Mannie Fresh Interview

Episode Date: March 11, 2026

Today on The Breakfast Club, Juvenile & Mannie Fresh talk new music, their new podcast, and New Orleans culture. Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to a man arrested after allegedly holding his disabled wife captive for five years. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jess, hilarious. Good morning. Charlemaine de God. Peace to the planet. Guess what day it is. Guess what day it is? Ah, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. How y'all feel out there?

I feel blessed black and highly favored. Happy to be here. Another day to serve our beautiful listeners. Good morning. What's up, Jess? How you feeling? Good morning. I'm good.

Yesterday I took my daughter to the playground and guess what? The mosquitoes is out here. Yeah? I did not know they would be out so early. Really? Yeah, still much. I'm like, wait a minute. It was a beautiful day yesterday here in the city.

There was a beautiful day. The mosquitoes came out there. Really? And they were excited. They was like, oh, yeah, what's up? Fresh meat on a block. We ain't been out in the minute. What's up?

I don't see. I haven't seen mosquitoes in the city. For real? No. I mean, not like, you know, being down south being raised in South Carolina. No, that's mosquitoes. Absolutely positively, especially in Jersey,

but not usually around this time. Yeah, it's usually a little later. No, they were out yesterday. This is the first time you took your daughter out, right? She was able to go on the playground. How did she enjoy it? She loved it. Oh my God.

Fall, get right back up. She's not a little punk. She's a little tough cookie too. And it was other little kids. She walked up to them and she's playing, but she's a little rough. You know what I'm saying? So she pushing people. She bullied the little kids.

Yeah. Everybody turns looking like, you know. What? Anyway, yeah, yo. But she had fun. The good thing is she had fun. So when your daughter was out there pushing these kids, bullying these kids, what do you do as a parent?

Do you just don't look away or? No, I was helping them up. Oh, okay. You know, oh, come on, come on, little Pedro, you know, come on a little, you know, yeah. Little Pedro? Yes, because it was her kind out there. They was all little Latino kids. They were so cute, but they was like, damn, why she's so rough with us?

Jesus Christ. What up, what up, Shala? Yo. Let's get this show cracking this morning. Juvenile and Manny Fresh will be joining us. Let me tell you something about Juvenile and Manny Fresh. First of all, they got a podcast called Still 400, which we're going to be talking about. But Boy, Juvenile, got an album called Boyling Point.

That's supposed to come out on March 26. One of the 26 in a couple of weeks, right? couple of weeks. When I tell you it is a dope contemporary hip hop, it is a dope contemporary hip hop. So, you know, I think we actually need to play some records this morning too, by the way. Yeah, well, we're going to start the show. We're going to start the show with BBB. BBB is cool, but I like... We're going to play some more joints on the album, but I do like BBB to start off. Pay me back is dope. He got a lot of joints one that's dope. Pay me back is dope. You know,

I can't relate, but I like Doe's off. Those off. Yes. All right. We got BBB? All right. There we go. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning, front page news is next. Morning, everybody is DJ Envy. Jess, hilarious. Shalamine Nagu. We are the breakfast club. We having technical difficulties this morning.

They told us that the whole last break when we was talking, nobody could hear us. Is that true? And he's saying they can't hear us now either. And I was letting you know the mosquitoes is out here. I don't know if that's true. Let's do front page. Oh, you can hear us, yes. Okay.

So just since y'all couldn't hear us, Juvenile and Mani Fresh will be joining us this morning. How do we know they couldn't hear us? That's what everybody said they couldn't hear us. I'm talking about I need to talk to the people out there listening on the radio and on their I-heart radio app. People in here kind of our word. A yo.

All right, man. What's up, Mimi? Good morning, Envy, Josh Salomein. How y'all doing this morning? Good morning. We think we good. We think people can hear us, but we're doing all right. Okay.

All right. We're going to get through it. So we start this hour with a major, this morning with a major update on the war in Iran. A new information about the U.S. troops wounded in the conflict. Now, the Pentagon says at least 140 American service members have been injured since the war began about 11 days ago, a number much higher than officially suggested. So until now, the Defense Department had only publicly released or discussed troops who were seriously wounded. But after questions from news organizations, the Pentagon confirmed yesterday that the total number of injuries is far larger.

Officials say most of those injuries are considered minor and more than 100 troops have already returned to duty. Now, still eight service members remain severely injured and are receiving intensive medical care. Many of the injuries are believed. to be linked to missile and drone attacks launched by Iran against U.S. troops across the region. Now, so far, the Pentagon says seven U.S. service members have been killed, but some critics are now questioning whether that number fully reflects the scope of the fighting. Writer and activist Mark Green says the size and the scale of the recent attacks. They raise concerns about the real number of casualties and suggest that they could be much higher.

Let's listen. The devastation that has rained down on a multitude of U.S. bases makes it simply impossible. that the number of casualties are at the currently announced number seven. This means Donald Trump is either hiding the number of casualties or worse, his people are hiding the casualties from him. Tucker Carlson recently stated, and I'm not in the habit of quoting Tucker Carlson, but he recently said that he believes Trump is being shown polling that indicates that 90% of Americans support the war.

We know this is untrue. Recent Reuters polling shows that one in four Americans support the war in Iran. It makes sense to me. Like it would seem almost impossible that, you know, it wouldn't be, you know, more casualties. I would hope that there's not, but it just doesn't seem like, it just seems impossible that it wouldn't be. Seems a really small number when you think of the totality of what's happening in the Middle East. Meanwhile, defense secretary Pete Hexeth, he's warning Americans that more casualties could still come as a fighting continues to escalate. Let's listen to that.

Today will be yet again, our most intense day of strikes. inside Iran. The most fighters, the most bombers, the most strikes, intelligence more refined and better than ever. So that's on one hand. On the other hand, as President Trump declared, we're crushing the enemy in an overwhelming display of technical skill and military force. We will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated. Is it more casualties to come or have all those casualties already happened and they haven't told us yet? Good question. We will continue to find out. I'm sure as this goes on. But even as the Pentagon talks about ramping up strikes, there are signs that the war is also burning through weapons very quickly. The Washington Post reports that officials, they told Congress the first two days of fighting alone that they use $5.6 billion in missiles and bombs, raising questions about stockpiles and how quickly those weapons can be replaced. And one more note about the Pentagon. I don't know if you guys seen this report, but a new watchdog report shows that the Defense Department, it's spent $93 billion in September alone.

So one month alone, the Defense Department, they spent $93. That's crazy. You know how many people you can feed in America? How many people you can house in America with $93 billion? You got our TSA agents not making no money, and they spent $93 billion in a month? In a month. And what is raising questions, you guys, is what that money was spent on. So the report says some of those purchases included $225 million on furniture,

two million on Alaskan King Crab, about seven million on lobster. Yes, 200,000 on an ice cream machine and donuts. And so, you know, all of this, as you just said, Charlemagne, happening as Doge has been promising to crack down on government waste and abuse. I thought they were buying ammunition. You know, and then you have this department spending $93 billion on items like that. They sound like us when we used to get EBT from crackheads back in. Yeah.

We get that EBT, get them food stamps from crackers. Get them crab legs. Get some shrimp. Now, Mimi, I know Donald Trump said we went to war because they were going to bomb us allegedly. Was there any proof to that? Did there? There has not been any proof. And we still, honestly, and we don't know what the objective is, right?

It feels like they keep moving the goalposts each time that something happens. And so that's been a major contention between Congress and, you know, the American public. Like, what is really going on? Why are we at war? We still really don't have all that information. We went to war because Benjamin Netanyahu wanted us to go to war. and Benjamin Netanyahu has the president compromise

with something I think to do with the Epstein files. We're going to talk about the Epstein files in the next hour, but really quickly I wanted to talk about, you know, there was a strike that it was a deadly strike near a girls' school in Iran. Officials say 168 people were killed, including dozens of children. A newly surfaced video appears to show what experts believe was a U.S. made Tomahawk cruise missile hitting a building

next to the school. And so speaking on Monday, President Trump says he does not know who carried out the strike and says the incident is still under investigation. Let's listen really quickly to what he had to say. I will say that the Tomahawk, which is one of the most powerful weapons around, is used by, you know, is sold and used by other countries. You know that, whether it's Iran or somebody else, the fact that a Tomahawk, a Tomahawk is very generic. It's sold to other countries, but that's being investigated right now. You just suggested that Iran somehow got its hands on a Tomahawk and bombed its own elementary school on the first day of the war,

But you're the only person in your government saying this. Why are you the only person saying this? Because I just don't know enough about it. I think it's something that I was told is under investigation. Yeah. So allies like Australia, the UK, they do possess Tomahawk missiles, but Iran does not. So further pointing to that the U.S. may be responsible, but again, that is still under investigation. It was more than likely it was America, though.

Well, we will see. but more than like. Yes, you're absolutely right about that. And at 7, there's a new update to a rideshare app and it's getting mixed reviews. We'll tell you why some people say the change is not fair and why it crosses the line in the next hour. All right. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585105.15. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hello, who's this?

This is Sherrod. My name is Sherrod Johnson. Hey, Sherrod Johnson. What are you calling from, brother? I'm calling from Jonesboro, Arkansas. Talk to us. Jonesboro, Arkansas. Get it off here at chest. That's a new one. Man, I'm getting on my chest.

It was a conversation I had last week with, it was Emmett Ovaldo and Kiki Palmer about how younger women were dating older men. And my wife and I were talking about it and something that Lauren La Rosa said and Charlemagne said, that really said what her. Lauren La Rosa said when she was younger, her parents or her mother would tell her to get somebody

who provides for her. And then Charlotte had said, well, she was probably talking to your older version of yourself. And, man, that really sat with us because me and my wife are just sitting like, man, this is scary raising a daughter because she was told the same thing. And it's just, man, and then just the mentality that men have, but they tell younger women like you're mature for your age, what does that even mean? That means they're trying to justify why they old ass is dating a young ass girl. Yeah, but like you said That mentality is wrong To me

Like that mentality There is no way In my opinion A parent should tell a daughter Find a man that I take care financially I tell my daughters They're gonna get their own

Yeah, they're gonna have their own I'm setting my daughters up To have their own And to get their own And I'm the same way Yeah That's just that way I understand that it probably comes

From a predatory mindset But like Even You know how they say My girls mature older than men, like, what does that even mean? Because it's like, just because you do adult things, that means you're mature? Like, your pay the bills.

Like, what does that even mean? Well, women do mature faster than men, though. I mean, research shows that, like, just biologically and neurologically, women matured matured faster than men. And that has to be sexually. Yeah. It could be mentally. It could be many different things.

Because their frontal lobe develops earlier. I got six kids that all my girls have matured faster than the boys. Absolutely possible. That's science, though. But yeah, in terms of dating, that doesn't matter. Yeah, not dating. Dating, that's just, I'm telling you. I'm telling you're just old men trying to justify

why they dating young girls. And they're mine. Exactly. And I just, they'll just date. You're just sick to me. It's hard, it's hard raising dogs, man. I agree. I got four.

Yeah, I got four, too. But like you said, you provide for your daughters. You try to set your daughters up so they don't need no man. That, they rely on themselves and they're papy. Man, yeah, man, I appreciate y'all, man. Appreciate you. But it is, it is contradictory, though, because we do say these things.

Right. Like I agree. Like we should set our daughters up to have their own. But then we also say as men, our job is to protect and provide. Yeah. Like you say, two things can be true at the same time, though. You know, you want your daughters to be in relationships where they can self-sustain, but they are taking care of as well. Yeah. There's been many times where women stay in relationships because they can't leave, because a man is providing and because a man is giving them something that they can't get on their own. So they have to stay in these bad relationships. And like you said, having daughters, no, you make sure your daughter can provide for herself. You make sure she's, you make sure she's. set up for herself. So she's never in a relationship because of providing. She can get in and out when she needs to it. She has her own and my daughters

will continue to. Get it off your chest. 800-585-105. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wait. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blast.

