The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: UMG Dismisses Drake’s 'Not Like Us' Lawsuit Claims, Bill Gates Plans to Give Away Fortune + Emma Grede & Ms. Pat Interview

Episode Date: May 9, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Emma Grede talks building her empire, empowering female entrepreneurs, and launching her new podcast. Ms. Pat joins to share updates on her success, weight loss journey, and some wild proposal stories. Plus, listeners call in to deliver their own Donkey of the Day. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You're listening to an iHeart podcast. Hey, I'm Jay Shetty and I'm the host of the On Purpose podcast. And I'm excited for my next episode with Khloe Kardashian. God, I've been through so many things that at this point, I would rather not feel than feel because feeling is too much for me to handle. I am Khloe Kardashian. Khloe Kardashian, everybody. Khloe Kardashian. No one Kardashian everybody. Khloe Kardashian.

No one understands how it's, I'm not just a TV show. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I found out I was related to the guy that I was dating. I don't feel emotions correctly. I collect my roommates' toenails and fingernails. Those were some callers from my call-in podcast,

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you get your podcasts. This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler, Connie Britton is here. I think you should encourage your friend to go ahead and not be holding out for any man to have her babies. She could be waiting another 10 years before she finds the right guy. Connie didn't meet her right guy until you were what, 50 Connie? 52. 52, 52. I kept thinking, oh, I'm gonna meet the guy,

I'm gonna meet the guy, I'm gonna meet the guy. I finally was like, what am I waiting for? And I did it, and I'm just so glad that I did. Listen to Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Made For This Mountain podcast exists to empower listeners to rise above their inner struggles and face the mountain in front of them.

So during Mental Health Awareness Month, tune into the podcast, focus on your emotional well-being and then climb that mountain. You will never be able to change or grow through the thing that you refuse to identify, the thing that you refuse to say, hey, this is my mountain, this is the struggle. Listen to made for this mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Good morning. Charlamagne the God. Peace to the planet, it's Friday! Good morning. How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black and highly favored.

Happy to be here. Another day to serve our beautiful listeners. What's happening? Why you got them sunglasses on? Because I'm drunk from last night, that's why. Crazy. Okay. Definitely drunk.

I was sitting with a Louis cup of tequila. I was like, what are you doing with that? He had the same cup all night. I'm like, come on. And then I walked up to him. Guess you had the same thing all night. I definitely did. Had the same thing.

All night. Whatever. I was like, what are you doing with that? He had the same cup all night. I'm like, come on And then I walked up to him at one point. I definitely did have the same thing. All night, whatever. And this morning. Well last night y'all went to go see Kendrick. We went to go see Kendrick at the MetLife, right? And SZA. And I walked up to this man. Yes, and SZA. I walked up to him at one point and he was like, yes, yo, I'm so drunk. Like, yo, you're not drunk. Stop trying to be cool. But he had a sweet, he treated us to ghosts. I thought that was really really dope. Right, I was not drunk. Stop trying to be cool. He treated us to go, so I thought that was really, really dope.

Right, it was not drunk. I know you wasn't drunk. You weren't even drinking. Having the same shot for three hours is crazy. I feel a little tipsy right now. Nothing crazy. You weren't drinking a little bit, though. It was lit. How was the concert for you? Why you got your head up like you Stevie Wonder? You got your head up like this.

Such a clown. What's wrong with you? Me and Swizz Beatz this week. Swizz Beatz was at. Yo, how you doing? Swizz Beatz was at the Met acting blind like Stevie Wonder. He was holding Alicia Keys arm. Alicia was guiding him around. Alicia had the Stevie Wonder braids.

Oh my God. Last night was fantastic. Yeah, how was the show? The Grand National Tour is an amazing tour. You know what I like seeing? I like seeing people be unapologetically black at the highest levels. Yeah. Okay?

Yeah. Because. Yeah. Because that crowd was how many percentage of white people you think? Jess? Oh, I think it was about maybe like a good 65. Yeah. 65% white. What? And they knew every word to everything.

That's dope. But the beauty of Kendrick and the beauty of SZA, especially Kendrick, he's not, he's never conformed. So he's not, he's not doing anything to appease anybody. He's making the art that he wants to make and it's unapologetically black. And you either like it, you love it, or you don't like it, but it seems like a lot of people love it.

They was in the MetLife last night having a bomb. My kids went last night. They said they really enjoyed it. My daughter is a huge SZA fan, so she says she loved it. She was like, SZA can really sing live. It sounded amazing. So they had a great time last night. I took the kids to go, I went, I took the other kids to go see Wicked on Broadway. So

we went to go see Wicked on Broadway. Have you seen it yet? No. How was it? It was great. It was great. It was long. It was long for the younger kids, but it was really, really, really, really good. We had a great time last night. Show started at seven ended at about 10, 10. Same. Yeah. 10, 10. Hell no.

Alright. 11.45 was good. Yes. 10.45 was actually 10.45. I was like no no 11 45 4 times like church and and and by the way if you go into this show tonight they start on time must have starts at I think 715 goes and so 745 not 801 but 8 no 8 not 8 not 814, 815, not 820, 815 on the die. 815 on the die. And Him and Scissor's show is intertwined and they get off stage at like 1045 so they are not playing in no way shape or form. And when they are done you look at the clock it's literally 1145. 1045.

1045. It felt like 1145. Right on the die. Because I'm still tired. Yes. This is the makeup from last night and this is the outfit from last night. But you know how weird outfits. Nobody really saw you. And nobody really saw me. I know you. Not enough people saw me so I was like I'm still tired. Yes. This is the makeup from last night and this outfit from last night, but you know how Nobody really saw you. Nobody really saw me. I'm wearing this. I'm wearing it again. That's right By the way, you and Chris was killing it last night

They walked in like they was about to perform after mustang. It was gonna be mustang, Chris and Jess and then Kendrick and SZA You're a clown. Thank you. We did it. There was a part of the show last night where they got a sketch and instead of turns this kiddragan goes All your fans are Mexican Right? And Chris goes, that's F-ed up Chris goes, that's crazy Then Chris walks up and asks like he's like, dang we got wings and ain't no tacos

I'm like, excuse me? Chris, come on, that's not the first thing we're gonna say to this man, yes I was like, come on, babe, come on, come on, Stop, it's not Tuesday. Was he joking or was he serious? No, he wasn't. No, he was serious. He loved tacos and all that stuff. We had a good time. It was a really good time. My daughter's a huge SZA fan.

This is the second SZA concert I've been to in two years because I took her to the SOS show last year and her and her friends wanted to go see SZA again this year. And they went, her friends, you know, Charmaine Duda is cool. She like, real, real cool. Her friends went crazy when SZA popped up out that ground. again this year and they went create her friends you know Charmaine Dota is cool she like real cool her friends went crazy when um says they popped up out that ground all the girls everybody it was crazy she's like literally like the black Taylor Swift really i'm telling you

it was so loud yes Chris Chris Chris said that yes like she's like the black Taylor Swift like everybody screamed and i know we gotta get us a show maybe Taylor Swift, like everybody screamed. And I know we gotta get this on the show. Maybe Taylor Swift with the white scissors. But Lauren walked through the- Oh, Lauren was there? Yes, but she came like- why does Charlamagne run up to us when we came in, right? Me and Chris got there a second. He run up to us, yo, guess what?

I said, well, he was like, Lauren got her hair done. I'm like, why is this a PSA and why are you so excited? Why you say it like that? Don't ever say that. Like, oh, okay, she's getting her hair done. All I ever wanted was a black Grand National. Jesus, all right. Well, today on the show, Miss Pat will be joining us. Big Pat.

Miss Pat Settles and comes back Wednesday, 10 p.m. on BET. And Emma Greedy will be joining us. Emma Greedy getting a lot of money. Emma Greedy is the CEO of Good, CEO and co-founder of Good American. She's a founding partner of Skims. And she has a, she got a lot of stuff going on. Yeah. She's drunk here in the home.

She can't remember. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on.

She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's got a lot of stuff going on. She's a founding partner of Skims. And she has a, she got a lot of stuff going on. Yeah, she's drunk. She can't remember, she's drunk. I like Emma, I'm a dope. She's a dope, I like Emma, she's really dope. Well, let's get the show cracking. Start off with some kinder.

Start off with some kinder, man. And SZA, you got kinder and SZA? 30 for 30. Here we go, it's the breakfast club, good morning. Morning everybody, we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Start off with some sports.

The Timberwolves beat the Warriors last night 117-93. Alright. What's up Morgan? Good morning and happy Friday y'all. How y'all feeling? Peace Morgan. Bless Black and Holly favorite. How are you ma'am?

I'm doing good. I love to hear it. Alright so let's get into it. First up on the front page a new pope has been elected and he's an American from Chicago, David, how are you, man? I'm doing good. I love to hear it. All right. So let's get into it. First up on the front page, a new pope has been elected and he's an American from Chicago, the South side to be exact. You shot a pope? Drill pope.

Drill pope. Get a drill pope. Nah, Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope in the Catholic Church's history. White smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel around 6 p.m. Yesterday Vatican time deafening cheers and bells rang with tens of thousands of people packed in St. Peter's Square to celebrate now the 69 year old was formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Provost Born and raised in Chicago's South Side And he then selected that name Leo and his brothers John and Lewis Provost shared how they felt following the announcement. Let's take a listen to them.

It's totally unreal, totally surreal. And it's a tremendous, tremendous thing to take in, but it's something to be very proud of. Shocking, surprising, exciting. I'm almost speechless. It's just mind-blowing that my brother was elected Pope. I'm going to be honest with you. I have no idea what any of this means. I didn't know what the Pope's nationality was before. But it was never American. Never did it the first time, so this is a big deal. He was from South America. It only took two days and five rounds, four for Cardinals to select the new pope more than 130 Cardinals from around the world have cast their ballots to replace Pope Francis now Leo Interesting facts about him. He attended Villanova in Philadelphia. He was also in Peru for two decades

Where he became a bishop and a naturalized citizen of the country He's been serving in the Vatican where he oversaw selection of new bishops and he's been seen as the centrist and on some key issues, social issues as he is also viewed as progressive. Interesting fact, a noted genealogist says that Pope Leo is the 14th has an ancestry of Creole ancestry of color with roots from New Orleans on his mother's side. The US census shows that Robert Cope, yeah, his late mother was a mixed race daughter of a Haitian born father and a Creole mother. Signed pot said to the Pope. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

So I think that's just some interesting facts about the Pope. It doesn't look like we have much time for the next story, but I will say that transportation Sean, transportation secretary Sean Duffy is calling for massive investment in the country's air traffic control system. We talked about it yesterday and matter of fact I'll just get more into that in the seven o'clock hour. So is the Pope like a priest? Like what kind of reverence is the Pope? He's not royalty right? He's the highest in the church. Yes he is the highest

priest. They call him Holy Father. Yeah they say the highest in the church. Yes. He is the highest priest face and they call him Holy Father Yeah, they say after God is the Pope. That's what they say. So what about Jesus? Well, that's what I mean after God and Jesus Yes, he's his eyes. What about Moses? Come on now the Pope can't be third The right department. That's two different departments. It's not the right department. The Pope ain't in the Bible, like I mean I don't know. Has he walked on water?

Has he turned water into Hennessy? But he did say that he said the Knicks are gonna win. He said he put his arm around Jalen Brunson, Hart, and McAlbridge just cause they all went to Villanova so he knows them well and he says the Knicks got it this year. How old is he? He don't have to be like 90. White Sox fan, which is interesting. White Sox fan. Chicago. Or Sluiton, Honorable Minister Lewis to this year. How old is he? White Sox fan which is interesting. White Sox fan.

Chicago. Well salute to the honorable minister Lewis Farrakhan. How old is he? What? Yeah, I just felt like doing that. Okay, nice. Let's see what you did. Yes.

What else Morgan? That's it. Everybody else Morgan we'll see you next time. I'm sorry Morgan. The class went out last night and they a little tipsy. That's you know sorry. It's all good. And he's 69 Jess, he's 69.

