The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: The Game Addresses KDot & Friends Concert In LA, Hitmaka Reveals He Lied On The Breakfast Club, DJ Nyla Symone Talks New Kehlani Album, Fridayy, Asake & Central Cee Collab + More

Episode Date: June 21, 2024

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I appreciate what y'all do for the culture. Collectively known as... Breakfast Club, bitches! I appreciate what y'all do for the culture. Collectively known as Breakfast Club, bitches. I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club because sometimes you say stuff and it's just going to get you drunk. Everybody wake up. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. What a delay. What up, Jess Hilarious?

What up? What's going on? Charlemagne Th yo, yo, yo, yo. What a delay. What up, Jess Hilarious? What up? What's going on? Charlemagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Oh, man. It's Friday. It's going to be one of those days, but we're going to be all right.

How y'all feeling? Why you say it's going to be one of those days? What are you hearing that I'm not hearing? You got like a little four-second delay. You sound like one of the people on the news when they're like, right back to you, Julie. Julie be standing there looking down. Right back to you, Julie. Oh, man.

How y'all feeling? How you feeling, Jess? It's the same. I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good. My sister didn't make me no breakfast yet, but she will around like seven. All right. What about you, Charlamagne?

I am blessed, black, and highly favored, man. I am having a beautiful Friday morning. Back to you, Charlamagne. I don't hear... Right, right. That's what you do. I don't hear the delay. Of course you don't hear the delay, but everybody else does. I am.

I'm like... Well, I'm not talking on purpose now okay all right stupid right all right well marcia ambrosius marcia ambrosius will be joining us this morning she has a single uh greedy out right now and her album comes out next friday j June 20th. So we're going to be kicking it with Marsha Ambrosis. I'm still not talking about breakfast, so don't think it's a delay. I thought that was a delay. All right, well, let's get the show cracking.

No, that's not a delay. All right. Front page news when we come back. Morgan Wood will be joining us. It's a Friday, damn it. Why not? It's the Breakfast Club. Come on, wake your ass up. They not like us. They not like us. They be joining us. It's a Friday, damn it. Why not? It's the Breakfast Club. Come on.

Wake your ass up. They not like us. They not like us. They not like us. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess Hilarious. Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, the NBA is fining anybody that was on stage with Kendrick Lamar. That was... No, I'm just joking. I'm just messing with y'all. Just joking. Just joking. I was about to y'all. Just joking. Just joking. I was about to say, what?

Just joking. What up, Morgan? Get that lie out there. I was just joking. I seen all the NBA sites posting that their players were on stage. I was just joking. MJ would never. No, okay, let's get it to the headlines. Top of the headlines. The U.S. Supreme Court will issue more opinions

as it still has some major decisions to hand down before its expected recess at the end of the headlines. The U.S. Supreme Court will issue more opinions as it still has some major decisions to hand down before its expected recess at the end of the month. Among them is a ruling on former President Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution for alleged crimes committed while in office. The first black attorney general who served under President Obama, Eric Holder, said the rule of law must be protected let's hear from him anything less than a decision by the supreme court that says a president should be held to the laws just like any other american citizen should be anything other than that is absurd the notion for instance well if the president violated the criminal law but was doing so in his official capacity there may be some basis to say that that's okay. We need to step back and think about that.

A president can violate the American criminal law if he or she is doing something in their official capacity. That is an absurd and dangerous conclusion. That is, especially with Donald Trump. It's insane. I told you this months ago. That's insane to give a president immunity over any crime. That's insane. I told you this months ago. That's insane to give a president immunity over any crime. That's ridiculous. That's wild, especially with Donald Trump. Yeah. So other looming decisions include cases on the obstruction charges against the January 6th Capitol rioters and abortion access and medical emergencies. The conservative majority court is also expected to rule on whether states that prohibit social media companies from removing posts based on a political view violate free

speech. So we will see what our Supreme Court is up to. I will continue to keep you guys posted on that. Meanwhile, former President Trump will have the last word in next week's presidential debate after a coin toss. The flip involved podium placement and the order of closing statements. Debate host CNN says Biden won the toss and chose the right podium position with Trump being on the viewer's left. Now, Trump's campaign decided to speak last, meaning President Biden will give his closing arguments first. Both sides, of course, are gearing up for the event, the event with Biden meeting with his advisers in Camp David as he focuses on how to hold Trump accountable for his record on the debate stage in Atlanta. And Trump, meanwhile, said he's going to be holding policy discussions with his allies and vice presidential hopefuls as he aims to assure voters he can be a more effective leader than his political rival. Of course, that debate takes place next week, June 27th, on CNN with no studio audience. Y'all gonna watch, right?

Must see TV. Yes. Of course, must see TV. And this is how you know it's all a show. They got Donald Trump closing. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The fact that they got Donald Trump closing lets you know that this is all a show whatever he's gonna he's gonna he's gonna need mad one-liners so i i hope whoever helps him

writing all that other stuff charlotte man you might need to write some one-liners for him i think i think uh joe biden gonna get biden gonna get bodied and the reason he's gonna get bodied because nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. And you're just not going to outlie Donald Trump. So, therefore, he's going to be more entertaining. Like, all of those, nobody's going to care about facts and data and all. Like, they're not going to care about any of that. Donald Trump is going to suck all the oxygen out of the room.

Okay, well, tell them how you feel then. We saw this one coming, right? Thou shalt not buy, thou shalt not kill. Less than one day after the governor of Louisiana signed a bill that mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in school classrooms, there's a lawsuit to strike it down. The ACLU is suing. In a statement, the civil rights group says the law violates the separation of church and state and is unconstitutional. But backers say the bible verses have historical significance back in the 80s the supreme court struck down a similar law in kentucky saying it had no secular purpose

so yeah it and so it begins guys all right well that is front page news thank you morgan thank you to talk to y'all in a bit all right now uh charlemagne and jess you guys are both remote today and you guys are lucky because the vice president is in town. So blocks, streets are closed off. There's police everywhere. It took a little extra to get to work. So if you're going to work and you live in the New York City area, the president is in town. Like the brother called yesterday from Atlanta when the vice president is in town.

Like the dude called yesterday from Atlanta. When the vice president comes in town, traffic is shut down. So give yourself a lot of extra time, all right? Guess what? What? Guess what? I'm in Charleston, South Carolina. Jess is in Maryland.

We are a nationally syndicated show on 100 Markets. We don't care. Well, the people that have to go to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut area do. Get it off your chest. 800-585-451. Just F everybody else. You got any more traffic reports? No, like the guy.

You got any more traffic reports around the country? No, like the guy that called yesterday from Atlanta when he said the vice president was in town. It's the same thing. You self-centered New Yorker? No, I'm just telling my experience. You self-centered New Yorker? Yes. You have a problem with that?

Jesus Christ. You always self-care a lot of this, self-care a lot of that. Yes, you self-centered New Yorker. Baltimore, stupid dummy. It's the same thing. We don't care. Yes, he's South in New York. Baltimore, stupid dummy. It's the same thing. We don't care. Well, I don't care about you. Well, I don't care about you.

They not like us. They not like us. Remember that one coming up in your little car show. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. If you need to vent, call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. I'm darling. Hey, what you doing, man? vent call us up right now it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club this is your time to get it off your chest whether you're mad or blessed 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this hey this is jefferson hey what's up jefferson get it off your chest hey man first of all shout out charisma you having my baby girl i'm looking forward to being a father with her you know uh that's number one number two i was gonna say biden has to worry that trump is coming for him number three the thing you guys just talked about with eric holder saying presidential immunity.

Does that mean that presidents can be held accountable for the war crimes and going to war and conspiracy of killing people? If they're talking about, you know, they get held to the same law. Immunity is immunity. I would think no. That's what I'm saying. So when you say a guy doing something in a presidential act, I hope that you guys do understand when these presidents go to war, they should be held accountable, I'm assuming. I'm just saying. It just makes sense. Shout out to all of you. I'm listening.

I don't know what immunity all entails, so I don't know. Nah, that's all. But other than that, shout y'all out, man. Y'all doing your thing. That's hilarious. Y'all keep doing your thing, man. Y'all doing your thing. That's hilarious. God, DJ Envy. Yes, sir. Y'all keep doing your thing, man.

Thank you, brother. Thank you, brother. Yes, sir. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Jessica. Hey, Jessica. Good morning. Get it off your chest.

Hi. Enjoy today. Don't be doing that. Like, I went to your book signing. Do not do that. Hey, yo. I'm not going to have a book. That was just a harsh-ass voice.

Jesus. Oh, so you're trying to say I sound like Brittany Bryman? Wow. Okay. Huh? So, Jess, I wanted to sit there and tell you, you don't look like a Jessica Robin Moore. You look like one of those girls with a L in front of their name. With a what?

With a L. You know, like a Latina. Latina. Lakita, right? I mean, I can see that. Yeah, go ahead and say hi. My name is Lakisha Green. What?

What is going on? Hey, yo, my name is Lakisha Green. What is going on here this morning? You do look like a Lakisha Green. I like that. No, yeah. I just had to go to school because my name is Jessica, and a lot of people's dads look like a Latisha Green. I like that. No, yeah. I forgot it, though, because my name is Jessica, and a lot of people say I look like a Britney. So, yeah, I've gotten a couple different names, yeah, but I definitely do look like a Jessica Robin Moore.

