The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Ye Live Streams His ‘Bully’ Album; Fans Saying ‘Old Kanye Is Back’ + Fetty Wap & Tim Shriver Interview

Episode Date: March 27, 2026

Today on The Breakfast Club, Fetty Wap on Returning To Music, New Perspectives, Fatherhood.  And Tim Shriver Introduces The Dignity Barometer, Explores Hatred In America. Plus, it’s Friday, so we opened the phone lines for callers to give the People’s Donkey. Listen for more. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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How are y'all feeling? You're tired? I'm not. I am. Why? Because you were shaking ass all night, the Cardi B? Absolutely. Oh, definitely.

And I have a little bit of drinks. But you know what? A lot of it? I did so good. Yeah, right. Y'all ain't even have a lot of bit of drinks in here. I watch you. So what happened to your detox?

What happened? all the last stuff that you would do with your detox it's only exactly damn what are you talking about what are you talking about no detox over it was no I did it for 15 days you were not 15 days from you and queen of fool you're bugging you need to cut it up so you smoked too last night no I didn't smoke I had an edible though

yeah doesn't matter though have fun but to go see Cardi it was a lit salute it's all about doing your best you did your best I did thank you for recognizing it after Christmas days of a 21 day detox was all you could do that's not that's not all I could do This is all I did, dude. Don't play with me.

She did two. She only did two days. But how was Cardi? Didn't I do two days? Yes, she did great. I wanted to see Little Ken, but we got A Buggy. A Buggy. And partisan.

Party, yeah. Yes. Loved it, though. It was great. I don't know who the DJ was in the beginning of the show. Spinn King. Oh, Spin King. Oh, yeah.

I know he did not let us sing none of the songs, honey. He was switching songs every 8 to 10 seconds. I guess he wanted us to keep up with TikTok. I don't know what was going on. I'm telling you. Once everybody thought that. their favorite part was coming up.

It was something else. Another intro. Yeah, it was a flip star and Spinking opened up DJ. Oh, okay. She did put on a phenomenal show, though. Yes, she did. I was very impressed by the production. You know, that's what I'm paying attention to when I'm at this.

She was paying attention to the production. Choreography, outfit changes. Mad, pirate, very aggressive. It was very gross. Very aggressive. A lot of pyro. I love that. Okay.

Yeah, I love that. Yeah, she put on a fantastic show. And she's funny. Like, she's entertaining. Yes, she is. Like, in between her. songs, like, you, she talks to us. It's like she's doing a set, but she literally

just being herself. It's so funny. It's interesting to watch, because, you know, we've been watching Cardi B for so long. Yeah. Like, you know, from the days of her being on Instagram, and on Instagram, you can see how big her personality was. And so, you know, if you had any type of vision,

you knew she was going to be a star in some way, she had a lot. This didn't know whether it was going to be TV, you know, movies, but then she decided to do music. So when you see her on on stage in her element, it's like that is where that, that light, that type of light, It's supposed to be on that type of stage. Absolutely.

Even before all that, when she was in the club, I remember, like, when she would come to the club, it was all about her. It didn't matter who was hosting that night. It didn't matter who was DJing. It was all about Barty. Well, I never saw her in the script. I have, but I DJed when she was there. But just the fact that. So you remember that ass back then is what you saying.

No, I remember she's getting... That's what you said, technically that's what you just said. No, no, no. I remember she used to get paid more than me, and I was like, how? Hey, yo. I swear. And you would see that people would come to see her. I mean, how?

Her personality. She's on the stage naked. I'm DJing. I'm DJing. So you should have pop some ass. Maybe next time. But she would grab the mic on the stage and be like dancing and talk about him. So you always go too far.

Let's get the show cracking. I'm just telling you, I can see how she got more money than you in the script club. What are you talking about? No, I'm not talking about. No, I'm not talking to you guys no more. You think you both to make more than Cardi beat in the script club. Envi just said he should have made more than Cardi beat back in the day in the script club. Was she DJing naked or something?