Who did the 69? He a little young, he's 69 young young oh lord here we go yeah yeah oh my goodness get it off your chest 800-585-1051 Black Grand National 800-585-1051 get it off your chest let us know how you feeling have you ever been to work with a drug co-worker maybe that's how you feel right now oh boy it going to be a long one. It's the Breakfast Club. God damn. Jesus Christ.

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It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello. Who's this?

Good morning. We're the NBA. We're the NBA. We're the NBA. We're the NBA. Get up and get some call up now 800 585 1 0 5 1 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club Hello I'm doing well. How are you sir? Yeah Mr. Show money what's up, mr. Show? Yo Yes, sir. I'm about to rap on the show man I'm about to go on some of the deliverables and my full production

I need a couple of cars and I got like two scenes left I've been hitting you up trying to get a couple cars I ain't even trying to put this thing together My cars, they don't do video shoes No, no, no, not your cars, come on Envy What you mean? You let the fire borrow your car. Come on For video shoot offset too, but You can't let anybody borrow Yes, mr show money

Yes, sir What's up, babe? I'm good. You know, they so rude. You know, let me get to the lady on the show. That's my sister. Listen, Charlamagne. Yes, sir. I got a new segment for you. You remember when we was kids, I had that show, Kids, Shit, or Darn This Thing. You remember that show? Yes, sir.

Yeah. Okay, I got a new segment for you. Are you ready? Uh-huh. Envy, what the hell? Envy, what the hell? You know, sometimes Envy say things, and that's the segment.

You know, he's up there, you know. Envy, what the hell? Yeah,. You know, Envy what the hell? Yeah, but the beauty of Envy, he don't do it on purpose. That's what makes it funny. He just retarded. That's the whole word. That's why it's a segment. You can't use that word retarded, sir.

That's why I call him Lil Red Rebellion. Who said retarded? Who said that? Who said that? That you deaf. I didn't say retarded. Exactly, that man didn't even say that. Who said retarded? No, I didn't. What the hell? No way. I I'm asking you before I even do that. I know you be crying people about this. I need a little bit of help I'm at the end of the rope

Can I sell my cat? Yes, sir What the hell is okay? My cat is king ki ng F hi M M King Jim King Jim tell you why is King K-I-E-G-S-H-I-M-M. King Shim. Let me tell you why. Yes, S-H-I-M-M.

Like Manny. And so on my Instagram page, Mr. Show Money. You should throw in some money, Sharla. I'm in post production. I'm trying to get this thing out there this summer All right, my brother Charlie respect to you show money I got six kids. Sorry you Know we come on my body five grand for no reason

Bunch of people money up here on the radio somebody five thousand dollars for no reason we had to be a reason That may give me some you cry my boy My goodness, so I think a family I think a family's house burned down to something like that $5,000 for some cash? Remember doing the house out of Detroit? Oh my goodness. So I think a family's house burned down or something like that and they didn't have no money, no toys, no Christmas or anything. I ain't never heard that one. That was a long time ago in the room. That's a new one. I ain't never heard of it. No, no, no.

Evie, Evie. When you cash out the wrong guy. Oh, that happened to me. Remember the Michigan? Yeah, I know what you're talking about. I cash out the wrong guy. You cash out the wrong guy? Hell, $5,000?

Yeah, thank you, show money. I didn't even know you could send that much on cash. Yeah, thank you show money. You can send that much. Okay, yeah I said, um, send somebody the wrong money. Yeah, it was like I it was like SS and I just put s and I sent him Five grand not a man get back you paint up with services his services Guys if you just listen in Charlemagne and just with the C Kendrick last night, then Charlamagne's drunk. That is not true. Stop making up stuff on this radio.

You didn't go see him last night? Yeah, I went to go see him last night. You got drunk? I did cocaine. You didn't get drunk? No, no, no. Alcohol. You go.

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The Breakfast Club. Break it up. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Travis, help. What do you need help with, Envy? So who bothered you? Is it Charlamagne? Yes, he went to go see Kendrick last night.

I went to go see the greatest lyricist of our generation. Whatever generation that was. Hey, hey, Char, let me tell you something. Char, let me tell you something, Char. Whenever you get the J. Cole suite, come holla at me. All right? I would never. And that's no disrespect to J. Cole. I just would not do that.

That is disrespect. No, I respect J. Cole because he's from the Carolina. That's just not, you know. That is disrespect. You said I would never. Not like, okay, I'm a scene. You just said never. I just know I wouldn't. That's just not Never not like okay, I would just say never I just know I wouldn't that's foul Wash your butt, why would you wash your butt?

Looking like somebody first lady Lauren came up here looking very mysterious I thought he was having a ball last night. This **** actually look mysterious. You too look mysterious. That is it. You do look mysterious. This is really crazy. One looks mysterious, one got on sunglasses. Jess is the only one that's normal today. I know. Sure is and not enough people seen me on the side.

You had one yesterday. Chav, I'm sorry. Make them feel good all day. Trav, you good, you good. Trav, what'd you call up here for? Well, I wanted to talk about something, but y'all sound like y'all little, is it y'all little something?

Go ahead, tell us, Trav. Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. What you wanna talk about? Go ahead, Trav. Okay, I was gonna talk about walking contradictions this morning, right? Okay, we all are. So, I know y'all heard about the white lady

that raised all that money from calling the little boy the N-word. Yes. Yes. And then, so my cousin is like super upset about that, right, and which he certainly is a black man, which I'm upset about it, but he's the same cousin that we even got into

a huge argument because he likes to use the F-word, like the F-sler. The gay sler. Fraggle Maggot. And I was telling him like, bro, you can't be using fl like to use the F word like the F slur. The gay slur. The fraggle maggot. And I was telling him like bro you can't be using slurs towards communities and then get upset when somebody uses slur towards our communities. Like you part of the problem. Yeah I can see why he would call you that. I can see why he would tell you shut up and then call you that right there Trav. Hello? Hey yo. Hey yo Shaw. I can see why he call you that.

When he getting at it. Oh my god. And then she put a little **** button to teach me my lesson. Hello This you put a little buddy in my lesson This is the show said he wasn't drunk last night it was cocaine Joking gosh, which one you joking about though? Why you got your shoulders out? Why? No seriously. Yo she love her little shoulders. Exactly.

Yes. I know that's right. You know what you look like? You look like you got dressed for a talent show. Like your mom is like, this is your big break Lauren. You got a show up you can sing. Where can I? I don't came to Delaware.

Oh my gosh. We have the little Lauren coming up. I'm sorry guys again if you're just joining us they took a class trip to go see Kendrick and they all twisted I'm sorry. Look Sherry I said do you have the ladies who Lauren she don't even know she's looking at you. No I do I want to know how much. No no no well we gonna talk about last night because we got to talk about Drake because Universal Music group is

Hitting back at his lawsuit that he amended memory talked about the Super Bowl in the world pedophile The word pedophile which by the way, no one I mean Kendrick didn't say at the Super Bowl everybody in the super And last night I was about to say last night everybody where we was at said it to everybody you can't get around it So yeah, no, we gonna get into the way that they're position in their strike back. Very disrespectful record I'm gonna be honest with you. Not like us. Oh absolutely. But it go up with all them people. It might be the most disrespectful diss record of all time. Of all time. Crazy. It's the greatest diss record of all time but it might be the most disrespectful. You really break it down word for word it really might be the most disrespectful.

All those accusations. Oh my gosh. I think what make it more disrespectful is just how hard to beat go. Yeah, it's just such a pop like you just gotta Come on up. It's the breakfast club. Good morning the breakfast club I just want y'all know that Justice cameraman Lose that was on the screen with cost not earlier this week even wearing the same pants always Jackets morning everybody's DJ Envy, Jess, Larry, Sean, and we got it. And they're not even jeans. They're Pinscribe dress pants. Yes. He said he's going to wear them until he meets Kastanar again.

He was with you. He met Kastanar in those pants. Exactly. He wants to meet him again in those pants. Man, you got to cut that out. You going to watch him? You been watching him? No, he ain't been watching him. He kinky. Alright, let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight face.

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I don't feel emotions correctly. I am talking to a felon right now and I cannot decide if I like him or not. Those were some callers from my call-in podcast, Therapy Gecko. It's a show where I take real phone calls from anonymous strangers all over the world as a fake gecko therapist

and try to dig into their brains and learn a little bit about their lives. I know that's a weird concept but I promise it's pretty interesting if you give it a shot. Matter of fact, here's a few more examples of the kinds of calls we get on this show. I live with my boyfriend and I found his piss jar in our apartment. I collect my roommates toenails and fingernails. I have very overbearing parents. Even at the age of 29, they won't let me move out of their house.

So if you want an excuse to get out of your own head and see what's going on in someone else's head, search for Therapy Gecko on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's the one with the green guy on it. This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler, Connie Britton is here. I think you should encourage your friend to go ahead and not be holding out for any man

to have her babies. If she is passionate about becoming a mother and she has her eggs frozen and she has her life together, go for it. She could be waiting another 10 years before she finds the right guy. Connie didn't meet her right guy until you were what, 50 Connie? How long have you guys been together? Yeah, no 52. 52. I adopted my son as a single mom because I kept thinking oh I'm gonna meet the guy, I'm gonna meet the guy, I'm gonna meet the guy. I finally was like what am I waiting for and I did it and I'm just so glad that I did. I want to change the narrative about

single parents and also help to create a community for single parents so that they can not feel alone in it. One of the big things is it's so hard, especially for women, to ask for help. Listen to Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a over on the other side of the mic. Okay. So Drake, Universal Music Group has now responded to Drake.

So you guys remember when we reported up here that Drake amended his lawsuit after the Super Bowl and the Grammys went down and said, I told y'all that this was a big orchestrated plan to promote this song at on these big stages and it's defamation because it's happening. Then allegedly Universal Music Group knows what they're doing by doing it. The biggest stage was the Super Bowl and then at the Grammys when they played the song because he's saying that the there on that big stage, people all over the world were allowed to be exposed to him being called a pedophile, right? So Universal Music Group is saying,

this is astonishing and this is a very wild conspiracy because if you go back to the Super Bowl stage, it did not include the lyric. Drake or none of his associates were called a certified pedophile, which is the whole reason why this defamatory lawsuit has come about. And the focus needs to be on the fact that this large audience that Drake is talking about, they said that on their own. Kendrick Lamar never said that

on the stage. Now I will say, they did mention in their amendment Drake's team that the fact that Kendrick did not say it, it shows that okay hey obviously you guys know that this word is wrong and shouldn't be said because why can't he say it? But Universal Music Group is like listen, that we ain't got nothing to do with that. It's a diss song, you engaged so now he's engaging, you were successful when you did it before now he's been successful. What is the big issue? Yeah Drake just need to shut the F up and I want Drake to know that there's no bigger stage than culture. As Kendrick said, you can't fake influence way before the Grammys,

way before the Super Bowl. That record was already out of here. Okay. And Drake gonna have to sue the world because I watched everybody in MetLife Stadium sing that song word for word. Kendrick didn't have to say a word. He did say a word at all. Even if it weren't at work day.

Oh, I was about to say that. I was coming into the suite as back into the suite as it was like starting up and people were literally running because they were waiting for that because I think it got dark and then it came back up. People were running because they wanted to see the moment. As soon as you hear I see dead people. Yes. It was crazy. How many times in the performance? Most disrespectful diss record of all time when you really listen to it and you listen to the things that he's saying it's very very disrespectful I know that there's been this record that I'm talking about killing people and sleeping with people's wives and all that type of stuff But it's that that not like us is very nasty. It is nasty video. I'm telling you nothing beats euphoria. It is It is nasty, but yo, I'm telling you, nothing beats Euphoria. It is, oh my God, Euphoria is crazy.

He performed there last night too. That was lit. Euphoria make you wanna diss people. Yes. You wanna be in a rap battle. So when he's doing it, is this still on stage or she's walking up? Nah, she's walking up.

No, they go back and forth. Yeah, back and forth. And then they come together for like Luther, like the songs that they had together. Yeah, and they interact, but they like, they use the whole stage set up too. Like they work in stage. And their transitions are dope.