Oh, okay, girl. Well, you know, let's represent for the Jessica, right? Period. What is going on here this morning? All right. What do Britney sound like, though? Because Britney Spears don't sound like Britney Grimes. Oh, my goodness gracious.

So what do a Britney sound? I've always been told that I sound like a white girl. Britney sound like a Darius. Oh, my goodness gracious. Well, I've always been made fun of the way that I talk. Do you not know how many dates canceled on me just because of the way I talk? No, really? Why?

You sound very feminine. No, I have been told I was a trans one time. And I'm like, no, I'm not. Jess, too, though. Well, wait. God damn, Jess. Damn. They better dump it.

Just stop playing with me. All right, Jess. Yeah. All right, then. D because that's the way we are. All right, Jess. Yeah. All right, then dump it. Yo, the funny thing is the curse didn't come out. You said it, but it never came out.

There we go. Now, what'd you say, Jer? But over the time, I kind of, you know, own the way how I talk. So I'm like, anybody that makes fun of me, I don't sit down here

because I know who I am at the end of the day, right? Period. First of all, who are these people that you're talking to that you're only talking to and not seeing? so I'm like anybody that makes fun of me I don't sit down here because I know who I am at the end of the day right period first of all who are these people that you're talking to that you're only talking to and not seeing

what are we doing in 2024 like how do you how do you do that well I have I have a new two friends that try to hook me up with people on like blind dates

oh got you got you got you so do they see you or just get on the phone and communicate what happened never mind thank you for calling mommy

have a great weekend. Thank you, you too. Bye. What was that call about? Brittany Felix. Harsh voices. She sound like a man. That's why she can't get no man.

Only. It was about her life. No. All right. It's a Friday. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vet, you can call us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hi, good morning.

Good morning. Get it off your chest. Well, I just want to say that my brother is being mad stingy, mad cheek, because he does not want to sponsor his niece for cheerleading. She just became a cheerleader. So he's trying to use the excuse that me and my husband make good money that we can pay for it all. Which is fine. We can.

But the whole idea is to sponsor and to raise money for the team. So he's not understanding the concept. Oh, so you imagine your brother won't donate to your daughter's cheerleading? Yeah, because they have to, like, do, like, you know, fundraising, you know, get the word out and marketing for their own cheerleading team. And he's like, no, I'm good. Y'all make too much money. Your brother might not have it. Yeah. He make might not have it. Yeah.

He make more money than me. He make almost like 200K. How you gonna tell him what he can do with his money? That's the way he wanna spend it on his niece. And you don't know what he got going on in his life. The only right thing is to spend it on your niece. You sound very selfish. Hell yeah.

Does he have his own kids? Do you have any nieces or nephews from him? I donated to my niece when she was a cheerleader About 10-15 years ago So I'm just saying If you don't go Alright We're your brothers

Have a go at mama You're going to force somebody to donate They don't want to donate You're going to call the radio and shame them? My brother's being cheap. He won't donate to his daughter. Not even his daughter. His niece's cheerleading.

What? Very entitled. In school. You donated 15 years ago. Girl, what? Hello, who's this? Hello. Hey, good morning.

Good morning. How y'all doing? What's up, brother? Get it off your chest. What's up? Hey, this is DJ Swoop, man. Calling from Orlando. How y'all doing? What's up, brother? Get it off your chest. What's up? Yeah, this is DJ Swoop, man. Calling from Orlando. I have my birthday today.

Happy birthday, Swoop. I appreciate it, man. Happy birthday. Thank you, man. I got my son right here. He was like, Daddy, you should give it a call. Give it a try. I was like, let me try.

Well, happy birthday, brother. He don't know. He tried to tell me to play us off. But no, I appreciate that. That, what y'all do, man. Thank you, man. All y'all. But, man, I just want to shout out a couple people out of Orlando, a couple DJs. Shout out to all the DJs out there.

Pat from Africa, man. From everybody that's out there doing their thing. I'm doing my thing by just feeding the community. I give back to the community by feeding the homeless. And I do a lot for the city. And tonight, we'll be celebrating at Cosmo in Orlando International. All right. Well, enjoy yourself and have a great birthday, brother.

All right. Thank you, man. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Now, Jess, we got Jess with the Mess coming up. Yes, Jonathan Major's got another movie deal.

This will be his first one since Hoopla he was in. All right, well, we'll get to that next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club on this Friday. And let's get to Jess with the Mess. News is real, brother. Jess Hilarious, Jess Caragne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club on this Friday. And let's get to Jess with the mess. News is real, brother. The headlines, Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lie. Don't do no lie. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess, worldwide mess.

On The Breakfast Club. She's a culture shift. She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see. It's time to set it off. All right, so y'all know at Kendrick's Ken and Friends that just happened, his concert. Everybody was there, but fans immediately noticed that a couple people weren't there, which was Snoop and the gang. And social media users started making memes and making fun of the game, always talking about how he'd be left out of west coast celebrations and um the game got fed up with that he ain't like that we know he's a little sensitive and he hopped on instagram to address

the situation he was on live for 17 minutes and that's what he said now as far as the motherfucking kendrick and drake that's kendrick and drake you know i'm saying they kendrick do his and uh what he did last night that's amazing for the West Coast I sat back and I watched it. I have to be there You know I'm saying to think that it was more cool to major. That's cool. I think it's a dog for the coast I think that what Kate I did for a lot of West Coast last night was hard Why y'all wonder why I'm not here and why I'm not there I'm doing me that's why I'm other and. I'm doing me. That's why I'm motherf***er. And everybody that was there was doing them. I love to see f***ers on the

coast on one stage and f***ing different hoods doing their s***. That s*** don't make me sad, man. It makes me happy. I love to see that s***. He did sound a little mad now. I think people don't realize. Yeah, and I don't think

people don't realize this wasn't a West Coast All-Stars concert. This was Ken and Friends and Mustard had some friends and Head had some friends. They curated who they curated. They invited who they invited. It's a lot of people from the West Coast, you know, who could have been on that stage. E-40, Too Short, Ice Cube. They wasn't there either, but you know, it is what it is. Yeah, but E-40, he did the voice.

Yeah, he narrated. But I think the game is one of the biggest West Coast artists that don't get a lot of love. But he was in the way of predicament, right? Because he's from the West, but Drake's his homie. So, I mean, it is what it is. But, you know, I think Game is one of those artists that don't get the love he should being a West Coast artist.

Yeah, a lot of people speaking up. What's the question? Did Game... Go ahead. Did Game make a choice or did he just not get invited? Like, did they ask him to come? I didn't see the whole live, so I don't know. Yeah, that's exactly what he said.

No. That's exactly what he was saying. Well, not what he was saying. People pointed out that he probably wasn't invited because he sided with Drake in the beef during Kendrick. I mean, you know, with Kendrick, like he sided with Drake. And then he also talked about his relationship with Drake as well because they was asking that in the live that's what he said as far as my relationship with drake drake is my brother i with drake drake if i call drake and i told him i need this or i need that he gonna do it if i tell him my kids

want concerts tickets in that you know what i'm saying? I'm a father first. And my loyalty is what? Mother is loyal to me. And then, you know, in the live, he referred to Drake as his brother and he referred to Kendrick as his homie. So it seems like you do have a deeper relationship with Drake. I mean, but it is what it is. And at another point of the live, he also claimed that Top Dog offered him part ownership of TDE. But he said he declined that offer so yeah i'm sure that was early on i don't know what's going on when it was starting i'm sure

i don't know what's going on here but i'm just saying i'm really trying to figure out did he get invited and he chose not to go yeah what's happening maybe could have been like what is he explaining i don't i don't understand what he who's he what is he explaining and who is he he just said he said that he got mad like y'all don't worry about why i'm not here why i'm not dead that's because you're always in everybody's bits like you you be everywhere even when don't nobody be like hey game what do you have to say about this you say things and you be putting yourself and stuff but you he took a side took the side of drake during the beef and then he sat home and watched he said that he sat home and watched a lot of people took it because he was from la that he

should have been there and you know comments get under the game skin too so that's why he hopped on live all mad and said and everything that he said he wasn't just to prove the point you know i don't know what tde thing came in but he just wanted to make it clear like he cool with both of them but he just close to the drink it is what it is okay and you know also too he was talking about it yesterday snoop snoop was on tour i heard snoop was in uh canada i think they said snoop and dj quick actually they said we're in Canada. They was in Canada? On tour. Crazy.

Oh, wow. I was going to say, uh-uh. What's new? What's going on? Now he was in Toronto. It's like, all right. Okay. Hitmaker reveals that he lied when he came to the Breakfast Club.

He sat down with academics, and during the conversation, he spoke on finessing his way into certain opportunities. One example, he said that he lied up here. But this was more like a fake it till you make it this what he said my mentor is ryan press who's the head of warner chapel so i was i literally went on the breakfast club and lied like i was on they let me do an interview with the breakfast club after i had these placements i went in an interview and i was like yo i swear like these labels trying to hire me as an anr too not only am i making these records they want to hire me in these anr too not only am i making these records they want to hire me in these offices that's a good cap right there i said it and charlamagne

was like oh for real uh kind of threw a little sauce on it the next day my man ryan hit me and was like yo you were serious about that i'm like yeah he like yo um when you get back to la i want to take you to meet uh craig and julie and i went had that meeting with craig you like meet julie tomorrow met julie gave her the same spiel and then from there i became the vice president of a&r atlantic records that's what's up that's how you do it because i did that remember yes it is because that's how i became well i became the third host amongst other things too but remember i kept lying i was like yes i'm the third host y'all and y'all ain't called me back for like a month. And then I became

the third host. What? That's crazy. That's not how that happened. Whatever. I guess the moral of the story is, I guess the moral

of the story is lying on The Breakfast Club is very profitable. Okay, many people have made a lot of money coming on this show and lying.

