The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Topic on Rekindling the flame, Freaky Friday Topic On Couples Watching Porn

Episode Date: May 5, 2023

Today on the show we had the Whoreible decision ladies back Weezy and Mandi B. During the show they opened the phone lines to see how many of our listeners are willing to rekindle a flame with their ex like how Nelly and Ashanti recently have. Also, it isn’t a Friday if there is no Freaky conversations, so during their freaky topic they discussed couples bonding over porn videos. Also, Charlamagne gave “ Donkey of the Day” to a pregnant woman who fought a spirit airline flight attendant.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids

and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone.

The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat.

Nine months before Rosa, it was called a woman. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Wake up! The Breakfast Club, Envy, and Charlamagne, the voice of the culture. You think I'm going to come here when this shit ain't hot? See, y'all are different. Y'all are the culture. It's different.

Y'all know what y'all talking about. This is probably becoming the most prominent forum for hip-hop. Being here next to all of you guys, it's really big. Put it in perspective. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Wake up, bitches. Wake up. Good morning, yo. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday.

We got our guest host from Horrible Decisions, Weezy and Mandy B. Good morning, ladies. Good morning. We in the building, y'all. Have you seen us? We here on the right day. No, no, not single tomorrow. We here on the right day. Freaky Friday.

There we go. Freaky Friday. Y'all wasn't ready to hear about no pee at 6 o'clock in the morning yesterday. But you should be ready today. Yes, it's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. By 8 o'clock is when the freakiness really kicks off. That's right. It really kicks off.

I'll tell you, this is too early for me. I feel like I got hit by a bus. I'll tell you that. What, you was out last night? Celebrating Cinco? God, I was trying to bring up a punch, Arlene. No, we not doing the bus jokes today. Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my God. We're daily. Daily. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My brain is average right now. Oh, my goodness. My brain is goodness. We're daily. Daily. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My brain is average right now. Oh, my goodness. My brain is a little mediocre and typical right now.

Sorry. I'll get it next time. Oh, my goodness. I just want to let you know I'm tired of this story. I mean, there's many texts, tweets, DMs, Instagram, social media, Facebook, MySpace, Black Planet, and all the things I didn't know exist were hitting me yesterday. So I just want to say salute to everybody out there. Sometimes it's necessary to have those type of conversations.

Me and Ebony K. Williams don't have beef. We don't hate each other. Well, I don't hate her. She doesn't hate me. She hit me yesterday and said she appreciates me. Envy, you missed your actual social media site, Mi Gente. What you talking about? Go ahead and let the people know you was on Mi Gente.

I was not on Mi Gente. And shout out to everybody in Kentucky, too. I'm in Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby That's why I have my shirt on Yesterday was the sneaker ball So that's why I'm a little dressed up now And I just want to let you know Charlamagne Don't get excited but it is Freaky Freaky Friday

I have no bottoms on So just have a top on I don't know why you felt to tell me that I don't know why you're talking about tops and bottoms Why are you talking about tops and bottoms Because I'm a top and we always talk about tops and bottoms. I'm a top right now. I want to let you know that I'm dressed up professionally.

Tops, no bottoms on. I'm so glad you're not here. I'm glad you're not here because it's Cinco de Mayo, and I thought everybody was going to be in the spirit. I thought y'all was going to come in here in sombreros or at least be dressed like Offset in Quavo. Don't do this. First of all, we're not getting canceled after yesterday.

Why would you be canceled? We're celebrating. I got tequila. You know what I mean? I got the good Captain Dragones. How American of you to say, we drinking at Cinco de Mayo. You know, there's real history behind it. Maybe we'll talk about it later.

I don't know. I just know the tacos and the tequila. Me too. That's all I know too. Americans are so mediocre. We have breakfast tacos coming this morning too. We are so mediocre. We are so mediocre when it comes to other coaches. It's giving you got to see.

That's Charlamagne. Let me ask you a question. You and Ebony K. Williams are really, really close. Stand up, bro. Stand up. I'm not. Stand up, bro. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday.

Stand up. I am not standing up. Just tell us. Stand up. What color is what? I don't have nothing. At least show us your knee. Stand up, bro. You freaky. It's freaky, freaky, freaky Friday. Stand up. I am not standing up. Stand up. Just tell us. Stand up. What color is what? I don't have nothing. At least show us your knee.

Show us your knee. At least prove you ain't got no bottoms on. Do like this. Do like this. When we go into commercials, I'll turn around for you, right? No. No. No.

It ain't the same. Well, let's get this show cracking. We got a lot to talk about today. When we come back, we got front page news. Teslin Figueroa will be joining us. She'll break down everything that's happening in the news. And of course, get it off your chest. You can get it on the phone lines right now. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Let's get in some front page news. Now, of course, our guest co-host this morning. This morning is Weezy and Mandy B from Horrible Decisions. And we got Tess from Figaro. Come on in, Tess. Good morning, everybody. Breakfast Club. Horrible Decisions in the building.

Charlamagne and DJ Envy. Yeah. Now, last night, the Warriors beat the Lakers 127 to 100. Anybody seen the game? It was late, right? Yeah, I watched it. I watched it up until the third quarter. But they didn't just beat them. They washed they did like to wipe their ass with the lakers

last night yeah it was bad jesus you stayed up late charlotte man you normally go to sleep no the game came on a little earlier last night i think it came on like what eight o'clock no you normally you normally in the bed though by 7 45 8 30 i i actually like i actually like that they won because something kind of different that we're getting now. You have your pressers that the athletes have after the games. But Draymond has been very vocal on his podcast during this playoffs. And he said some things about LeBron recently. So I'm just glad that he got them washed.

There's only one game now. But they're leading now, right? 1-1. No, it's tied. Who are y'all going for? I picked the Warriors at the beginning of the season to win the championship. I think the Warriors got it too. I want to be right.

I'll tell y'all what, I feel like I'm listening to Spanish on this Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo! I heard LeBron. I said that's the word I know. You know, I really try to fake sports when I'm on a date, though. Really? Oh, yeah.

Who's your favorite team? I'd be like, I just love Brooklyn. Oh, my God. Let's talk about the four proud boys found guilty. Yeah, when Donald Trump told the proud boys to stand back and stand by,

it went wrong. Let's take a listen. I'll give you some facts and we'll talk about it on the other side. Four members of the far right Proud Boys convicted of seditious conspiracy. A jury finding Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys, Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs and Zachary Real guilty of seditious conspiracy and other charges in a verdict affirming the prosecutor's central allegation that they conspired to stop the peaceful transfer of power on January 6th by attacking the Capitol. Yep, so again, like you just heard, the guilty verdict marks the third time that prosecutors have secured convictions for seditious conspiracy in the Justice Department's historic prosecution of those who breached the Capitol on January 6th.

Each of those defendants that you just heard were convicted an FYI, guys, by January 6, 2023, which is the second anniversary of the attack, at least 978 people have been charged with federal crimes. Are these folks getting real time, though? Are they just, you know, getting light sentences? I mean, up to 20 years, but what would they actually get? Yeah, what are they getting sentenced?

The jury's not still out, but we will see. You know, we'll see what it looks like and, you know, at we will see. You know, we'll see what it looks like. And, you know, at least they're getting something done, moving the needle, you know, on that. And, you know, we've always talked about, no, Charlamagne, that's been a big thing for you. Like somebody going to get charged, somebody going to get charged. So folks are getting charged.

So we'll see what their time is looking like. Ted, did you say that the Proud Boys leader's name was Enrique? Yes. Happy Cinco de Mayo! Happy Cinco de Mayo. Oh, my God. We did not expect that. My goodness.

All right. That was a big shocker for me. I'm going to be real. Can I ask you, has anybody been sentenced at all? I mean, we're still waiting on sentencing for Tory Lanez, but has literally anyone been sentenced for this act? And what was the sentence, if you know it? Yeah, well, it's been over 978

people charged. But there have been some sentencing on those charges. I don't have that right in front of me to be able to say who was sentenced last. But yes, there has been. The guy with the Vikings hat. No, the last person I remember was a woman from Iowa

four days ago, and I think she got sentenced to five months in prison. That's it? Yeah, that was like four days ago, and I think she got sentenced to five months in prison. Oh, that's right. Yeah, that was like four days ago. Oh, yeah, that's what I want to know. I want to know through the Black Lives Matter parade or something. Wow. Right.

Well, let's jump to Andrew Gillum. What's going on with Andrew Gillum? I know we got to run right fast. Yeah, so while the Proud Boys were found guilty, Andrew Gillum was found not guilty of lying to the FBI. Now, just to refresh everybody's memory quickly, this case in 2022, prosecutors alleged that the former Democrat nominee for governor of Florida and ex-mayor of Tallahassee, Andrew Gillum, took thousands of dollars

in which he was supposed to, which was supposed to be used for political donations and was funneled to his own bank accounts. Prosecutors claimed that Gillum lied about his interactions with the undercover FBI agents who posed as developers and paid for a trip out into New York. So fast forward, the federal jury on Thursday found him not guilty of lying to the FBI while deadlocking on 18 other counts, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial on those charges.

So this is pretty impressive because, you know, the Fed, the Fed's got a high conviction rate. When the alphabet come for you,'s a wrap so that's right this is pretty impressive not only is it impressive that he beat the feds like you know he was like raising money for for illegal fees like literally right up to the moment that he had to go to trial so he didn't even have the money now usually they say if you got money you can beat these kind of cases he didn't even have the money so clearly the jury found like clearly the jury thought he was really truly not guilty i mean not only that he's a black man going against the feds. Right.