So what's your favorite part of Euphoria? Mine? Yeah. Oh my God, I don't know. They interact but they like they use the whole stage set up to Mine yeah, um, oh my god, I don't know I like when he says let you know I'm the biggest hater. I hate the way that you walked with talk. I hate the way that you dress I hate you with you sneak this my catch like it's gonna be direct. It's just nasty Him right now my favorite versions of you. And moisturize your shoulders. First of all, it's very well moisturized. It's very well moisturized, baby. Shout out to Setafil.

Yes, it is. As soon as that part came up, he looked at Lauren. Period. I hate the way that you walk away. Why? I was like, oh, why is he taking her? Why is his eyes like that? Yesterday, I posted on my Insta story

that my hair girl was here doing my hair. He's gonna respond with all the praying hands. That's what I'm saying. You got this man telling the internet, when you gonna get your hair done and everything. I said she didn't have to go live and get that done for proof. Continue on, Nara. Continue, stay focused. Yeah, I was on Instagram Live, they're gonna say, wait till Unc see this.

I said he hadn't already seen it. Stay focused. But I do want to mention that the shows at the MetLife Stadium in Jersey are sold out nights and it's a real sold out crowd as well too. Cause I was also looking to see that cause sometimes they'll say sold out and some seats are like blocked out. No, it is a like the seats are super full from top to bottom. So shout out to Kendrick Lamar. Um, and today is the last day of what what go ahead I've been to MetLife when Ed Sheeran was there. Sheeran had every seat they did

have seats blocked off last night and I ain't gonna let you sit up here. I took multiple videos there was show me here I have like 10 videos. You ain't seen behind the stage? That's my Just my life behind the state that don't count. We're at sharing cells behind the stage So now I feel like behind the stage don't come because there's no view you can't see Build the stage differently like if you know it they were build the stage differently I think I've never been to a concert where behind the stage was utilized It's a sellout based off the amount of tickets that Beyoncé put out. Chris Brown, they do that. They do, they sell behind the stage.

But being that you said they don't block off any seats, I'm like, nah, that wasn't true now. They did have a whole section. No, but I've been to concerts where even in the, so you might have behind the stage, but like the full top, like they take the full top rows and you only got like that bottom section of the arenas or wherever you are. Like the full top is blocked out in black and you can see it. Guys, Pemdix owe $82,000 can see it. And it's like very evident.

Kendrick's sold 82,000 tickets. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. It's a sell out. It's a sell out. And for their production purpose, because they had the camera shooting, like the way they shooting it.

Yeah. Right. You know what I'm saying? They were shooting from behind the stage for a certain like panoramic view. We couldn't have did that if they didn't. I think if behind the stage was open, it would have been sold out as well. Like the seats were full, the butts were there.

All I know, it was a fantastic show. SZA and Kendrick are two unapologetically black people. I love seeing people be unapologetically black at the highest levels. Yeah. Well, I do want to mention today is the last day in the D.D. trial of the jury selection. So today they should get down to those 12 jurors in the alternates. And then Monday, the 12th is when the actual trial will start. So opening statements begin Monday.

Now yesterday, one of my journalist friends that's there all the time as well, text me and let me know people are actually sleeping and camping out Sunday night because they want to make sure that Monday morning they're able to get into that courtroom. Like a stink ass courtroom. I'm going but I'm not sleeping out. Well, you don't got to sleep out but you're get into that courtroom. Like. It's a stink ass courtroom. A musty ass courtroom. I'm going, but I'm not sleeping out. Well, you ain't gotta sleep out, but you're going tonight and Monday.

Today. Today, you're going today and Monday. Yeah, I'm going today and Monday. Hey, y'all saw this picture 50 posted yesterday. Yes. This is hilarious. He is so petty. When you post Sean's that he combs jury selection

for trial is finally complete and it's all 50. It's all him in different suits. All 50 sides now. My God. Crazy. Yeah. Look, you have to get this together. You gotta ignore Drunky. Oh my God. Crazy. Yeah. Look, you have to get this together. You gotta ignore junkie.

You just making up stuff. I'm over here fine. I am so focused. You gotta ignore junkie. Yes, hating on the seating. I know. Arrangement. I wasn't hating on the seating.

You just said something that just wasn't accurate. I don't want people to count on you for saying something that wasn't accurate. Cause there was a whole section blocked off. But what Jess said is true. It's because of the way the production was set up. You wasn't even thinking that. You were just so worried about making sure that what I said is true, it's because of the way the production was set up. You wasn't even thinking that,

you were just so worried about making sure that what I said was not correct. Because people be ready to jump on you for saying things that aren't correct. You're right, thank you for that. I appreciate that. You're right. Are you still seeing like MacGala outfits

that you didn't see before? Cause LaKeef Staffield tore down. I ain't gonna lie, I saw it. I was like, yo, where was he at? I thought it was AI, cause I didn't see, I thought I saw everybody. Yo. Yo he look good but happy birthday Shabuzy. That's your favorite artist you saying? He said he was handsome. Oh okay. It's Shabuzy birthday. He said he liked the way he walked. He said guys if you're just joining us the classroom went

to go see Kendrick and SZA last night they did a lot of drinking so it's gonna be a long show stop saying that and they're drinking now and when we took my kids to go see wicked on Broadway that's why I didn't go He wanted to ride the broomstick after he saw I want to be a wicked witch of the West so bad And McGree when we come back we we're going to kick him with us. It's Greed. You told me it was Greedy. They told me that he was silent.

You know what, she said Greedy. That's what I told you. She said Greedy. Yeah, she said Greedy. Anyway, entrepreneur. She's the founding partner of Skims, the company with Kim Kardashian. We're going to talk to her next.

She has a new podcast. And I'm sorry, guys. This is a Friday. It's going to be a long day. It is not free. It's gonna be a long day The guy we are the breakfast club, let's get in some front page news last night. And NBA, the Timber Wolf, Beat the Warriors 117.93. Now I want to start off with apologizing to you, Miss Morgan. The class is drunk. I just want to put that out there. Nobody is drunk. Stop putting that on the zone. Don't come at me like that. That Friday feeling. It's all good. Let's get into it.

I'm high. That's right. Tell them, Jess. I was close. I was close. We're a bunch of drunks. We don't have money for real drugs. Oh my god. Alright, let's get into it. So, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is calling for a massive investment in the country's air traffic control system. He said it's old and not worth saving. Duffy said he will ask Congress, who holds the purse, we know that, to grant upfront appropriations for all money needed to update technology and equipment Which he said will be a three to four year long effort

The overhaul is expected to include new telecommunications on radars on on the ground sensors for tarmacs and a flight management System to improve efficiency in the airspace. Let's take a listen to Sean make us Sean Duffy's comments We believe we can do this in Sean Duffy's comments. We believe we can do this in three to four years. It's probably closer to four than it is to three. But two things have to happen. One is we need the money. And two, we have to have permitting reform.

Of course, this comes after a series of issues have plagued the air traffic control system, including a recent communication issue, which caused hundreds of flights to be disrupted at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. Yeah I agree with that because if the air traffic control systems or anything like some of these planes then they have to be old and outdated because you can just feel when you want an old-ass plane and you also can feel when you want you know

something that's more more modern. Yeah the only problem is what they're saying is they're saying to build a new system is gonna be very difficult because they don't know if they could build a new system and have the old system work in the proper way. So they're saying that might be a problem or an issue. So they have to figure that out. Yeah, exactly. Somebody call the IT guys. Goodness. All right. In presidential news, the US and the UK have a new trade deal. President Trump made the announcement at the White House yesterday morning saying the UK is an important ally and he feels it will be a great deal for both countries. He also talked about working on getting a deal done with China. Let's take a listen to President Trump.

The final details are being written up in the coming weeks. We'll have it all very conclusive, but the actual deal is a very conclusive one. We think just about everything's been approved. We'd like to see China opened up so we can Compete in China and you know give people something that they've never had, you know access to something so Trump went on to say he has a great relationship with President Chinese President Xi and the Secretary Treasury Secretary, excuse me Scott Benson is set to meet with his Chinese counterpart in Switzerland to discuss trade this weekend. Meanwhile the trade deal with UK is that was it's the first to be reached since Trump's unveiled his sweeping tariff plan and it's set to

reduce tariffs on British cars to 10%. It aims to increase market access for agriculture, beef and ethanol and the deal is also said to increase pathways to pharmaceutical supply chains. What was that Char? No, you know they said he announced on on whatever social media that this is a major trade deal, but it's not because he doesn't have the authority to sign the type of free trade agreement that Congress Congress has to do that. So Congress has to approve a trade agreement and that takes longer than a 90 day pause in place of some of Trump's tariffs Absolutely, so it's like it's like the bare bones of a narrow agreement So it'll be like months and negotiations and legal paperwork to follow right right and it was such a huge You know

He made it out to be such a huge announcement as well And if I can bring things to a serious note for you guys because I know the class is acting up today As Mother's Day is upon us I would love to bring some awareness to a topic that the Black Information Network is taking very seriously. The National Institutes of Health report that Black maternal mortality rates continue to rise in the U.S. with Black women dying close to three times the rate of white women while pregnant during or after delivery. Now, while this is why we're launching a public awareness campaign called Saving Black Moms, a Maternal Health Crisis. BIN will share a light on concerns surrounding black maternal health and efforts to

address the problem. We spoke to Nicole Berryman, whose 26-year-old daughter, Tiara, died days after delivering a healthy baby boy last November. Berryman is now raising her daughter's three children. We also spoke to maternal health advocate, Dana Hickman, who is a member of BIN's Community Advisory Board and the founder of Viola's House, a South Dallas nonprofit that houses up to six homeless pregnant teens while providing other supporting services. Let's take a listen to their comments from Saving Black Moms, a Maternal Health Crisis. They told me pneumonia. They told me stress. They told

me maybe spasms. There was never a diagnosis. It was a maybe and we communicated and nothing happened. They took her, they did the test for her heart, they came back and told me that it was stress. If the household is stable then the mother is stable enough to get to health care. The mother is stable, more stable with her mental health where she's not worrying about, okay, how am I going to provide for this baby? How am I going to get diapers for this baby? So the economic stability piece is really, really important through our social service

agency because it directly impacts the social determinants of health. That's horrible. Yeah, but it's a reality. You know, it's a reality for a lot of moms, and moms deal with a lot of things, you know, a lot of different elements, whether it's just caring for the child, caring for themselves, and making sure that, you know, they are in a decent, you know, decent, like she said, mental space to even just care for themselves or care for children. You can hear more from them and others connected to this issue starting

on June 2nd as we roll out that special. And before I go, I just want to say happy Mother's Day to all the mothers. Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers. And the mothers of the BG team. The mother adjacents because we know there are some women and men out here raising some babies, you know Adjacently as a mother type figure. So that's your front page news Follow me on social at Morgan media and follow Black Information Network for more news coverage download the free I heart radio app and visit us at bi n news.com Thank You Morgan

Mother's day and I also want to tell y'all we have Emma Greedy coming up next but I'm not doing Donkey Today today because it's Friday and you know I like no it's not cuz I'm drunk it's because I like opening up the phone lines and giving the floor to the people and letting them do Donkey Today on Friday. That's so bull crap. I know that God No, call in right now 1-800-585-1051 if you want to give somebody donkey today, what's the number again 1-800-585-1051 Emma greedy when we come back. I'm sorry guys We can't agree just tuned in the classroom is drunk. They went to go see Kendrick and says I'm drunk. Stop telling people that

What do you call it? Nothing. We are just happy life is good. God is that. What do you call it? Nothing, we are just happy. Life is good, God is good. What's wrong with you? Your eyes are low. He got on sunglasses like Ray Charles or Stevie Wonder. I can see your gaito. And Lauren looks mysterious.

It's the Breakfast Club, good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club, we got a special guest in the building. Yes indeed. We have Emma Greedy, welcome. Thank you, I'm so happy to be here, good morning all of you.

How are you? I'm really good actually, very good today. Now you are the CEO and co-founder of the denim company Good American, founding partner of Skims, co-founder of Safely, and you have a new podcast coming out, Aspire with Emma Green. I do, I do indeed. So tell us how this all came about. All of those things.