It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-105-1. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's good, family. Just your boy, dingo. What's good? Dingo.

What's up? A minute, brother. No, I know. What's good, family? Morning, good morning. Hey, morning, morning, well, first and foremost, y'all have some technical issues this morning. I should not hear y'all on the I-Hart radio app.

That's what I listen to with y'all. I think we got it together, though. Yeah, y'all got it up until, like, the little bit of a front-page news. I want to click back off. But that first six minutes did nothing. Got you. Mercury's a retrograde. It'll be fine on the video later when you're watching on social media and on Netflix.

I got it together. What's up, though? I'm called in for a particular reef. Great news. I just got a gate. Congratulations. My girlfriend, two and a half years. Congratulations, Dingo.

Thank you. Thank you. I really appreciate it. So shout out to my beautiful black queen. My girl, the age is. I love you, baby. We got proposed to, and I'm supposed to her in the Bahamas, the past weekend. Nice.

And it was amazing. Congrats. Oh. You proposed in the Bahamas. Come on, now tell me more. Tell me more. Tell me more. Break it down for me.

I like a good proposal. What did you do? What did you do? Okay. So we was on the crew. So we was on the crew. I had scheduled a picture night. So the whole, the truth had an elegant night.

So we was already dressed up. It was fired. We were looking good. We had our emigreine on. So I had planned a photographer to just do a photo shoot. And I had the ring the whole time. I told to do what I wanted to do. And, you know, we did all the poses.

We got down there. You know, did I think he had to turn around. He got down on my knee. He turned around. He turned around. And it was, he just dropped balls high as. Like, it was beautiful. Wow.

And it was amazing. Files, man. Congratulations. I'm so happy for you, NDA Asia. Yes. Yeah. Thank you. Now, I am having a little bit of a deliverer, guys.

her family is very, very involved. The very, what's the way of it, but it's just eager, excited, and this is like the first marriage in a long time. So they offered to pay for the wedding. However, they wanted us to do it this year. Say yes. What's the problem?

I want to do it this year. I want to wait a year because I wanted to plan it out. You know, man. They're paying for it. You say yes. But he still wanted to be right, y'all. You want to do it right. Right.

Give yourself a year. It's going to control everything. I didn't go. I'm trying to figure out. You better be in homework. You better do your homework and find out how much weddings cost. It's not about money, man. It's about you and your wife having the best wedding that y'all want to have.

This is your wedding. It might be fun. Please understand. Envy is paying for a wedding right now. Yes. So he's very sensitive to this time. Between the flowers, between the venue, between the music, between the decor. It's not going to be cheaper next year.

What's the point? It's not going to be cheap for this year. It's still going to be expensive. Is it best to take the handout or do I just plan it the right way in a year or so? You can plan it. You have a right way. Exactly. Have a meeting with the family.

They should come to a compromise. They're very involved. You engage to their daughter. Exactly. You got enough time to plan it by the end of the year. The fact that they're going to pay for a hundred and something-thousand-dollar wedding, minimal. Oh, boy.

Bro. You could use your money to buy a house or continue on with your future. Wait, wait, wait. Wait and do it right next year, my brother. You only get married once. Okay. It's still going to be right. Okay.

You can continue to buy a house or continue with your future. All right, dingo. Congratulations again, Dingo. Thank you. I'll try to figure it out. Yeah, if y'all can make a poll for me, I need some help. But I was trying to figure it out. All right, dingo.

Good love, brother. Thank y'all. I love y'all. You also don't have to have a lavish wedding either. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, wedding is just a quick little ceremony. You don't have to have a lavish party.

You can have a big reception party. That's cool. Exactly. But the family won't pay for it. $100,000 is a lot of money for a wedding. Lord of that person. I don't think that's the average price for a what? $100,000.

Yeah, no, not average. No. I'm over that. Let me Google. Let's get to the latest. I'm way over that already. But let's get to the latest. What's up, Lauren?

Good morning, y'all. Average price for a wooden in America is $33,000 and $36,000. That's actually because it's a cheap. I thought it was at least like 50. Okay. Well, $50,000 is still a lot of money. The fact that his family is going to pay for it. You said $750,000?

No, I thought that the average would be like $50,000. Oh, yeah. But that is still a lot of money. It's a lot of money. Venues are expensive. It's insh. Food is expensive. The poor, all that.

It's super duper expensive. Yeah, yeah. The outfits, if it's a destination wedding, paying for, oh, my goodness. Anybody tell y'all to match every goddamn thing. That's your problem. The Kthi crew getting a whole bunch of custom stuff. Man, everybody matching it.

All the rides men, the grooms men. Imagine the tableclothed, the curtains, and the complaints. The parents on both sides. Y'all face on the floor. Y'all face on the floor. Y'all is too much. It's like 300 people. Just like, and then you got the people that's going to come.

But then talk about the price of a wedding. That's y'all price of the one. This might be a good time to tell you guys to subscribe to my only fans' feet page. And also, I will be dancing at Magic Mike's coming this weekend. I'm just doing it. We've got the ladies coming up what we talk about. Yes. So Jay-Z, Beyonce, and Rihanna have some company in the billionaire club, some new company.

We're going to get. into who it is exactly. All right. We'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Take your talk, L.L. Kubei. Yeah.

I'm not dumbing myself down. I'm being myself. Take me through that. That source is trusted. I'm the homeguard that knows a little bit about everything and everything. Lauren. Little brown girls look at you and go,

I want to be like you. Take me through that. Take me through that. Where she's gone? The latest with Lauren Lose. Take me through that. On the breakfast club. L.L.Cubin.

Talk to me. Look, Lauren, looking like she's waiting to exhale. Oh, okay, all right. It looks like he's not going to cry this morning. Oh, I'm not. We're going to get through it. It's a great day. All right, so.

Put some shades on. I don't have no shades. Oh, wait, where are the messy visions? Oh, man. All right. So let's get started. I actually need shades for this because I'm talking billionaire status, okay? Yeah, put the Jimmy James and Terry Lewis.

I want you to look like Mary J. Blasginz. I won't be able to see my notes. Lower hammer. All the time that I was loving you. You're busy loving your stuff. Oh, she's given, though. Okay, wait a minute. All right, so yesterday it was announced.

The, uh, the, uh, the 26 billionaires list came out per Forbes. And, uh, Dr. Dre is now on that list. Uh, he joins the likes of Jay Z, Rihanna, Beyonce, um, and a ton of other people. Um, now, this is a super, super long list. Dr. J is tied for three, number three thousand three hundred and thirty two. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dre. Dr. J.

Dr. J. I said Dr. J. Okay. Okay. I heard Jay Too. Oh, my God, it's the glasses. On the world's richest list. So, again, Rihanna's on that list.

Jared Kushner. There's a ton of people here. Eric Kushner. Oh, yeah, no, he should be a billionaire. You're right. It's on the list. They may get rich in that Trump administration. And of the 22 billionaire entertainers that Forbes has identified,

nearly half of them were added in the last three years. And Dr. Jay, like I just mentioned, he becomes one of the six, he is the sixth musician added to the list. Taylor Swift is also there, Bruce Springsteen. and I told you guys about Jay Z, Beyonce, and Rihanna. How did Dre get there, though? Because I know that Drey sold... Beets by Dre.

His Beets by Dre. They got cash and stocks for that, but I know he sold his stocks back in four or five years ago. So according to what I'm reading, so he, in 2014, he sold to Apple, Beets by Dre. And he owned approximately 25% of the company resulting in a huge payout. 650 million in cash, pre-taxed.

Yeah. And then they list... And one million shares of Apple. They list Aftermath Entertainment Entertainment. Damon, him as the founder and CEO. And they talk about some of what the label did. And they talk about the consistent revenue that that generated. Then they talk about his branding and marketing acumen.

And they talk about some of the work that he did with Jimmy Iveen and how he used celebrity endorsements to turn. They go back to beats into a luxury fashion forward brand rather than just a tech product. Then they also talk about a lot of his music ventures. So early success on the, as an actual music artist. Music publishing, royalties, producing albums. Yes. Yes.

They talk about all that stuff as well. And then they talk about initial investment. So before Apple, they talk about in 2011, he did a deal with HTC where he bought 51% stake or HTC brought a 51% stake in Beats for $300 million, which also provided significant capital. But, I mean, there's a ton of different conversations around this as well, too, about because I know there were like the, I saw the Celebrity Network article where they mentioned like the divorce that happened with him and money being taken away from there. But these are the things that I'm being seen listed. He would, you know, it's so funny, he would have got there a lot faster if he hadn't sold that one million, those one million shares of Apple. Because Apple did a 401 stock split in 2020.

And this is from the Celebrity Network article. And if he still had those one million shares, they instantly would have became four million shares. And Apple stock trade at 260 per share. So that's like a billion dollars. Because back when that deal happened, I think there was like 2014, he had said then, he was like Forbes has to update the billionaire list because there's a new one coming to the list. And then it didn't happen.

So, yeah. Well, congratulations to the doctor. Yes. Yes. Now, in other news, speaking of Rihanna, so yesterday, the DA's office in L.A., they held a press conference because Ivana Ortiz, who was the woman who shot at Rihanna's home, was officially charged, and she saw a judge yesterday. She was officially charged with a couple things, so she was charged with one count of attempted murder, nine counts of assault with a firearm, two counts of shooting into a, into a,

inhabited dwelling and one count of shooting at a motor vehicle. Now, there are some things that need to be cleared up here because there have been so many reports on sources, and I told you guys that police wouldn't confirm anything. Like, everything that I was seeing, I was asking, is this real or not? And they would not say anything. The DA's office went into more detail because now they have the charges position

and they know what they can actually take her to court on. So let's take a listen to them explain the charges. And I want to make sure that we point out that that camper that was on Rihanna's property, the DA revealed yesterday, that Ace at Rocky and Rihanna were actually in the camper at the time that that happened. So let's take a listen to... In the time of the shooter?

Yes. Let's take a listen to the DA, giving more details. The charges that have been filed against Ms. Ortiz include one count of attempted murder, 10 felony counts of assault with a semi-automatic firearm, and three felony counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling or camper. In that residence, Rihanna was there with her partner, her three children, her mother, and two staff people. In addition, Ms. Ortiz is accused of firing at a neighboring residence that had two additional

individuals. And there are three felony counts of shooting at inhabited dwellings. Canadian women are looking for more. More to themselves, their businesses, their elected leaders, and the world are out of them. And that's why we're thrilled to introduce the Honest Talk podcast. I'm Jennifer Stewart. And I'm Catherine Clark. And in this podcast, we interview Canada's most inspiring women, entrepreneurs, artists,

athletes, politicians, and newsmakers, all at different stages of their journey. So if you're looking to connect, then we hope you'll join us. Listen to the Honest Talk podcast on IHeartRadio or wherever you listen to your podcasts. I'm Clayton Eckerd, and in 2022, I was the lead of ABC's The Bachelor.

Unfortunately, it didn't go according to plan. He became the first Bachelor to ever have his final Rose rejected. The internet turned on him. If I could press a button and rewind it all I would, But what happened to Clayton after the show made even bigger headlines. It began as a one-night stand and ended in a courtroom with Clayton at the center of a very strange paternity scandal. The media is here. This case has gone viral. The dating contract.