So let's mark this. Let's mark this down in history. White men were convicted yesterday and black men, a black man got off. All right. Thank you, Tesla. We'll see you in a couple of minutes. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you need to vent phone lines are wide open it's the breakfast club on BET the breakfast club this is your time to get it off your chest 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this? Hi, this is Patience. This is the second time I've gotten through. Oh, my God. Hey, good morning, mama.

I just want to say good morning to everybody. Weezy and Mandy, I watch your podcast on YouTube. I have been watching for years, so congratulations. Thank you so much. No, can you say it louder so people know that we're famous? More high. No, no. No, I have been watching for years, Thank you so much. Can you say it louder so people know that we're famous? Or high. No, no.

I have been watching for years, and I'm going to the Climax Tour on July 7th in Houston. Come on, Houston Climax Tour. We are going on the road. I'm going to turn around and meet y'all. Are we going to have you on stage? Because we got some real nasty contests. I'm just going to say, me and my husband husband we've been watching for a long time

we've been together for a really long time and I wanted to just shout him out real quick because he's always on the way to work at 5 o'clock I know that's right does he drive a bus? no well shout out to your hubby

you know what you had to work for right now that was the cadence of like and we're coming to the show so that X, Y, Z can have it. We can find a unicorn. Maybe, maybe. But I just want to let him know we've been together for 10 years. Our 10-year anniversary is July 24th. And you're ready to chat anal. We're only 28, 29.

We've already done that. We've already done that. She's a member of the whore high. We cannot wait to bring y'all up on stage for our breakup game. So I'm looking forward to seeing you. See if you guys last. When y'all do the back to back. Oh, that's horrible.

Oh my gosh. I just want to say I love you guys and baby I love you too and I know you were listening to this and I'm going to call you right after this tell you how I want to suck your good day now weezy Mandy tell them where you going to be what city so people want to join you guys they can

yeah guys we're going on our climax tour which actually kicks off in the midwest in June so June 9th we're kicking off in Detroit the D you hear it and then Cincinnati the day right after, followed by Chicago, Chi-town. How do you get tickets? Oh, go to whorehive.com and get your tickets down at the bottom. There's a tour link.

And literally, we're coming to 16 right now. We're adding one more. It is the climax. Take that how you want it. This is our final tour. It is. Charlamagne said it's the best he's ever seen. Can you say again?

Best live podcast in the business. If you've never seen a live podcast and you wonder, you know, what is a live podcast? Why would I go see one?

Go see Horrible Decisions. But also, fellas, it is a place that you can come with your friends. There are a lot of women that want to get laid right after our show.

Nothing but women. This is where I'm trying to sell the tickets because we pretty much already sold out on most of the cities, but... Now you and your boys

be like, where the hell is that? I'm not going to do it. There's going to be a on most of the cities. But now you and your boys be like, where the hell is that? I'm not going to be a dog with a decision. Jesus Christ. Y'all be leaving with a chick because they get so freaking horny. They're learning all these tips. And then you're just like, wow, it's only 10 guys here out of a thousand people. And they all end up getting.

Jesus Christ. Happy Cinco de Mayo. Let's go to another caller. Hello. Who's this? Good morning It's your boy Daddy from the Bronx Hey boo

What's up from the Bronx A.K.A. Mr. 13 and a half I want to talk about The double standard When it comes to Men flexing online And women flexing online You're not average too

By the way I just want to Throw that out there There's nothing typical Or mediocre about you Nothing mediocre about you Come on now Black Black Pete Davidson. What you was saying?

Now, Pete Davidson got nothing on me. But respect me. Okay. Wow. And my Instagram handle is WeezyWTF. The DMs are open.

Yes, I will be in your DM later. I might send you a pic. But shout out to my girl, Tez. Tez went to my Instagram page and she verified

the 13 and a half. So I want to shout out to Tez. Ohaz. Taz went to my Instagram page and she verified it 13 and a half. So I want to shout out to Taz. Taz, what is going on? Taz did her research. What the hell is going on on the show? Thank you, brother. Thank you, sir. It's Freaky Friday.

Get it off your chest. 805851051. Get Taz back on the goddamn phone so you can talk to her at 7 o'clock. Wait, Taz, are you out here verifying peen pics? Taz, we can hear you. Oh, you can hear me? Okay. Yes, absolutely.

He called into the show, and I'm here to verify facts. And so I told him, just like you, that the DMs were open, and the gentleman certainly sent the information. And because I do front- page news, I needed to see what was happening in the front and I have confirmed that he is indeed 13 inches. For research purposes only.

For research purposes only. He sent a clean pic. He had his pants on. He didn't send, unlike Envy who's sitting over there butt naked on a chair. He did send his you know with his pants on but you could literally see he sent the you know the gray sweatpants you know that we can all tell was what and it's 13 and a half inches for real well i don't know

about the hair but based upon my experience uh a visual you know uh projection uh he is definitely somewhere between the inches of maybe 12, 13, 11, definitely more than 10 for sure. And that was your front page news. Jesus, alright. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Tell them. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlamagne. Nancy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is. We live? Hello, who's this? Oh, Sandra. Hey, get it off your chest, mama. So I don't completely disagree with Ebony.

I do agree that you can't allow C and Ds into your home and expect high level achievement. One of the biggest problems in our black communities are that our parents are not taking responsibility for their children. Their children are raising themselves. They're not teaching them how to do chores. And what happened to coming in the house before dark? They're just allowing our black kids to kill each other. It's not going to get better. and what happened to coming in the house before dark? They're just allowing our black kids to kill each other. It's not going to get better.

We're not going to never achieve the level that we can be at if we don't take responsibility for our own community. Well, Mama, I don't think she was talking about kids in this generation that she wanted to date. She was talking about men, I'm sure, that were over 35 years old. And there's a lot of people out there that have received C's and D's that are doing exceptional work and doing great work. Some school is just not for everybody. And sometimes learning is very difficult.

You know what this conversation gets confusing at? I think that we're out of the relationship convo. Ebony can date whoever she wants to date. That's her preference. What I was pushing back on was what she implied in regards to the working class. She said they were mediocre, typical, what was the other word? Average. She average and, what was it, stuck in the bigotry of low expectations. You know what I mean?

And she said she didn't mean it in that way. Correct. You know, but that's what I was pushing back on. I don't care who she chooses today. Hello, who's this? This is Anton out of Miami. Miami Gods. What's good, man?

Good morning. Hey, hey, D.K. What up, Anton? Get it off your chest, bro. Hey, Evie, Charlamagne, baby, I made it. I made it, y'all. me guys what's good man good morning hey what up anton get it off your chest bro hey every uh charlamagne baby i made it i i made it y'all please king you calling me baby are you talking about baby baby yeah who you calling baby none of y'all but listen listen okay i made it baby i'm on bet live baby yes you are i'm on bet i'm on bet live baby you should say her name

don't just call her baby say the woman's name that you're talking to oh my bad my bad no I'm on BET. I'm on BET Live, baby. You should say her name. Don't just call her baby. Say the woman's name that you're talking to. Oh, my bad. My bad. No disrespect. Hello, ladies. Ladies, how y'all doing? So now you're talking to her.

No, we talking about the baby that you're talking to. No, he was like, I'm on BET, baby. I made it. Like, he's talking to the world. Yeah, I made it, baby. We on BET Live. This is Anton Smith out of Miami, God's Florida. I want to send a shout out to my son. My birthday next week, May 10th. You know what I'm D.T. Lott. It's Antoine Smith out of Miami, God's Florida. I want to send a shout out to my son.

My birthday next week, May 10th. You know what I'm saying? My son's name is Liam Smith. Go to Norwood Elementary. Why y'all ain't at the Formula One? I'm coming, Antoine. You going to take me on a date? Damn right, baby.

All day. I'm single, too. Hey, listen, but I'm a working man. You might not want me. All right. You say, Ebony. What's the lady name? I'm a truck driver. You might not want me. What's the lady name? I'm a truck driver. You might not want me, baby.

Listen, do you own the truck? I don't give a damn. Do you own the truck? I own six figures, but you might not want me, baby. Blow the horn for us. Is your truck big, Antoine? No. Is your truck big?

Oh, yes, it's big. All right, all right. You see, he made? Oh, yes. It's big. All right. All right. But you see, he said he made six figures, though. You know what I mean? I do think we should encourage people to go get their CDLs and be truck drivers. Because we saw, even during COVID, when there was a show of truck drivers, America was in a very, very bad, very bad place. Yes, we needed more truck drivers. We needed more people taking those goods up and down the roads.

And that's how people get all those goods in all those stores that you love to shop. Whether it's Target, whether it's Bloomingdale's, Saks, or the dollar store. Them Amazon packages ain't getting to your door without the truck drivers, y'all. And shout out to my best friend who owns an 18 Wheeler. Shout out to her. Shout out to all the owners out there. Absolutely. And the drivers, listen.

And the drivers. If you own and you don't drive, you're going to need drivers. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. That's real. Salute to need drivers. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. That's real. Salute to all the truck drivers out there. Absolutely. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. When we come back, we got your rumor report. Do you want to live like Drake? Well, you just need $88 million. We'll tell you how. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed?