No. Oh, right. But I was the premier DJ back then. Oh, okay. But yeah, now, she was, people came to see her. She would grab the mic. She put on the show, and this is not just the day of show. She would put on kind of like she did.

She's talking to people in between sets and making people feel, yeah, that's what she did back there. Talking them right out that money and that while and all that. That's right. If you say, when I see you stand by Cardi B, I believe you see too bad. And you wanted to pop ass with Cardi B back. Oh, my goodness, man. You're a wild boy, man. And Frigie, Frigie, Frigie, Frigie.

Oh my goodness. Fettie Wop will be joining us today. Fettie Wop has a new album. Xavier out today. We're going to kick it with Fettie Wop. And let's get the show crack. We got some Cardi B to start the show. Play some big body, man.

Bodega baddies, okay. Yeah. She had a dope Spanish set. Yeah, she did. It was lit. It felt like the Super Bowl a little bit. It did it. It did.

It felt like uptown. Yes. Them the Dominicans was going crazy. Dominic and the Dominican, the men, the Dominican, the menacabana. Stop doing all that. What are you doing? You be disrespecting your own people.

That's the breakfast, good morning. Shut up. See me in his face. We're talking about prostate exams. And I was saying... Prostate exams. Yeah, we were talking about prostate exams, and I was saying how I found out about

how you can get your prostate check through blood. Correct. But the doctor was telling me that while he was about to do... The finger to the director. Right. Yes. Let's just tell him, hold up, wait, no, do the blood down. No, it wasn't a whole level, wait a minute.

Okay. I let him finish. All right. Okay. What was his name? Anyway, morning, everybody. we are to breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news. What's up, Mimi?

Good morning. That was me trying to keep my eyes open. Oh, Mimi's tired. Mimi's tired. He was out last night. Mimi was in there looking like a bodega baddy reporter. That's right. All right, y'all. So we start this morning with the latest on the chaos at the nation's airports.

There are signs that it may be getting better. So President Trump says he plans to order that TSA officers be paid after working for weeks without pay during the government funding fight over the Department of Homeland Security. So about 50,000 TSA workers. They've been going without a paycheck for more than a month, and that has led to major problems at airports across the country.

We've all seen the videos. Officers have been calling out six. Some have quit, and security lines in some cities have stretched for hours. So the federal government, they are now moving some TSA officers around the country to deal with the worst problem spot. So, for an example, agents from Dallas, They're going to go to Houston to help out with long lines there. The president says the government will use the money that was already approved last year to start paying TSA officers again.

Now, that move could bring more workers back into the workplace to help get those airport lines under control, especially as we head into a busy travel season. It is still spring break. But this does not end the shutdown. Lawmakers have not reached a deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, and that is still adding to frustration. So Congress, they are set to leave Washington today for a two-week recess still without a deal. And some TSA union workers say ICE agents are not really helping. They're actually just kind of getting in the way. Let's listen to a TSA union worker and what he's spilling about this.

On a personal level, I don't think we need them here. We need to be paid. Why would you bring another agency to be TSA when you already have TSA? They've been standing around outside the whole time. So I would hate to call out another agency, but what I'm getting from some of the officers is that they're just in the way. Now we're just, now we're on top of having the heavy burden. Now we have to train them in how we do our job. I agree.

It's unnecessary fear. It's unnecessary anxiety. They're getting paid. The TSA workers are not. And the TSA workers got to train them to do a job that they're getting paid for, but the TSA workers aren't. So that's more work for the TSA workers. Now I've got to train people. She literally said that Monday.

It's like another slap in our face. I'm bringing the agency and that's getting paid to work now. Sounds stupid. But now I got to train you. So now I got to do more work that I'm not getting paid for. And they're the reason that I'm not getting paid and they're in my face. Getting paid. Exactly.

In Atlanta, a moment that's going viral this morning, Tyler Perry, you may have heard of him. He went to the Atlanta airport yesterday to hand out money to workers to help with rent, daycare, groceries. but he was politely turned away because federal workers are not allowed to accept cash on the job. We talked about this literally. Yeah, I'm telling you didn't know that.