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There are actually two dwellings at Rihanna's residence. There's an a airstream camper in which two individuals were located, as well as a house on that property. And then there was the neighboring property. The two people that were inside the airstream were Rihanna and her partner, Rakeem Mayer. Yeah. So that was originally it was reported that Rihanna was home. And then it was like Rihanna was home with their children. But then they said ASAT wasn't there.

Not only was Rihanna home, but as you guys just heard, her mother was there. Some of her team members were there. Her children, but her and ASAT were in that camper. And the camper, there are now photos circulating. I saw ABC put out some photos yesterday of the shots that actually hit the camper. So wait, what's the camper? That's like a... It's like an RV.

It's like a RV. It's like a metal air stream. Yeah. Rihanna... Right out in front of her house. Yes. Rihanna Aesap had did this like drive up the coast that they had talked a lot about like a couple years ago and it was parked outside of her home.

Yeah. So, yeah. Yeah. So the update there. That could have been bad, man. God was with Aesap and Rihanna and their family. God bless them, man. Yes.

That could have been very bad. Yes. Yes. And Arvana Ortiz, her new bail is set at $1.8 million in a $10 million. It was. But yesterday, once they announced the actual charges and what they have evidence on, it's now at 1.8. There's no way she should have a bond. Listen.

No way. I'm just telling you. The bond's still at 10 and that's what she has to pay to get out? Because, you know, sometimes you people pay 10%. No, yesterday it was enough. that her bail amount is now set at $1.8 million is actually $1,875. And her new arraignment will be scheduled for Marks 26. She waived her right to a speedy arraignment yesterday.

She should not have a bail. Yeah, after what you just told me, they need to double her. But they need to double it from 10 to 20. They need to pull it. Just don't give her one, yeah. There's no way she should have a bail. Crazy. But she also needed to be in some type of psych ward too,

because clearly she, clearly she suffers from some type of mental illness. She's sound very schizophrenic from the video I heard. Yeah. Yeah, well, that's it for the latest. And there will be more here, so we'll keep you guys updated. All right. Now, when we come back, we got front page news, and then Juvenile and ManuFresh will be joining us.

Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. DJ Nv, J.S. Salomey Naga. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page news.

I want to start up with some quick sports last night. My son called me. He was at the Miami Hits game. He was so excited because Bam Adebayo scored 83 points. Like a band without that playing like he was playing for Asia's heart. You hear me? What? It's like Asia hit him like, yo, you know, let's play a game of one-on-one, you know what I mean,

and you play for my heart, and he went out there and balled out. And everybody's giving him flack because they're like, yo, he went to the free throw line 40. They were foul an ish out of him. That's what I'm saying. You can only take the shots that you're given. If you get to the center of the line 40-something times, you've got to go make those shots. 83 points is 83 points. That's impressive me, the way, man.

Well, he beat Kobe's record. Kobe, of course, had 81 points, so he beat Kobe. So he's the second highest scoring behind Will, who had 100 points. Now, I don't know him. Is he new? Who? Is he a rookie? Bam.

He's been in league for a while. He's been in a league for a while. He's big brother. He's dating Asia Wilson. Oh, okay, okay, cool. She don't know. She said, oh, but you don't know. I know Asian Wilson.

I know I'm man too. Yeah, I just didn't know that that was him. But he scored 83 last. I do want to say Kobe's 80 was different. Because if I remember that game correctly, they were down at the half. And he, like, they were down about like 20-something points, and he had to come out and ball. Yeah.

And I think he scored like 55 in the second half. And they ended up winning the game. His 81 was different. still 83 is 83 That's crazy That's 83 points That's a lot of points What's up Mimi?

Good morning How y'all doing this morning? Good morning Good morning So we start this hour With a major new development In the Jeffrey Epstein investigation So authorities in New Mexico

They are now searching A massive ranch once owned by Epstein A property that until now Had never been served by federal investigator So this search, it comes after Newly Released Epstein files Revealed a disturbing tip after several years. So in 2019, a local New Mexico radio host, he received an email claiming that two girls may have been buried somewhere in the hills near the ranch on orders from Epstein and an associate referred to as Madam G. That claim it had never been verified and it's still unclear whether investigators ever looked into it at the time. And the radio host says the message appeared to come from someone connected to the ranch and he forwarded that message to authorities, but the email later bounced.

back. Investigators have not confirmed those claims, but officials say they are now examining property leads and following the evidence wherever it goes. So that property is known as Zorrell Ranch. It is a 7600 acre compound right outside of Santa Fe. It's where several women have long accused Epstein of sexually abusing them when they were minors. And one of those accusers, her name is Annie Farmer. She says she was a teenager when Epstein assaulted her there in 1996. Let's listen. I was 16 years old. When I was 16 years old, when I I was flown to New Mexico to spend a weekend with Epstein and Maxwell. That same year, 1996, my sister, Maria Farmer, reported what happened to me there, along

with reporting her own assault at their hands and their theft of sensitive photos of herself, of me, and our younger sister that she had taken for her work as a figurative painter. I am now 46 years old. Thirty years later, we still do not know why that report wasn't properly investigated, or why Epstein and his associates were allowed to harm hundreds, if not thousands, of other girls and young women. Yeah. You say it. That's really sad.

Yeah. Well, state investigators, they say the search of that property is ongoing. And turning really quickly to another case, you know, these days a lot of people are using chat GPT for a lot of answers, help writing emails, planning a trip or asking everyday questions. But in a disturbing new case out of Tennessee, prosecutors say, and a former NFL player, He used the chat box for something very different, asking it what to do after he found the body of a woman inside of his home. So former NFL linebacker, Darren Lee, he was the first round draft picked back in 2016. He's now charged with first-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend, Gabriella perpetuo. Investigators say Lee sent messages to the AI chat box a few days before her body was discovered inside their home.

And in those messages, he asked the chat box if his. you know, how his girlfriend could have stabbed herself or what to do if she wasn't responding. And in other messages, he asked what he should tell a friend who wanted to call the police. Now, those conversations, they were shown in court this week where prosecutors laid out their case and they said that he was using ChatGPT as a legal advisor. Let's listen. He has conversations, dozens of conversations back and forth with Chat ChpT over a two-day period about what he did to Gabriela Perpetua. in detail.

He asks how to cover it up. He asks what to say to 911. Now, if I'm the FBI, right? And you know, you're monitoring all these sites like ChatGBT. As soon as I see somebody type something like that in, I got to pay you a visit. Yeah.

Well. It's so stupid. But I also wonder, can ChatGBT BT just, I guess, alert the 30s? They probably do. It's certainly, yeah, yeah. Well, that's a great

question, because a lot of people were asking that. They said that now, you know, Chap CPP, they're pointing out that it is not privileged information, that it is a third-party platform. When you sign the waiver, you sign all your privacy away. So people are using it as a lawyer asking questions like that. All that information is public. All of it. You might as well call it chat FBI.

The only thing they're going to get on me is like me Googling out. Like, I'd be asking how to make my penis bigger and stuff like that. Just random stuff. That's wild. I mean, just random. That's expected. I mean, not because I know you can't, but, you know, you just be thinking. Like what if chat knows something I don't know?

But look, I know certain things that you ask like even on a sexual tip or whatever It'll tell you that I'm not here for that like certain chat like you ain't paying for it then you got the basic kind No, no, no, no, no, you ain't paying the fees per month. No, for real. No, I am. I am paying for it because I use it all the time. But I'm saying like they'll even tell you, no, I'm not supposed to do that. Like I'm not meant for that or something that give you.

Yeah, like you ask about porn. You ask about sex. What are you asking you that chat GPT? You got Chad GPT? Yeah. If you asked Chad GBT to talk to you dirty, they'd be like, nah, I ain't here for that. Why would you ask you to talk to you dirty?

Why would you ask how to step? You know how to get away with a stabbing? Like I just asked again, how to make my penis bigger. So here you go again. A lot of men ask this, so you're definitely not alone. Here you go again. The important thing is to separate what actually works, what has limited effect and what is basically a scam.

And then it gives me a bunch of things that can approve impair. Here you go again. It's crazy. And then you ask a bunch of times. Body fat, trim pubic hair. Right. Improve ere ere ere infections. Okay, we got it.

See, that's very dirty. But if you say talk to me dirty, how do you want it to talk to you? You know, like, I'm just saying, I'm just trying to test the limits of what Chad GBT can do because it's scary in some instances. And they'd be like, nah, like, I ain't, we're not here for that. Chris only on the road for like a day.

He'd be right back. It's not really for me. I just wanted to test the water with it because the kit. That's not going to work in a court of law, just I just want you to know that. You're not going to be able to say it wasn't really for me. No, this is what you asked Chad GPT, man. All right. All right.

Getting really back to the case really quick, Lee says Lee is now being held without bond as they investigate more and go through all of those messages. Poor Mimi. I'm sorry, Mimi. That's okay. Mimi just comes here so professional. She's like, now back to the... And here she got to listen to us and our food. Back to the case. Thank you, Mimi. Just trying to bring it back home. But that is your front page news. I'm Mimi Brown. Follow me at Mimi Brown TV. And for more stories, all the black information network.

Thank you, Mimi. Thanks, Mimi. Now, when we come back, what's the craziest thing you asked, chat? No, I'm just joking. Juvenile and Mani Fresh will be joining us. Juvenile has a new album called Boilin Point that comes out on the 26th. They have a podcast called Still 400,

and we're going to talk to them next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NVJ. Nvilarious. Sholameen the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

Longaroos is here as well. We got some special guests in the building. Some icons. Juvenile and Manifresh. Back at it. What's up? What's up? What's happening, man?

How you feeling? Cool and, man. Trying to make it happen. You all. Try to make it. We can have naked. You're all making it, man. Listen, I know we're here to talk about the Still 400 podcast, man.

Yes, sir. Man. Boy, they send us a copy of that damn boiling point, Judy. Lord have mercy. Thank you for making some age-appropriate music, man. Thank you, right. 10 to age of 47, one of my favorite things to do is f*** something in Dozo. Not something.

Don't get a try to shut it up, my wife. Don't get a truck. You're going to clean that shit. The album is dope. Thank you, we got a chance to the album, man. I'm glad y'all listened to it. I didn't think you all had a copy of it. And y'all know it's a couple tracks that ain't on that, right?

Okay. So it's the Rob Full Nine, y'all popping in here, and y'all hit the Young Boy record. Well, we didn't even hit a one with... You ain't hit a Wayne record either. I was going to ask you about that. I got two albums, right? So I'm releasing one now, and I'm going to wait a few months

and release the second one. So that's what the thing is. Now, we noticed the one with Megan that was released BBB. Megan's not on the album. She's on the album. I think they sent y'all I'm going to 4. She's on the album. I think they sent

a bit for a copy, but it's all good. I don't even know if the audio got right. Because I think this guy said the first song was with BG and I was like no, that ain't the first song. The first song I think is Juvie Beverly. Yeah, that's not the first song. No, so it's up with Birdman.

It's on it, but the order. Yeah, Birdman. The first is Inchel, Buckman. And then Juby Beverly. And then it's dropped the location and pay me back and yeah yeah go ahead and say it bro pay me back and pay me back me back

let me let me get shocked I've been singing that song on stage by time I get to the second hook all the women is singing it and I tell them y'all all o' us so payback time you got BG and Birdman

in their bag on this project too like what is it about you that seems to bring out the best in them Do y'all just bring out the best of each other? I'm competitive. You know, if you want to say me, I always have been, me and man, I don't know if people know, me and this dude have been won in the studio from day one. I'm just competitive.