A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel.

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Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series the running interview show where i run with celebrities athletes entrepreneurs and more after those runs the conversations keep going that's what my podcast post run high is all about it's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories their journeys and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement

together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions,

but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, It was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself.

It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're gonna figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty

on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Sup, y'all? This is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages.

One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nemany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Nemanji here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing.

Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On Thanksgiving Day, 1999, a five-year-old boy floated alone in the ocean. He had lost his mother trying to reach Florida from Cuba. He looked like a little angel. I mean, he looked so fresh.

And his name, Elian Gonzalez, will make headlines everywhere. Elian Gonzalez. Elian Gonzalez. Elian. Elian. Elian Gonzalez. At the heart of the story is a young boy and the question of who he belongs with. His father in Cuba.

Mr. Gonzalez wanted to go home and he wanted to take his son with him. Or his relatives in Miami. Imagine that your mother died trying to get you to freedom. At the heart of it all is still this painful family separation. Something that as a Cuban, I know all too well. Listen to Chess Peace, the Elian Gonzalez story, as part of the My Cultura Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Hey, yo, let the record show DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Hey, yo, let the record show, Envy.

I've never seen anyone eat as fast as I just saw Wheezy eat. Somebody bought Wheezy some McDonald's in here on a nice plate. It was somewhat hash browns and an egg McMuffin, I think, I believe. And she devoured it within 30 seconds. She said that throat deep. I'm telling you. I mean, she sucked it up. She sucked it right up.

Weezy, I want you to slow down in so many aspects of your life. How you got swallowed up? And then she went to sleep immediately after. I mean, the itis kicked in immediately. We had to wake her up to jump on the microphone. Okay, I just want to say, I woke up so early, it feels like I've been hit by a bus. Oh, my God. Jesus.

On some realness, it's so early to get up and get into hair and make up for this job. Yes. I see how Justin Hilarious had diarrhea that morning because you got to drink coffee to get up. You got to eat and all that. I'm turning right now. So you're saying you have diarrhea right now? I'm not saying I have it right now. It's coming.

It's on its way. I'm just saying. It's on its way. It'll be here by 8 30 well let's get to the rumors let's talk drake well if you want to live like drake you can actually purchase drake's property now is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we on the Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes, on the Breakfast Club. Well, if you want to live like Drake, you can actually purchase Drake's property. Now, Drake's property is in Beverly Hills. It's 24,000 square feet. He purchased it a year ago for $75 million, and you can have this property for $88 million.

Y'all guys want it? You want it? Listen, I'm a stern believer in acting your wage, but I will never understand. What does a house do for $88 million? You want it? Listen, I'm a stern believer in acting your wage, but I will never understand. What does a house do for $88 million? I don't think that, like, do you know anything that, like, what does it come with? What are the specs? I don't care about 24,000 square feet.

What does it do? Well, it doesn't do anything. It's in Beverly Hills, which is probably one of the most expensive zip codes. It does have a tennis court. It has 11 car garage. It has, I think think like 13 bedrooms or something like that but it's just where it's located it's just prime real estate i mean i will say anybody that's ever been to la one of the most impressive things to me driving around

is when you look up and you see those homes i mean it's like what on the mountains on hills yeah then the hill beverly hills goes up as well like literally your ears start popping and the hill come with the 88 million million? Do I own a hill now? Do I own the land? They better F me every night. Somebody better be in the house. They better have the girls in all 13 rooms available for me. No, the house should be F'ing you for $88 million.

The house should be able to turn into a transformer or something. The house has to do something other than just be a house for $88 million. It does make me think if he purchased it, though, for it. Because he really likes his house in the 6. You can look it up on the map like everyone kind of knows where he lives in toronto but during the pandemic we did see the lowest interest rates for home buying and so for him to already be being able to sell it for what is that a 13 million dollar increase you said yes or yeah right yeah yeah 70 it was 75 he purchased it for he's selling it but i'm sure he's not back in there he's not gonna get 88 for it but i'm sure he'll probably get a you know

seven to ten million dollars i'm not mad at that i do oh i'm sorry no i said if i read correctly the original person that he bought the house from was like 30 million dollars that she built it for oh wow yeah bought it for 33 million dollars in 2015 and sold it to him for $74 million. Oh, wow. $75 million, correct. I wanted to ask you, Envy. I recently purchased a property and, well, tried to. When it got down to it, the lender wouldn't give me a loan because the building was so delinquent in HOA fees. And they said that this is a common thing because of the low interest rates during the pandemic. That so many people were able to buy a property and now they can't afford to keep it up have you heard about that that's a lot of it's happening to a lot of people interest rates were so low interest rates shot back up to i mean at one time you can buy a house

for like 1.9 2 some places 2.5 and now it's six seven percent but the hoa fees which is the home market percent fees are usually expensive and those are the ones that's supposed to take care of your grass your roof and the things outside your home. And some of those things are so expensive. And some of those properties, they don't allow you to get those cheap FHA loans as well. So it does happen a lot. Shout out to the mortgage guy. I found him on The Breakfast Club. He actually helped me get a decent rate of 5.5.

Here we go. I will tell y'all this. Do not flex too early. Because I was on the ground like, I'm a homeowner, bitch. And now I got to show up. I was like, what? He said, that's it. too early because i was on the ground like i'm a homeowner bitch and now i got it's not even me right i've got a great credit score i'm making good money but it was literally the lender saying 15 of the building is delinquent on hoas like we're not giving you no money right but you just got to be careful too and now might be a good time people are house prices are

starting to come down inventory is still low but you could probably get something in the next couple of months because they keep saying recession is scaring people and you might be a good time people are house prices are starting to come down inventory is still low but you could probably get something in the next couple of months because they keep saying recession is scaring people and you might be able to get a don't air quote that recession we are in it eggs was ten dollars just just yesterday okay so i think we're definitely there i am waiting for it we know just even from 2008 that a recession comes with uh a real estate uh bubble burst as well. So I'm kind of waiting for that myself. Absolutely. Now, let's jump to Ed Sheeran.

Ed Sheeran was found not liable in the Marvin Gaye copyright trial. Now, he spoke out after court, and this is what he said. I'm obviously very happy with the outcome of the case, and it looks like I'm not having to retire from my day job after all. But at the same time, I'm unbelievably frustrated that baseless claims like this are allowed to go to court at all. We've spent the last eight years talking about two songs with dramatically different lyrics, melodies and four chords which are all so different and used by songwriters every day and I think we proved for all to see that they tried to manipulate my and Amy's song to try and

convince the jury that they had a genuine claim. Like artists everywhere, Amy and I work hard to independently create songs which are often based around real life personal experience. It's devastating to be accused of stealing someone else's song when we've put so much work into our livelihoods. I'm just a guy with a guitar who loves writing music for people to enjoy. I am not and will never allow myself to be a piggy bank for anyone to shake. His PR. Read this verbatim. I was going to say his PR did a good job writing that.

I'm not going to lie. I actually wanted him to lose this case. Why? First off, I do believe the Marvin Gaye estate deserves the win on this. Also. I didn't hear it. Well, let's listen. Let's listen. I didn't hear well let's listen let's listen before you go further let's listen for the people let's listen okay okay okay

oh that's the mashup I was gonna say yeah that's not he literally performs this live in his concert he goes from what he goes from this song into that and John Quease does LMA's song better than John Quease need to stop singing all together. You can stop it. But that's the mashup. That's both of them together. You got the singular versions

where it's just his version and just her version. No, you don't have that up, right? No, of course. I'm glad they didn't play that in court as evidence. He'd have been found guilty.

Period. Ed Sheeran is one of the GWPs, man. I love Ed Sheeran. I love how much black people love listening to his music and I love that he's not a wigger. I can't stand when white people get, you know, black people

start loving him and then they start getting a little black scent on you. I really rock with Ed and I didn't feel like his songs. Glorilla is currently getting sued right now as well for her Tomorrow record. Now when I heard Nappy, I think that's So that's what I'm saying. Like, I mean,

just in terms of being a creative there are a lot of things that people inspire especially with tones with melodies with with words sometimes there's another artist that i just interviewed i'm not gonna bring it up because i don't know if there's a lawsuit coming or not but literally she didn't know and now the artist doesn't want her to use it i think that you do kind of have to give credit where it's due i think this is one of those spaces but this happens a lot though it happens it happens a lot a lot and it happened with jay-z with big pimping a couple of times it happened so many different people people feel likes people steal their melodies uh their tones their snare drums their

kicks and it happens but in this case he was found not guilty i think a lot of those uh musical chords kind of are all the same but i think it just depends on how big the record got i i think it's probably a bunch of people it's probably a bunch of people who use the same type of chords as uh let's get it on you know but we don't hear those songs well the songs are one of the biggest songs ever in the history of life those songs are queued up now so just play a little bit right now for people that don't know they can hear both songs darling i will be loving you Till we're 70 Great record, man. This is an amazing record.

Tough record. I just really tried, baby I don't see the comparison at all. Me neither. Trying to hold back This song is better. But so long And Let's Get It On is

ten times better. That's what I'm saying. That's saying a lot. I love both records. I just don't hear the comparison. This is way more soul in Let's Get It On. A lot more seasoning on Let's Get It On is 10 times better. That's what I'm saying. I love both records. I just don't hear the comparison. It's way more soul in Let's Get It On. A lot more seasoning on Let's Get It On. Also, I read that Ed Sheeran's grandmother died and he couldn't even make it to her funeral because he had to deal with this.