What are you doing there? Thank you. Thank you very much. Well, honestly, I'm so excited about the podcast. That's my newest, latest venture. And you know, I've spent my entire career building businesses. And so the idea around the podcast was really me thinking about how I can scale mentorship because wherever I go all over this country,

if I'm doing a talk or if I'm walking down the street, people are constantly asking me questions like, how do I start a business? How do I get a pay rise? How do I become the best version of myself? How do I negotiate better? And you know, I can answer a lot of DMs, but there's only so much you can do. And so I'm really taking all of my knowledge, everything I've done, all of my network and trying to bring it to people in a digestible way. And I think that when you think about podcasting, it's a very, very, you know, broad medium, but there's a very narrow business viewpoint, very, very narrow viewpoint. And especially when you get to business podcasting, it's all men.

And so I'm bringing like a perspective of myself, of somebody who is self-made, someone who's a self-starter and has, you know, come from where I come from with very little education. And I wanna bring something to people that is tangible and that they can essentially take out. I want you to have something that's actionable. When you leave this podcast,

that you can take that back into where you work or back into your small business and do something with it. Speaking of where are you from? Where do you come from? Where do I come from? I come from East London in England which is a bit like you know I always think about it as you know similar to Brooklyn or something like that. It's the most impoverished part of London but I would say probably the best part of London. You said it like you're from Brooklyn. East London. East London.

But, alright, you have a network for $320 million. Something like that. And you're from East London. I think that was last year's figures, but yeah, we'll go on there. Talk that talk. Talk that talk. Same, same, babe. We're growing out here.

But you did come from an impoverished area. I do. And you said you're self-made. Yes, indeed. So how did you get to that point? What was the first thing that got you in the mix to get on that road to having the network? I mean, I've had a job since I was 12 years old. I delivered the papers. I worked in a deli I worked in clothes shops. I did all the things but you know, my interest was really in fashion

That's where my passion was, but I didn't know anyone who had a business when I was old I didn't even know the term entrepreneur if you were an entrepreneur in where I come from, you were probably doing something very wrong. So that wasn't really a, an idea that I had growing up. But so for me, I started out like many people, I did a lot of work experience. I tried to get into the fashion business. I assisted everybody. I worked in a lot of stores and eventually I found myself in a fashion show production company. And so that was me creating the shows, like building the shows, the catwalks, the backdrops. And it was a very unfulfilling job, but you met everybody. So I did that for about four years.

And after a while, I started my own company doing that when I was 24 years old. And it kind of grew from there. I did one company, I did another, I sold a couple companies. Fast forward to when I'm about 32, I managed to exit that business. So I spent nearly 10 years building that first company, had my first serious, meaningful exit, meaning that I made some money for myself, and so I was financially secure.

What company was it? That was called ITB. And it was amazing. It was like an entertainment marketing agency. So I worked with all the great brands and I would put talent in their campaigns. And I built a big company. We had offices in London, in Paris, in New York, in LA. I shut down in LA because I made a lot of mistakes.

But it gave me the foundational knowledge to really get to where I am now. And then of course, you know, I decided after all that time and, you know, creating a lot of value for other people and other brands that I would do something for myself. And that's when I started Good American. Yeah. And Good American, Skims is under that and what else? No, it's not.

They're totally separate companies. Separate companies, separate entities, separate share holdings, separate. That's the thing, and I was reading this and I saw that you have like certain percentage in Skims. You have a certain percentage in Good American. I do. You have a certain percentage in Safely. And this and I thought that you have like certain percentage in skims You have a certain percentage in good American You have a certain percentage in safely and the reason I thought that was so dope is because we live in this era where people Feel like you have to have a hundred percent of something to be an owner to be a boss

But the reality is a hundred percent of nothing is nothing nothing Listen, here's the thing. I've done a very very good job because I divest my shareholdings You don't want to hold a lot of money of a company. I've taken money off the table. I'm not looking to be rich when I'm 75 years old. I want the money now. Yeah. And so I think that when you get valuations like a $4 billion valuation, you take some money off the table. That's the sensible thing to do to divest your interests. And that's what I've done all along. And so I'm very happy with the shareholdings I have right now because I've cash in the bank and that's what counts Company start, you know people with no skims because it's so huge. It's only it's sponsored by the NBA So how did that come we sponsor the NBA even the other way around even better?

So honestly, I think it came about from the relationship that I have with the family and you know, your idea No, it wasn't my idea. It was Kim's idea She wanted to create a shapewear company or an underwear company and you know I had a business with the family and so we decided to do it together and the rest they say is history. It was the right thing at the right time and you know I think with any company the stars have to align. We launched that company in a magical, magical time and it hit the kind of zeitgeist. It was the right company for the culture like at the moment. And so

I think it was just a series of amazing things that happened and put it on the map and here we are. That's amazing because Even Good American is Chloe's company, right? It's a partnership between me and Chloe. Yes, work well with the family. She said check, check, check. I love that. And there's so many of them. So many checks.

I love that. And Skims has redefined shapewear. What was the biggest risk you took early on that paid off? I think that Kim had a very clear idea of what she wanted to do and a very differentiated idea. And I think that that's what it's all about in business anytime, right? You have to have something that is unique and a unique point of difference to whatever's out there. And when I think about anything that we've done, whether we're talking about size inclusivity or whether we're talking about the range from like a kind of, you know, nude color range,

like we're always trying to do something that doesn't exist in the market. And I think when you're solving problems, when you're creating solutions for people, that's when you get that kind of breakthrough. That's when you get something that customers really go, oh, I need that. I have that problem and you guys are solving for it. When do you realize when it's time to sell a company? When do you say, okay, this is when we have to exit? I think that that is different for every company.

And I've been in agency businesses and I've been in brand businesses I think that what is often true is like your first offer is often your best offer and you shouldn't always think that there's something amazing coming around the corner you have to sell things when they're on the up because it peaks right and then then you've only got the downside to sell and so when you've got that momentum when you've got the forward swing when you're in growth mode as they say that's when you need to think about selling or at least taking some money off the table. Do people in fashion really care about diversity or is it just good PR until like the next training? I mean you could ask yourself does anyone really care about diversity? I don't think it's just about fashion.

I think there's definitely a certain amount of you know performative action out there, right, for marketing purposes. And actually, Good American and the reason I started that company was a reaction to that because I worked in the fashion business and I saw all these companies doing perform, you know, like hiring one black girl in the campaign and yet no one in the entire company was black. And I saw people like performatively putting a plus size person in a campaign when they didn't even make the clothes for that person. The girls that clothes would be cut up the back because she couldn't even fit in the jeans. And so when we started Good American, the idea about it was to say, okay, let's make a company that actually has these

values where the office and the people that run the business and the people that make the decisions and the people in the C suite are actually a reflection of the customer base. And I think that's what made Good American so successful that it was actually walking the walk and not just talking the talk. If you were a size 20 and you needed a pair of jeans, you have a tiny waist and a big butt, like you came to Good American and you could feel the difference in that product and people knew we were for real real. That's like how you said that, a tiny waist and a big butt? Yeah, we knew that we were for real real. That's what we you said that a tiny waist and a big body We're still kicking with Emma greed now you're also on shark tank, correct? I am

What do you look for when somebody is on shark tank and they're pitching something to you, you know for me It's always about the founder. It's always I you know, even when I think about hiring and investing I'm like attitude over experience because that's my experience. I'm not someone who comes from a place where you'd be like, I'm going to bet on her. And so I really want that person that is so passionate about their ideas so crazy about it. They know everything about the competition. They know everything about what they're doing and they are deep and they are into it. So I'm going for someone who like feels it intrinsically. I was going to ask, so what was your most successful investment on Shark Tank? Do you know, it was this incredible, it's so funny that you asked that because when

I got onto that show, you know, you do a few investments and I remember saying to Mark one day, when I ever make any money out of any of this stuff. And he said, you know what Emma, there'll be one and one of them will make you a bunch of money. And for me, that was cakes body, these incredible two women that make like a silicone nipple cover. And of course, the minute I saw them, I was like, I know that business, I understand this space, like, I know I need that in my, in my kit in my wardrobe. And they were doing just under a million dollars when I met them and a year later, $120 million. Jesus killed killed. And just so you know, just a couple of like regular girls that left their jobs and decided I'm going to do

something for myself. How often, because you're in these billion dollar rooms, right? As a woman of color? Yes, my dad's black, mom's white, I'm mixed race. How often do you still feel underestimated? Every day. I mean, because I am underestimated every day, right? Even after all the success? Well, I mean, listen, now it's a little bit different. Now I can walk

into any room and people will bet on me and people would want to invest in me. It's bad. But I do think that you still, you know, I still think you're proving, I'm proving myself every day. I never take anything for granted, right? You're only as good as the last thing you did. And I'm constantly pushing myself into spaces. It's like, I might be sitting here with, you know, a bunch of great companies behind me, but I don't know, I'm not a good podcaster, you know, I'm just getting started. And so I don't take anything for granted. And that's why I always think that, you know, you've got to be humble, you've got to go into something with the spirit of, you know, trying your hardest and trying to be good. And I never let that that leave me. I don't walk into anything, expecting

anything. I think you got to work for it every day. Is that why you want to do the podcast? Because you want to help people? Because you got so many different jobs and you have girls, you have kids, you have a husband, you have a lot of ish going on. I don't have a lot of ish going on. No, you know, it really is because I think at a certain point, right, you get to a place where you are financially comfortable. And also I prove to myself all the things I wanted to prove to comfortable. And also I proved to myself all the things I wanted to prove to myself. And now I think that the sign, you know, of success for me is

how many people can come along like that are like me, that can come along and you can open the door for and that could actually have this sense of changing their life and building the life of their dreams because of something that I did. And I know that, you know, people are looking to me and I feel like it's honestly a responsibility. And I don't want that to sound, you know, trite or like something that feels disingenuous is I feel very, very responsible for all the women that get in touch with me all the time, because there is so much much there are so many barriers And there's so much out there that tells you that it's an impossibility

That there's not room for people that your opinion doesn't matter And I really think that leaning into my differences really knowing and understanding where I come from and what is Different and important about that. That's what's actually given me like space in these rooms. That's why people look to me and say what is your opinion about this because of where I've come from and so I actually think it's a superpower. What would you tell somebody that is an entrepreneur, maybe a woman and trying to get into this space has an idea but it just hasn't taken off as of yet. They can't get on Shark Tank and they just want some type of advice to say how would you do it? How would you approach it? What would you tell that person?

Well, listen, the first thing is to stop because what you'll find is a lot of people talk about a lot of stuff and they haven't actually done it. And there's this idea that there's some perfect time, perfect set of circumstances. It's never perfect. And also this idea we're in this culture right now where everyone thinks they have to raise a load of money. Like don't, don't raise any money. Just do something. Get out of the gate. We live in a world where social media and Shopify has enabled us to start things very

cheaply and you can start small. Not everything needs to be a billion dollar business. Maybe you're trying to transform your circumstances and leave your corporate job and actually a little bit of money, a little bit of revenue will be transformative for you. So I would say don't benchmark and measure yourself by some. Yo K-Pop fans, it's your boy Bom Han and I'm bringing you something epic. Introducing the K Factor, the podcast that takes you straight into the heart of K-Pop. We're talking music reviews, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into the industry like never before. From producers and choreographers to idols and trainees, we're bringing you the real stories behind the music that you love.

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Listen to Made for This Mountain on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I found out I was related to the guy that I was dating. I don't feel emotions correctly. I am talking to a felon right now and I cannot decide if I like him or not. Those were some callers from my call-in podcast, Therapy Gecko. It's a show where I take real phone calls from anonymous strangers all over the world

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How long have you guys been together? Yeah, no, 52. 52. I adopted my son as a single mom because I kept thinking, oh, I'm going to meet the guy. I'm going to meet the guy. I'm going to meet the guy, I'm going to meet the guy. I finally was like, what am I waiting for?

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Standard that actually isn't part of your existence. It's like, do something, get out of the gate, start it, and then you test and you learn into it, because nothing works immediately. If I think about the business that I started with Good American, three skews of skinny denim and what it is today, the two things don't even look the same. They don't look the same. We changed the size, but we changed everything.