I walk in the studio and say, I'm about to bust your ass. You better be ready. And when we do songs together, they know that's how I feel. So they're going to be competitive with me. What got you to this point where I know a lot of times when the artists get a little older, they're scared to put out music because they're scared that how it be received, right? Because everything's a stream. Everything's a number.

Well, here it looked like you ain't give a fuck about none of that. You just like, put on the beat, I'm going to win. I really focused on my 9-9 and my 2000s. Really, you know, I don't want to chase a fan. I just want to do good music, and hopefully people accept it and like it, but I'm really not trying to chase a fan. I'm doing this shit for me and my people, that's it. Even the way you was rolling out some of the new music,

like you would drop the videos on your Instagram, and then that would go crazy. So we all like, well, where is it? Where is it? But you dropping it like, like, like, and be saying a lot of times people will hesitate. You're just putting it out there. Like, I know y'all gonna want this here, boom. And they do.

Yeah. And you know what the funny part is? When I put that first date out that I was going to release in October, people got mad at me when I didn't put the album out. So I'm glad it's coming out. And it's coming out on my birthday. So we're really going to cut up. It's timeless.

Both of y'all sound like, even your son, every song's crazy. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, man. It don't sound like you, y'all ever stepped out of music or took a hiatus or whatever. like you sound like you ain't never stop. I love it.

I really never stop. But the truth is, it's kind of scared to get in the studio listening to everything else that's going on. I just was like, damn, I don't know if I could, I don't know if I could compete. But then I had to sit back and have that reality check that tells me, nah, bro, you got to make music

for you and your fans. You don't have to appeal to nobody else. That's crazy to hear because the production of it sounds like, I mean, you weren't afraid of that either. even on the Hot Boy Summer and like the sample that y'all used there with the DeBar sample. Yeah. It doesn't sound like you were afraid to get back in the studio or worried about competing at all. It's like you knew exactly what you wanted to kind of get into.

Shout out to my man C. Smith, too, for making that track. I really was scared. I'm not getting no money off this one, but yeah. The album just came together. Mani did so many great things outside of him just, you know, producing the tracks. The ideas, our ideas was flowing together to make this project what it is. What about you, man? I know you're not scared to get in the studio.

Hell no. I mean, I'm trying to bring fun back, bro. You know, and our era was fun, you know, and you got to, you know, it resonate when the song sound like that. People know the song is like, oh, shit, well, this is really his personality. This is, and somewhere we got too cool to have fun, you know, so when I do it, I'm going to have, I'm going to have fun, you know, it's going to be some vodka and some juice and I'm like, turn on the mic, you know.

And he already, what's cool about Juvie is, he knows what I'm a do. Like, you know, and he ain't trying to say change it. He's like, he's like, bro, I know you're going to say some crazy ass shit or whatever, you know. And I'm like, that is the way I approach a song. And it resonates with our fans. I think what he found out, what, you know, like he didn't figure out by us being on tour, when me and him went on tour, we got close to the fans. We did.

And we figured out, like, y'all really like the shit that we do. Y'all don't want the new version of us. You know what I'm saying? Y'all don't need the new version of us. They just like, do what you're doing. We're all right with it. We've got to bring dancing back is what you, but bringing the point.

You got to bring dancing. It's dancing. Specifically shaking your ass. Yes. For the ladies. Some of these cats can't dance work. I know, I can't. I know, I got two left for you.

I'm saying. I'm saying. I'm supposed to. Yeah. When you get in the studio today, Mandy, are you chasing nostalgia? Are you trying to create a new sign? Or are you just like?

No. I had a long time of doing that Trying to say well, you know This is what this is sound like or whatever And I'm like, this a headache trying to figure out some That you already know how to do You know, so I just had that moment of like Let me step back

And real real shit I stopped listening to just new shit You know what I'm saying Because it's nothing against it But that's their error That belongs to them And I'm like, you know what? Let me go back to my error

Let me listen to some of the shit that I love like A Ball, MJG or whatever, like, you know, and that right there was like, okay, this, this is still the same music, same chords, same format, and the reason why we like them, songs like that so much because they're easy, you know, and we, we've been using the same patterns for forever. We already know them, they're embedded in us. It's like hearing Marvin Gay, you know, and you don't even know why it's timeless, why you like, because it's simple.

And it's, it's the same that's been used in music for forever and forever. Word. When y'all do the podcast, how does it feel talking to people that you know your lives are more interesting

there? Oh, man. Go ahead. You had more success than you. I'd rather hear you and Manny talk, man.

Nah, really don't do you. Shout out to everybody been on my podcast. Go with you the show man. With that Bih.

You need up, but they're shit. We want our podcast and keep going then. Whose idea wasn't to do

us? Still 400 podcast. Well, that was a little bit of both of us and Dave, too. You know, but Manney was the first one with the title. You know, I was lost with the title. You know, I'm never good with making TASY. Yeah. You know, and people were like, well, you know, it came from Still Fly and, you know, 400 degrees.

Which is to me one of the most popular song, like, from the big time is to me, is Still Fly. So I was just like, why not incorporate something that's both of us or whatever, like, you know, and it represents both of us. So that's where the name came from. But our podcast is about fun. So we don't get on that. We don't want people even coming over there with their stresses or your beefs. We try our best to combat that. We want to get on there and just have fun.

Talk about the funny things in your life. Talk about things that people may don't know about you. A lot of cats got some humor going on inside that they don't let people know they never come out of their shell. So that's what we try to do on our show. Is the album boiling point? Is it about proving something? Or is it more about just documenting what your mind is today? It's more like satisfying my fans

and really feeding the hunger of myself than seeing if I can really do it. It's like an old cat saying, I still got it. I still got it. Still, I'm like, yeah, yeah. That's what I knew. But it's pretty much me, man,

just letting my fans know where I'm at in life. I'm happy. You know, as simple as that, I'm happy. How do you and Megan get up on that record for the BBB? Well, her people reached out to me, but like she was talking about the snippets, I put a snippet out, riding the car was just the one verse in the hook playing.

And it went crazy. And the first comments, all the comments was, Megan need to be honest. I mean, with 90% of the comments, Megan need to be honest, Megan. So my thing was, okay, y'all go tell her. And they started going on her page telling her. And they reached out to it, reached out for the song.

What was happening with the date? Because wasn't it like, with that song specifically, it was like supposed to drop at one point, you and Megan's, for her verse, and then you changed the date and it was upset? I didn't have nothing to do with that. The only thing I changed the date on is, album releasing. They was upset about the album releasing

but the Megan part, we shocked them with that because they kept asking for it, but I never told them it was happening until like two days before it came out. Who was a young lady that was on it before, Megan? Her name is Genesis the God and she's cutting up on it. I didn't take off the album for the record too because

that's one of my son's friends and she did a great job. She did she deliver it. It was fire. So do you go to your son more now? I go to my kids for a lot. I go to my kids for a lot. My daughter runs my social media. So I'm not there. She does a good job. Thank you. Because it reaches outside of just your phone. She is stuck on the algorithms. I don't even understand it. But

it's your son, one of the people that you talked to when you said at first you was feeling scared, like about getting in the studio, making new music or whatever because everything that's out now. Did you talk to him about it? So I'm with my baby boy, my youngest boy, almost every day of the week because he's a school teacher. I'm by his house. I'm just an aggravating parent. I'm always by his house. And my oldest son, A young Jew, he's the one that's always like telling me, pops, you should do this. You should do this.

Try this. So, you know, it's kind of like, I'm the kid again. Yeah. You know, like they say twice a child, twice a kid. It's kind of like they parenting me a little bit. And I just listen. Yeah. I don't ask you, man, do you think the culture is ready to respect

its elders the same way genres like jazz or blues did? Or even rock and roll? I think we got to knock down walls, bro. Like, it's a rebate. birth of music for me. And it's a, and the cool thing is that it's now or never. You know, we got a lot of, I won't call them old school. I'm going to say season artists.

That, that's like, they're making good music, great albums. And you're seeing the shift. You're saying people like, oh, I really like this. Like, you know, it's got substance. It's got movement to it. So I think we got a knock down doors, you know. We can't accept no more when somebody does an interview and they say, I don't really rap. I just do this.

Well, move out the way and let's somebody who do it, do it. You know, because you got a lot of artists that do that, that say, like, ah, this ain't really my thing, you know, and I'm like, well, this is this really my thing. This is my bread and butter, you know, and I think we got to knock down doors sometimes and shake things up. What do you think, Julie? For me, I try not to be so critical of the young cast because I was that cat,

and a lot of the older cast was calling what I did when rap. They said, that ain't rap. And I'm like, what damn, bro, I'm taking care of my family. My records is selling. I'm selling more records than you. And I'm doing good. I'm doing good in my life. So who cares if it's rap or not?

Like, if my fans, the fans see me a certain way, I don't even care with another artist thing about. So now me being that old cat, I always stick my hand out to him. I always reach my arm out to him. And I always try to show him love. And I'm never going to say nothing negative about them. Because how do you want to see him?

you want to see him with a mic or you want to see him with that tool in the same you know so so I try to I try to think like that and try to have an open mind about it because we don't own this and I don't see no other genre music criticizing the youngsters

I don't see country doing that I don't see RRB I don't see nobody else doing that so I try to tell my cast and the castes older before me like we don't own it bro we don't have ownership we don't have a union

or something like that that predicts how this goes. So there's no rules. So stop trying to make a rule. Shalom, man, how do you think we bridge that gap? How do you think we get this younger generation to respect, you know, what came before them? Just keep making dope music.

Like, you see what T.I. doing right now with the Let Em No record. Like, dope records are dope records. They transcend, you know, age. Like, you got the BBB joint right now. People loving the record. Yeah. I just think making dope music. Because I was talking about that earlier with the younger generation.

I feel like because of social media, they don't have, they don't get the real world experience. Yeah. To still be able to write well into their 40s, 50s, if that makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. You got good old geez. Y'all do a really good job about talking about the time of stuff on the podcast.

I remember it was a clip with David Banner that went viral. And he was talking about how y'all were trying to survive the industry at one point. So y'all didn't really get the chance to pass down the tools because you were surviving it. And a young generation of music needs that. And when I, I mean, I watched your show. When I saw that, I'm like, this is why your podcast is going to be so gold because of those type of conversations

because now you're all in a space where y'all can do it. And that preserves it too. I think the good thing about it is it's not about us, right? It's about the person that comes on. And to the younger generation, I feel like I feel like I'm a part of their generation also.

I mean, I do music with the younger cats also. 4-2 Doug is one of my friend's son. Me and Rob 49 just did an album together. So, you know, the whole album? A album. Wow. So when I run into a young cat,

I don't never treat them like that. I don't never say it. I don't care. I got my opinion. Whatever my personal opinion is of them, I keep it to myself because I was taught. If you ain't got nothing good to say, don't say nothing at all.

You ain't got to spend a night with that person. You've got to be with them 24-7. So that's how I do. I try to spread the love. And hopefully these cats will start seeing what I'm doing and follow soup. What is it about New Orleans that still inspires y'all so much? Culture.

Culture, man. It's our food. Our language. We second line. We celebrate the dead. We live to celebrate. I'm talking about, man, you will never see nothing like New Orleans.

It's never. It's the only real 24-hour city in America. Everybody say they got 24-hour cities and the bars closed. You can't walk out the bar with your drink. You don't sell alcohol at the gas stations. You don't have drive-thru liquor stores. We got all that.