That's true. Terrible. Yes, that's true. Well, that's unfortunate. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. Teslin Figaro will be joining us. And we're opening up the phone lines.

800-585-1051 we're talking about ashanti and nelly now we're talking about spinning the block sometimes if you wait so long to spin the block does it work does that work for you 800-585-1051 they said mandy b spun the block uh 12 times we're gonna talk about that when we come back to Mr. Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Pete Davidson is everywhere. And now everywhere includes Buck Kiss.

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We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now we got our co-hosts, Weezy and Mandy from Horrible Decisions. And Tezlyn Figueroa is back. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, everybody. Ooh, y'all missed some women energy. We in the house.

Yeah, they should see behind the scenes. This conversation is lit. A little too crazy. Now, out there, if you were watching sports last night, the Warriors washed the Lakers last night. It was bad. They tied the series 1-1. I think that's how the rest of the series is pretty much going to go.

I mean, I think the Warriors are winning six, but I don't think it'll be as fun a series as we think it's going to be. All right. Let's get right to the news. Teslin, Tucker Carlson, what's he doing now? What's this text that he's sending that got him fired allegedly? Yes, one of the texts that he sent is not how white men fight.

A text contributed to his firing. This is just a quick update for those who have been following the story about the Fox News 800 million Dominion voting system settlement. As a result of that lawsuit, yet another text message has been revealed between Tucker Carlson and his producer. Now, the text message was sent hours before Trump supporters stormed the Capitol. And he said, quote, I was watching a video of people fighting on the street in Washington.

A group of Trump guys surrounded an Antifa kid and started pounding the living S out of him. It was three against one, at least. least jumping a guy like that is dishonorable obviously it's not how white men fight yet suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob against the man hoping they hit him harder and kill him i really wanted them to hurt the kid i could taste it you know what's so crazy i read that i read that and i saw everybody saying it was racist. The other parts about him wishing the Antifa people would continue to get beat up on and get killed was way harsher than that. That's not how white men fight things. The fact that they brought it to race, literally, that's a sociopathic thing to say. You wanted him to get beat to death?

He talks about in the text message, correct me if I'm wrong, Tez, about how when he knew that his brain was going there, that it was a problem. I was just going to say that as the text message continued, he was basically paraphrasing saying, what's happening to me? What am I turning into? Recognizing that

he was becoming something that exactly what he hates. Tez, were these green bubbles? Because you have the option to unsend a message within 15 minutes now on the iPhone, and that is something that should have been unsent. He thought it was a safe white space. That's what white people do to each other.

They text each other crazy stuff. They post them videos about, think about the man in Georgia that was talking about, oh, someone needs to be lynched today. When I watched that video, he has like three of them in different outfits. I'm like, wow, so you say this on the regular. Why would they send it to?

I think somebody from Fox actually leaked those texts. Just to let Tucker know, don't get too sporty with your mouth now. Don't start talking too crazy about us because there's others where that came from. You know there's things that are much, much worse. Right. Well, you remember his producer. uh one of his producers is actually suing uh so

is i don't think somebody leaked it it probably was her you know you're probably absolutely right and that because obviously she had all the receipts so the moral of the story is i won't be texting eddie that's the moral now it is friday it's eco de de Mayo, and it's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday, and good sex is in front page news. Talk to us. Yes, it is. In honor of Freaky Friday and our guest host expert, Horrible Decisions, it only made sense to talk about sex, so I wanted to give you a little bit of information. An article in Essence Magazine, Dr. Candace Hargens said that good sex is an act of resistance against

anti-blackness uh she said this is a yes that's right fight the power literally i'll bring race every damn thing that's right i gotta i gotta wait that's right if you want to if you want to be woke for real uh then have good sex you said because the health benefits of good sex a better mood uh sleep uh good sleep reduce stress are powerful antidotes to the exhausting consequences of living in an anti-black world so for those of you who are struggling with struggle sex and may be confused saying tez what is good sex well i've taken the time to do the research and i found that 448 black people were surveyed to define what it is.

And they said that it is sexy, erotic, sensual, provocative, raunchy, steamy, kinky, among other words. So this is yet another powerful tool, pun intended, to fight the power. So let's go to our expert correspondents in the building. Horrible decisions. I actually wanted to add a word to that. I think one of the words that I use to describe the best sex that I have is safe and not in terms of using a condom, but in terms of just being with somebody that I trust and that I know isn't going to leak our text messages or nudes or anything that we do in the bedroom

to anyone else. So just knowing that you can have sex safely with somebody that you trust also amps up your mood. My mom knows. Let's get there. My mom knows when I haven't had peen in a while and that's not really good. She knows if I'm too cranky. She's like, you ain't had sex in a minute.

So that's a real thing when you say to somebody, man, you need to go get pooped. It's a real thing. I know when Mandy comes in a good mood and does the podcast. I start singing and she give me a hug. What the fuck? Jesus.

Now, I'll tell you this. You know, back to the point of it being, you know, helping you fight the power. Was that it? Yes, that's exactly it. Yes. I got to be honest. If coming into your job every day means you got to fight the power by whether it be co-workers or being the only one to spot, hell yes, that's how. I didn't know what it was. All I heard of it was it coming.

Like seriously, on a, on a, on a, on a, you know, I'm a social justice advocate. And so I work a lot with Attorney Crump on these cases. And so when we're seeing these cases back to back of people getting murdered and black men you really do need something to depress Attorney Crump need to get laid. I've looked at Attorney Crump a million times on TV and he needs to get laid. I think his wife is handling that boy. I'm sorry.

You definitely need something to compress so on behalf of all of the advocates out there that do the work that I do, do it for the community. And also keep in mind that what happens when all the pressures and the news and things are going on, we get so overloaded. We forget about our own pleasure. Whether you're partnered or single, you have to. Honestly, when I'm really busy, I schedule time for myself.

Literally. I have 10 of them on my hand. Okay. 10 Pete Davidson's and I have 30 minutes to myself and I feel completely better. You're in your 10. Many of your fingers as big as Pete Davidsons' penis. I'm just saying, I got 10. I can make it work.

I agree with this whole thing because the greatest civil rights activist of all time is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. And if you believe what they say about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We knew he had the winnings. You know what I'm saying? He was living his best life. Happy Cinco de Mayo! Happy Cinco de Mayo! Happy Cinco de Mayo!

That is front page news. Tezlyn Figueroa, we appreciate you. We'll see you on Monday. Absolutely. Peace, guys. Make sure you subscribe to the Straight Shot No Chaser podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network hosted by Tezlyn Figueroa. Tez, she actually talks about in depth all the stories

she talks about in front page news on her podcast. So go check that out this weekend. Absolutely. All right. And when we come back, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. We're talking spinning the block. This conversation comes from Nelly and Ashanti.

Does getting back with your ex after breaking up for some time ever work out? That is the question. Mandy B, she has some advice about this because she's been there before. Mandy just let out a big sigh. I usually don't ask people what's wrong when they sit next to me inside, but I want to know today. I mean, Mandy going to say today

that it's not going to work out, but let's see. This is number 12. We broke up 12 times. We'll talk about it when we come back. We'll do it when we come back and we'll take your calls. 800. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired?

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining usvy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking about spinning the block. Now, this conversation comes from Nelly and Ashanti and also Mandy. And I'll be... Stop it, Envy. At this point, no. I ain't going back. Did it, done it, done. Not having it again. He's texting you today. He's like, she on that tequila today. It's single to Mayo. I'm going to hit her up.

Nope. She might make some horrible decisions. The number is blocked. Shout out to the ladies who changed the name in the phone, removed the emojis, put do not answer. You can't have emojis by your name if we don't broke up this many times. So what his name is right now. His name is now do not answer, but he's also blocked.

So boom. So the question is, do you spit in the block? That is the question. Y'all ain't s***. Y'all. I mean, I'm about to show you. Here's one thing. You would just say 10 years?

Yes, Nelly Nishanti was 10 years. Do Not Answer. Yeah, but it's in red. And one is in white. I see one in red. I see one in red and one in white. That's because his name was something else first. It looks like it wouldn't go through if you blocked him, though, right?

No, it doesn't. That's the thing that just calls when we... What's up, bro? What's your name? I'm not playing with y'all. Yo, yo, my name is Richie from the park. Hey, Richie. Hey, Richie.

We're talking about spinning the block. Is it a good idea if you spin the block after a long time? Has it worked for you or doesn't work? Let's talk about it. Man, I really can't get into it too much, the block after a long time has it worked for you or doesn't work let's talk about it man i really can't get it too too much but i got i got i got these two females who i'm dealing with and every time one of them whenever he's trying to hit me i i spend the block but when i hit them they spend the block too so okay so i guess i guess i guess it's a bad thing. Were you in relationships with either of these women,

or is this just a sexual spin the block? I was in a relationship with both of them. So what's spin the block look like? Is it like a booty call? Is it like a little date night? What's it look like for you when they call? Whenever they hit me, I spin the block. Whenever they hit you, you hit?