All right. Yes. Y'all ever had somebody else do that? I'm sure. How long does that last, though? Because God can't bless who you pretend to be.

So you may get, you know, an opportunity, but it will be short-lived. Well, you still got to have the skill. Hitmaker had the skill. Jess got the skill. So you still got to be, you know, talented.

And then manifestation. Like, what are you talking about? Y'all be of manifestation with lying with like no some of y'all just be lying well i've i've always told a lie and it always went great for me so it is what it is that's manifestation now jonathan majors that carries a role i'm actually happy about this so you know since being convicted of assault he landed his first role he was convicted of misdemeanor assault and harassment back in april people speculated whether or not his career would be over after this well deadline reported that he's set to star in the new thriller merciless merciless is reportedly about a CIA investigator

played by Jonathan Majors who tried to avenge his romantic partner after she's overtaken by a malevolent force. Oh my God, it just won't be good. Filming will begin

in the late fall. So congratulations, Jonathan. All right. Yeah, that's what's up. Drop on the clues box for Jonathan Majors. Absolutely, yo. This is dope. So that's your jazz with the mess for the box for Jonathan Majors absolutely yo this is dope

so that's your Jets with the Mets for the first time yeah he deserves another opportunity the man lost everything for a misdemeanor we all saw the video

of him running away from that white woman running away from the problem trying to protect himself so yes he deserves another chance and she showed up in court like

oh my god my pinky and he was like okay assault what you stupid alright when we come back we got front page news morgan would be joining us and then marcia ambrosis will be here so don't go anywhere

it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club your mornings will never be the same morning everybody it's dj envy jess alari shalami and the guy we are the breakfast club let's get in some front page news good morning morgan good morning and Friday. Yes, we made it to the weekend, so let's get into it. In a Black Information Network exclusive, I was at the White House yesterday and Vice President Kamala Harris hosted a fireside chat with Chrissy Teigen about women's reproductive rights. Let's hear more from the Vice President. I think of this issue in two ways in particular. One, it is about the fact that our highest court took a fundamental freedom and the notion of it all, that such a basic right would be taken. And the second equally important part of it is,

and it is not just that it then offends some intellectual or conceptual or academic notion. The harm, the actual harm that has occurred to real people every day since that decision came down is immeasurable. Yeah, and in terms of that harm, she's talking about, you know, physicians who are, you know, subject to prosecution just for seeing their patients, talking about, you know, the patients and, you know, all the different things that they're dealing with. So Chrissy Teigen shared her story about her fertility journey, the loss of their baby at 20 weeks in 2020 and how she became better informed about abortion because the definition of abortion is actually there's a lot of misinformation about what it actually means. So for her, she ended up having an abortion because her pregnancy ended before 20 weeks. So technically that is considered an abortion. Now, John Legend and their kids

were also sitting front row alongside second gentleman, Doug Inhofe. The cast of Married to Medicine also attended the fireside chat. Following the event, I spoke with Dr. Simone, Dr. Heavily, and Dr. Jackie on what advice they can offer women, especially black women, when it comes to advocating for their health. Let's hear from them. I have a young daughter, you know, and I want her to be able to not be afraid to ask the questions.

And not only that, ask for a second and third opinion. If she does not understand or does not agree with what the doctor is saying, just don't be afraid. And these kids today, they are not afraid. So I'm just glad that my daughter and people like her have the voice that they're not afraid to ask the questions. And then to further echo what they're saying is find somebody who you can take with you. Have an advocate, a family member who can go with you that will ask questions. Because when you're going through a process having gone through chemo and breast cancer twice you're not thinking you know there's a fear and what's

next and you're getting poked in take somebody with you have a family member with you but if you see something say something ask questions find somebody you trust yeah so again advocating for women's health monday marks two years since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Two years already? Yeah. We're moving backwards. Moving on, a black congressman from South Carolina, Charlemagne, is blaming disinformation for President Biden's poll numbers slipping among black voters recent polling suggests that former president trump could attract up to one-fifth of black voters in november when asked about the poll numbers on msnbc on wednesday democrat jim clyburn said this is all about miscommunication and disinformation and claimed

the media was repeating these things rather than reporting what's actually happening i know he ain't talking about me now trump received about% of the vote in 2020, or it's 12% of the black vote, rather, in 2020, and it appears that, once again, y'all, we have the sauce, black people. Now, whether or not we use it to cook remains to be determined, so it's going to come down to the black vote

in this election again. I'm sure of it. What do you guys think? Well, I mean, when you see the polls, and they say 59% of Americans, 59% of Americans disapprove of the president president and it's not just black people it's latino it's young voters i don't know why they keep just stressing that that is us like clearly it's a lot of america that's you know uh disapproving of the president but for some reason they just keep saying it's black voters black voters that's strange to me but disapproval of the president doesn't necessarily

mean support for trump either so there's that but that's what they try to make it seem like they try to make it seem like if you don't support biden you're supporting trump but you can not like what president biden has done or you can feel like he hasn't done anything for your community you can have an opinion based on it and not support donald trump that's true i mean i doubt that anybody is gonna to fully 100% like a candidate. And that means that's across the board for anything you're voting for. So, you know, there's going to be something you don't like about somebody.

And that's just, yeah. Most people are just tired of, you know, the politics, period. Like, there's another stat that says one in four Americans have unfavorable views of both Trump and Biden. People are just tired. They They just tired of the whole system on both sides. And what you gonna do

about it? Y'all gonna get up there and do the job? Not y'all, but I'm just saying y'all the people. We can move forward. And of course, it's officially summer and with hotter days ahead this weekend, organizations like the Red Cross are offering advice on how to stay safe. Please stay safe out there, y'all.

It is crazy hot. So with triple digits expected on both weekend days, avoid outdoor activities. Exercise in the afternoon if you have to. Also, never leave kids or pets alone in a hot car. It's important to stay hydrated and avoid drinking beverages that contain caffeine or alcohol. They don't help with staying hydrated. And spending time inside is recommended. Hot temperatures may cause heat illnesses.

And the most common are heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. So, yes, please stay hydrated out there, y'all. It has been crazy hot. That's your front page news. I'm Morgan Wood. Follow me on social media at MorganMedia, M-O-R-G-Y-N-M-E-D-I-A. And for more news coverage, you can check out the Black Information Network

at BlackInformationNetwork and BINews.com. Please stay deodorized too, man. He's put on the deodorant. That heat, I'm telling y'all. Yes, some people, when it's over 90 degrees, for whatever reason, y'all are not able to smell y'allself. I don't know what it is. You think with this heat wave,

people weren't about smelling good? Ladies, ladies, grab a white. Yes, they should. smell y'all so i don't know what it is if it's y'all you think with this heat wave people worrying about smelling good ladies ladies grab the white they should no people worry about their lives because pets have died people have passed out and the last thing they worry about is money like subs guess what if you must be in a closed space that can make somebody pass out faster my goodness thank you morgan You have a good weekend. Bye, y'all. All right. Bye.

When we come back, Marsha Ambroses will be joining us. She has a new album that comes out next Friday. We're going to be kicking it with her. So don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Jesselary, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. We have Marsha Ambrosis. Welcome back. What's happening? Hi, guys.

How are you doing, Marsha? Seven, eight years. Eight, nine years. It's been a long time. Crazy. How you feeling? I'm great. How are you? Doing well. Less black and highly favored. I mean, you got so many classics to me.

Late Nights, Early Mornings, Friends and Lovers, Nyla. You've done it again with Casablanca. Thank you. You heard it? Yes, absolutely. They gave it to you. I feel it's such a vulnerable feeling when people have it now. It's not real.

It's like this is all a dream. Well, congrats. Thank you. So I heard it was your mom that actually got you to link back up with Dr. Dre. You know what she did? In true Scouser fashion, the Liverpudlian that she is, she hit me up and said, You're using words we have no idea. Scouser means you were born and raised in Liverpool.

You're a Liverpudlian, right? So I'm born, Liverpool, born and raised. So my mom calls me, me mum calls me and says, Oh, Marsha, have you spoke to him? I him I am Dr Dre I don't even think she referred to him as Dr Dre she just said Dre like I was supposed to know who that was and I'm like no mum I haven't spoke to Dre lately and I was like alright I'll call him up

so this is round about the end of 2020 December so I give him a call say what's up we reconnect he's like I'm working on a couple of things i'll send you a couple of ideas so we started shooting ideas back and forth what would then be the gta video game but i didn't know that that's what was being worked on you know dre is just like let's just work you never know what's gonna happen so we're going back and forth and

couple of weeks go by and the top of 2021 he had a brain aneurysm i was on the treadmill when i found that out like looked at my phone and you know it popped up whatever news outlet and it was like what i just talked to him like less than 24 hours ago and made all the calls found out everything was okay and stable 24 hours after that he called me said look marsh i'm cool i'm in recovery but i want to get back to work so i want to get you out to la and let's just figure some things out so he in the hospital bed calling you like look we got to get back to work all i know was like plugged up on the way back i said okay dr, whatever you say. And within a couple of weeks, I was in L.A. most of that year, 2021. And the creation of Casablanca happened a couple of months after that.