And we sell alcohol 24-7. If it's open, we're selling it. If you had a bar, we don't have 2 o'clock. They say 2 o'clock last call for alcohol, the bar open, you're drinking. This is how it is. You got a crazy-ass sibling or uncle or aunt tea that don't give a shit about nothing that's going on with you

that put you in your place. So it's a whole city that do that. They don't give a fuck about, you know what I'm saying, your success. They're like, boy, sit your stupid ass down with all of that. And it keeps you grounded, you know what I'm saying? One of the sweet things about New Orleans, you will never be a star to New Orleans. And what I mean is they're going to always treat you where you know like, look, look, bro, you're one of us. We respect what you do or whatever, but at the same time, Popeye's chicken.

That's what we're doing today. Ain't nothing special for your ass. Even at the height? Even at the height. Well, we had, you know, we had our moments. But people saw us so much in the city. Like, New Orleans is small. Usually when you bump into somebody, the chances of seeing them again are like at 100% you're going to see them again.

So down there, family members that you probably never met before in life lives right on the other side of the town, which is probably like 20, what, 20 miles? More than it's probably 20 miles total. I 10 run through that, that's it. We like to think we're a huge city. Like 15 minutes anywhere on the highway, you're out of there. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So it's so small.

So it's well grounded and the people just stick to what they know. They don't like to change. It's like a bunch of old people that don't want change. One of the things we had that, you know, we don't really ever get a chance to talk about. But one of the things that we had, like a lot of crews don't have, our parents was there. Every walk of the shit that was going on, you know, our parents know each other.

You know what I'm saying? My mama knew his mom. Like, you know, they hung out together. you know if that's that was documented, you know, like, Juvie daddy guy, he took pictures of every shit that I'm like, I didn't even know he was doing this. Like, you know what I'm saying?

So I think we had a lot of shit that kept us grounded too where, you know, like if you went crazy, you know, his mama could tell me that because you respect to as an elder. She's like, oh, you're tripping. You got to stop with that bull shit you're doing. You know what I'm saying?

I like how you say y'all celebrate the dead too because I always think about that when I see people nowadays who I'm smoking on such and such, pack or whatever, whatever. How y'all be feeling when y'all see that? Well, that don't relate to me because I don't really understand that. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't get that.

So they got to explain that part to me because I don't really understand it. But in New Orleans, instead of, for us, instead of mourning and thinking about, you know, you lost your, you lost somebody that you really loved, we think about the great things we did together. And what that person would have did if they were still here, and we try to celebrate those things. And that's why we call it, you know, second line. because the first line is the band and the second line is the people.

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but usually when a funeral occurs, that's like a week later, a week or two later. You should have been, you know. The craziest thing I've seen in a long time, Frankie Beverly when he passed, how New Orleans mourned him. Oh my God, it was insane. Like, you know what I'm saying?

They really celebrated this man. You won't get in a fight in New Orleans, a serious fight? Tell somebody if Frankie Beverly ain't from home. Yeah. Tell us about that. Amaze the whole group. We really feel like they're from New Orleans.

We know they're not. Tell them that. Like, he got kids here. You got my, man, I'll go get my grandson. for the right yeah argue a ad

down bro like say by that man from Philadelphia man we don't give

nah no bro no brother he wasn't in a casket

boy he wasn't in a casket he was in it he was in the second line and tossing it and everything

all right And I was mad. I was mad as a because I wasn't there. I was mad at a shit. Because that's your uncle. You know what I said? You're like,

man, we just sit down. A song of my album is called Juvee Beverly, right? Because everybody always, my guy, Slab always called me Frankie Beverly. For one reason.

Maze is one of the only bands that he performed all the way up until he couldn't no more, right? Always stayed booked. And he said the same thing about me. Like, Jude, you stay a book.

You stay booked. You're like, God damn. You're stable. You like Frank and Beverly. So I always looked at Maze as somebody that I wanted to be like. That's why I got a band, because I felt like they had the best band, live band on stage.

If you're never seen anybody perform, trust me. Nobody's touching them. And we miss them. We miss them. And New Orleans take it to heart. Listen, how many times did somebody actually paid y'all back at B. Jesus. My wife didn't pay.

I put my personal business in the street I need that moolide. I'm a man, man, I'll get paid all the time, right? You're getting a tour. We're getting a tour for this album. Yeah, I start April 2nd. I've been promoting it for a couple months now. My guy's going to come out.

I've been trying to get him on the whole day. I'm going to do some dates. I'm out here, DJ. Y'all know what this is. Hey, man, me back on the road. A couple years ago, man, come on. I said, Jesus, man, he's doing everything. I see, man, in Africa.

I mean, you know, DJ for 85,000. Everybody, yes, sir, yes, sir, yes, sir. BG said we might be getting to cash money, no limit for that's happening. Yeah, that could happen. Yeah. I mean, we're in negotiations.

You know how to, you know how negotiations go? Yeah, a lot of people on that tour to get paid. We're not going to see. Yeah, until we get that bag. I'm mad that you won't congratulate. We barely got diverses. Hold up. I'm the biggest little way.

fan of the airs. I don't know if you see me. I campaign all the time, because I thank Wayne is the greatest rapper of all the time. I don't care who they say. I always put him at one. You know, when Wayne don't show up, you damn might, I got a problem. Yeah, yeah. You know, how are we going to do a cash money versus no limit? And

we ain't, we don't have our machine. We don't have our oozy with us. Yeah. I was like, look, if Wayne ain't doing it, I ain't doing it. But my man, Swiss Beach, shout out to Swiss Beach, and Timlin. They called me and gave me a long, gave me a long speech on why I should do And I thought about it, and said, you know what?

I'm going to go ahead on and do it, especially when I found out what the reasons was my guy didn't show. Sorry. And then the fans, fans. Yeah. But I wish we would have did it in New Orleans. So that's why I feel like, that's why. That's why.

It still should be having it. We still got more verses to do because it definitely should have happened in New Orleans. I agree. You had switched that record after the version? The one on your album? No, no. It was before the verse. Okay, okay.

That record's tough, too. This is what I can't wait for. I can't wait for the tour because, look, yo, I was on, I've never seen something like this. I saw, I did a couple shows with you I'm happy as hell that I got to do that but I was at one of the stops and they had messed up your sound

and you had a lot, you was headlining so you did like, you closed out the show you were so mad, you was like, you were like, fuck it, y'all can just cut it off and you performed the rest of your cell and I was singing with you like every one of them guys everybody was crazy

this man performed like what nine, ten songs without the music and every single. was singing. I was like, oh, this is great. Now, see, that's what I need. You know, my tour coming. That's what you do. That's what you do. That's the positivity. That's probably. That's like, now, y'all heard that shit.

Go by my dick is, man. You know what I'm going to sing my damn song. That's my fucking. It comes out for the 27. Congratulations. When an album? Come on saying it again? The 27th. Okay.

Don't say that. The 26 at 12 o'clock. All right. The 26 is a minute. the 26th. All right, the 26 at midnight. Make sure you get the album and check out their podcast, still 400 podcasts. We appreciate you guys for joining me.

I'm just glad you y'all represent for the older folks, man. Yeah, man. You got you a little thick all over my Dior sweater. You want your head pulled and your ass mack real hard. With the crazy. Listen, what? You want a young

riding on the forward or you want a grown man who could drop a . Yeah. That's the one. I'm talking about phrase. It's juvenile. Mani Fresh. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. I'm dumbing myself. Damn. I'm being

myself. That source is my first. I'm the home guy that knows a little bit about everything and everything. The little brown girls look at you and go, I want to be like you. Take me through that. Take me through that. The latest with Marla Lose. On the breakfast club.

L.L. Cool, babe. Talk to me. So I know we had Juvenile and Manny Fresh on the show this morning. to them in a Still 400 podcast. Yesterday, I saw Meg Desa Salyan. She quoted a outlet. So the outlet had announced that their song, Meg Dysa and Juvenile song, BBB,

is now number 67 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Right? But the way that the outlet reported it, they just said Meg Dostalian has put female rap back on the charts. And she corrected them. And she's like, let's talk about the legend who has inspired a lot of music. And she tagged Juvenile.

She said, this is his first time back on the chart since 2005. Blessing us with that amazing Nola style. Thank you for having me on your song. Now, what Magda Sion is talked about is actually 2006. The last time he was on the chart was with rodeo at number 41. So, yeah, congratulations to juvenile. Meg Dostalian.

Love to see it. That's dope. Some of the clues bombs for Big Juvie and Megan Nysalian. Yeah, and a little update. I know we've been paying attention to T.I. And let him know how that's moving as well, too. Come on. Now, talk about all these veteran rappers, Lauren.

Yeah, so for the first time since 2013, T.I. has now taken over Billboard's mainstream R&B and hip-hop airplay chart. So he is now number one on that list. And this track is making him a standout on the list, but also he is the most played song on the panel contributing to mainstream ambient hip-hop radio stations in the United States right now.

Yeah, number one on Urban and... Number 43 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart right now. We're dropping the Clues bombs for the 1900s, too, baby. Okay, we out here, profit. You hear me? My daughter yesterday asked me if I was... alive when dinosaurs were alive. What?

Yes. She was like that, you're old. I was like, yeah. She was like, were you alive when dinosaurs were alive? I said, shut your mouth. I just walked away from me. That's a valid question. Why didn't you answer?

Because she think dinosaurs are old. She thinks you old. She just equates all oldness together. She don't know there's levels to old. I hurt my feelings a little bit on the low, though. Just a little bit. I was like dinosaurs, though? Like, she's for all those veteran OGs

who are having all of this success. To me, it started when Killer Mike won those three Grammys a few years ago. That's when it started and you got the clips and you got Ti now

Juven now man it's the OG is making some great great music Maths did something Mattapill last year when they did their seven projects

Ghostface and Rayquan and Mobb deep Yes No yes absolutely Yes yes Congratulations and shout to all of them I was thinking about when I found out

that Charlamagne was around when the internet was first first created on brilliant idiots and I was so shocked Yeah I was born in 1978. I remember the little dial-up when he used to make that time. I remember

like the first day, it was like, boom. I know I wasn't dead when it first created. He said that. All right. Now, moving on. And other congratulations. I know you guys talked about this at the top of the show this morning, but I wanted to bring it back into the show. So, Bam,

out of bio, and him scoring the 83 points to pass Kobe Bryant for second most points ever in the NBA game. So yesterday, as all the congratulations are happening, and it's all over our timelines. One of the things that I saw that I thought was so fire to see, whereas people also talking about the fact that now him and Asia Wilson

are the highest game scores among all active WNBA players and NBA players. I think she has 53, right? She has 53 points in the WNBA. South Carolina's own big Columbia. In the NBA. So I have a clip from his post-game conference where Asia Wilson is sitting next to him. And they were so cute the whole night, but let's take a listen to BAM. Coming to this league as a defender and a lot of through it,

You know, I really got emotional. It didn't hit me until, like, I hugged her and then I hugged my mom. Because those two, and then obviously my trainers, Ronnie Taylor, Kevin Graves, even Karam Butler. You know, those are the emotional moments because they see me, you know, at my lowest behind the scenes at the bottom of the bottom, trying to figure out how to really pick myself up. And, you know, to have this moment and share it with all of them, it's a pretty emotional moment. Like I said, I wish I could relive it twice. So this is a special moment It's a will, me, than COVID

Which sounds crazy It does It sounds very crazy Salute to him But you know, history was made I like witness in history You know what I'm saying Salute the bam

He was out there hooping Like Asia said to him I'll play you one game One on one For you heart Yes Oh my god I said that

When we were in the back prepping With the producers I said This is real life Loving basketball And our producer Brandon was like It's so crazy

How girls see sports Like that was the first thing You said I'm like, it's so cute. I love, no? Okay. For your heart. Yes.

Yes. Well, in other cute, sports, stay. Oh, God. No, I just want to say that I wasn't around when the internet was invented. Internet was born on January 1, 1983. We were here when the Internet was born, baby. I was here. Okay, we were here, baby.