I hit them, but you spin the block. He said they hit me, I hit it. All right. Thank you, sir. Hello, who's this? Mindy. he said they hit me i hit it all right thank you sir hello who's this mindy hey mindy good morning how you feeling i'm good how are you good you spun a block on somebody after a long period of time actually he spun the block on me we dated for like a year we broke up he got married had a kid kid. Then he broke up with her to be with me. He wanted to be with me the whole time.

I still got Facebook messages from when he was married messaging me. Girl, I feel like you called so she could hear your voice. Damn. Oh, she very well could. Oh. Wow. So wait, are you with him now? And are they legally divorced?

They are legally divorced. We've been together for, next week it'll be nine years. Do you? Wow. You've been a whole mistress for a long time. I was about to say, Charlamagne brought up a saying. I was never a mistress. I was never a mistress.

Charlamagne brought up a saying earlier. I want to know if you believe in the phrase, you lose him how you get him. Do you think that that? I believe in that, but I didn't give him any way. He just didn't want to be with her. It's a long story. We don't even have that kind of time. She's a horrible person.

Oh. And I know that for a fact. We currently have his daughter that they have together. She lives with us. Oh, yeah. You want to tell her this. She can't take care of him. Damn.

So why you say you were never a mistress, though? Because she was with him first. Because I never was. They were not together. She said she got back when they broke up I don't want nobody else's man he wanted to be with me And I got messages where I'm telling him Like go find your wife like where's your wife Why do we love saying that

But we replying to the text You replying though So yeah so he left his wife for you Yeah So y'all never messed around when he was married Never Or you just sitting there lying on a good Friday for no damn reason? I would never. Charlamagne, don't do that.

I actually like you. Okay. Alright, I'll shut up. Charlamagne, shut up. Later. Later. Well, thank you, mama. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you. Now, what's the moral of the story? What's the moral of the story, Mandy? I say if you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you, it's yours.

You let it go, it might not ever come back. Don't let that thing go. A lot of people always come back. Oh, there we go. What's for you will not miss you, yo. So if I'm saying this with a little bit of projection, because there's a lot of times that I've had to let someone go to really see if it's worth it. And if they come back, great.

If not, then that wasn't the person for me. Y'all don't believe in breaking up to making up, though? No. What Mephiman and D'Angelo wrote that beautiful song for? No. Mandy, every time,

every 9, 10 of them, was it better every time? Oh, yeah. Yeah, it was good. See? Oh, yeah. You break up to make up, right? We got to break up to make up in there.

By Mephiman and D'Angelo? Probably not. I'm sure we don't have that. We probably got all you need. We got to break up and make up in there. My method, man. IndieAngelo? Probably not. I'm sure we don't have that. We probably got all you need. We got all you need. That ain't the same. That ain't the same. That's for people who never broke up.

I do love some breakup sex. Oh, my God. I want to just role play a breakup. Shut up! All right. When we come back, we got your rumor report. We got to talk Timbaland. He gets his dream collaboration through AI. We'll talk about it when we come back. It's your rumor report. We got to talk Timbaland. He gets his dream collaboration through AI.

We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Man. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out a name. Or you gossiping.

Or you chatty patty. I don't gossip. This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes. On The Breakfast Club. Now, not everybody is so mad about AI.

You know, AI, they've been doing so many different things, creating Drake songs, creating all these different songs. But Timbaland, he's kind of excited about it because he's saying he gets to do his dream collab with AI. All right. So I'm sitting here with my brother, Creative God. And we know that it's a lot of talk about AI. We know how to fill in of violating certain things but let me tell you something i got a solution that's going to be beneficial to everybody but in the meantime i gotta share something i've been working on because i always wanted to do this always wanted to work with big and i never got a chance to until today

it came out right. Play. Thoughts? Salute to my good brother, Timbo. Love that brother. I mean, mean sonically it sound cool but it just it lacks soul i agree it does i mean like there's no spirit to it there's no spirit to it like it's just nothing to it that's why it's like i don't like that it's not worth it it'll kill us later you know what i'm saying like i don't know this ai stuff

is getting really crazy like i've had people ask me, like, oh, would you replace people that work for you with AI? And I'm like, no, dude. Like, I don't really think what's happening is something that's something to celebrate. Yeah, I agree.

It's not worth the music. I don't care how hard the song is. It's literally a robot that could advance itself to the point where this is now the Breakfast Club. Welcome back to... You know what I'm saying?

I mean, it's also interesting. We talked about earlier, of course, Ed Sheeran winning the lawsuit against the Marvin Gaye estate. I think dealing with posthumous artists, we've seen the hologram of Tupac that got brought out a couple years ago at a festival. I personally just hope that any and everybody that's involved with doing music like this, including even this record, hopefully Biggie's estate is getting some sort of money from it.

We see even what's been happening with the recent loss of PNB Rock and Nipsey. If this is really going to be something that continues to happen, I just hope that their family is getting paid for it. I agree with that. But I just feel like there's no spirit to this music. Even when they do it with artists that are still with us, it don't feel like there's no spirit to this music. Even when they do it with artists that are still with us, it don't feel like there's no spirit to it. You know what I mean? There's no soul to it.

So it definitely sounds spiritless when it's people who are no longer with us. Well, there ain't no spirit, no soul, or nothing in the A.I. I'm telling you. Not at all. Nothing. Speaking of spirits. Let's talk about Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz. Now, Swizz, can you imagine buying your significant other or spouse something and they just don't like it?

Well, Swiss purchased Alicia Keys a birthday gift, which was a Maybach, a Virgil Maybach, which is going for about $352,000. It's only $41,000 in the U.S. and she wasn't happy about it. You had a Virgil car, which is nuts. That was a gift from her with the kids. I don't think she liked the goddamn car it's flashy for her i wondered will we actually see alicia keys in their car driving around she i don't think it's still at the dealership shut up i swear to god i know she's i know she's the right thing like are they gonna be on me if i bring the kids to school in this are people gonna like know know it's moving because

we're doing you know it's the first female with it what's up we're in there it's not a low-key car where am i going in this interesting you know when the word interesting and all that stuff started coming out she hit me with the interesting we just poured tequila and margarita mix in her coffee, yo. It's tea. It's iced tea. I swear to God. You put in your tea? It was some tea left over.

That's why you be having the runs. That's what a Long Island iced tea is, liquor and tea. Don't do that. It is not. As a former bartender, y'all have to stop asking for more tea in the Long Island. I will say, because there is no tea, it is not. It is Coke and sour mix, y'all. Well, the for more tea in the long island i will say because there is no tea it is not it is coke and sour tea is i don't give a damn anyways envy i want to bring it back to swiss beats and alicia keys i think the problem here is swiss wanted that car a lot of men give

things to their girlfriends and their significant others that they actually want themselves and i think that that's the problem alicia probably doesn't like it because she probably actually vocalized, like most women do, what she wanted for her birthday or what she wanted. And instead, you chose to get her what you wanted, Swizz Beatz. That's been the block. Maybe it still got Mandy upset. Maybe you should literally listen to what your woman wants. And I think a lot of men actually do this. I appreciate you, Mandy.

You know why? Because, you know, Charlamagne and Weezy, they're drinking liquor. They're so tuned out. But you're tuned in and I appreciate that because they're all over the place. You know why? Because I don't listen to rich people problems. I ask my wage. You know. I have typical problems, mediocre problems, average problems.

Weezy, blow them up one time. I actually got... I don't have those. I actually had a question for both of y'all. Yes, ma'am. Don't ask me nothing. When I was, the Swiss Beats Alicia thing, all I could think about is, I'm so tired of rich people in the car thing. And two men doing well.

What are common gifts that you get your wives on their birthday? Because when I'm watching this, it always feels like there's a car with a bow or stacks of cash. And it's like this ridiculous, unattainable thing. And y'all seem normal but rich but like i'm not rich yeah i mean i i do i do it all i'm rich it's time for my wife to have a car i purchase my wife a car if she wants a car i purchase my wife bags i purchase

her shoes i take her on vacation we go to trips together we experience life together i love that it doesn't matter you know i work for my family. So I like to, I tell everybody, before I die, I want to see my kids and my wife enjoy the fruits of our labor. Some people, they want to die and leave a bunch of things to them and they don't get to see it. I want to see it. I want to see my kids and wife enjoy it. Envy, what's been a gift that you have given your wife that she hasn't liked? And has she expressed it to you? You know what?

With my wife, I pretty much know her and I know what she likes. I know what she enjoys. So I kind of stay in that route. You know mean so it's i never have that problem i know what my wife likes i love that i know what my life like i love that because speaking of i know that you know there was talk about consent and sharing things on our podcast weasley brought up a gift that she hated from her ex on the podcast oh i was ready to sell it to uh what it was second street whatever them consignment shops is. What happened?

What do you got you? She didn't like me. And this is when men just try to find a label. A Givenchy wallet. It was bright red and huge. Not my style. And I was just like,

I mean, I think he's that much because I can't be ungrateful. But I really don't like when men do that. Let me just find the price tag and buy my girl something that's like, you know what I mean? Like, I don't want that. I think it's better to spend buy my girl something that's like, you know what I mean? Like, I don't want that.

I think it's better to spend your money on experiences. I agree. Love that. I like, the beautiful thing about my wife's birthday

is it's around the holidays, right? So it's in November, towards the end of November. So it's like, that's a great time for all of us to go away on vacations,

things like that. You had us out at Thanksgiving. Yeah, Weezy was with us one time with the Turks and Caicos. So I like experiences. Yeah. You know,

that's what I like to spend money on. That's when I learned that you and your wife are really in love. That you talk about her so much but it was real. Why do you say that? I just got to see a couple

that have been together so long and your daughters around you and you showing each other affection, light touches, things like that. It's so beautiful to see. Word. He does that with me too.