The only thing you can't change in business is the reason that you started. It's like the very essence of what you do and your purpose has to remain the same. You iterate everything else, transform on the way up. And so I think that that's a really important thing. It's like you just have to get out of the gate and start. I agree with you. You know, I think a comparison is a thief of joy though. Yes it is.

So people will start something but then they'll be looking at you. But they don't realize all the time you've already put in, all the experience you've got that got you to this point. But they feel like if they not doing what Emma's doing right now, they're not successful. Totally. And I think that that is just, again, it's so much about the culture that we sit in right now. It gives you this idea that there's such a thing as overnight success. And I don't know any overnight successes. You know, again, I have been working since I was 12. And all of

those experiences, you know, are so formative and they're so in me. And it's like every single thing you get leverage, right? And when I talk about leverage, I don't just mean taking something that you've been given. It's like, what do you have? Well, I have my reputation, right? And that reputation for delivering great business when I was in the agency business allowed me to go and raise money. I didn't know what private equity was. I would never have known how to go and raise funds. I went to a client that I'd consistently delivered good business for in my agency and I said, hey, do you want to invest three million dollars in my business? And he was like,

no girl, I'll give you less than that, but I'll invest in you. But you know, I think that that is the thing, you know, you've got to be creative and you've got to work with what you've got. And I think so often we focus on what we don't have and where our lack is. And actually there is just that that is not worth your energy. You've got to figure out like, where are you? What do you have? And how do you leverage from that point? So who says you work with your husband? How is that? Because when it's so personal, that's your husband. That's my husband. That's who you wake up with. What?

Like, how is that? How are you guys able to separate? Well we're not. Let me be honest with that. There's very little separation. The truth is that my husband was actually like one of my first investors. So I worked in a company where I set up a joint venture with them and eventually years later and down the line I ended up marrying

one of those guys. Great job security. Best ROI he ever had in his goddamn life. I have returned that investment. But I think that what's important about that is that we had a professional relationship before we ever had our personal relationship. My husband's Swedish and in Swedish culture is a very matriarchal culture. They really have so much respect for women, but they also really meet women halfway. Like even to the point like in Sweden, when you take maternity

leave, it's given to the couple. So if the woman wants to, you know, you get a year and if the woman wants to take six months and the husband takes six months, that's how you do it. But it's very usual in society that that happens. But what that means is that I've got someone who meets me, you know, he respects my ambition and he respects the fact that we have four kids, we have four kids together and we do that together. So there's no expectation that I'm going to take some leading role and nor do I quite honestly. We're still kicking in with Emma Greed, entrepreneur, founding partner of Skims and she has a new podcast inspired with Emma Greed.

Charlamagne, where did you learn financial literacy? You know, that's a really good question. I think when you come from scarcity, you have a really good appreciation for money because we didn't have any. And so I knew the price of everything, right? Because it's like I knew what we didn't have. And my mom would budget, like she'd sit at the table and she'd be like like This is what we offer groceries. This is what we've got to keep the lights on So I knew what money was and I used to see her back in those days

You know you'd write checks and so I'd see her do the checkbook and I'd be on the calculator And so money was just like a thing that I understood at a very young age And also it was cash then right so you'd like count the cash and that gave me a relationship with it I'm dyslexic and so I had a very hard time when I started my business, understanding how the money would link together like between the margins and the profit and the EBITDA, I would be, to me it was like scrambled eggs. And then again, when I got into EECOM, everything is acronyms, you know, you're talking about AOV and the UPP and the LOV and I would be like, I don't get this. Mm hmm.

But I think the thing for me is that I'm naturally curious and so I would just ask a lot of questions. And I learned by just asking, like just like I'm never scared to be the dumbest person in the room. I'm like, what does that mean? How does that work? How does that go together?

And so I just like learned on the fly. And I think that being naturally cautious about money meant that even when I got investors, I spent their money like it was my own, meaning that I'm frugal, like I am tight. I'm just holding all the money all the time and I never like flashy with the cash. Even now, when I am a bit flashy with the cash, it's like I know the cost of everything. No one can buy anything in my house and me not be like, what was that? You know, because there's a special price for everything in Bel Air. My toilet breaks, they're like, oh, hi, here's the, you know, there's a special price for everything in Bel Air. My toilet breaks they're like oh hi it's the you know it's the Bel Air price and I'm like

no this is what we're paying you know so I'm like very aware of everything. How much power do you have in these partnerships? Well you know I don't really think about it in terms of power we're partners and we do different things and so I have you know at Good American I'm the CEO so I make all the decisions as a CEO would in any company. In SKIMS it's very very different and Kim plays a very, very hands-on role. My role is across everything product related. So design, merchandising, production, planning, that's a part of the company I run and I

see my role as really like making Kim's vision come true. She's like, this is really what I want to see. I want to make a nipple bra. I'm not going to make the best nipple bra with the best margin and we're going to make hundreds of thousands of them. But that is what I want to see. I want to make a nipple bra. I'm not going to make the best nipple bra with the best margin and we're going to make hundreds of thousands of them. But that is what I do. Question, with your podcast, are you going to have guests on the podcast? I am.

Who's coming on the podcast? We've got so many amazing guests on the podcast. So we launched yesterday with Gwyneth Paltrow and Melody Hobson. And Melody is my business idol. So I really wanted to make sure that we could come out of the gate with someone that I've learned from and also someone that I believe is, you know, Melody is a one of one. She is not just one of the best black business women in the country, she's just one of the best business people in the country, former chair of Starbucks. I mean, she is just so incredible and she

spent her entire career at one place, 30 years in one company. And I think that there's some really amazing learnings for that. She went in as an intern born on the south side of Chicago, you know, one of five kids, five kids, right? She's one of five. And she is just single mom again, the most incredible woman went into this company as an intern and now she owns a very, very meaningful part of a $14 billion, you know, private equity business. And so I look at that and like my mind is blown. And then again, Gwyneth, I felt so interesting because for so many women, they're starting businesses from something that they're passionate about. And also they're trying to do a pivot.

And if you are working your corporate job and you want to just change completely and do something different, I thought she would be a really interesting benchmark to look at. How do you just completely rip it up and say, I'm going to start something new? So I was really, I was really happy to have those first, first people. But I also think that women have a lot to learn from men, right? In business. And so I'm really going to be focused on a lot of different men coming through. And so we have Michael Rubin, I've got Mark Cuban, I have the wonderful you and Charlotte Maines coming on and I'll be so happy. So I've just got like a bunch of really incredible guests and it's really about people that I know, I respect and those that I aspire to. Love that.

He asked you if you have any guests because you can talk. You're a good talker. One is hoping, yeah. How do you evaluate celebrity influence versus product quality when you're trying to build brand trust? How do I evaluate it? I mean, it's an interesting question actually. To me, I don't even think about, listen, influence will only take you so far, right? You can drive a customer to product once. So I could love you Charlemagne and you could be trying to sell me something and because of the strength of how much I love you, I'll go and buy your product. If your product doesn't perform for me, I'm not buying

it again. And the strength of a business is the strength of the lifetime value of that customer. How many times are they coming back to you over and over again? And that's how you build affinity with customers. And so so after a while the influence is useless if the product is not good. So the two only work in terms of the acceleration of the talent can only work for the product if the product is good. Because customers are too smart, like no one's going to buy things that are not good. I want to ask you something about skims again, I remember there's a couple of years. You love skims.

Yes. You wearing skims? My wife wears them all the time. Do you wear skims? I love the way my wife looks in it. Okay, but are you wearing skims? You know we have men's. Throw away your... I'm thick now.

Once again, we have all the sizes. We don't discriminate. I'll get you some products. Okay. Can you get in some products please for this afternoon? I'm gonna hold you to that now. Absolutely. I will deliver. But I remember them saying Kanye was a ghost creative director for Skims. Oh Lord. You're not gonna do that to me today, are you? I don't know. I just remember seeing it. When I come here with my energy and my voice and all my things, I'm here to talk about me.

Don't do that to me now. please. Okay. Please, good Lord. What do you- You ain't getting the skims down. I'm just having a question. By the way, I'm here for them skims. By the way, she handled it the way you should handle it. When you don't want to answer a question, just don't answer it.

Okay. There's nothing wrong with it. I love it. As these DEI initiatives are being rolled back in government and corporations, have those pressures changed how you approach DEI for your business? Absolutely not. In fact never and I really lean into that because I know that honestly it's

the diversity in my business is a superpower. It's been a superpower for me and you know you guys probably know I'm the chairwoman of the 15% pledge and we work with brands all over this country to essentially advocate for them to take 15% of their annual spend and give that to black owned businesses. And so we've put over $14 billion of opportunity into the hands of black founders and entrepreneurs all over this country. And when I look at those, this is a business proposition.

Isn't a nice to have, this isn't a fun to do, this isn't a tick on some chart or somewhere. This is about having more relevance with your customer base. And I know that if you walk into Sephora now versus walking into Sephora five years ago, it's not just better for black women or women of color who can find a product. It's better for everyone because everyone can go in there and buy those products. Black businesses aren't just for black people, nor are Latino businesses, nor are any businesses. So I actually think that when we talk about some of this stuff, we lose sight of what we're actually talking about. We're talking about more choice, better for customers, and that's what winning looks like. So it's like we really shouldn't, like, I think it's so crazy that people would try to think about these things as like nice to

haves. It's like, do you want to make more money or not? I make more sizes and more colors, I have more customers that behave. Hold on, expound on that. Like, do you ever get tired of explaining why diversity is in the marketing? I get so tired because I'm like, what are we talking about here? It's about numbers. It's about money. It's pretty simple. It's really simple stuff. It's like, we're trying to be more dynamic. We're trying to be more differentiated. We're trying to bring more people through outdoors. Who cares? Who cares who they are? That's right. Right?

Like I don't understand. Yeah, why limit yourself? Why limit yourself? Why not widen the customer base? 100%. Yeah. Wow. There you have it.

I enjoyed this conversation, Emma. Thank you. I enjoyed you guys. Emma Greedy. Now where can they listen to the podcast? You can listen to it everywhere you get your podcasts. Please go, you know Apple anywhere YouTube We're gonna be everywhere and thank you for joining us so much

Make sure you send him some skims extra small. I'll send you all some Grady is the breakfast club. Good morning. All right, LXL. We'll figure it out. It's Ed McGrady. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thank you. Alright, well let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight face.

Tell us! She gets into somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She's been having the latest on this. I just found the things. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of

everything. But what's the latest? On the Breakfast Club. Talk to me! Talk to me! Talk to me! Talk to me! Talk to me! Talk to me! Talk to me! Okay. So Bill Gates, uh, he announced that he is giving away all of his money when he passes away. And I, he actually announced this before back in 2022 that when he passed away that his kids would basically get nothing. Um. He's going to leave him a little something.

So he decided and he announced a plan for how this giveaway is going to happen. So he has an estimated of estimated worth of like $200 billion. Too much damn money. That when he passes away, he says he's going to give it all to charity. So the way that this is going to happen is he's going to shut down the Gates Foundation on December 31st, 2045. That is the foundation that he had started with down the Gates Foundation on December 31st 2045 that is the foundation that he had started with his ex-wife that works on like you know they give back money to like community and in different AIDS so he says that he plans

to give away all of this money over the net over the next 20 years whatp- y'all gotta pay attention. Yo, yo ass gotta pay attention. Just so stupid. What is happening? I know what she meant, Jess. Just keep going. What? What did I- Oh no! Not like that!

I thought it was one of these. No, like four and eight and- Oh my God. I forgot I gotta spell it out very specifically in this room. Wow. Not eight, not that. You gotta say something like that. You gotta see Jess's face. You're picking up the whole Ryan image?

Say my God. I know the list. I know the list. I know the list. I know the list. I know the list. I know the list. I know the list. You gotta say something. You gotta say your name. Say my name. I know the listeners are confused.

Guys, if you're just joining us, the crew went out to see Susan and Kendrick last night, and everybody is twisted. Jess is in law, Charlamagne is drunk, and you are drunk. It's the truth. I just want people to know. No, OK. Let me clarify.

Yes. So the Gates Foundation, which was founded in 2000, along with his ex-wife, Melinda Gates, is an organization that gives money, billions of dollars, every year to health aid, foreign aid, and other public assistance programs. So any aid that helps communities not, mean in my I don't know that specifically but I help out that type of one.