I just want to throw that out there. I was here when the Internet was born. I'm not at shocked anymore, but when you first said that to me, I was like, whoa. I'm sitting with living history. Shit, I'm sitting here with living history. Jesus. But we weren't around the reality. I'm around with dinosaurs.

If my daughter's listening this morning, I wasn't around. Well, as we wrapped the hour yesterday in other sports couple news, so the conversation about Travis Kelsey, whether he was going to play another season or no, has been happening. And he actually spoke out yesterday on the Pat McCaffey show. And he talked about how Taylor Swift was his motivation to do a 14th season. Let's take a listen to Travis Kelsey. You watching her do her thing and continue to move and move and move and work,

is that certainly helped you think through this process of like, Do I still want to go? I'm getting older body doing that. Do you think that is kind of waiting? Without a doubt. We share the same love for what we do, and we've had this desire since we were kids. It's amazing to see her keep going to the table, keep finding new things to write about, keep finding, you know, new melodies and things like that. And on top of that, still seeing her have that love and joy in what she does.

Of course, that's motivating for anybody to see, let alone, you know, my fiancee and knowing that I'm going through something where I'm trying to figure out exactly what the future holds for me. Something like that definitely motivates me to say, you know what, I'm not done either. Yes, you are. Listen, Travis, listen to me. Listen, listen. Don't compare yourself to Taylor Swift. No, okay.

I look this up, right? In Taylor Swift's 14th year in the industry. Okay, that was October 2019, 2020. She put out her seventh studio album, lover, and a surprise eighth studio album folklore. I know both of them probably didn't. a million in a week. Okay? You're about to have

that kind of season. No, he's not. You're not having that kind of season. He's going to play. Yeah, you're going to be out there. You're going to be out there. But don't compare yourself to Taylor Swift. But he ain't got,

no, no. No, he's not going to do a BAM score. Let's keep things in reality here. Let's keep things in the proper perspective. You can go back out there and play. He'll play. But you ain't about to have a 14th year like Taylor Swift had her 14th year. Okay, look that.

How much did a love of sell its first week? Because he looked like he was just a five last year. That was her seventh studio. album her 14th year in the industry because her debut album came out October 2006. Okay. So according, whoa, she sold over 800,000 units in the first week in the U.S. alone. It was the, and then it became the only album to sell over one million pure copies in the U.S. when it released.

Yeah. Total worldwide, she sold over 7.9. I'm sorry, 7.5 million units. And as the 20, 24, it has surpassed 2 million pure album sales in the U.S. Yeah. Patrick Mahomes ain't even playing next year. you ain't about to have that type of season. I don't even know what the equivalent

to football season would be to what you just read, but no, that ain't happened. And she put out a surprise album that year called Folklore, too. Let me find out your Taylor Swift fan. I'm not. I'm just looking. I looked this up when I thought about it because I'm like, no, he's comparing this to Taylor.

I need to see 14 of you on me. They didn't have a great year last year. How much was folklore do? Folklore. Folklore had a massive commercial success. It sold over 1.276 million. Pure copies. in the U.S. by the end of 2020,

it was that year's top selling album. In the first week, it sold over 2 million copies worldwide and over 1.3 million sold in the first 24 hours alone. So basically, from what I'm hearing, because, you know, BAM and Asia was great motivation. He's in a great place. And it's Taylor Swift and Travis.

I don't know. I don't know what... I'm talking about the difference in the motivation. No. Travis Kelsey is motivated to get back in and y'all saying he should get back out. You complicating this. I can confidently say Travis Kelsey. 14th year in the league

will not be like Taylor Swift's 14th year in the end of the screen. I can confidently say that. You still had a crush on Kelsey? No, I never had a crush. I thought it was cute. Then he took the Tims off. I said he was cute.

He took the Tims off. He started giving like Lieutenant Kelsey and like it just wasn't my thing. Yo, Lieutenant Kelsey. It was different. Hilarious. All right. We put mad ashy.

Hold on. I just put all this gold bar on his foot. Don't do my foot. Now when we come back and Sue Nisholomein gives This is lowering some lotion. He'll tease the donkey. Like a crust on the side.

Who are you giving that donkey to? Like a piece of bread. How much crush you got on there? First of all, ain't no crush. Oh, it was. I need somebody great-grandfather named James Earl Johnson to come to the front of the congregation. You like to have a word with you. That man named is James Earl Johnson.

We'll discuss for after that. You ought to crush. You don't find crust on somebody. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Some people still pay $100 a month for $400.

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around here. It's time for donkey of the day. I got the donkey of the day for being hot. They were able to donkey up the day by the things that I said. Some donkey today's just saw themselves. It was you. Accountability are he's havin'

Damn! Put me off the car. I'm not making this super good anything. I'm the breakfast club. Abbey is said I want to start off with this donkey right here. Donkey today for Wednesday, March 11th, goes to a 46-year-old Houston man named James Earl Johnson. Black.

Guess what race it is! Black! It will not be needed today. Okay, that is one of the blackest names I've ever heard in my life. All right, this man is named after somebody's great, great-grandfather. father, okay? He sounds like he was a custodian in a high school when they ended segregation in America in 64.

Okay, a James, Earl, and a Johnson? I know he done got denied for a loan quite a few times. Okay, probably discriminated against during a hiring process or two. I know he didn't get a callback. You know, studies show people with black-sounding names get 50% fewer callbacks than identical resumes with white-sounding names.

So I know James Earl Johnson wasn't getting no callbacks. But anyway, James Earl Johnson, how is he? not James Earl Johnson the third. Okay, that name is too old to be the first. Okay, but anyway, James Earl Johnson has been arrested and charged with abusing his wife. Okay, his wife is disabled. And investigators are saying he held his disabled wife captive for years. What do you mean, Uncle Shala? He held his disabled wife captive for years. Well, let's go to ABC 13 for the report, please. From the outside looking in, what some might consider a dream home. But police say for one woman, the house at Crown Ridge Court was in fact a house of horrors. Investigators say the 46-year-old woman who's disabled was allegedly held captive in a bedroom for five years by her own husband. James Johnson. James Earl Johnson arrested Friday morning, but a sense bonded out of jail with an order to stay away from the victim and the house where the couple's children also reside. It's here, court documents say the victim was held under lock and key with no phone access.

Finally Friday, police say her husband left a phone. phone on the nightstand, which he used to call 911. But police say Johnson cut the call short, slapping his wife and carrying her back to bed, then hanging up on the 911 dispatcher. You've got a woman who's being held captive, and that is a pure form of coercive control, which is a form of abuse. James, Earl, Mr. Johnson. Why? Why? Why? You know, years ago, Larry King, the great Larry King, rest in peace to Larry King, he said to me, you know, Charlemagne, the greatest question you can ask in an interview is why. I think that's the greatest question to ask in life.

You know, I've been going to therapy for a solid decade now, and that is what I'm always trying to get to the root of, the why of things, why did I react this way? Why did this trigger me? Why did I behave like this in this moment? So it makes me ask that question of other people often. And for James Earl Johnson, that's the question. Why? Why couldn't James Earl Johnson

Just get a divorce Why couldn't he just break up with his wife? What made him treat his wife the way Helen treated Charles and diary of a mad black woman? Okay, was this diary of a mad black name? Did y'all try mediation? Did y'all try legal separation? Was there any exit strategy discussed at all?

Not even discussed with each other. Did you have a meeting with yourself, James Earl Johnson? Okay, I'm just trying to figure out why you thought captivity and torture was the best course. course of action here. I can't believe I have to say this on Breckless Club this morning, but leaving a spouse rather than mistreating them is always the better option. Okay, it's way more ethical than leaving her in a room like he did with a single egg to eat and giving her dinner one time a day. This woman had to call 911 when her husband, James Earl Johnson,

accidentally left her phone on the nightstand. This would be Tyler Perry's version of misery. Okay, I was born in 1978, so I remember the movie Misery from the 90s when Annie held Paul captive. This is that, okay? At least in the movie, misery though, we knew the why. Because Annie was an obsessive fan. There was no

reason for James Earl Johnson to be doing what he was doing to his wife other than pure evil. Okay, just leave her, bro. Divorce her. All right? Any expert you ask, any counselor you ask, will tell you that no one deserves to be treated badly and staying

in a miserable or harmful situation often causes more long-term damage than leaving. Is this story not proof of that? Is this story not proof that those experts and counselors are correct? Please let Remmy Ma give James Earl Johnson the biggest he-ha.

He-ha! You stupid, motherfucker-a. You dumb. And this is why you can't have the wrong man providing for you. Okay, we've been having that discussion for like the past week, right? Didn't somebody call up here this morning?

Yeah, somebody called up here this morning. Yeah, somebody called. up this morning. Well, thank you for that donkey today, but somebody called this morning, and this is what he said earlier today during, get it off your chest. Man, I'm getting on my chest. It was a conversation I had last week with, it was in Medovato and Kiki Palmer about how younger women were dating older men. And my wife and I were talking about it and something that Lauren LaRosa said and Charlemagne said that really said what Lauren La Rosa said when she was younger, her parents or her mother would tell her to

get somebody who provides for her. And then Charlotte Mayne and I said, well, she was probably talking to your older version of yourself. And man, that really sat with us. Me and my wife were just sitting like, man, this is scary raising a daughter because she was told the same thing. And it's just, man, and then just the mentality

that men have when they tell younger women like you're mature for your age, what does that even mean? Let's open up the phone lines. Let's have a discussion. 800-585-105-1. Are you still giving your daughters the advice to find a man to take care of you? Yeah, let that story.

I just told you about James Earl Johnson serve as an example. You teach your daughters, well, you should teach your daughters to provide for themselves and then they should find a man that can match their hustle. Let's talk about it when we come back again.

800-585-1051. You know, the advice, the common advice back in the day was find a good man who could take care of you. I mean, that's what Lauren's mama told her. That's what your mom and dad told you too? No. No?

All right, well, we'll discuss when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That it called me. It's topic time. Call 800-585-105-1 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV.

Just hilarious. Shalameen the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Lawlerosa is here as well. If you're just joining us, we're asking, are you still giving your daughters the advice to find a man to take care of you? This morning, a gentleman called there and get it off your chest, and this is what he said. Man, I'm getting on my chest. It was a conversation you all had last week with, it was Imidavato and Kiki Palmer about how younger women were dating older men.

And my wife and I were talking about it and something that Lauren La Rosa said and Charlemagne said that really said what her. Lauren La Rosa said when she was younger, her parents or her mother would tell her to get somebody who provides for her. And then Charleney said, well, she was probably talking to your older version of yourself. And man, that really set with us because me and my wife were just sitting like, man, this is scary raising a daughter because she was told the same thing. And it's just, man, and then just the mentality that men have when they tell younger women like you're mature for your age. What does that even mean? So we're asking 800585 101. Now, Lauren said earlier that that's what her mama told her.

My mom and my grandma get somebody that can provide, take care of you, and bring that check home. Do you think that that was the sentiment because your pops wasn't there? I don't think it had anything to do with my dad. I think they just were like, you know, if I was going to get myself together, they wanted to make sure that I wasn't taking care of a man. And that's kind of how my grandma has always been like that. Like bring your check home. My mom has always been like your man needs to be, you know, be able to do even if you could do for yourself.

So I think they were trying to instilling me that if I'm giving myself and my time to somebody or just whatever, building a family with somebody, I should have a partner. That's what they were trying to do. been at 14, 15 years old, I'm like, okay, provide for me. What do I need? A ride? Who can drive?