And that is your Rumble Report. I miss you now. You won't stand up for him. You won't stand up for him, brother. Why you won't stand up for you won't stand up for why you ain't why you ain't standing up for standing up king cause I ain't got no pants on

exactly you got a nice shirt on what kind of shirt is that on Givenchy this might be a Givenchy this might be Gordon Gartrell it might be a Gordon Gartrell

rich people talk my wife bought this for me I don't know let me see something nope nope nope Cinco de Mayo happy Cinco de Mayo who you giving your dog Nope. Nope. Nope. Cinco de Mayo.

Happy Cinco de Mayo. Who you giving your donkey? Cinco de Mayo is quality time. Okay, Joe's waiting. Okay, Joe's waiting. Hey, Cinco de Mayo is quality time. Okay. They know I love girlfriends up here.

Four after the hour, Q Marie Scott from Philadelphia is getting donkey of the day. All right, we'll get to that next. She's a great example of why Roe v. Wade should not have been overturned. We'll talk about that. Oh, my. All right, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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And iHeart Radio Station. I was donkey up the D. Made it. Damn, the hee-haw again. It's time for donkey up the D. I ain't trying to be Donkey of the Day no more They should be embarrassed by what they already did I'm not making these people do these things

They called Donkey of the Day and it really caught me off guard Damn, Solomon, who got the Donkey of the Day today? Well, Donkey of the Day for Friday, May 5th Goes to a young lady named Q Maria Scott Q is from Philadelphia Filly, filly, dropping the clues bombs for the city of Brooklyn. Love that city. Except for when the Eagles are playing my Cowboys.

But we not here to talk about football. We here to talk about Q being on a plane. Okay. Smelling like alcohol. Fighting with a Spirit Airlines employee. Did I also tell you she was pregnant? That's right. That's right.

I said about three things that should be immediate red flags. Number one, Flying Spirit Airlines. All right. My spirit will never agree with spirit. Forbes ranks Spirit Airlines the number two best airline, and I want to recount. I call cap. Okay. I will never forgive Spirit for playing with my emotions.

They had them low-ass $100 tickets for round trips. I got one all excited, had to be somewhere. I don't even remember where I was going. Beautiful, sunny day. And they just canceled the flight when I was at the airport. Never refunded me my money. Had me sitting on the customer service line for hours listening to Mozart and Beethoven classic symphonies.

Ugh! I despise spirit. Number two red flag in this situation. She was pregnant. Number three red flag. She was allegedly drunk. Fourth red flag could be Philadelphia, but I don't want to say that about philly all right but all i know is pregnant drunk spirit airlines there is not a greater recipe for violence than this and that's exactly what happened let's go to fox 5 atlanta for the report please

look at this under the woman in the gray casual attire is a manager for Spirit Airlines. Who couldn't have had any expectation that her customer service duties would include an airport gate brawl. And I'm pregnant. And I'm pregnant. That announcement to shocked onlookers makes the episode that much more bizarre. The woman identified as Quay Maria Scott had just been denied boarding. She gathered her carry-on and started walking away. A police officer down the decon course stopped her. She needs a raise.

And I'm pregnant. What can explain a pregnant passenger putting herself and child at risk? The Atlanta police officer said Ms. Scott smelled of alcohol. Good Lord, was that Chris-Arne Rock? I sure hope not. I heard pregnant and disorderly. I said Chris-Arne. Six months pregnant, drunk, fighting on Spirit Airlines

and bragging about it. Okay, this is why Roe v. Wade should have never been overturned. I'm going to tell y'all why. The constitutional right to an abortion. I don't know what the laws are in Philly in regards to abortion or Georgia. And I know you can't get no abortion at six months anywhere, I don't think. But there is no way this woman wants this child. OK, and all these actions tell me she's trying to get rid of this baby.

OK, flying spirit, six months pregnant, drunk. Why? I mean, even drinking while pregnant. What are you doing? That's crazy. Yes, everything is amiss with spirit. They mishandle your luggage. They always say,

Miss, can you sit your ass down? And now because Miss Q wanted to throw hands, she put herself at risk for a miscarriage. You know what? Never mind. All I'm saying is, at six months pregnant, you should be trying to avoid stress.

And one of the most stressful situations I've ever experienced was attempting to fly spirit. Well, yeah, you got to pay for water. You got to you gotta pay for air you gotta pay for the seat you sit in you gotta bring your own seat cancel your flight for no reason won't refund you your money q you had no reason flying spirit and you damn sure had no reason to be drinking alcohol at six months pregnant all right there's women out here trying to get pregnant every day absolutely they can't all right they're taking care of their bodies. They're going to see their doctors.

They're eating healthy, meditating, doing all they have to do to experience the blessing that you are taking for granted. And you had to know that in Atlanta, ain't nothing good happening on Spirit Airlines. Spirit Airlines got Popeye's chicken and N-word cookies energy. OK, you can even tell by the way they announced the boarding of flights on any other airline, especially JetBlue and Delta. Those are my favorites. All right. Same. JetBlue and Delta sound like this.

Listen. Good morning, passengers. Thank you for flying Delta Airlines. I am Amy, and we'll be boarding in five minutes. Thank you for flying Delta Airlines. We appreciate you. See, that's Chick-fil-A worker energy. All right.

That's what you get with most other airlines. But this is Spirit Airlines energy. What up, y'all? My name is LaShawn Drené. Appreciate y'all for flying Spirit or whatever. We going to board this flight as soon as we find a pilot. So unless one of y'all know how to drive a plane, y'all can stop coming up to this desk. See, what I'm trying to tell y'all.

That's crazy. I'm trying to tell y'all that Spirit Airlines is typical. They're mediocre. They're average. They are the bigotry of low expectations. Yo, you gotta chill.

And Q, so is your behavior. Spirit Airlines is ghetto. Yes. Please give Q Maria Scott the biggest e-hawk. Weezy, Mandy, would you date a pilot from Spirit Airlines?

Man. If he owned the Spirit. Don't do that. Can I be honest with y'all? Spirit is so ghetto that, like, if I was white, it would be enough to make me racist. Oh, my God. Wow. I'd pay for that terminal.

I'd be like, yo, sometimes they wear jeans. What the hell's going on? Where's the uniform? Like, what is going on? It's literally the Greyhound in the air. People look... Jesus. Don't talk about buses, Mandy.

I'm sorry. And I said I wasn't going to bring up a bus ever again. So you ever walk by it? They just look so stressed out. Like, if you hear people yelling, you know it's for the Spirit Terminal. And you're right. Delta, you come in. It just feels like class. Even if you hear people yelling, you know it's from the spirit terminal. And you're like, Delta, you come in, it just feels like class.

Even if you're in the back. Shout out to all of the money. Well, Charlamagne, thank you for that donkey of the day. BET, we'll see you guys on Monday. Have a great weekend. Peace, bye, BET. Everybody else, it's Friday, so you know what that means.

It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. means and the freaky freaky freaky friday question is 800-585-1051 we're talking watching porn there's watching porn with your partner help or hurt your sex life that is the question 800-585-1051 is Is it giving an unrealistic perception of sex? Is that what it's doing? Only the penis sizes. Fat butt. Definitely. Let me ask it again because we had to hit the dump button.

800-585-1051. We're talking Freaky Freaky Friday. Does watching porn with your partner help or hurt your sex life? Is it giving an unrealistic perception of sex? We'll talk about it when we come back. You said that twice. There's more than that. So I see what you're into.

There's definitely more than that. We'll talk about it when we come back. We'll talk about it when we come back. Mandy's scaring me. We'll talk about it when we come back. We got one dump left. 800-585-1051. It's the Breakfast Club.

Why don't you use the bathroom, Indy? Put on like one of those furry butt plugs, too. Ornament for your ass. It's Freaky Friday, goddamn. The Breakfast Club. I would do my job. It's Freaky Friday. It's Freaky Friday.

It's freaky.. It's Freaky. Call in now. 800-585-1051. Hey, look, where are my presets? We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

If you're just joining us, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday question. Of course, we have our guest co-host from Horrible Decisions, Louisiana D.B. A place where we fit. Y'all was talking about politics, sports.

We couldn't speak English during that segment. Well, I'll be getting C's and D's and everything but this. Let's go. So the question is 805851051. It's talking about watching porn with your significant other is it good is it bad how do you feel about it let's start with you ladies

what's your thoughts on it so me and most of my partners probably all of my partners do not share the same category likes in porn I am a woman who enjoys watching gay porn. So in no way do I want my partner,

nor is he probably interested in watching two men engage in sex. Can't you just enjoy regular porn with your partner? No. Heterosexual porn is boring. They wear Timberland boots. The girls' makeups don't be done right. I see tracks, and it bothers me. Well, shes don't be done right. I see tracks and it bothers me. Well, she's watching the Spirit Airlines porn.