Yeah, so there's a limit to what you can donate. Some airports across the country, they've set up donation programs that you cannot just hand out money. And so I would have been like, meet me around the corner. Yeah, oh, I swear. All of them need to, like,

what is it? Start them go find me's and shout them out as people going to pay. I thought that they could give it to the manager and the manager could distribute it to the employees. Up to $20. Yeah, Oh, $20.

It can be cash. It got to be a gift card. $20. My thing is, I just wonder who's telling on them. Like, who saw Tyler handing out the cash and said, hey, man, Tyler Perry over their hands in our money. He can't do that. Because nothing is getting paid.

Probably one of my cities, to be honest. And who's going to miss Tyler Perry begins giving it like money. Yeah, once you come with that money. It's Tyler in Atlanta airport. For sure. All right. Well, coming up in the next hour, a comedy skit is going viral. but not everyone is laughing.

I will tell you why conservatives are mad this morning. Damn. Okay. All right. We'll get into that when we come back. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-58-105-105.1. Call us up right now.

It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Hey. Yo, Solamane. Gizzi, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool.

I want to hear from you on the breakfast club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is. We lie? Hello, who's this? It's Diom. calls for Charlotte. Dionne from Charlotte.

7-0-4. What's happening in the foe? You're busting Nick's ass last night, man. Yes, sir. Hey,

the buses, the buses was fire. I ain't see it. Who are you doing? Man, it's, it's kin. His pin is different.

Say it again? Tari's insane, but Tink got the PIN, man. But who won, though? Yeah, he said Tank. Tain. Okay.

Yeah, Tank controlled the crowd. I think Tink was, he was more demanding. Even though Tirees had the hits and Tirees had the song, like Tyrese was really playing in the fact that this is a women's versus and he was really really really coming to the women like he he take tank did his day and take is a comedian so take was sure shooting at Tyrese all night long he bought out james for the that turtleneck shit I mean that's up cute yeah that was hilarious yeah the turtleneck thing I'm sure uh Lauren's gonna break it down in the latest yeah because

Tyrese had a turtleneck on it was like 90 degrees in LA yeah so he got a song about why you were in a turtleneck I got my turtle like you did it right on the spot Which was dope. On the spot, man, the penmanship. Yeah, it was dope. It was good. Shout out to the city, man. The Hornets got on 5 and 0, beat the Knicks. Man, it's a good day in Charlotte.

I said that way, Freddy, but whatever. I said that already. Charlotte is sneaky good, bro. They're one of them teams that can upset somebody in the first round of the playoffs. Yeah. Lamello got to be on. Lamello was on from the start last night. I knew we were going to have a problem.

Man, listen to me, man. I love it. We are. Oh, and the last thing, real quick, I love y'all. Uncle Charlotte, my favorite Dominican DJ, my cousin, Jeff, love y'all. Hey, we love you too, King. The last day, music Fridays, Ferry, I mean, Fetty Walk and Keith, Chief, drop the album.

Man, this brings me back. Oh, we got Fetty Wop on today. Fettie's going to be in the next hour. Oh, yeah? Oh, that's what's tough. Yes, sir. All right, brother. Will you have a good one?

Be safe out there, all right? All right, yes, sir. Appreciate y'all. Peace, man. Get it off your chest. 800, 585-105-105. If you need the vent, hit us up now. It's the breakfast club.

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Not just me. I'm with the coach of feeling. Hello, who's this? Good morning. This is Shayla from Houston. Hey, Shailer from Houston. How you doing out there in Houston? listening to us on, what, 987 to beat?

Yes. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I'm doing well. Good morning, Charlie and the guy, Jeff, DJ NB. Well, 937 to beat. I'm sorry. 93-7.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you got it. But I just wanted to say this. So I am a TSA worker, and I really wanted to come up here and give you some uplifted, and thought-provoking advice. But at end of the day, we got to have multiple strains of income. It has shown us this and everything that's how I'm seeing on the news is a thousand percent true.