Older people? Like, you know what I mean? The key word is partner. Like, that's why you should teach your daughters to provide for themselves. And then you tell them, find a man that can match your hustle. You know, Jay-Z has a great line. If everybody in your click is rich, your click is rugged, nobody will fall because everyone can be each other's crush.

It should be like that in a relationship, too, right? Like, if you've got somebody that's matching your hustle, you know, if you fall, then that person can be there to keep you, you know, afloat. And that's how it should be. What about you, Jess? What did your parents say? That's exactly how my father raised me. You know, and going off of what Lawrence said, that was like, that was common back in the day

because that's how my grandmother, my great-grandmother, my great-grandmother told my grandmother that. My grandmother told my aunt that, you know, my father's sister, but my father didn't teach me like that. My father always taught me to get my own, have my own, and have also a partner who can provide as well, just in case I fall short, well he falls short. It's a union. It's together. Everything is, you know, 50-50. You know, when you're married and building a family, you know, a man shouldn't, he can be

responsible for everything, but you should always have, like, I don't want to make it sound like an exit plan, but you should be able to survive on your own. You should be able to sustain. That's what my father took me. I think as a father of four girls, I think, of course, it's always protect and provide, but also to teach, right, to make sure that my daughter's never in a situation because you hear so many times where, oh, woman wants to leave but she can't leave right because she can't because she doesn't have the money

to leave or she doesn't have her stuff set up to leave so I try to make sure my kids are set up in their own that yes like what charlemagne said yeah it's dope to have a partner that matches your fly matches what you do but you have your own just in case and as a father we should make sure our daughters have that or prepare to teach them how to get that or make sure that they never have to fall back on a man moms can teach that too though like my dad wasn't around I'm going to take to what I am as a father. Yeah, well, my dad wasn't around enough to teach me all of that, but, like, my mom has been an entrepreneur my whole life.

I've never seen her work for anybody. My grandmother is, like, she's the go-to for everything for me. Like, she helped me get through college, and all of that was off of her putting up retirement money, investing in property. You know, like, I've learned that from them. But I think because they, now, both of them are, I've never seen them in a real relationship.

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It translated the best way to me when I was... Now that I'm older, I know what they're talking about. But when I'm younger, to me, it's like no one my age is able to do all of what y'all telling me. And then they're learning, too. Like, when your mother was also younger when you were younger, too. You know what I mean? So they're learning in real time as well how to parent and there's no manual for that. But I was dealing with older guys because that's just what I wanted to do.

My father was always there. Like, it was just like the thing to do. It was very common in the hood, wherever, because that's where I grew up at. You know, I was like 16 dating niggas in the 20s. That's just what it was. It wasn't right, but that's what I did. And I had my father around. And my father, I could call him.

Did you sneak out? Most definitely. My father never knew. Never knew. How are you going to know every minute what your child is doing? I know what my daughters are all the time. Because I was always locked down. All the time.

When they go to school, when they go to dance, it's even me and my wife taking them. Now, of course, Madison is 24 years old and she's engaged. But when they're at 15, 16, I know exactly where they're at. I'm on their phone. My dad's a retired police officer. So I'm on my kids, but I'm also so part of their life that I know everything that's going on. How they grow up, I think is a bit different too,

because for me, I was so independent. Like, I was helping my mom at 14, 15. I'm working multiple jobs. So I'm moving around a little bit differently than I think how your kids my mom, she knew where I was at, but like, she knew I was, that's why you ain't got no hair now. I was old enough to do certain things. She started falling out of the early age.

But I also want to say this about men, right? We always say men, our job is to protect and provide. I think you got to add a caveat to that, and that means protect and provide for your family. Right. Not for every single woman you meet because everybody not going to be worthy of that, right? If you're doing this family thing, right?

And, you know, you find your queen and y'all have a family. If you loving your wife the right way, then that's just going to be a, natural thing to protect and provide for him. And I think it's a difference in providing, you know, and using what you have to control a person. I think a lot of times when you're talking about just those old men who have means, use what they got to control those young girls.

This is the difference when you find an actual partner, get married, have a family, and you're providing for her. But also, like you said, I also think it's a relationship you have with your kids, right? like my daughter at 24 can call me if she gets a flat tire at 3, 4 in the morning. She'll probably call me faster to her fiance, but I want her, call dad. I don't care if dad is sleeping, if dad

got to go to work. Dad will take care of family first. I got to come over there to help my baby girl out or help my son out. I am dropping every day because my kids. I was going to say, but like, he's not Latino. He's not. No, he is. No, he's not. He's half black, half white. His mother, his father's black and black, black, black, black. You all are determined to keep the popular.

He's crazy. I mean, this is crazy. He looked like them. He looked like one of them. He's not Latino. He's black. You met his, you know what? You know what?

I know, you're right. You met his mom. I didn't meet his lineage. His mom white? Yes. Yeah, she's very white. She's very white. She's very white.

She listens every morning. So say good morning. Good morning. She's amazing. Hello, who's this? Good morning. It's Shavon. Hey, Shavon.

What up, though? Now we can hear you. Talk to us. What's your thoughts, Mama? Good morning. I didn't catch everything that Charlemagne said. However, I caught the very end, and I agree with way to bed. I have three daughters, and I was taught my mother's old food.

My mother's a provider and a man, and that's not, I'm not judging anyone. However, I've been very independent since I was 14. I've been told by several men and I've dated that I'm too independent. I'm too masculine. However, the guys that have been the providers have said, I paid a cost to beat a boss and I can run over you. I think both parties should come to the table as equals. And you should get them at each other's energy. I'm teaching my daughters to have your own.

If you get a man and wants to be a provider and wants to do that, that's fine. However, always have your own. That's right. You hear what you just said? That proved my point. It's a difference in providing and using what you have to control them. A lot of these guys that guy means are just using what they got to control women. That's right.

Instead of actually providing for this woman because that's your queen because y'all raising a family together. It's a difference. if you're just joining us. We're asking 800, 585, 105.1. Are you still giving your daughters the advice to find a man to take care of you? This conversation comes from a gentleman that called this morning. Let's listen. Man, I'm getting on my chest.

It was a conversation I had last week with, it was Emmittovato and Kiki Palmer about how younger women were dating older men. And my wife and I were talking about it, and something that Lauren LaRosa said and Charlemagne said, that really set with her. Lauren La Rosa said when she was younger, her parents or her mother would tell her to get somebody who provides for her. And then Charlotte had said,

well, she was probably talking to your older version of yourself. And, man, that really set with us because me and my wife were just sitting like, man, this is scary raising a daughter because she was told the same thing. And it's just, man, and then just the mentality that men have,

but they tell younger women like, you're mature for your age. What does that even mean? Let's go to the phone lines. We have Nisha. Nisha, good morning. Good morning. How you doing?

How you feeling this morning? Good morning. I'm doing good. Good morning. Are you still giving your daughters the advice? Well, do you give your daughters the advice to find a man to take care of you? No, I don't. I don't have a daughter.

I have a son. But anyway, my parents just always fought me to hustle, get it on your own. If a man come along, he can either match you or have more to you. because you can do bad by yourself. You don't really need, I don't need help struggling. You know what I'm saying? So if you are going to have a significant other, or if you are dating, at least be able to bring that or do more, you know.

The do more part is important. You know, that's what I say, you know, you should match. But what you're saying is important, either match or do more. Because, you know, if you can do more and you can hold it down to where, you know, you would stay-at-home mom and, you know, you're the CEO of the house, that's beautiful. But if not, you know,

at least match the hustle. Yeah, definitely. And then you help me, I help you. You know what I'm saying? That's right. Absolutely.

But I don't mean nobody draining me and take it from me. I can, like I said, I can struggle by myself. I can be hungry by myself. I can be homeless by myself. I don't need you to help me,

you know? Praise be the God. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Adele. Hey, Adele. Hey, Adele, talk to us. What's your thoughts,

Adele? Good morning, um, Good morning, my thoughts on this, um, on the prompt is I would not, I don't agree with telling your daughter to find someone that you depend on.

I was raised by my father as a single parent from three months old to 31 because he passed away. And he never taught me to depend on anybody. However, my mom, she used to always tell my sister to depend on somebody. Now my sister got five kids with no man. I would never. I could never.

I listened to my dad. He told me to not depend on man. And that's exactly what I did. I think you should teach you a daughter is to provide for themselves. And if they find a man, hopefully that man matches their hustle. Or has more.

That's it. You want to be able to have your own or know how to go get your own in case you got to roll out. Or in case the person you wit needs something to lean on real quick. In real relationships. I feel like at that point, that's when y'all like together together for real.

But I also think is what you see as a child too. Like you said, your mother had properties. Your mother did invest. Your mother did have things. When I would look at Gia's mom, Gia's mom was the same way. When I met Gia, Gia was working and having our own. We came together, but they need to see that.

If they don't see that or you don't talk about it, they just, they'll never see it. You know what, too, though? Like, one of the things that I love about being here with y'all and hearing, y'all talk about your marriages and stuff. And I'd be asking you a lot of questions because I've never seen my mom in a relationship, like, ever. The only interaction I've ever seen her have is like with my brother's dad or with my dad here and there, whatever, and it's not consistent.

So I've had to very early teach myself what a real partnership even looks like for real because she can't there's certain things she doesn't even really like she's never done it you know so like even when I was in college and my boyfriend at the time was a college student I remember having to sit her shut up I remember having to sit her down and be like give him a chance because you're upset that he doesn't have this this this and this but like we're headed the college she was right about him but I think it wasn't even just about him it was about I'm in college and I want to be able to meet somebody I can bill with she didn't understand that She's like, so y'all gonna be broke for all these years and what, you're gonna be calling me for money?

No, if you have a boyfriend, you shouldn't have to call me for money. Right. But we were in college and I, you know, so I had to kind of like teach myself a little bit. But shouldn't it be that you're in college to make your own money though? Yes. It is that, but my mom's issue was you are, you're grown enough to decide you want to be with a man. Why are you calling home if this man is, y'all are living. And this was also how she was raised.

You know what I mean? So she was just going the best that she had at all. With her door. And it was always. Wait, wait, wait, wait. So your mom said you let that man sweat on you. So you let that man sweat on you. He should be paying your bills.

Putting things in your mouth of all types of wild stuff. It's been multiple situations where my mom's thing is, especially if you living with somebody and y'all are you grown and you're making grown-up decisions. Y'all shacking up? Exactly. Y'all shacking up and you can't even take care? You shouldn't have to call me.

Y'all should figure that out together. And if you call me, let's have an honest conversation about what's happening in your household because you are living with someone that is doing another. Like anything can happen. Your mom did that to you at like 19? Yeah. I've been grown for a.

long. Not grown. I wasn't grown. I've been, my mom has been very, it was her best way of protecting you. You were giving out all that milk and that man wasn't buying that cow. And the only thing you did with the cow was turned the cows skin into some stupid ass shorts. Remember the stupid ass cow skin? Shorts and boots. Yeah, dumb boots. But she turned you into a very independent woman. Yeah. I'm here. I didn't ever talk about like jobs that you always said. You always work, been independent. You were a flight attendant, postal office worker. This girl is traumatized. I never worked in the post office girl. Okay. traumatized. I'm not traumatized. I'm not traumatized at all, but I think a lot of, especially if you like the oldest girl in the family, there's a lot that's put on you that you have to kind of figure out sometimes on your own. And I'm just being honest about what I had to figure out. I do agree with your mama though because it's just like, yo, if you're going to be giving out everything, shacking up with the man, just letting him sweat on you, porn hub all the time.