So it was really all the GTA stuff. And then I told Dre that I was over doing this artist thing, Nyla's Mothers Now. And I just want to chill. Like, I just want to produce and write. I've never been a, pick me. I want to be in front of the cap no i was done and he said yeah no you were done with music yeah really well being an artist being an artist like i was always gonna create but the whole being the artist thing i was like i've done everything that i could possibly do on a this bucket list that i tried to create for myself

I've surpassed my bucket list my what was on the bucket list I'm just curious get signed win a grammy lose some grammys I don't know like work with my favorite artists like regular stuff but my actual things I didn't write oh work with Michael Jackson work with Prince work with Stevie work with Dr. Dre I didn't write work with stevie work with dr drake i didn't write those things out loud but i wanted those things and i'd achieved that by now this is 24 years in for me so i'm like ah what's next i'm on my quincy jones mission i like the pedestal you put hip-hop on on this album because because just musically it just shows how much of a classic uh musical art form hip hop is.

The fact you can go from that's Tunisian records like from the 40s, right? Yeah. The fact you can go from that to 90s. And it blends seamlessly. It doesn't. A lot of things that we did on this album shouldn't make sense. Like, I truly believe we will be in the Guinness Book of World Records for how many things we sampled and the way that we sampled them. So no, Wu-Tang, Duke Ellington and Michael Jackson aren't supposed to fuse.

But on Thrill Her, they did. So it's yeah, it was a wild ride. But one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had not only recording it just the entire process even getting to this point even it's taken so long to get a release date for it to be available like the entire thing has just been no one's done this before you talk about inspiration right and charlotte may say how you inspire so many people but you must have inspired dr dre as well because we haven't heard music from dr dre we haven't seen him executive produce things. We've only heard rumors and it's almost like a

tease. Nothing ever comes out. You hear Dr. Dre executive produce such and such album but you never hear this project. He recently said this in a bit in an interview he recently did and said and I absolutely believe this. He may have only released 5% of the music that he's

ever recorded. Wow wow and now working with him as extensively as i did during the pandemic it's absolutely true and he doesn't do it purposefully it's because he loves the creative process and it's like no this is just for us this is ours what did you do how did you how are you one of the few people to actually get your album up? Did you ever think it wasn't going to happen? I'm the only. There you are. The only. There's not one person before or after, I don't even think this happens again, that has an entire project solely produced and mixed by Dr. Dre. How did I do it? Not clear.

But I know that I did it. I know that this is something that he'd never done and i feel like that that was the driving force for it to be something new he could have just did a hip hop record it could have just been a soul r&b it's none of those things it's something so specific so different but so familiar and i feel like we were both going through a similar situation it was he had a health scare i had a health scare the pandemic is happening it felt like the end of the earth during that time so it felt desperate in a way it felt if we don't do this and this world ends tomorrow what's the mark that we actually leave on planet

earth and musically like you said said, I've done things that, you know, a Marsha Ambrosius album is this specific thing. If I had to leave it all on the floor and put up my triple double and win a chip, that's this album. If it was all said and done like, okay,

apocalyptic world that we're now in because of the pandemic and many other things, it was that it was out of desperation and feeling like I could have lost my life Dre could have lost his we didn't we survived these things we're now post COVID how do we navigate through this and what does that sound like and that's why and how this happened so yeah Dre being inspired by me I'm inspired by him it just took off that was what the title means so Casablanca I initially within a week of recording what we knew this was going to be after Tunisian Nights he threw out some album titles a couple of which were things like

I sing or I sing and I was like Drake we need Drake, we need an actual title. Like, what is this? It was like, I mean, you sing. So I'm like, no, Drake, these are being tight. Like, what is this thing? So I was in a spoiled circumstance where I'm driving through the Beverly Hills, like just Hollywood Hills every day to the destination to record. And it felt very vintage Hollywood, like the lights, the lamps. It was glitz, glamour, red carpets, the whole nine. And I felt underdressed for the studio every time I got there based on what we were creating. So it was strings. It was a symphony.

But it painted these pictures. And I was like, no, it feels like a place. It feels like Casablanca. And it was like, no, it feels like a place. It feels like Casablanca. And it was like, hmm, okay, Casablanca. It's a banana. It's that dray. So it's a little bit more gangster than that. It's like Casablanco, Griselda Blanco.

So the fusion of that very vintage jazz Hollywood feel meets hip hop is how Casablanca became what it was what it is. Hi we got more with Marsha Ambrose when we come back it's The Breakfast Club good morning. Good morning everybody it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious Charlamagne Tha Guy we are The Breakfast Club we're still kicking it with Marsha Ambrose Charlamagne. And all you make it feel

like it's soundtracks to make love to of course. Like nothing more nothing less why is that? I have no clue it's just in me it's ridiculous like i've had this well a friend of mine recently was like how do you even come up with another one this why not even in a place of desperation and even in a place of the world was over i still find a song to make love to it's a gift that's a gift what do we call one night stand music too good to have a one night stand too well that was the point my one night stand is now 10 years long okay and i'm saying so i definitely lent from other experiences and wild drunk nights over the course of, you know, Grammy, open bar. You know, it gets very ridiculous.

So, yeah, those one nights, they're a part of that song, too. But ultimately, it's that one night that could be your forever. You have a bunch of people that'll be like, you shouldn't have one night stands. Why not? Exactly. You don't know where it's going to go. That's right. Like everything is a one night stand. Think think about it so we've all done it it's whether or not it lasted or it didn't but you shouldn't be oh i'd never do that

if i didn't do it 10 years later in a seven-year-old maybe that doesn't happen if i don't just you know what i mean like if i don't say hey i want to ask so i want to go back to what you said you said the health scare and and your child how did that change your life with with the health care and your child because I guess if the baby's what six seven years old happened right before COVID so you pretty much raised the baby during COVID it's just COVID babies are different oh they're different it's ridiculous like but for me how it how it all changed it changed all of us you know being in a dark place i don't think there's anything that could bring you out of that and that was terrifying during the pandemic and i'm pretty sure for anybody where you're like not even your kid could bring you no but my mother my

father my brother like close friends couldn't write your way up this is what Casablanca ended up being I didn't think I'd see this moment at one point so to get here and to be happy and to be in a space that I'm in is just wow wow is that where the song I guess self-care wrong right might come from but even that is a song to to make love to yeah what's the wrong right part of it, though? Like, what does that mean? Who's wrong? Self-care, wrong, right? Initially, those were two separate songs. And the self-care was I needed to do me, figuratively and literally. So by the time we got to wrong right, it's me inviting that person then into my space. And it's giving me good, like so hood like please don't go it's that you're

so wrong right now but even trying to let me let my guard down because i was so cool with just letting me do me and then here comes this this uh this fine dark chocolate sweat me off my feet and let me put my guard down and i'm a leo and that's hard for me to do so when it happens it's both terrifying but the fear in a lioness comes out in aggression and anger and a lot of sexual appetite that is anyone that knows that knows and um yeah that was you're so wrong right now where did y'all meet where did you meet your husband on tour on tour yes how does that go down because you're talking about him you just you started your mouth starts salivating and you just start getting hot together you turn an envy on because you say i'm thinking about the song

wrong right i'm like hey well i mean envy thinking about your man getting turned on i don't chill chill out no i'm just saying i'm just saying she was just so excited i'm just asking where did they meet that's where the music that's love is love it got me thinking about my wife all right i'm sorry it's fine no we met on on tour uh 10 years ago and um i saw him it's 10 years later i said you know when you know you know you keep like all the movies that you see that's corny like it never happened yes it did it was i seen him and he had a red fit on and i was like who is that and i approached him like yo what's up and we got to talking and we haven't stopped talking you need to write a book called one nice day because there's so many people who think you gotta make make the man wait 30 days or 60 days or 90 days there's so many formulas to it maybe

you don't just follow your intuition because it all depends on what type of person you are like there are people that are i've never been i'm not approaching unless i know it's for sure i don't know there's many formulas to it so even if i did write a book i'm going with what worked for me i'm not giving you the manual to how this works out like oh you too can find your 10 years later or you know what i mean like i'm not giving it as game like that i'm saying if you saw what it was that you wanted and you didn't make your move that's on you because then you'll sit there and ponder and be like well what if i just said something what if i just approached so by the time that i did and it was what it was and I knew that it was more than just that one night in Philadelphia, that one night in Chicago, that one night in Virginia, that one night in L.A. Now it's many nights. Now it's all you want to move in. Sure. Moved in together.

And then it's oh, you want to go back to the UK for Christmas with me, meet my whole family. Sure. And then by April, we were pregnant. Wow. Is that serious? Sounds ridiculous when I say it. No, it doesn't. No, when I say ridiculous, it's like, that's the timeline, though. You know?

And we were both very short. And the album is very, like, 1990 now. Like, how do you have such a nostalgic feeling but keep it fresh? Any hip-hop connoisseur or R&B head, 90s is just, it's unmatched. It was a time, if you weren't outside, just stay there. And I feel like with this album, to have grasped what the Nas's of the world were doing then, the Mary's of the world were doing then, but making it now, it's because that was timeless. I was going to ask, you talk about Dr. Dre only releasing 5% of the music that he actually made.