Thank you. Go ahead. But why we get what he has three kids like he's going to get a money to his kids. Well they will get a so there's a percentage I believe it's like because he's like a 1% that he's keeping of his fortune that they will get some of. Only 1%? Yeah, so he's gonna still have 1.62 billion dollars will be left and his kids will get some of that.

You know how much 1% is 200 billion dollars? Yes. Well, you know what, it should go to his kids and his family. He worked hard for that. He has three of our children. He has three children given to his kids in this family. He worked hard for that. He has three of our children He has three children give it to his kids. Kids work hard It is probably is something stuff that we don't know about his kids his kids But what do his kids be doing black family? They're not just gonna give it to them

I don't know exactly what it's kids. They're not gonna leave it to the animals But there's a lot of billionaires that do this like this is yeah, this is like a normal thing for billionaires I don't I don't know if I would do it, but people do this. He's not the first person to do this. I actually think it's a very noble thing to do to spread your wealth around. Like if you got that much money, why hoard it or why just pass it all on to your family?

You give your family a little bit, they gonna be fine. You got more than enough for them to be fine and then you give it to other people who need it. I mean, you can do whatever you want with your money, but I'd rather give it to people like your community that don't have it, that they can start, right? Because we usually don't start from zero. We start from negative. So rather give it to people like your community that don't have it that they can start right because we usually don't start from zero we start from negative so to give it to our own community where they can have a lift in this world I would give

it to him. Well that's what he's doing to his community yeah. Well no I mean okay so look he said that spending down his fortune will help to save and improve many lives which will have a positive ripple effect and you know because a lot of the foundations in the different aids the financial aid the foreign aids that they're helping there these are people in need Give us some to the mental wealth Alliance, all right Mental health and physical health yeah, that's a part of it. So yeah now He also says to that this way by doing it this way

He can make sure that his intentions are honored So the way that he would have lived his life after his passing and what he would have because they've been doing this This is money to do it. What he wants with it beautiful. You doing it? What you would give away all your wealth at pass? You doing it? What? You would give away all your wealth at Pasadena? I got a long family. No, I'm going to try to live forever.

Alright, go ahead, Jase. To get that money. If I work for it, no. Y'all put it in the casket. We're going to need a few of them, but. Jesus Christ. I'm taking it with me. Evie?

I'm going to try to get a big family. I'm going to try to help everybody from Queens. You, what? I know that's right. Why not? You know how much money that is? If you give everybody a million dollars. It's the same thing.

But he's saying, yes, he would. The same thing. Yes, you would do that. Yes. You what? I know that's right. Well, you got you know how much money that is if you give just everybody a million dollars But he's saying the same thing You would do that. Yes. Yes. Okay. I was gonna say that's the same thing charlomane. What you doing? Absolutely Really? He gave it to all his boyfriends I like what bill gage said I would live my life the same way that I would want to live my what do you say?

What'd you say after he died? He said that basically he wants his intentions to be honored No, but you said something he would live the way he would if he was alive or something like that? So I said that he wants his intentions to be honored. So this is him making sure that the way he lives his life in person is happening after he passes away. That's the same, because I like doing stuff like that now. So yes, absolutely.

Yeah, so just for some background, the Gates Foundation has long been like, you know, one of a leading a leading foundation among things like this Kendrick you see my merch is a shirt. Charlotte, man. Hold on. I love that's I'm Haiti books.

Hold on. Who are you talking about? Hold on, Charlotte, man. I was just in here dressed like a member of Duck Dynasty. I got this merch stand last night. I didn't even see a merch stand. I did get there later. Again, if you're just joining us,

they went to go see SZA and Kendrick. And I had a ball. And they are effed up. Charlotte, man, is drunk. Can I see the back of the shirt? It's just the torso. Just as eyes are low as she took the animals. It's terrible, right?

Because I'm not drunk. And Lauren just looks mysterious this morning Yeah, I like I like when I get dragged out the house cuz my daughter loves sZA right so you know last year We went to the SOS tour this year. She wanted to go see since an aunt over Kendrick I've never even seen Kendrick perform because you know I don't like to go nowhere, but I thoroughly enjoyed it last night I I left that concert inspired. I love seeing people be unapologetically black on the highest levels. Yeah, my older kids went last night, they had an amazing time.

They said, Sizzle sounded amazing. They had a great time at the show. I actually went to a play. I took my kids to Broadway. Yes. Took them to see Wicked. What we was doing last night, Jess, we was out there, we was drinking and having fun,

just drugging all up in the suite. Thank you for a great time, Charlamagne. And my buddy had some good wings. It was amazing. I had so many wings. What did your husband ask for? I heard when he was in the sweet? By the way Give Mexican Kelly Kelly from MetLife text me and said hope all the food was good last night tell Jess I apologize no tacos no tacos for her husband

mm-hmm it's okay that's the first question he asked y'all man like why would you ask him about people he said yo where the tacos at oh my god please don't do that the funniest part is when SZA and Kendrick do that sketch and SZA turns to Kendrick and say all your fans fans of Mexican Chris goes that's crazy that's kind of like the latest with Lauren I'm sorry it is what it is they drunk up here guys but donkey of the day is up next and because Charlamagne is a little twisted. I said you stop. No, that's not true. We did. I did it last week like this and I wasn't a little twisted. He was a little tired. He was a little tired. I like opening up the phone lines and

allowing people to give people donkey of the day on Fridays. I think that's fun. 800-585-1051. If you want to give somebody donkey of the day. One more thing. Ms. Pat will be joining us. I just want to say shout out to Kendrick Lamar says because Luther which is my favorite song with them has been number one on the charts For hot 100 charge for the weeks 11 weeks And now this week they're fighting with Nokia History is back and forth with drink to yep, I'll tell you something else. It was raining right until Kendrick got on stage Yes, ain't that crazy like it was raining right until Kendrick got on stage.

Yes! Ain't that crazy? Like it was raining hard too. You know why? Until he went out there. UMG controls the weather. Crazy! UMG controls the weather. Now Drake gonna put that in his lawsuit. Yes.

Alright. It's the Breakfast Club. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. It's your time to nominate a donkey of your own. Well, let me know, that's just how they choose. Call it now, 800-585-1051. Yes, listen, Donkey of the Day for Friday, May 9th is always about you the people, man. On Fridays, I like to open the phone lines

and allow you the people to give folks the biggest he-ha so Good morning. Who's this? You know this one from mobile caught a little bit earlier wanted to get donkey of the day to show the man to God Okay, go ahead one On the on the on the to be promo you to vote the breakfast club and you say grab your popcorn But I want to know who the hell eating popcorn to 6 o'clock 7 o'clock 8 o'clock in the morning Well, it's to be sir. so it's on all day, not just on in the morning sir. No no no, I got that, I kinda figured that, but I'm from the west coast so for the most part, a lot of us listen to TV shows and radio shows, like I'm out 10 o'clock in the morning, getting ready for work.

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I don't know what he is. Pirates got two legs. They got one arm. Hook on. I just want to know what's going on with y'all and each other's butts lately. Have a good day, man. This guy is so crazy. You can't just be asking, what's up, man?

What's going on with you and each other's butts lately? What? It's a good question. You want to give us a prostate exam or something? What's up on with you and each other's butts lately? Give us a prostate exam or something Hello, who's this? Good morning Monique, who do you want to give donkey today? Three what's happening? What's going on you won't give donkey to I'm gonna to give donkey today to this person in Charlotte,

no Carolina, because he's fat. You got to say his name. Ooh, I'm going to give him his middle name. Okay. Deontay. Okay, what Deontay did to you? He done blown your bunkie and got you open and ain't calling you back? No, he ain't blown my bunkie, that's right.

No, he's been advantageous to me in a vulnerable moment. And then it turned out him and his mama, both of them me scandalous, and I gave him a bunch of money. I probably shouldn't have. But anyway, they just get down here today. What was the vulnerable moment? What happened?

You don't mind me asking. I had gone through a little something. I had gone through a little something to own with somebody else. But they ain't, mm-mm. And you let him finesse you off some money? How much? Yeah, he finessed me.

It was a lot. I ain't even gonna hold you. Him and his mama. Him and the mama? Him and the mama? Yeah, the mama had some, I get my number two, and then she would start calling me for stuff. They just, yeah, I was just too nice to them people. I was genuine, he didn't even use today.

You goddamn right. And you can't be letting them boy hit raw now. That's also what got you feeling like that. And he, man, okay now, don't run out. Yeah. I always deserve drunk in the day, and his mama too. Okay, thank you for calling. Have a good one. Hey, that's how you know you from Charleston.

Don't run out now. That's what he said. You know how many times I've been told that in my life? Don't run out now. Don't run out now. Good morning. Who this? Good morning.

This is Gigi. Gigi, where you calling from? I'm calling from Charleston, South Carolina. 843 Low Country. Who you want to give donkey today to is Gigi. Gigi, where you calling from? I'm calling from Charleston, South Carolina. 843 Low Country. Who you want to give Donkey the day to, Gigi? I'm giving Donkey the day. And I'm just calling to get it out my system. I'm giving Donkey the day to my baby daddy.

What's his name? They call him Chopper. Okay, what happened? He's just a deadbeat, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? I feel like if he loses his ac loses excuses, he'll find his results. Damn, that's a ball. If you lose your excuses, you'll find your results.

Let me ask you a question though, because I always wondered this when women say that their baby daddy is a deadbeat. You know, you chose to sleep with him at some point, so did something change? I did, I did. At one point in time, I feel like I got captured into the situation, because people can put up a front by for so long and I mean

and you know once I saw that it was a front yeah you can use the front door and get on through. Damn, how old y'all baby? Yeah he's three or four in December. Well appreciate the blessing that is the child. Yes I child. Yes, I love my baby. He's a great blessing from what we did, but we can see them through. But it was an entire life. That's neither here nor there. Get on your job, because I'm on mine.

True, and the brother still got 14 years to get it right. 14, 15 years to get it right. I mean, he should have experience. He got other kids, you know what I mean? Oh, shoot. How many other kids you got? Three. My baby is eight.

God damn. You can't ask. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. So he's good with the first seven? Well, he acts like he was good with the first seven. I'm going to be honest with you, man.

I don't really have any interaction with them. I mean, I've only seen certain things. I wasn't really included in their life or in them taking care of them because they're way before my son. I think we gotta do a double donkey. Yeah. Because baby mama number eight is crazy.

Wow. Yeah, well, I mean, people got eight kids and they take care of their kids. Ooh. Yeah, so that's no excuse, you know what I'm saying? So if he was trying to put on a facade, like I said, that can only last us for so long. No, I'm talking about you.

And I mean, once I found- No, I'm talking about you. I mean, I have four children and I take very well care of my eight children, even if I had a fifth, sixth, or seventh, or tenth child, I would take great care of my kids. No, you're not listening to what I'm saying. I'm saying that you knew he had seven kids,

so you chose to let him hit raw and become baby mama number eight. Absolutely, absolutely I did. Yes. I just feel like it was under false pretenses, but it's all good. You learn your lesson, you move on. You're living, you learn.

You have some choices. You live it, you learn. How's it going, mama? Y'all been talking, y'all talked to her for three minutes. Could you stop hanging up on my people? Sorry. Good morning, who's this? You're living you learn You stop hanging up on my people sorry good morning who's this Okay, Vicki you the last one Nikki Oh Nikki you the last one who you want to give donkey today, too I actually enjoyed seeing Wicked, but I'm just trying to get this show together. This show is crazy. He wanted to go watch somebody ride a broomstick.

You know how Embiidoo. Oh my gosh. Embiididoo, I love you. I love all of y'all, but you would really hate this boy. You would act like a waffled bitch. He definitely ain't. I am not hating. You got one one her eyes are low because she high. You got one wearing sunglasses because he's drunk. And you got one that's mad mysterious this morning. It's all over the place.

First of all, you need to stop making up stuff about your coworkers because none of this stuff that you're saying is true. I'm okay with being high, first of all. Uncle Star, it's a Friday and you're entitled to be there, wait for that. That's right, we just cool it. We had a good time last night. We went to go see Kendrick and SZA, it's a phenomenal show. We just enjoying life, that's all.