Yeah, he should be able to provide for you. Yeah, she will. But at age 19 to 20, how much could he provide though at age 19 to 20? He's in college too. But at that time, I had made a conscious decision to not date older men, to not date men that were doing things they shouldn't have been doing. I was like, I want somebody who's like going to be okay in life,

like college educated. But you both trying to figure it out. Somewhere with a white lady. That man is happy with his white woman. Somewhere with a white man. And I am happy with my black man. I'm in a great relationship. And I had to learn through all of the,

what he couldn't do, what I couldn't do, and all that. He can turn on Netflix every day and be like, I hit that, bragging all his boys. Like, I used to do her dirty. Don't you hate it in the . I used to do like dating It's crazy First of all of the story

The moral story is Don't talk Charlie None of your business He don't care about your little weight neck's hell, Shaw Right? He don't care about all those designing names You'd be dropping He don't care about none of the I used to do

Her dirty What's the ball of the story? Don't tell you all to make your business Right at all Like ever Yo Salute to all the women out there That's Grinning and making sure that their kids

And parents are making sure their kids are good I always say my parents, my wife is the CEO of my household. That's right. I was just thinking, I don't even know none of my teachers,

my kids teach his names. Do you, Solomon? Damn. Me and my wife together 26 years ago. That's my everything. I literally known her half of my life. But you teach,

more than half my life. Teach your daughters to provide for themselves and then you tell them find a man that can match day hustle. That's it. That's right. You're on.

Let's go to the latest Lauren. Lauren can come on straight back. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to detail. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'll be having the latest on this.

The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have detail, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the loot. Brought to you by Talk Dog Law on the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. All right, guys. So a quick update in the Britney Spears conversation in case you guys were looking forward, her mugshot will not be released.

White privilege. Well, the reason why I, The Ventura County Sheriff's Office is saying that they're not going to release it is because normally what they say is they only release mugshots when they deem a person like an immediate threat to the public and they want people to know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. She's a celebrity. Let her have been anybody black, that muckshot would have been out the night of. They said the charges being brought against Brittany do not warrant release in accordance with the policy, so they are not releasing the mux. How did they decide that? I've never heard that about life.

Besides President Trump, everybody's mugshot usually gets released, right? No, it's not everybody's mugshot. and it depends on the arresting agency because there's certain places where mugshots are not released at all but yeah I've heard I've done stories where I've tried to reach out for a mugshot and they're like

we're not going to release it. So LA does a release. At least the, I actually tweeted a story. No, they normally do. So this arresting agency normally does but they decided that they're not going to. I did a story. I got to look it up.

I'm going to look it up as we get into the next story but I remember reaching out for the mug shot and them saying we're not going to release it because they didn't deem this person a threat and that was my first time of them actually saying it.

normally they're just saying we're not releasing it but what does being a threat have to do anything we see mugshots for DUIs all the time because what they're saying is the reason why they put the photo out is because they want you to see the person understand the crime know what's happening but they're saying this crime doesn't I'm not fooled oops I did it again hit so

hard for some white people okay all right has sold so many records they don't want to put their queen Britney out there like that that's what that is I'm trying to find my tweet it was like a year ago I did this story I'll find it and I'll figure it out but I've had this experience before we're reaching out to agencies and trying to get muck shots.

Did Justin Timberlake have a mug shot for his DUR? Yes, he did. Wow. Wow. Okay. Wow. So moving on. So I tease at the top of the hour, in the last latest, that there were a ton of

music artists who had got together to help a young man who is on death row right now over in Texas. So this is all being led by Travis Scott and some other. So Travis Scott, Youngtha, Killer Mike, T.I, and several other people are now all getting involved in his case. Now, the guy's name is James Garfield, Broad Knox. He was convicted in 2009 of killing two men in the Garland area of Texas, and he was later sentenced to death. Now, Travis Scott and Killer Mike and all these people are getting involved. And on Monday, Travis Scott's attorney, Alex Spiro, actually went to the court, one of the highest courts in Atlanta Supreme Court,

and basically said that the fact that they were using lyrics to basically show how dangerous, or allege how dangerous this person was is not legal and should not be done. So they're basically fighting for that to be reviewed and to be under conversation with a higher court and a higher judge. Because they're basically like, okay, if you want to prove that he did the crime and he should do time or whatever, that's one thing. But to use lyrics from that weren't even just associated with this crime, just lyrics that he's written. There were like freestyles that he wrote while he was locked up. it's just not right for you use. So all these artists are getting involved in this.

Just something that I wanted to mention here because I thought that it was it was just good to see them getting involved in their names. The inmate's name is James Garfield Broadnox. James Garfield Broadnax. And AX, yes. And this has been going on for some time, but the reason why it's picking up in news right now is because Travis Scott's attorney got involved at the top of this week. And so now we're learning some of the other names that are out here,

you know, putting her name in this to say, hey, that's not right. Let's have another conversation. Yeah, Kevah Lyle's been fighting for this for a lot. long time about making sure that, you know, they're not allowed to use a rapper's art in court. Against them. Yes. Yep. So I wanted to mention that there.

And as we wrap the hour, as we wrap the hour, I brought up Dach Prescott yesterday. Now, we talked about the Dallas Cowboys and how they don't get the rings and you guys are trying to figure out. Oh, that was disrespectful. That was an unnecessary shot. That was a good shot. You take unnecessary shots at me all day long. That was a great shot. Like literally all day all night.

I think you do it in your sleep. So anyway, so The Cowboys not getting the ring, go. Right, so Dak Prescott has decided, or he didn't decide, his fiancé reportedly decided not to move forward with their marriage. They're supposed to be married in about a month, right? People have been trying to figure out what the issue was.

Yesterday, page 6 did an exclusive that there was infidelity issues. And I, in my opinion, when I first heard this story and I'm like, okay, if it's not a pre-nup, what else makes you call off a wedding almost four weeks out but that? So it's kind of like a duh thing, even though we haven't heard from Sarah and Dak Prescott themselves on this,

but just an update there too. You got something to say? Yes. You're so paranoid. I didn't do this to you, okay? Please, you about to be like my dad. Whatever your dad did you this morning is not taking out on me. It's a touchy situation, bro.

It is not touchy. She likes to do this. She likes to take it. Oh, mom. It's a touchy situation. Let her live. He's just mad. I was giving a little update.

I'm doing church notes in the last hour. and here you go. Boom. And I also, I also reached out. You want to tell the people what you know what you know what happened? Well, you know what happened?

Because, you know. We can. He left it in public. We could talk about it. This weekend she's in North Carolina. Her dad's in North Carolina. Dad might pull up on them. Don't pull up.

Can you tell the people what happened then? So, okay. Why you mad at me? I'm not mad at you. Okay, great plug. So yesterday I uploaded the full conversation and video to my YouTube channel, Lauren La Rosa TV of the Britney Spears

D-U-Y conservator conversation. Your latest episode of the latest with Lauren La Rosa the podcast. My dad. Everybody checks out. Period. We have over 9 million downloads. I'm building the video side on YouTube. So I upload the video after the audio does his thing.

And my dad comments, it says, because the headline says, Britney Spears, should she be in a conservatorship? Question mark. My dad decided to comment and his comment says, who cares, question mark? And I said, hey, dad, still being a weirdo, I see. So if you want to go check out that comment or the actual conversation, Please had to Lauren the Rose at TV on YouTube And this is why she takes it out on me

Because you said When she told us that What did you say? Who cares? No My dad's a legend Your dad's a legend And at first he didn't believe me

I had the screen shot it It sent it to my mom and my grandmother Right But Charley made one to see the screenshot Because he thinks I'm just like this troubled woman For like what No It hurt your feelings when you saw that

No I'm so used to it now It's been worse things That's crazy Who says who cares to you more Me or your daddy look we're wrapping up the latest i'll be back tomorrow morning with some updates there's a story about janet jackson and jermaine jackson beefing over to michael jackson biopic and i'll be back with some information hopefully tomorrow morning we got to wrap up thank you to top dog law

for sponsoring this hour any accident because small please call top dog law i am fine and my dad listens to the show and i think this is what he cares what's your dad Listens too. No. Okay. I'm okay and it'll be like, who cares? I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. All right. Every birthday Terrence Howard, he's 57. I thought you were about to say it's my dad's. I need the who cares merch immediately.

My word, yes. Oh. You need to do here who cares merch. Yes. We can call the collection fatherless child. Wow.

You know what? I ain't playing with y'all. Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Shalamey Naga.

We are the breakfast. Club. Now is Women's History Month. We're reping today. We are repping an actual person, Queen Latifah. Our name is Dana Elaine Owens. Yeah, so she's known professionally as Queen Latifah. She's a rapper, singer, actress, producer, author, and entrepreneur. And I love you, Queen Latifah. I met you one time. And I had so many things that I wanted to say leading up to like, this was, I think, the equalizer, her show equalizer that she had, that was about the premiere. And I met her in New Orleans and everything

that I was going to say to her literally went away as soon as I walked up to her. Like, yo, I only been starstruck by two people that I haven't met. And it was her, Queen Latifah, and Angela Bassett. Yeah, I was so, so happy. I was so stunned. She just grabbed me and hug me, and that was it.

I was like, all right, I promise the next time I'm going to remember everything that I had to say to you. But I love you, Queen Latifah. I do have a question. What? What's today's date? The 11th to 12? For the last 12 days, you talk about a woman's character

in a movie. Yeah. I thought you were going to say Queen Latifah playing Cleo. I was going to do that. I was waiting for pride to do that. Okay. Because it would hit harder during pride. But that is one of my favorite roles of hers, though, Cleo.

But why did you just everybody, you do a character, and today you just dig the queen? I don't feel like it yet. Okay, all right. That's all you have to say. All right. Salute to all the women out there. Now, where are you at this weekend? No way this weekend.

But next weekend, I'm in Greensboro, North Carolina at the Comedy Zone. We got two shows next Friday. That's March 20th And then two shows On that Saturday, March 21st Get your tickets At jessilariousofficial.com Greensboro, can't wait to get there

And also while you on my website Pre-order my book till deaf do we parent The official release date is April 28th But it's available for pre-order right now All right. Shalda-bye! Listen, man, I want to tell y'all tomorrow we announced

the rest of the lineup for the Black Effect Podcast Festival. Tickets officially go on sale tomorrow for the Black Effect Podcast Festival. So tomorrow during the 8 a.m. hour, we're going to announce the rest of the lineup and tickets will officially go on sale. Okay. It's hosted by DJ Envi and Lauren LaRosa. We already announced Don't Call Me White Girl podcast with Mona.

We already announced the Five Club 520 podcast with Jeff Teague. And we've already announced Gritchin' Eggs podcast with Deontay Kyle. But tomorrow we announced the rest of the lineup and tickets go on sale. Okay. So I can't wait to tell you who else will be joining us in Atlanta on April 24th. 25th for this year's Black Effect Podcast Festival. Now you got something more than before we do the positive note? Yeah, I just wanted to say the mugshot that it wasn't released.

So we were talking about it was Lil Nas X. He's black. Oh, it was Lil Nas X? Yeah. When I did the story, I was trying to get his mug shot when all that stuff happened when he was walking down that road. And they told me that they didn't release it because he wasn't a threat and they didn't need any more information.

Shoot, they put out all the body camera. That was worse than the, uh, the box shot. Did they put that out, though? Did they put out the body camera? Yes, they did. Oh, that was the man recording it? No, they were somebody recording it, but I think they also did the body camera for the two. Yeah.

Interesting. You got a positive note? I do have a positive note, man. And it comes from one of my favorite books, The Seed of the Soul by Gary Zuccoff. Gary Zuccoff says in The Seed of the Soul. And this is simple, but it's so true. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. You receive from the world what you give to the world.

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