How much music did y'all make? And what was the process of trickling it down from the amount of songs you made to this 11? You know what's crazy? We made about 12 or 13 songs. Really? And knew when it was time to start we knew it when it was completed and the only reason why the other two didn't make it is because one of them it made the

album play a little longer than we felt comfortable with and it matched another song on there like evenly like if you had to get rid of one or the other right right it's definitely that one though and one of them we couldn't clear like getting a damn nah one of them so i was like okay we can't clear that one we have an album and dre in the creative process has like a whiteboard on the wall we'll write the titles for each song we just looked at it and was like that's it we're done so between end of April 2021 and end of May we were completely redone done with recorded vocally I recorded everything written everything we took a couple of weeks off and reconvened and Dre said 27 piece orchestra so we were at Gower Studios Eric gorfain did the string arrangements and um we were in with the orchestra

listening to them go crazy on this album that we created which was already doing what it was gonna do this symphony just took it to another place like didn't even make any sense so by the time that's happened it's just timeless in that way. All right, we got more with Marsha Ambrose when we come back. Let's get into her new joint. It's called Thriller. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. That was Thriller, Marsha Ambrose. Her album comes out next Friday. What's happening? I was watching the R&B Money podcast. Shout out to Tank. And you made a comment. I guess you you were joking i don't know if you were joking or not talking about you thought stevie wonder really can see now and people took it as they were mad at you

for a little bit mad at me how i don't know because if you're a stevie wonder fan what i said was he can see if you listen to the music to be one of the most prolific descriptive songwriters of our time how can he not and maybe not in the way that you believe that that is but his pen game makes you visualize us with actual sight visualize everything he was saying that's a gift that's what i said yes he can see because there's no way he says i never dreamed you'd leave in summer and i literally see the summer day he's referring to that's not fair mary wants to be a superwoman and i know who mary looks like i've already made that character the song plays and i see it stevie more than any songwriter i believe on planet earth has made me see a song the way stevie does that's what i said i said what i like i said that's what i said i get

what you're saying he might be blind but he but he got vision. There's a difference. Beacon of Vision. To use that song on Casablanco. I remember Dre, actually. Dre was nervous about using the Stevie record. I was asking him, like, yo, let's hit Stevie and see what he thinks. I'm like, okay. Crazy. But yeah, we got to use Visions on Casablanco with Stevie's blessing.

And this fake bucket list I keep making up. Like, I'll check that one off, you know. Is Stevie FaceTime, Zoom? What did he do? I want to say it was a phone call that I had and Dre had spoken to him also. So, yeah. How involved is Dre? See, we're just going to let that one do this.

Cool. What? You caught it? As long as you caught it. Bob is great. See? We're just going to let that one do this. Cool. What? Me, slick. You caught it? As long as you caught it. Oh, absolutely. You caught it smooth, too. I love it. You caught it smooth.

FaceTime? I ain't going to FaceTime. I love it. Cool. I've got a couple more questions. MJ Couchable? What? Yes.

And wanted to be. Like, I had a spoiled experience. I was just getting to, you know atlanta then get to philly get signed by the end of that year now i'm in the studio within less than a year of the time it took me to get to the states then work with michael jackson because he's had this demo and we were here in new york hit factory michael jackson was there in the studio two hours before call time just warming up his vocal he was that guy like he was great because he worked unlike any other and um mike was just the king for all reasons now you also mentioned flowetry fans were always what would will flowetry ever do an album together

again or that chapter your life is over over? Who knows? No chapters are closed. And I think, rewinding to what you said about, you know, when I met my husband, I did a Flowetry tour 2015, 2016. And that's when I met him and then got pregnant the following year

on the other tour. So it was like a back-to-back, hey, reunion, full love. And yeah, who knows? Now also, I seen Amanda Seals was on Club Shea Shea

and talks about, she said that uh she thinks you wanted her to quit flowetry was that true the loaded question quit flowetry is is is very vague what was happening with amanda seals and this is what no one spend a lot of time in this this is like a quick bit when did we last do the breakfast club took this like seven years ago came up yeah so yeah initially the first thing i said about amanda seals is sorry and it was she was put in a position that she shouldn't have been in in the first place the label and management were trying to re-establish what that was and it just didn't work so by the time we've put all of these things into action

we've rehearsed a show and you've given it to the public everyone has gone oh nah and there's nothing I can do about that part and this is also 17 years ago three weeks of a summer tour we may have done like 15 or 16 shows and it just didn't work out and that was the end of that really but we've had nothing but for me we'd had nothing but positive interactions thereafter like I saw her 2013 took pictures together we reminisced and she'd been texting me throughout the years after that nothing but positive vibes so I'm in a good space right now 17 years later so for whatever she believes that was I don't think publicly we can do this combative well you said this happened or I said this happened

I know exactly what happened on my end but you know it's kind of 17 years ago I've done all this healing between now and then I'm not the same like 17 years ago 2007 I'm still talking to Michael Jackson at that point I've still got prints on speed dial like I was still very much Grammy winning Grammy nominated me that was in a position to do what I wanted to do at that point moving forward and here we are 17 years later and I'm still moving on and moving forward. And Casablanca with Dr. Dre is about to drop. And just in a different space, you know? On the song Greedy, it makes me wonder,

does your husband ever hear certain lyrics and be like you talking about us? Because you say it's never enough to love you. Same old, lame old. Ain't no way I'm ever going to take that. I'm giving you everything and it's the thanks I get. Don't play that. Even if it was greedy during that time and even during the creative process of casablanca my husband and i had a conversation about where i was at mentally to create the actual basically he said i didn't have to be married, Marsh, and come from that space.

And I understood what he said when he said that. Because the love songs are different. If I'm attached to the relationship I'm in and having to kind of skirt around what that looks like. Those songs sound like Don't Wake the Baby or Just Like Old Times. And they're different. With this, it was you need to stretch that pen and write from a space of you doing you and what does that sound like so by the time I got to greedy I was angry at the world like it's never enough to love anyone or anything and then be satisfied

in a way that you feel like you put your 100 in and they only claim it's 30 so i could give you the moon and it's like well where the sun at like it's the moon you know and i feel like greedy i was talking about everyone it wasn't even just about him it was everyone and everything playing this tug of war of if you're not next to me you feel as though you're missing out on something that you only gain by being with me or taking something from me i'm like well what's the end game like what exactly do you want because you're really upset like you mad as that you not around me like that Greedy Fantastic album Comes out next Friday

June 28th Oh my goodness When you say it out loud It's real That's right Next Friday Oh man Listen

What do you want to hear Off the album Do I want to hear Might be wet Wet Let's do it Alright we'll get that on Thank you so much

For joining us The album Casablanco Comes out next Friday You guys can check that out And we appreciate you For spending it that on. Thank you so much for joining us. The album Casablanco comes out next Friday. You guys can check that out. And we appreciate you for spending it with us today. Thank you so much for having me. There you go.

Appreciate y'all. It's Marsha Ambrosis. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Marsha Ambrosis. You can check out her album next week, next Friday, June 28th. Her greedy single is out now. All right.

Well, let's get to just with the mess. The news is real, brother. It's the Flareons. Jessica Robin Moore. Just don't do no let's get to Jess with the mess. The news is real, brother. The headlines, Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lying. She don't spare nobody. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess, worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club.

She's a culture shift. She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see. It's time to set it off. So yesterday, Amanda Sills took to our Instagram. She had posted a video, basically the comment for black people who take pictures with harmful figures

who are harmful to our communities, which she said. He has a community stop acting like taking pictures with people who have actively harmed us as a community with their words with their money with their actions can we once and for all acknowledge that taking a picture smiling with them whether it's elon musk or donald trump or joseph biden like taking pictures with these people is not you infiltrating so that you can be the savior. And this idea that if you go in there and smile up with them, that you're going to be the next Martin Luther King is really wild because you know how Martin Luther King left this earth. He was assassinated.

So in her caption, she directly addressed to his beats and Billy Porter, but I swear Vezzo took offense to our message because he just shared a picture of himself with Donald Trump and Peezy a few days ago. And he decided to call Amanda out on his story. He went pretty hard. I'm not going to read all of it, but he said, nobody believes you weirdo. Stop talking so much and give back. You talk too much and never actually do anything for the community except tear us down in the name of building us up. You're a lying little old girl you lie about having autism then lied again when you were caught lying uh stop playing with real iggers before you learn the difference and basically he was just saying he wants to be uplifted by real solid black women saying that she's not one

so when his message hit the blogs and everything because of course it went viral he apparently he had a conversation with Amanda um she hasn't said anything to that online but they had a conversation and so he apologized about speaking towards a woman in that way and he said it's all love I had a conversation with Amanda um she's totally entitled to her opinion I have a little girl so there's no way I should have got out of hand like that. I think he got just because she wasn't talking directly to him. So I just think whatever the conversation was about was probably it probably entailed that he just was triggered by it. And then he even went back on the picture that he posted with him and Donald Trump and changed the caption and basically was like, everybody not going to like this, but you know, it's not really

like everybody not going to like this, but he liked it. So basically that message that she was talking about doesn't apply to everybody or whatever, but he took offense to it so um that was that and then kylie jenner breaks down in the latest episode of the kardashians uh she admitted to our sister kendall that people always got something negative about her appearance from the time she was younger to right now and that's what she said i hear nasty things about myself all the time. I think it's just after 10 years of hearing about it, it just gets exhausting. I'm kind of like so numb to people talking about my looks at this point and I just want to know why on the internet no one says anything or think that it's okay. Well, I think that's a general thing with our family. We're

dehumanized. Whereas if you talked the same way you do about us, about any other woman, people would come to their defense all day long. But for some reason with us, it's like they don't think we have any feelings. I'm just like, why do people think it's okay? Yeah, she's crying. Kylie. That was Kylie crying? Yep. That's what we're talking's what we're talking about Kylie not Yeah she's