I'm on Delta. What about you, Weezy? I love it. I think it's such a great way to explore each other's likes and kinks and especially if you're a little bit timid into maybe asking for something, just be like, hey, what do you think of this when you watch it in porn? However, I will say, I've recently done a little bit of a porn detox for myself so that I can

experience sex a little bit better. Porn, I felt like had made sex so difficult for me because I was looking for this unattainable goal. A lot of this porn we watch can be super violent or aggressive and we normally don't have sex like that every day with our partners. So I was just working off the memories in this bank bank. You know what I'm saying? It was it made orgasms a lot more intense and easier for me to get. I will say not to be kinky as well. The reason that I actually do enjoy gay porn is because in a lot of heterosexual porn, I don't feel as though men are sensual.

They're not affectionate. I love a man who moans and so those things are qualities where I get to see a man do the things that I really enjoy you know you can type that in the search bar I'm sure if you say I want porn with men moan I think it would pull up oh it does and it'd be two men together

so here we are alright I will say this me and my wife We do watch porn together But the best thing about it Is we try to reenact Whatever the porn stars Are doing

That part is so much fun I love doing it That's what we do You know what I mean But we go to the full extent I don't have a favorite Porn star We just

Whatever it is Whatever's on Whatever Wherever we're watching I mean I will dress up Like I've talked about it I wore a cowboy hat

I wore a cowboy suit You dressed like Winnie the Pooh this morning You just got a shirt on on the bottom let us see king oh my goodness shut down but charlamagne is not that was good that was good i think it's uh i think it's great and mandy said something that's very important you have to share the same uh porn categories with your significant other and And my wife and I definitely enjoy the same types of porn. We don't watch it all the time, but when we do,

it's Pornhub, and it is very interesting, and Women on Women is probably our category, because I find myself hating on the men's penises. That's the only thing I find not real. I mean, I'm typical, and I'm average. I'm mediocre down there, and I'm okay with that. I'm okay with that.

I always find myself hating on other men's penis. Shout out to where you watch porn. I would like to shout out OnlyFans and Twitter. That's where I get all my porn from. So, love it on Twitter. And then I definitely like supporting the sex workers that I really enjoy watching. I've never seen you on OnlyFans. I've never gone on OnlyFans.

Oh, man, you got to support the hoes. Hello, you got us up here. Hello. Hello, who's this? Hello? Hey, what's up? Hey, Savannah. We're talking about watching porn with your spouse or your significant other.

What's your thoughts? Well, my thought is, when I first got with him, he told me that he was in an addiction to it. And so I did have a big problem with it. He couldn't watch it. I wouldn't get no attention. So I did have a big problem with it. He could watch it, you know. I wouldn't get no attention. So, you know, I finally confronted him.

We came together. And, you know, now we watch it together. Now everything's better. Okay. So it works for you guys. I think porn is great. I think porn is like an aphrodisiac. It is an aphrodisiac. It's got to be an aphrodisiac, right?

I mean, I guess so. I think an aphrodisiac. It can be. I would think so. It's something that causes sexual arousal. Yes. But you eat it. An aphrodisiac, you have to eat.

Oh, yeah. You can't eat porn, huh? But we see where you were going. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I will say back to the caller. As someone who felt an insecurity with how much your partner watched porn, I really love that you took it upon yourself to go and talk to him and found a way to make it healthy in your relationship.

I think a lot of people, you know, want to bash kind of what people really enjoy. And so the fact that you were able to express how you feel and then were able to show up for him to now in a way that you guys can do it healthy within your relationship. I commend you for that. Hello. Who's this? This is Charmaine. Hey, Charmaine.

Hey, guys. We're talking watching porn, which is significant. What's your thoughts, Mama? I absolutely hate porn. It's disgusting, and I would not watch it with my mates because sometimes people can't perform

how they think these people perform it on these pornos. That's why I hate nobody on men's penises. What? Huh? Never mind. Thank you, Mama. But, you know, but that's part of it.

Like I told you, when I first was having sex with my wife, back when I was, you know, 16 years old, 17 years old, I would watch porn, and I thought that was how I'd satisfy her. I would just try to bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. And how did that work out? How did that work out for you? She didn't orgasm for a long time because of that. Tell us the time, King. Through intercourse.

It was a long time. Tell us the time, King. How long was that? Through intercourse. How long was that? Tell us the time, King. You're not taking me back to that place. I'm not going back to that place. You have a book called Real Life, Real Love. The paperback is out right now. You can read it for yourself. It was 10 years. And that's... Okay. So my mouth was good, though. My... My mouth was good. Oh, we know. It was 10 years. And that's... Okay. So what? You got some breath left?

So my mouth was good, though. My mouth was good. Oh, we know. These freaks know. What? What? 800-585-1051. We're talking porn.

And it's Friday, so you know what that means. Freaking, freaking, freaking Friday. If you or Charlamagne had a sex tape leak, whose do you think would be better and why? We know you'd have the outfit. Char, go. It would be together. What?

It would be both of us. Sir. There would be no, there's no separates. Oh, my goodness. We're a group. But just know I'm the top. I'm the top. I am the top.

Here's the bottom. You got to stop this. I'm a power top. We'll talk about it when we come back. We're talking watching porn with your significant other. It's the Breakfast here. Goodbye. You got to stop this. I'm a pilot. We'll talk about it when we come back. We're talking watching porn with your significant other. It's going to be called the Booty Club. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Big old priest. I don't know how to talk my shit. Tell us. Tell us. Maybe. It's Freaky Friday. Hey, look. Where are my freaks at?

Call in now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club it's friday so you know what that means it's freaking freaking freaking friday and the freaky freaky freaky friday question is do you watch porn with your significant other does it help does it make things worse that is the question a lot of people on the

line let's go to the phone lines hello who's who's this? Hey, it's Tamika. I'm dating. Hey, mama. Do you watch porn with your spouse? Okay, so this is the thing with that. I will watch it, and I have watched it with my spouse before, but I've also had problems with it because I feel like if you're not watching it with me and you're watching it overly aggressively by yourself i feel like this performance is why you gotta look at another person's vagina all the time without me

i just feel like i should be enough you just assuming that he's looking at the vagina huh oh my god i mean he's not looking at the penis well if you look at the penis then i got some real questions for you let me ask you this what about looking at a vagina together in real life? Would you do that? See, I would look at a vagina in real life. I don't know if I went to strip clubs and did all that, but that's when we're together. But if we're not together, you're doing that.

I'm sorry, but to me, that's my form of you cheating. Because why do you feel like you've got to get some type of... You believe porn is a form of cheating. You can't be serious. I am this. But does it come from the fact that maybe you only watch porn with your partner because it's something you know he enjoys? Because you started by saying it was disgusting and that you don't really like it. So I assume that because you don't do it by yourself, right?

I think that was the last one. I don't remember. Yeah, she said it was disgusting. No, I enjoy watching porn. Hold on, wait a minute. I enjoy a little bust down porn, but black have some isolated experiences alone to explore our own bodies in our own case so if you don't give him the room to just look it's may even make his mind wander somewhere else i'm not trying to project that but i really do believe in a healthy way we need to do that at least he ain't going

you know looking at other women at work and doing it going to the strip club or doing something else yeah it's literally performers that make this kind of art for a living i think porn could be art and you know it's just enjoying the movie. Yeah, I don't mind my wife watching porn. Because, like, now, I'm away. I'd rather she watch porn than somebody else come in there and knock her down. I know that's right. And be talking.

Say it. Loud and proud. Baby, watch porn. Hello, who's this? How we doing? Jay calling in from South Carolina, Somerville. Hey, 843, what's happening, Jay? Jay, we talking porn.

You watch porn with your spouse? So the funny thing about that, not so much. I feel like when we are intimate with each other, that's about the only time we're not watching it. Oh, wait. So both of you independently watch it separately, and you both are aware when y'all are watching porn? For the most part. It sounds kind of crazy, but in our relationship,

the majority of the porn is getting watched while the other person's at work. And then when we're home together, I feel like I've personally used that to spice up things. You know, when you watch it, and I don't know how everybody else is, but I'll bring stuff to the table. Like, I never knew Amazon style was a thing until I watched a good porn. And I was like, wow, that's something we can try. What is Amazon style?

It's not on Prime. It's not on Prime. It ain't. What is that? But it's pretty much where someone mounts, like, on top of you. And, like, kind of froggy. But the woman has her. Just Google it.

I'm looking. Yeah, we'll Google it. Google the Amazon sex position, please. It's like a girl banging you. We'll show you at the climax show. Yeah, it's like a girl banging you. What city are you living in again? South Carolina.

Okay, well, come see us in North Carolina. And we're going to have you and your girl do the Amazon position on stage. It ain't easy to do, but if you got some muscle, you'll get it done. I bet you can. Charlamagne, you too small for it, so don't even think about it, Charlamagne. Yo, stop it. Let's go to another corner. Who's on top, though?

Either or. Either or? Either or, yeah. Whoever's topping. Okay. Hello, who's this? Mandy's showing me a picture of the Amazon style. That looks dope.

Yeah, it does. Hey, what's your name, mama? Oh. Mania. Hey, we're talking about, do you watch porn with your spouse, mama? Most definitely, because why wouldn't you? That's what I say. Mania. Hey, we're talking about, do you watch porn with your spouse, mama? Most definitely, because why wouldn't you? That's what I say. All right.