Nikki, I'm just trying to get the show together. I've had several Fridays like that and I was the one that was drunk. There you go. Thank you, Nikki. It's crazy, I got to- Jess, I want you to enjoy your mother's day. Thank you, boo She started early happy mother's day

I'm just trying to get everything together. They had they've been talking for 20 minutes straight. They've been all Radio we found the talk. Yeah, exactly. Now when I don't do my job, everybody fighting me. So I'm talking now. Goodbye, Nikki. Have a good weekend. Thank you, Nikki. Oh my goodness. Listen, we appreciate all of y'all that called in for Donkia today.

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search for Therapy Gecko on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's the one with the green guy on it. This week on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler, Connie Britton is here. I think you should encourage your friend to go ahead and not be holding out for any man to have her babies. If she is passionate about becoming a mother

and she has her eggs frozen and she has her life together, go for it. She could be waiting another 10 years before she finds the right guy. Connie didn't meet her right guy until you were what, 50 Connie? How long have you guys until you were what, 50, Connie? How long have you guys been together? Yeah, no, 52.

52. I adopted my son as a single mom because I kept thinking, oh, I'm going to meet the guy. I'm going to meet the guy. I'm going to meet the guy. I finally was like, what am I waiting for? And I did it. And I'm just so glad that I did.

I want to change the narrative about single parents and also help to create a community for single parents so that they can not feel alone in it. One of the big things is it's so hard, especially for women, to ask for help. Listen to Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, ladies, and letting y'all do a donkey today.

And today was a great day to do it. Hell yeah. And salute to Cizzin, Kendrick Lamar. Did we say that yet? Yes, actually we did. We can say it one more time though, salute to them. All I ever wanted was a black grand national. After being rational, giving with the X form.

Yeah, two unapologetically black people doing it at the highest level. If they come to your city, it's not like they need us to promote this tour. The tour will be selling out everywhere. But if they come to your city, it's not like they need us to promote this tour. The tour will be selling out everywhere. But if they come to your city, go see it, man. Jesus, all right. When we come back, Ms. Pat will be joining us.

Big interview coming up. What you saying? What? Oh! What you saying? What? That's a big interview with Ms. Pat. I know, it sounds like he's gonna say big s***.

Yeah, that's what you sound like you said. No, no. Oh my gosh. All right, it's gonna say big s***. That's what I thought you said. Oh my gosh. Alright, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody, it's DJ N.V. just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.

Hey, she getting all the money, man. Yes, you are. You getting all you eating, Miss Pat. I've been eating s***. I get food stamps back in the day and I still buy them. Miss Pat ladies and gentlemen. Good morning Jazz, good morning. What's up greasy black man. You got a little retainer in your mouth, you ready to eat some. No I take it out in the morning. Oh that's? Oh I'm too straight. You have really came a long way since Whitney Williams. Yes I take it out in the morning. I actually smell my retainer every morning so I stay humble. Yeah you look like you nasty like that. You look like you take the floss and eat it. So how you feeling? You got a new show back?

How's everything going? This is second half of season two of Miss Pat Settles It and I'm working on season three. Just wrapped season five of the miss Pat show Hey, I'm feeling good. It's only season two. It's miss Pat. Well, this is second half We're going into in a couple weeks. We've got started taping season three. So I'm excited. I'm excited. I'm excited I'm trying to work out here. How does it feel miss Pat? Like how does it feel to be living all your answered prayers? You know what? It's okay. It's not bad. You know I can't I've never had that I made it moment until I finished my house. And I put a drum over my house. And I was like okay you might be doing it. So I'm proud of myself. I am.

I don't let a lot of people come to my house but I'm proud of myself. And you did all the work yourself right? No I did the contract you know the general of myself. Hey, you did all the work yourself, right? No, I did the contract, you know, the general contract part myself. Yeah, that was from TikTok and I had an architect because I thought I was going to save some money. Did you save money? No. Well, you know, I wanted to buy $5,000 faucet so if I got rid of the general contractor, I thought I could do it.

So I splurged in areas, but I still made some mistakes, but it's up. It looks good. And you finished right before deportation started so that was good Hey, they deporting black people too. But I did finish before deportation. And thank God I finished before deportation. Because I would have had to go up there and shake the president. Hey! But you know what? I was worried about my housekeeper. I don't, I never really had a housekeeper.

So I got one that I can afford. And I told, I said, look here, if you come down to it, this is the Underground Railroad over here. Come hide your people downstairs. And you know, you can work with me for free until all of these over I don't think you say that publicly miss Pat Why not? I just don't feel like you say that

If they run up in there I'm gonna say I didn't know they were here Hey yo So how did you and your husband, cause I know he was there, he was part of building the house Did y'all argue a lot? Cause you talking about $5,000 forces. No, he didn't argue a lot. No, he just, all he cared about how was I making his bedroom, because we in separate bedrooms now.

And I love it. Y'all love that? What? I've been married 32 years. If you get an opportunity to separate from your husband, you know, like. If you get an opportunity to separate from your husband. Hey, without a divorce, you go over there, I go over there, I love it. And people always ask me, how y'all gonna get together?

I FaceTime, you wanna hit it? Come on over here, take a bath and get it ready for you. You know, I shave something back, come get some. So are there some nights, are there some nights where you- I don't shave for fun. Are there some nights where you- She said, I don't shave for fun. You wanna watch a movie, he come over, he just end up falling asleep in your room, and

you don't fall asleep in his room time? No, I wake him up. We don't do sleep fun. You won't watch a movie, he come over, he just end up falling asleep in your room. No. You don't fall asleep in his room. I will wake him up. We don't do sleepover. You wake him up. We don't do sleepover. Take your ass to your room and I'm going to sleep in my room. We get through with it going on over to your room.

I don't do that. You don't ever yearn and long just to spend a night in the same bed. No. At least one night a month. Yes. I've been having sex since elementary school. I don't yearn for the best. You had sex in elementary school?

Yes. I don't know why y'. It ain't sex since elementary school? I don't know why y'all got started so late. Damn. I read your book, ma'am. You ain't read s***. I sent you my book. It ain't even back down. It's probably, but I didn't read it.

You ain't read it. You read the index part of it. You ain't never got a lot of me. No, I didn't. Tell me something, Damien. I was about to say something from the book. That's how you talk about you having sex since elementary school. Not because you wanted to.

Everybody know that I've told that story a from the book, that's how you talk about you having sex in elementary school, not because you wanted to. Everybody know that, I've told that story a hundred times. She has. Thank you. She's been a bad person. Give me something else from the book, I bet y'all know something. No, you give me something from the book, you write a damn book, I don't remember the book. You got your t**t shot off.

Oh, everybody know I got my t**t shot off. And it grew back. It was a nipple, they bust the area on it. I had Medicaid, they just laid it back up there. But I did read Rabbit. Well, shut up, man. Rabbit was a phenomenal read. Rabbit should be a movie. You know it should be a movie but you don't have to lie to me we were real friends. Now one thing he did he do read books now. I don't lie he on my book. I read Rabbit. We read Rabbit like seven years ago.

You just said I shot my nipple off just cause it was just a nipple. Oh ok alright you good. Yeah because he said she got a boob shot off. I'm like dang in the group back because she's sitting here with two of them right now They could shot half of it off and I still had more than you Honestly, you know, you know around to remind me of and I just thought about this It's probably a new genre a genre called it's like true crime this is probably a new genre called based off it. Well damn. Well I appreciate you saying that. I wish they would give me an opportunity to create some more.

So we're working on some things. I'm trying to sell to everybody. This is a new prostitution ring for me. You white man, you got the money, I got the legs to open for you. Gosh. That's all selling deals, right? I'm here for Upfront. I went to Upfront last night. That's all selling deals right? I went to Upfront last night and it was so funny because I've never been invited to Upfront

before and I didn't know what to expect and I walked out and it's just all white people there advertising and the teleprompter is rolling. I don't do well with teleprompter because I don't read out loud like that. I've been practicing over the years and boy that teleprompter got the role and I was like hey I got a GED stop this mess right now. I just I just went into a whole full set and got a standing ovation. I was like I'm glad I'm a comedian. The whites love us. Oh they do till they do. You just said you're open. No I won't really open my leg but I I will. I know what you mean though Well, they the wife's lovers to a booty hole cause she 50 million dollars. Yeah We're in the wrong business. I'm a

Been in somebody Man, he just told y'all somebody been in his ass. Mine is a virgin. Mine is a virgin. No, it's not. We don't believe it. We don't believe it. You just said somebody is used, okay? Man, if somebody had got this booty, I wouldn't be working out.

Yes, it was. A witness stuck a finger in it. That's why you working out. God damn. I was molested. You did sit on her lap. You did sit on her lap. Everybody know when your uncle sat on your lap he's sticking a finger up your ass.

Shut up. Oh Lord have mercy. I am a victim. We know you're a victim and you liked it because you stayed on it about five years. Now on Ms. Pat Settles It, how do you take Ray J. Sirius? You don't take Ray J. Sirius. You know Ray J J called me one day and said he had an idea for a show. And I said, what is it Ray J? He said me and Lou Nell as mistress beating young guys in Negley J, walking them like

a dog. I said, first of all, who the f*** want to see Miss Pat and Lou Nell in a Negley J? Walking white men beating them. Yeah, beating them. I said, Ray J, I don't know if you high, but I'm married. And second of all, I never had on a negligee, at least since the seventh

grade. So why would me and Luenell be a big ass? Now, Luenell probably do it, cause I see her do some crazy. But me in a negligee with my t*** hanging and they uneven. I like to see that. You like to see that, right? I'm the only one. I think you should do it, Mrs. Bell.

We are Lunell. Coochie would show from the front. We got all this extra ****. But you say you wouldn't wear a negligee, but you was in Belize with a two-piece on? You a damn liar, one on them. **** you. You mistake me for my daughter Ashley. Shout out to my daughter Ashley. She's Playing a gay wedding and so they asked me to do it right and I don't know nothing about playing no gay wedding So I went straight to Pinterest and picked out a gay cake with the rainbow in the middle and I said I said y'all

Like this cake. She's like that's gay That's gay. I'm like, what the f*** are you? Right, right. They don't like you to just put gay. Just because she's gay don't mean she need a gay cake. She's like she want a straight cake. I'm like y'all ain't doing straight s***. Now you gotta put a dildo on the top. Like a candle, instead of a candle have a dildo on the top.

A dildo with a tuck seeder and a gown on it. That's a good ass idea. But does she want to wear a gown or does she want to wear a tuck? No, my daughter is the film. I think she do the **** down because she's so rough. I think she the one that put on the scrap on. But really, she's a girl. Thank God because my daughter look just like me. I don't want my daughter look like no **** with my face.

Did you know it was going to happen? Like she come to y'all and ask you like I want her? No, she asked me when we was planning the trip, she said, can I ask your daughter to marry her? I said, hell yeah, well she asked me when we was planning the trip, she said, can I ask your daughter to marry her? I said, hell yeah, you can. And so I set it up and the first day we was going to get on the boat, I stayed on one side of the island because I wanted a little piece and we were going to take the boat home to San Pedro and you know my whole family is fat as ****.

So we, I rent a fishing boat. Damn all y'all? Yeah. Damn all y'all? No, no, no. The grandbaby is still skinny. Yeah, we eat. Damn, all y'all? No, no, no. The grandbaby's still skinny. So it's 18 of us, we get on a fishermen boat to go over there

and I'm not lying. Do you know the boat got water in it because we was so f**king heavy? No! Why would y'all do that? Y'all know y'all big? Why would you get on the ship? Why would they let them all get on? The thing is they don't know. I didn't know that! You can't take that many people people because I said it was 18 people

I think they thought it was 18 small people But it was 18 people and probably 16 of us was thick Oh We took off in the boat and the boat just got water and he was telling my son who was the biggest get on Each side of the boat to rock the one I said man turn this around So I told I see you going to wait the next day the next day which she got ready to propose my daughter got drunk And started hunting on everybody like a little freak and I told her I said you because everybody was too thick. Do you understand how that sounds? Well, we wasn't the girl side who you put on the whole couch

up here, but we were thick. I mean, damn. I'd text that mother---- say, if you ever in your life tease me about my weight again, I'll punch on your greasy ass face. You know, I'm surprised if he would have thought about it, he would have pulled that couch up there for you too. I know.