Tired of the criticism of how she looks Ever since she was a little girl people was talking about her And that's what made her get the surgeries I'm sure and then Now I guess she Had a little too much of it and everybody keeps talking about her So she's just not happy but she did Say she is grateful and blessed to wake up each and every morning and she thinks she's still beautiful so well that's what happens when you jump in front of that camera right that

the kardashians whole thing has been about looks and and and their family values and things that they do for success and to make money so people are going to criticize that and yes she changed the way that she looks that the way that she looks now is not the way that she is supposed to look she's had many surgeries and anybody in this industry that had had surgeries we talk about and we discuss we can go from michael jackson we can go from anybody that looks like catwoman anybody that has surgery we discuss tell them girl it's true we talked about michael jackson michael jackson's a man we talk about anybody who had had those surgeries we talk about people it is what it is it's actually a lot of people was actually talking about that she looked like michael jackson i know

i've said that before um you know in his last days and one of them stages you know yeah but i would love to look like michael um moving on she also she also shouldn't she also should know that 99 of what people are saying about her online is probably jealousy and correct you know like if she was some majority of it is just people upset that she is who she is like. You really don't have an opinion about her looks that much. Right. And we can't sit here and say that the surgery, and this is going to sound so crazy, that that surgery didn't make her look better. The surgery is... No, what I'm saying is there's a lot of people out there who have way worse surgeries, but they're not famous-ass Kylie Jenner,

billionaire-ass Kylie Jenner. So a lot of what people are saying about her is jealousy and envy. Needless criticism. That's what that is. It's needless criticism. Who cares? She ain't the worst. There's people out there with way worse surgeries. No, but she looked way better

than... Her surgery, she looked better. She looks better with the surgery. That not gonna that's my point oh okay that's my point all right okay well all this is subjective because i don't agree with any one of y'all people like people love them people really really love her people love kylie she's a very sweet you know like she's great but no the surgery is like it's like what are we talking about here no like it's a lot of it is people are jealous of card people jealous of everybody people jealous of influencers before we even get to these billionaire girls but i'm saying like it's right there like we see it and then we keep seeing it progress and progress and surgery right yeah yes but yeah it is yeah because like you

know like your co-host will say that I have a fake nose or I got surgery on my nose and it's not true and people make fun of me and it hurts me and I'm going to start crying. You dig it. And then when even people say, Charlamagne Faze don't move sometimes. And I'll be like, oh my god,

that's crazy. I've heard that too. You know, like all of that type of stuff so you know it is what it is but sometimes it's not even hate it's just people i mean jealousy it's just people that just can't keep nothing to themselves because you can feel all these ways you just gotta put it online but she still is human at the end of the day and it hurts her oh yeah that's just the most all right thank you jess but sometimes it's just people gonna get them jokes right like we yeah we get them jokes and they give us out them jokes back you know i

mean it is what it is all right well it is what it is they just that's all it is now charlamagne who are you giving that down yes and listen don't think that uh we just stumbling and bumbling all over each other this morning because okay okay, Jess is in Maryland. I'm in South Carolina. And Envy is in the studio. So there's a slight delay. Correct. All right.

So don't think you're going crazy out there listening to us on Radio Land. They probably over there like, they are trash. For half of the hour hour American Airlines needs to come to the front of the congregation we would like to have a word with them man I know that it's summertime

and I know a lot of people stink and a lot of people may not be able to smell themselves but this story that we're going to talk about four after the hour is wrong

okay we'll discuss we'll get to that next don't move it's the Breakfast Club good morning wake up wake up

you're locked into the Breakfast Club your execution on the donkey of the day is something to behold it's time for donkey of the day it's a read but you're so good at it you're trying to be a fake ass charlemagne damn charlemagne who you give a dusty other day to now well sexy red donkey of the day for friday june 21st goes to american airlines if you haven't heard they have recently put several employees on leave after American Airlines was sued by three black New Yorkers who were kicked off a JFK bound flight over a body odor complaint. I didn't told y'all stop playing around in this heat. OK, just because your deodorant says it can last for 48 hours doesn't mean you should test it. All right. A lot of y'all like to use that stone crystal deodorant and you have to wet the top of the stone.

And then after you wet the stone, you use it. You put it on. Well, maybe y'all need to put more water on the stone because something not working, something not connecting. But I don't want to victimize the victims here. OK, no matter how much musty people make us feel like we the victim because of their B.O., let's not let that deflect from the fact that these men were done. We're done wrong. OK, now, apparently there was a group of black men on an American Airlines airlines flight and one of the flight attendants complained of an offensive body odor why am i telling y'all this story let's go to cbs news for the report please we're the only ones getting

taken off the plane this video at the center of a newly filed lawsuit against american airlines appears to show a number of black men after they've been removed from a flight allegedly due to a complaint about offensive body odor. As flight 832 from Phoenix to New York was finishing boarding in January, American employees removed eight black men from the plane. They were not traveling together, weren't seated next to each other, did not know each other, and appeared to be the only black men on the flight. For plaintiffs Emanuel Jean Joseph, Alvin Jackson and Xavier Veal, flight 832 was a connection.

They'd taken an earlier flight from Los Angeles without issue. The lawsuit claims over the course of about an hour the men were kept in the jetway and then moved to the gate area where they were told they'd be rebooked on another flight to New York later that day. And alleges an American employee indicated the complaint about offensive body odor had come from a white male flight attendant but when another flight to New York couldn't be found they were put back on the same plane had to go back on the plane with everybody looking at us you know very uncomfortable I knew that as soon as I

get on that plane I see a sea of white faces were going to be looking at me and blaming me for their late flight of an hour. Had to get back on the plane, everybody looking at them like they stink. OK, my question, why is it only three black people suing? If it was 80, y'all, it should be eight lawsuits to pain and suffering that you all went through because somebody labeled you stink. Don't you ever play with me like that in your mother effing life okay because the problem with stink people is a lot of times they don't even know they stink okay i know you be around them and you be like stop playing if i can smell you you can smell you but that's not always the case which is why labeling someone stink when they not is so offensive because now you got me thinking that i just might smell

okay sniffing under my arm smelling my shirt trying to figure out is it me who is the keeper of the funk now what's crazy is none of these men knew each other you just heard the news report they were all complete strangers and they were all sitting separately so this flight attendant singled out these eight passengers which is even more egregious because if you smelled somebody on the plane and then randomly went around the plane just picking people You look stink you look like you smell. Oh, you definitely spoiled matter of fact you over there get your rank ass up, too How you gonna make all of us get up out of our seats and then get into a stink? Single file line all because you profiling us for having body odor

I wish I would be on a plane and someone complain about somebody being stinker than a flight attendant just randomly assumes it was me. Don't you ever play with me like that in your mother effing life. And what makes no sense about this story? What makes no sense? You remove me because you said I fit the description of someone with body odor, but you couldn't find them another flight. So you ordered them to reboard. Now let's just say some of them did smell. Why recycle the funk? You was just going to put them on another flight and hope nobody's nose was working?

See, we don't know how to solve problems in this country. If I'm on an airline and you remove me for being stink or allegedly stink, then you have to offer me a free hotel room, some Old Spice body wash, and a new flight. You can't just point out the problem and then offer me no solution especially since you done profiled me for being pungent now we told you all these people were

black right well i don't know if y'all remember in 2017 the naacp warned black travelers to avoid american airlines citing uh multiple instances of alleged discrimination but clearly y'all didn't listen now the naacp did lift the advisory nearly nine months later but the fact they had to tell us this in the first place should be a red flag okay the NAACP told y'all American Airlines was foul but yet you're still riding American Airlines now they calling you foul as in foul smelling American Airlines CEO Robert Isom said I am incredibly disappointed by what happened on that flight and the breakdown of our procedures. Well, what is the procedure when somebody stinks on a flight? Robert said it contradicts our values.

We fell short of our commitments and failed our customers in this incident. This is terrible because you can't just pick and choose who you think is stink. Because what if none of them, you know, didn't smell bad, which I don't, which they know didn't smell bad which i don't which they probably didn't but what if none of them didn't smell bad but this flight attendant isn't used to the smell of uh shea butter you know i'm saying cocoa butter what if he got neo-nazi nostrils and he's simply not used to personal fragrance oils that a lot of us beautiful black people wear now listen okay we all know from time to time people definitely do stink, but the chances of there being eight stink black people in one space, nah, I don't think that those chances are too high, okay? That usually only happens in sports, but the chances of there being

eight, not one, not two, but eight random black people that all got body odor is ridiculous for one simple reason. I don't care if you're a black grandmother black grandmother black father black aunts black uncles okay black adults period all preach the same message make sure you wash your ass okay we were taught young not to be the stink ass kid in school so there is no way eight random black people were on a plane sneaking at the same damn time. It's just not possible. American Airlines paid these people, okay? You basically called them filthy in front of the world.

Now make them filthy rich. Please give American Airlines the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day You are the doggy Of the day Yeehaw Yeehaw

Alright So nobody Nobody Nobody gonna tell this nigga That I reported the same story Like A week ago Weeks ago

Yeah That's crazy Nobody He was here when you did that he did hella commentary too like he remember it or maybe he don't well well well well the the well the update is the ceo released a statement yesterday jess hilarious that's why they're getting donkey of the day because they're admitting that they put their employees on leave. They're admitting that they did wrong. So hopefully this leads to those people that are suing getting paid. Yeah, but the question that you said, I still want to know that.