Like, how do you know, you know, I think people are so afraid to, like, venture into whatever those fantasies are. If this is your person, like, go all in. Word. I'm a curse on radio. But if this is your person, like like go all the way in why wouldn't you like fulfill those fantasies watch the nasty porn and make them do that what's the nasty porn that's what mandy was saying earlier when she was saying how you know being with somebody that you

feel safe around yeah you know i mean absolutely that that's the thing safe safe and comfort. If you're with someone that makes you feel safe and comfortable and, you know, letting go is not an issue, you're not going to feel judged at the end of the day. No kink shaming. That's what safety brings. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? Like, pop that tripod up and do the damn thing. She said make your whole life a tripod. You ain't got to do it.

I see y'all want to record everything. No need to do all this. I'm not going to lie. This is actually one of my tips for people who want to do more in the bedroom and they don't know

how to bring certain things to their partner. I literally believe that porn is the gateway. Send them a video of something that you're interested in and just gauge

their response from it. Hey, this came across my timeline or my homegirl sent it to me. And if your man like mine, he gonna be like, damn, babe, you wanna do this? You wanna try it? I think that that's a good way to

introduce even something new to your relationship and spice things up. And then if he think you crazy, he be like, I was just playing. Really? Oh, you seen the Amazon? I was playing. You were women or something else. All y'all got in sync at the same time.

I was just playing. You know I wouldn't do that. Thank you, mama. Women are something else. All y'all got in sync at the same time. That's right. I was just playing. You know I wouldn't do that. Oh, this is my first time. You really want to do that? I know. Actually, we've never been like that before. See?

But also, we blame our friends. Thank you, mama. You know Crystal sent me that. That ain't nothing I'm into. Listen. My friends sent that. Trains? You know I ride the bus.

You and this bus. You and this bus. You and this bus. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is if you want to get sexually excited by watching something but don't want to go watch porn,

go see Horrible Decisions live, okay? They're going on tour, the Climax tour. Tell them the website. HorrorHive.com and also make sure you check us out

every Monday, Horrible Decisions. We talk all of this and we can help and save your relationship. We can be found everywhere that you listen to your favorite podcast and the Black Effect Network. All right. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Friend to the room. That's right. Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Friend to the room. That's right. Family. Shanti Das. Welcome. You know Shanti comes once a year because National Silence to Shame Day.

That's right. This is year six, y'all. You weren't here last year. I wasn't here. No, I was on the road. Yep. You was trying to YouTube us this time, too. You were trying to FaceTime.

You said we want you in person, so we're glad that you were able to make it. Yes, yes. For people that don't know, that live under a rock, what is National Silence to Shame Day? So National Silence to Shame Day is a day for our organization, but it's also a day just to really normalize the conversation on social media. We want to get people talking more about mental health and spreading the message. Also, it's a day that we raise funds for our programs because we are still that little engine that could a grassroots organization for mental health. But I think we're making a national and global impact. How are you?

Let's start there. How are you? Thank you for asking that. So you know what? I am the best I have been since my suicidal ideation. Wow. I have been in therapy consistently now for about a year and a half. I have a really dope African-American

sister back home and she has really helped me navigate my grief and my loss. But I just wake up every single morning. It's so much negativity that's still happening in the world. Natural disasters, you know, the mass shootings and so much else that's going on. But I really wake up and choose joy in the morning. So that's not to say I don't have bad days but I am happier than I've ever been I'm even ready to start dating again I haven't been on a date in eight years eight years wow and that was when I was you know almost took my own life and then my sister's death and then caring for my mother and then when she died and then just this work is heavy work but I'm finally focusing on shanti now i'm glad you talk about grief a lot because i think grief is something that uh none of us navigate well i think

that you know not not just in the black community but just you know in society at large we see so much death and like the only remedy is just to keep it moving i don't think that's healthy at all i don't think it is either and just last, five of my friends all lost parents in one week. And so, excuse me, I was trying to be there for them and just sending them positive affirmations and messages each day. And I went to a couple of the funerals, helped a couple of them plan some things out. But what I tell them is you got to lean into it. You know, when the person first passes away, of course, it's a lot to be done. And you're getting inundated with calls and messages

and flowers and stuff, but it's like those months afterwards, right? When the grief creeps back in and certain things remind you of your loved one. Lean into it. It's okay. And especially for men, you know, a lot of times men don't want to cry about it, but I say, you know, cry if you need to. Get it out. It's really

therapeutic. So is this event, is this where people can come out to it or is it more of like just an initiative and movement so this time we're not doing anything live it's just an initiative online but we did just i want to mention come off the heels of may 1st with uh it being black children's mental health day we had a senator in georgia senator anderson that wrote a resolution for us designating may 1st as black children's mental health day first state to do it. And so we want to be able to take this to all the other states. And so we had a really dope teen wellness clinic.

We call it our COPE Clinic. And we had about 100 students from Atlanta Public School Systems. And so we had like a sound bath session for them. We had this one cool thing called Lyrics Prescribed, where we kind of talk through lyrics and relate it to everyday life we also did a live podcast with a couple of teens and then we had some expression stations um different things that you know from a sensory perspective that the students could do so we're really trying to do that on a national level so i'm hoping that we can partner with the mental wealth alliance and do some stuff for that i'm down 100 yeah so um it's just a lot of good stuff that's going on right now.

But I do also want to mention that the CDC released a new report in the last couple of months stating that black suicide rates have increased almost 37% from 2018 to 2021. So one of the things that we're doing at Silence to Shame is focusing heavily on black youth and black men. So we have a suicide prevention summit coming up on September 30th, which maybe, you know, if we can, if your schedule is clear, we'd love for you to come down and do that. But we have to really. September 30th.

We have to pour more into our black youth. In the last couple of weeks, I've had friends that told me that their friends, you know, had a child that has attempted. And so I think coming out of this pandemic, our black youth are really hurting and it's a lot going on. And so we have to be able to provide them with healthier ways to cope. So talk to us about the Suicide Prevention Summit. Are you right? Yep. It is Saturday, September 30th. Again, we're focusing heavily on black men and black youth. It'll be a one day summit in Atlanta.

We'll have different panel discussions, live podcasting, breakout rooms, kind of similar to the summit that you do, but totally more so around suicide prevention. We're going to have different people share their lived experiences. We have a couple of people that have attempted suicide and lived,

and they're going to share their journey. Yeah, I say completed because of you. You said attempted. Well, attempted say completed because of you, you, you said attempted. Well, attempted is different instead of committed. Yeah. I'm an idiot.

Yeah. So you can say attempted because if you attempt, it doesn't mean that you complete it. Don't say you killed. Don't say somebody killed. Yeah. I try not to say committed suicide because it denotes a criminal act. So we say either die by suicide or committed or completed or completed.

I'm sorry. Yes, yes, yes. Yep. So we're really excited about that and we're hoping that we get more partners involved. And we want to just, you know, really be able to let people know that hope is still alive and suicide should not be an option. Even when people complete suicide, I feel like, you know, my perspective on suicide changed a couple of years ago when I had my good homegirl you know Jasmine Jasmine Waters Jazz Fly she committed suicide because she was so intentional about things that I know everything she did was for a reason so when she did that I was like maybe some people just know when they want when they want to exit and you know I won't mention her name um because I don't talk publicly a lot about my best friend but the day before I talked to her 12 hours before it happened in 2014 and I think she knew

um she was calling to tell me goodbye and at first I you know I was blaming myself I was blaming myself from when I go back and rehash the story in my head she knew what she was doing people who die by suicide don't always have a mental illness it could be just a result of something that has happened traumatically in their life or the loss of a job or, you know, a disease that you may have a physical disease, but you can make up your mind and decide I'm done. I don't want anyone to ever feel like that,

but that's a sobering reality. So on this national silence, the shame day, which is today, what should people do? What would you suggest people to do for today? So today, National Silence to Shame Day, I want you to go to your phones, you know, go to our Instagram page. You can upload these virtual photo frames that we have because everybody likes to see themselves on social media. So you can upload your photo. You can also share a video about how you're silencing your shame today.

Right. What mental health looks like in your life. And we also would love for you to support our organization. $1, $5, $10, $100, $1,000, you know, no amount is too big or small. So you can text the word silence to 707070. And every, you know, thing that you donate is going to go towards our programs as well as our organization and us being able to do the work that we do. But it's so important that we talk about these conversations and normalize them. One of the things, too, that I just want to mention is we're announcing a big partnership with Microsoft. We're getting an app, y'all. Microsoft is building us an app and it's going to launch in a couple weeks and it will have content it will have

you know direct resources that you can go to because we don't do direct services but we want to push the community to the resources so we're excited and we're just trying to figure out you know with ai and vr like what we can do in this space from a technology perspective so that people can be you know equipped with the resources and tools that they need around mental health but we appreciate you for joining how can people follow you and get more information? Yeah. So again, today is May 5th. So please go to our Instagram page at silence to shame.

You can text the word silence to 707070. Or you can go to our website at www.silenceandshame.com to donate. And you can follow me at ShantiDas404, S-H-A-N-T-I-D-A-S-404. And make sure you're living that Mebo lifestyle. It's all about mind, body, wellness. And I'll be donating to Silence of Shame. And I want y'all to post, please. I hope we'll post on May 5th.

All right. Well, it's The Breakfast Club with Shanti Doss. Thank you, Shanti Doss, for joining us. We appreciate you. And the ladies of Horrible Decisions, thank you for stopping through. Thank you, guys. Maddie and Weezy, give them your Instagrams and all that good stuff.

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