I would never do that. It's probably that big. That's what I told him. He'd be in there talking like that. No, I'm not. He would pull that couch up there for you No, I'm not and I've been on um, uh, mon zero or whatever the hell it is Monjaro. Yeah, so I've lost a few I don't know how long you've been taking it but when you stop, what happened? I didn't even stop, I'm still on the ****. When you stop, no sense. How much weight did you lose? Baby, Patton is talking, don't listen to her.

I'm not saying **** now. I should've worn a tighter shirt. Yeah, I'm talking about a tighter shirt. Stop, y'all. Damn. Is this going to be your first time going to a gay wedding? Yeah, this is my first time going to a gay wedding because my daughter tried to get me to go to a gay church. A gay church? In Atlanta.

But the first lady was a man who looked like you with a hat on. And I was like, Ashley, I don't know. I don't know who we should do that. I can't go there. She was still identifying as the first lady? Yeah, he was identifying as the first lady. He was. He was really a gay church?

You know as a gay church. I didn't know that. The more the way you put grease on your face, you know everything. So it says that on your podcast you're taking your health serious and you started your own garden. Yeah I did. I started a garden. Oh I know that's right. What you planting? I planted some beans, I planted some lettuce, I planted some greens, I planted some tomatoes. She started to say biscuits.

I started to say biscuits. I started to say biscuits. Yes you did. She started to say biscuits. I don't know, we raised him, Johnny raised this nigga alright. Planting some biscuits is crazy business. I planted some d***s for Charlamagne. He like them cucumber sized so they'll fit. Yes I did.

Come on by the house, I got some for you in three months. You got some of them going on. You know how he like them. He like to **** them whole. Damn, man. You really on that **** for real? Yeah, what wrong with it? You on Vaseline, ain't you?

Yes, he's shining his **** right now, yo. all with it. You want Vaseline? Oh my But are you for are you changing your diet is that girl go to hell I mean boy go to hell Time talking about it. You'll see the next time I come back and I'll spend it. I can't wait. I bet you can't f***ing wait. I cannot stand him. I cannot stand him. We just wrapped season five of the Miss Pat Show.

Coming out in the fall. All right, now talk to us about that. I think it's just so many layers to the Miss Pat Show and then it's built up so many. I think it's just so many layers to the Miss Pat show and then it's built up Layers to Miss Pat too? It's been so many... To your lips also No I meant layers like life Miss Pat

You know back in the day I whooped ass like you Period I whooped folks ass like you cause you are all these little jabs you doing that my name for No I didn't want that She said it's layers to the show but it's cuz it's layers to miss Pat that's why he's the only person that can call me fatty get away I love you every cuz he's so low down and dirty and now you're on tour as well I am on to I'm in Cleveland this weekend come on Cleveland Cleveland, get your tickets, then I'm in Virginia Beach. Hey! That's so loud, that's so loud.

I just added a show in Virginia Beach. I did. So go get your tickets for the Mad Nate Show. Work the shit out of me. Oh, and then you're going back to Ohio. Columbus. Columbus. Come on Columbus, get your tickets. You had hilarities this weekend.

I love hilarities. Yes, made knife through the 11th. It's gonna be great. It's gonna be great. So I'm happy, I'm happy. We love you in this past year. I love you too, Charlemagne. Check out new episodes of Miss Pat Settles It Wednesdays at 10pm and we appreciate that. I love Miss Pat. Season

5 starts in the fall that's all I can say right now. Season 5 starts in the fall so make sure y'all get tickets to all the places that I'm going before because hey we need to laugh. This is a time that we need to laugh. Isn't this that? I'm about to put this mother****** in. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Oh, what's up? DJ, DJ, girl, that's my DJ. Say, hey, DJ, girl, that's my DJ. Love, love, love, love, love.

Yeah, DJ, come spin, now come spin. What's up, Nyla? Hey, girl. What's up, guys? How are you? Nyla Simone, Big Nyla. What's happening? Nyla, let me just fill you in. The class today... Hey, shut up.

Goddamn. What the hell you been in? Yeah. The class today is a little... Fill the rest of your bed in....is a little drunk so her eyes are low cause she's high. Wait so the smoothie is fake? No the smoothie is very much real. If you want to. Charlamagne drunk that's why he has sunglasses on. From yesterday?

Yes from the tour. You turned up for Kendrick. He sure did. You know my daughter loves SZA and she wanted to go to the concert. You were supposed to be there. Yes. But you was in the hair salon all day. I was in the hair salon then I had to DJ.

Yes. Your hair looks good by the way. Keep moving, cause it's a fantastic show though. Fantastic show. Really? Yes. I'm gonna try to go today, actually. Production wise, you would love it.

The other dilemma outside of me getting my hair done on the way, which by the way, shout out to the Way Salon, shout out to Alicia, she did a good job custom color cool, but Looks good Anyway, why is it all the way in Jersey? Why are you praying? 46 minutes to get there 46 minutes because it was raining and it was traffic That's what it had to do. Oh right, the MetLife right there. Yes! I know. It's an arena tour. It said 46 minutes to get there. It's an arena tour.

It doesn't take that long, but it's an arena tour. No, it's 46 minutes because it was raining and it was traffic to get there and then to leave as well because I was going to go and anyway. It was worth it. I'm sure it was. That's why I'm going to check it out today. But in the meantime, let's get into these tunes because I have a few I want to hit. Let's start off with Jordan at a tune G with X in the City.

Thoughts? That's cool. Yeah. That's cool. I like Jordan at a tune G. That was was cool I wasn't impressed too much by that record okay okay all right all right not you know he already has a hit you know we're going for him next time I like Jordan yes it sounds like something the weekend you know like Tory Lane's weekend Justin Bieber it was cool okay we can record it if we didn't want to put it out oh that's a reference track okay well anyways let's try again. Here's another record. This is from a UK artist named Nipah and it's produced by This Is London who signed to LVRN and he just dropped his project today so make sure you guys stream it but my favorite record for one of them is Unfair. It's

chill I like it. Chill? Okay. Not really I mean it's cool. It's alright. You know it feels like something I heard before. Both those records weren't great records, they were just cool records to me. Yeah, and it feel like something I heard before. Like it ain't... Am I getting better by the record? I'm trying to pick... It does give a back in the day feel. Yeah. Like...

Nostalgic? Mm-hmm. Okay. Like a Mario B2K tape. Yeah. Something like that. Interesting. Yeah, we've heard that before. It's like it's nothing new.

Fine. It's not bad though. Okay, there's this artist that I recently discovered. Her is Linda dawn and this record is called move. That's a stone cold groove right there What that was tough why did that roll off the tongue for you? Like you said this before. Because I'm 46. What that mean? That's our lingo.

Stone cold, we right there Jack. You was born in the 80s. 78. You thought you was in the 70s. Oh 70s? 1978 man. Oh, I know it's the 1900s, it's hard to keep up. But either way, you was not using that lingo.

Okay, two more I swear and then I'm done. Connie Diamond dropped a new joint called Jack. I think I've seen a video for this. I've seen someone out there, that's dope. Okay, nah, I swear and then I'm done Connie diamond drop the new joint called Jack No, no last one Last one is off of a short film that two chains I think wrote it's called the ATL experience and it's featuring Ronald Isley and the Isley brothers. Oh, it's hard It's cool to see two chains with the Isley and the Isley Brothers. Oh, this is hard. Hard. It is hard. It's hard. It's cool to see 2 Chainz with the Isley Brothers. Yeah.

2 Chainz is rapping. It just sounds, just collectively, it sounds great. 2 Chainz is a stone cold groove, Jack. Why are you? 2 Chainz said, in the A, HIV rate high, you better use protection. I know, that line is actually wild. That was actually really crazy.

I wanted to, I wasn't even gonna bring it up. I'm just like, Jesus Christ. I thought the same thing. It's great advice, but it's also just like, oh wow, I was like, Jesus Christ. Yeah, I thought the same thing is great advice, but it's also just like, oh, wow. It's really I thought that was just like making us aware. I appreciate that. I never actually, tough, tough tune that was. Yo, you came back from the Kendrick tour talking like a soul singer. No, I was very inspired by the Kendrick Lamar says the concert.

I really enjoyed it. I love seeing two people be there unapologetically black selves at the highest level. I really want to go for reincarnated and not like us. He did reincarnate. He did. He did. He did man of the garden.

All right, all right. He did euphoria. Oh, he did euphoria? All right, I'm going. I'm going. I'm going today. I'm going today. Oh my god, did he do euphoria?

All right, not too much. Not too much. Disrespectful with it. OK, if you guys like the records. You're all cats on sunglasses in the daytime. Yeah, they're disrespectful with it because they rubbed it in like I was there. Like, okay, I get it.

I wanted to rap you for it with my niece. Okay, that's what I wanted to do. We be having a good time and now you for it be coming on in the car. We do, yeah. Word for word. You know what I mean? It was lit, it was lit though.

All right, I'm gonna check it out, but if you guys like the records that you heard today, make sure you guys check it out on my playlist at Naila Simone on Instagram. Sorry, click link in bio for it. N-Y-L-A-S-Y-M-O-N-E-E-E. While you guys are there, make sure you subscribe to my podcast. We need to talk. We drop new episodes weekly.

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Salute to Big Pat, man. Miss Pat. What you mean? Big Pat. I mean big as in like her status. Her name is Miss Pat. Miss Pat. I love Miss Pat.

She's doing her thing. Season five of the Miss Pat Show coming soon. And her new court show, season two of Miss Pat Settles It. Yep, and also Emma, is it Greed? Agreed. Emma Greed, Emma's a big dog, CEO and founder of Good American, one of the owners of Skims. That's right.

Love talking to her, you know why I love talking to her? Because she's one of four girls, and I got four daughters, so I'm just always intrigued by women who do the things that she's doing, making it to that level, what was instilled in them when they were young, you know what I mean? She's always intrigued by women who do the things that she's doing, making it to that level, what was instilled in them when they were young, you know what I mean? She's very confident. Very. Now Jess, you doing something this weekend for Mother's Day?

Yes, tomorrow I will be in Detroit. I'm actually leaving today. I got some things. I got dinner or whatever and yo, I need your spot in Detroit. Cannabis? Yes. I got you. Absolutely.

But one Mike Comedy Club, Jess hilarious will be there tomorrow. There is no 11am brunch. The brunch is canceled. But we do have the two shows that are now sold out. Y'all I cannot wait to get there. I will be doing meet and greet after the 930 show. And I got a little something for the women for the seven o'clock show tomorrow. So I can't wait to see y'all Detroit. I get tonight. Alright and don't forget my car show today is Friday so if you haven't got your tickets get your tickets it goes down July 19th out in the 757 that's one of two I'm doing this year the first one like I said we'll be in the Hampton roads area so Hampton, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News, Virginia Beach

surrounding city so Richmond, North Carolina is close by DMV pull up and if you want to put your car in the show I want to see what you guys are driving out there you can email me djmvcarshow.gmail.com and let me know what you're driving hopefully you can put your car in the show 5 and under are free for kids. The middikens bring your Hondas baby. You know what I mean? Tickets $20. Yeah your boy got a section for you family section.

$19.95. $19.99 tickets are done. Family section. They're done. Who's doing it on their own? They are $29.99. Oh, that's still a good price. Ranging on the price, yes. $30.

That's right. Salute to Logan too. Logan in the building. Logan's on. I'm getting the man of the house. Shut up. Right? The man of the KC household is here. Oh my gosh. About time we get to see the man of the house.

Leave us on a positive note you guys. Okay. The positive note is simply this, kindness is doing what you can, where you are, with what you have. Kindness costs nothing. So go be kind to somebody this weekend, okay? Have a great day. Why didn't you give us something fun?

That was fun. No, but- All your mean brother from Baltimore would think kindness not fun. No. No, give us some fun. That wasn't fun. We'll see y'all Monday.

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