If it was eight of them, why are only three of them suing? And apparently they didn't even know each other. I word. They didn't even know each other Word They didn't even know each other They should be coming together to form a lawsuit Yeah I don't know The three that are suing

They do kind of favor a little bit But I ain't want to say that Because I ain't want to be on the white side No but they do kind of favor a little bit Alright Well thank you for that donkey Did they all smell alike did they all smell alike is the question

my jesus all right well thank you for that donkey today sir now uh when we come back of course we had marcia ambrose's on the show earlier and she was talking about how her one night stand turned into a long lasting relationship one night stand music too good to have a one night stand too well that was the point my one night stand is now 10 years long okay so yeah those one nights they're a part of that song too but ultimately it's that one night that could be your forever that could be a bunch of people that'll be like you shouldn't have one night stands. Why not? Exactly. You don't know where it's going to go. That's right.

Everything is a one night stand when you think about it. We've all done it. It's whether or not it lasted or it didn't, but you shouldn't be, ooh, I'd never do that. If I didn't do it

10 years later in a seven-year-old, maybe that doesn't happen if I don't just, you know what I mean? If I don't say, hey. All right. So the question is

has your one night stand turned into a long lasting relationship let's discuss 800-585-1051 again has your one night stand turned into a long lasting relationship let's discuss we'll do it when we come back it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club good morning everybody it's dj envy jess hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club if you're just joining us we're asking um has a one night stand ever turned out into a long relationship now this conversation comes from marcia ambrosa she was here earlier and this is what she said what do you call a one night stand? Music too good to have a one night stand to. Well, that was the point. My one night stand is now 10 years long.

Okay. So yeah, those one nights, they're a part of that song too. But ultimately, it's that one night that could be your forever. You have a bunch of people that'll be like, you shouldn't have one night stands. Why not? You don't know where it's going to go. Everything is a one-night stand when you think about it so we've all done it it's whether or not it lasted or it didn't but you

shouldn't be oh i'd never do that if i didn't do it 10 years later and a seven-year-old maybe that doesn't happen if i don't just you know what i mean like if i don't say hey so we're asking 800 585-1051 let's start with you jess absolutely chris was the one i stand and then now look and did you know chris was the one when you met him like pregnant very much pregnant shell man you're definitely right um no i actually really it's not even that i thought he was the one um i knew i really wanted to have sex with him like I knew I knew it like when I first met him I was like oh yeah taking him down was that right and then we went out he asked me can he take me out on a date and I love that but it was the way he asked me out he was just like can I take you out

sometime I was like what in the boy meets world what's going on here you know because that's just not like a line out of a script or whatever but you know guys don't approach women like that these days so but he did and we went out and he took me to this real nice restaurant ducked off it was attached to like a string of hotels and i was like well i don't want the night to end and he was like well i do got to work in the morning i was like okay but i don't want the night to end you can still go to work in the morning but right now it was tonight he got the room we did what we did and i never left him ever since wow okay yeah yeah i don't i don't i don't think i know what a one-night stand is because i thought one night stand meant you sleep with a person once the first time you know like if you sleep oh so it's the first time you meet him is considered that's what i thought a one-night stand mean you just sleep with a person once and

then that's that you know what that's crazy Now that you say it I think it's just the first time you sleep with somebody No you know what One night stand is when you meet somebody You sleep with them Yours wasn't really a one night stand Because you met them and then y'all went on a date And y'all spoke on the phone and all that

So one night stand is you meet somebody You knock them off that day and usually you never speak to them again That's what I'm assuming, right? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, that's never happened. Yeah, that's why I was confused. That's why I thought

about it after, you know, the Marsha conversation. I'm like, well, I thought a one night stand is when you sleep with a person once and then you never see that person again

or never sleep with that person again or never speak to that person. That's what I thought it was. I thought one night stand was you meet you meet him and sleep with him and you really don't know

much about him. And that and that turned into a long lasting relationship. That's right. I didn't know him at all. I met him at first and then y'all spoke and you set up a date, right?

I met him three days before he took me out. And I ain't get this. I know his mother name. I know his last name. I know nothing. And so the day after he put it get that. I ain't know his mother name. I ain't know his last name. I ain't know nothing. Gotcha. Until the day after he put it on me. So that was the one night stand. Okay.

That's crazy. Cause usually Mexicans are made to work way harder. What? Okay. Yo, he's crazy. Let's go to the phone line. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. Hello, who's this? Hi, good morning. It's Ashae. Hey, Ashae.

Good morning. So did your one-night stand turn into a long-lasting relationship? It did. My one-night stand, actually, we're about to get married in September. Okay. Oh, congratulations. What was the situation? You met him at a club?

Where'd you meet him? Was it online? No, it's a crazy story. So, like, I seen him back in middle school just, like, over 20 years ago. And I was like, oh, he cute. But So, like, I've seen him back in middle school just, like, over 20 years ago. And I was like, oh, he's cute. But then, like, I never approached him. And then, like, 10 years ago, we were living in the same neighborhood. He hit me up on Facebook. And I went over there.

We were just hanging out. And, like, we had so much stuff in common. And it was just like, I don't know. I never felt like that space with a guy. And from there, we had a situation. And it lasted, like, I don't know, I never felt like that space with a guy. And from there, we had a situation, and it lasted like six, seven years. We split up for like two years or whatever. Not on bad terms. We just kind of moved away.

And then recently, two years ago, we ended up in the same city again. And we got back together. We actually got into an actual relationship thing. And now we're getting married in September. Okay. Well, congratulations, Mama. Well, what is a... Thank you. What do you consider a one-night stand? You know, going all the way

to the top that first time, I never, like, I wasn't gonna text him back the next day, because I was like, oh, he gonna think I'm a 304. I don't do stuff like that. And he was like, no, I can tell you're not that type of girl, and I wasn't, I was so embarrassed that I was like, you're all 304. I don't do stuff like that. And he was like, no, I can tell you're not that type of girl. And I wasn't, I was so embarrassed. But I was like, after a few months of us still dealing with each other,

then it turned into years. I was like, well, screw it. I mean, we in there now. Okay, I get it. What we should be saying is, it's basically like, have you ever slept with a person on the first date? Like the first time? That's what this should be about.

That was pretty much the situation. Like the first time yeah that was this should be that was pretty that was pretty much the situation like the first time that i actually met him it happened the first day and then the next day i wasn't gonna text him back because i didn't want him to think like that was what i do on the regular gotcha right right he kept talking and it kept going and it's been going for 10 years now but this is the thing she always thought he was cute since middle school so she ain't like she met him out of nowhere she knew who he was right she just didn't know him in and out now we have christian on the line christian good morning good morning now let's talk about your one night stand where'd you meet him how did it happen we met in bedside brooklyn. One night, we had a date at his house.

He made me fried chicken, white Zinfandel, and that was it. My husband, 13 years later, we've been married, four children. Now, where'd you meet him? Because on here, it says you're a white woman and he's a black man. Yeah, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. I'm a fifth grade teacher at Christmas Addicts Elementary School. I just graduated my fifth grade class yesterday. Okay.

So fried chicken and white Ziffendale changed your life. Right. Changed my life forever. The best thing I ever did was come to Bed-Stuy. Congratulations. Okay. And now you said you met him in Bed-Stuy. Was y'all just walking on the street or? He was actually in the playground

with his nephew. He adopted his nephew. And they were paying for pre-K. And I was the Head Start teacher at the time at the pre-K. And I said, come get free pre-K. And we got him in there. That's how we met. Oh, okay.

So you gave him free pre-K and he gave you free B, big D. You know what I'm saying? That's about right. All right, Kristen. Thank you. Thank you. Congratulations. All right.

Yeah. 800-585-1051. If you're just joining us, we're talking about one night stand. Has a one night stand turned into a long lasting relationship for you? Well, it happened with Marsha Ambrosis, and we're asking you. Call us up right now. Let's discuss. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, Marsha Ambrosis was on the show earlier, and she was talking about her one-night stand turned into a long-lasting relationship. And we're asking, has that happened to you? Now, Jess said it happened to her.

Yes, it did. It happened to me and that's how I ended up pregnant. I did not plan to be with this man. I just wanted to give him some box and take the day and he just took me into his arms. Aww.

And he just took me into his arms. Let's go to the point. Whatever. Now you're pregnant okay right hello who's this what's up poppy man from detroit what's up poppy what's going on hey what's happening man i'm trying to get on that topic man i just want to say what up to y'all what's's up, Papi? Now, on the notes it says you met somebody in prison? No, bro. No. I said I was just getting out of prison, fam. Come on. Don't do me that, hear me?

Oh, no. They wrote it down wrong, Papi. They wrote it down wrong. Go ahead. So what happened? Oh, man. That guy asked me the proper questions, man. He's trying to do me on the radio.

Go ahead. What happened, Papi? But listen, bro. I was just getting out for joy, bro. My brother, man, sneaked through me out of youth at the bar, bro. We've been together. Me and the female have been together ever since. Ten years, bro.

Well, congratulations, Papi. Thanks, bro. I appreciate it, man. I just want to say what I'm trying to say, man. I f***ing put you up. I appreciate it. You too, Jess. Love.

What's up, baby? Love, man. Have a good one put you up. I appreciate you. You too, Jess. Love. What's up, baby? Love, man. What? Have a good one, Papi. Be safe. Oh, man, that's funny. I don't envy you, Dom. Hello, who's this?

Hey, it's Mystique. Hey, Mystique. How y'all doing? Hey, guys. Hi, Jess. I hope you're enjoying yourself here in Maryland. I'm glad you're out there chilling. Solomon, I love the book club.

I love them. But anyway, we're not here to talk about it. Thank you very much. We're not here to talk about my one night stand at Lawson. Let's talk about it. So I met him. I was 38 years old. He was 22.

Oh. I was leaving. Yeah. I can say it now. You're the best. But I was an adjunct professor at Yale, and I was quitting. And as I was packing up my car, he used to come inside and hit on me every day, but I paid him no mind. But he helped me put the stuff in my car.

Oh, boy. And it went from there, and we have been together since. We are still together. So you knocked off one of your students. You knocked off one of your students. He wasn't a student. That's the crazy part. He didn't even attend Yale.

He would just always see me. He worked in like one of those little shops. And so he would always see me and always try to talk to me. But, you know, at that time, I wasn't much of a cougar,

so I didn't pay any mind. But I love being a cougar. I love him. I love everything we do together. I love it all. I love this. Oh, she we do together. I love it all. I love this. Oh, she's all the way up there. Congratulations.

Congratulations. Okay. How long ago was this? So, he was 30. I was 38 at the time, and he was 22. And I turned 53 tomorrow. Happy birthday, Kansas. Hey, and y'all still together?

Damn. Yes. Yep. We just got back from Panama last month to celebrate. Who paid for the trip? We both did. Okay, I'm just asking.

I make great money and he does too, but, you know, we work it out together. We both did. Okay. I'm not a sugar mama, let's be very clear.

That's what I was asking. Right, right. Sugar mama. Listen, I'm a mama with sugar, but I'm not a sugar mama. There you go. So are you saying you broke?

Thanks, guys. Is that because you broke? Oh, wow. Don't do that to me. Listen, I have children. So if that's the word for broke, having children, then that's it. But we handle business. True, true, true.

And we've been together this long, so that means he's got to be handling something. I'm sorry. This is not your documentary ma'am I'm so happy for you and your man these men are crazy you don't have to answer these questions I love it I'm in the midst of trying to put together something about this now

I think women are scared to date younger but they need to go there because these older men, they're just stuck in their ways and everything. Go younger, boy. So what did your kids think when he met him being so young? They were young as well, so they welcomed him immediately with him. They're out of the house and everything now.

Well, one is about to graduate, so it's worked out well. Well, if you like it, we love it. I'm about to call somebody on you. That is ridiculous. That's why I didn't want to say anything until now. I can say it now. When I was working at Yale, I could not.

And then even when I left. I can't say nothing when he was illegal. Now that he's legal age, I can say something. He was 22. That's a good age. Let me help you put your stuff in your car. Wow. He put it in that trunk, boy.

He put that stuff in that trunk. I'm sure he did. Right in his little garage, yeah. Wow. You're a little Kinky Cougar. All right. Goodbye, Kinky Cougar. All right, thanks, guys.

Bye. She said it. I just want the record to show if that was a man, we wouldn't have been laughing like that. Yo, we had a caller. No, we had a caller call up. Remember the guy who called like two weeks ago and he said that his girlfriend is 21 and he like, what'd he say, yo? He was like 50-something. And we called him nasty.

Yeah, we got people that call up. They're not scared to tell a truth. She was kinky. She was like, he put it in the trunk. And then we went to the garage. I'm like, whoa, all right, kinky little cougar. Lord have mercy. What's the moral of the story?

One night stands are cool. Like, whatever. Have them or don't. OK. All right. Well. Yeah, they worked out. They worked out for you, Jess.

And worked out for Marsha and her bro. They work out for people. Yeah. Yeah worked out for Marsha and Bro. They work out for people. Yeah. Yeah. All one night stands are not bad. Definitely protect yourself, though, because all this stuff going on right now, you can catch a ringworm from a nigga. So please protect yourself.

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I always thought she was dope. Yeah, she can do no wrong in my eyes. I love every Kalani record. Yeah. You good? I like Kalani. I got to hear more. See, when it comes to R&B, I don't like to hear just pieces of R&B,

especially somebody like Kalani, because I know Kalani really be putting together real great bodies of work. So I want to hear it in its totality. But Kalani is dope. Fair. They sent me the album earlier. I listened to it. It has an international sound, really dope features.

She got a joint with Jill Scott, Young Miko, and Omale. Yeah, so very international. So tap in, tap in tap in but also my brother Friday is back making music he had a crazy year

last year and now he dropped his first record this year called Badass I like Friday I think he has he has a voice

that you haven't heard like it's it's not reminiscent of everything he's typically so by himself which is pretty dope

he's on his own yeah himself which is pretty dope yeah yeah I know Afro Beach feel to it too right yeah I guess we're just heavy on the international sound today because our last record is actually a sake and Central Sea who I didn't see these two doing a record together but it's actually pretty fire so it's called wait I really couldn't get a vibe from that too short yeah but i love a sake though like he got like that that missed the money with the vibe album and that work of art album the sake can't miss to me so i can't wait to hit more of that yeah now he ate

and central c did his thing on there too so it was a vibe and speaking of doing that thing man our next certified vibe is going to be happening on July 19th. And I have a very special guest. But I'm going to make the announcement super dramatic because I love this artist. And they're worthy of all the flowers in the world. So I can't wait to give it to them. So just save the date because it's going to be a movie. Okay?

Okay. July 19th. Make sure y'all call me on there. Yeah. July 19th. And listen, I like that everybody is doing an international sound because people was like man you know what

there's money in America drying up musically so let me start making some I don't even think it's the money in America that's driving up I think it's the creativity

but neither here nor there it's like no originality anymore yeah but follow me on the gram at Nyla Simone

N-Y-L-A-S-Y-M-o-n-e-e-e thank you guys again thank you nyla no problem nyla all right well when we come back of course we got the people's choice mixer get your request in right now we throw it back on the friday it's the breakfast club good morning wake up wake up you're locked into the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv jess hilarious charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, you know we rep a gay a day. It is Pride Month. And who are we repping today, Jess?

Lee Daniels. So we repping Big Lee, who is a film, television producer, director, and screenwriter. His first producer credit was Monster's Ball. That's one of my favorite movies starring Halle Berry, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress, which also made him the first black film producer to solely produce an oscar-winning film However, he is best known for his academy award-winning film precious Uh fun fact he moved to hollywood after quitting college and worked as a receptionist for a nursing agency before successfully

Starting up a health care agency of his own by the age of 22 let them gays be working okay happy pride lee daniels we love you big lee all right so tell me big lee what you call him big lee his instagram page is um the original big daddy um no i just i like big lee i'm not calling him original all right when we back, we got the positive note. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are the Breakfast Club. Salute to everybody out in New Orleans. I'm headed to New Orleans this weekend, so I'll see you guys out there. I love my New Orleans family. Hey, you better eat some good food, shorty. It's going to be hot. I love the food out there. It's going to be really hot, though, Envy. What do you mean food, shorty. It's going to be hot. I love the food out there. It's going to be really hot,

don't envy. What do you mean, spicy? No, it's going to be hot. The weather is 10 times hotter than what it usually is. Oh.

Yes. Okay. Well, we in and out, so we'll be in there for a day now. I'll be right back. What you guys doing this weekend? Anything?

No, I'm getting in my pool, chilling with my man and my son, and that's it. Okay. Charlamagne? That's a beautiful weekend. Salute to everybody in Charleston, South with my man and my son. And that's it. Okay. Charlamagne? That's a beautiful weekend.

Salute to everybody in Charleston, South Carolina, man. I'm home right now because last night we had the one-year anniversary of the International African American Museum. So salute to everybody I saw at the Jubilee, the Jubilee Soiree that they had yesterday for the one-year anniversary of the International African American Museum. Salute to Dr. Tanya Matthews. And that's a great thing for you to do this summer, man. If you want to take a quick little

vacation, you should come down to the 843 Charleston, South Carolina and check out the International African American Museum. You can go to their website, iaamuseum.org. iaamuseum.org IAAMuseum.org IAAMuseum.org Alright, and before you do the

positive note, call up 10 right now 800-585-1051 You get a family 4 pack of tickets to my car show presented by Lincoln Tech. It goes down August 17th. If you haven't got your tickets, pick up your tickets. But call up 10, you'll get a 4 pack of tickets. It's a family fun day, I tell everybody all the time.

Kids 5 and under are free. We're doing free haircuts. We're giving backpacks to the kids while supplies last. Of course, there's games. There's jumpies. There's rides. There's obstacle courses. There's going to be, for adults, of course, all types of cars.

There's a bar. It's going to be a lot of fun. Food trucks and all that. It's going to be a family fun day, and I can't wait to see you guys August 17th. For Call of 10, you'll get a family four-pack of tickets. Can't wait to see you guys. Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note? I do. Thank you to everybody who's been getting my book, Get Honest or Die Lying,

Why Small Talk Sucks. You know, one of the reasons I wrote that book is because I want people to stop lying to themselves and stop volunteering those lies to other people. And one of those reasons that I'm doing that is because unless you know who you are, you will always be vulnerable to what people say. So that's the positive note. Unless you know who you are,

you will always be vulnerable to what people say. Have a blessed weekend.