And when I say they have ice there and I'm going to be very short of my words because I do work for the government. They can't do anything. They're not certified to do anything. They keep doing any function. So just being there, it just kind of be very much overwhelming. But I wanted to say that and I definitely wanted to say I would love to promote my brand that actually pays. It's me. Yes, man.

Yes, and my name is Shayla Ansa. My brand is Shayla Anza collection. Listen, hold on, but this is it. I know you like to hang up real quick. Go ahead. I got a daughter. No, I have a daughter named Madison, and I know you have older daughter, and Jay's had a daughter, and Shaolin got a four daughters, I believe.

Yes, man. I have a little black girl on there named Maddie. It's a black girl with natural hair and full-lived. No confusion who she represents, who she is. everything's 18-carat go, everything's hyper-adogenic, shower, swim, workout. It does not fade. It does not tarnish.

I will love for y'all to please just check out my brand that actually pays me. So it's Shayla, S-H-A-L-A-A-A-A-N-S-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-8. It's a guy named collection. There's Instagram, that's TikTok, that's Facebook. That's the website. I just, I just went from my brand so I can get myself, you know, basically. Okay.

Tell them again. What's... Shela answer.com for your website. Shayla answer collection. Shaila answer collection. Okay. Instagram website, TikTok is all the same. Okay.

Thank you, man. So I was do that. No, thank y'all so much. Y'all have a good day. And answer is A-N-S-A-H collection. Correct. Mm-hmm. All right.

And so, let me just say this real quick. I know I wrote something about five years ago about you interviewing me. I'm telling you, I guarantee you, you're going to interview me one day. I know that to be a fact. I hope you're going to put that out there. Claim it. You're going to interview me one day.

I know that. I know that. So I would say that I thank you guys so much. I listen to me all every day. And I appreciate it all. Thank you, Shayla. Thank you, baby. We appreciate you, Sheila.

Get it off your chest, 800, 585 101. We got the latest with Lauren coming up. Good morning. We do. Good morning, bro. Hey, yes. I'm tired from last night. We didn't have a good time this first hour.

We had Cardi B last night. Tyrese had on the turtleneck, the eye heart awards went down. What's not in the turtleneck? Why are you demonizing turtlenex? I didn't think he looked bad in the turtlene. I think it was the fact that he did the outfit change and the turtleneck still remained. I think that was where the-

He had the turtleneck through two outfits. We had a bunch of changes. Well, I only saw the white suit to the black suit and then I fell asleep. I tried to watch it after. I didn't know anything when you were in the concert. I went home and tried as soon as we left the concert and when I got home, I tried tanking Tyrese.

I really did because I knew that we should talk about it, but I didn't get through the first. It was like three hours on YouTube because people was reviewing it and Apple Music didn't have the full one. But he started off with a social death jacket That's what he came out to But I think they were talking about the turdette

Because it was like 90 degrees in LA Yes Yeah It was 90 degrees It was hot But he looked like how Tyrese be given Oh shoot we'll get into it in the later It's the breakfast club come morning

Hey, wait Your Talk LL Cool babe Yeah I'm not dumbing myself down I'm being myself I'm the source is I'm the home guy that knows a little bit about everything and everything.

Little brown girls look at you and go, I want to be like you. Take me through that, take me through that. Where she's gone? The latest good morning of those. Take me through that. On the breakfast club.

L.L. Cubey, talk to me. L.L. Kube, top dog, low. Good, but not yet. Next segment. Good morning, guys. Well, yesterday I heard you guys talking about already the top of the show, Cardi B at Madison Square Garden for the second.

The second sold-out show. You did last, right? That she's done. Yes. I was there last night and I heard you talking about the production this morning. I was watching that like, man, I'm so proud of Cardi. Absolutely. Like so proud of her.

What? Like, I know she has like super fans and I don't know where everybody that's listening and joined in on the journey. But like seeing her, like I remember the first time I met her when she came to Delaware in Patience and shop to see the production. The see the production last night, I'm like, this is superstar. But for her to know even business-wise that like that's what it should give, that's what she elevate too.

Like, I was like, girl, go off. Anna shows you that every single thing that has happened to you in your life matters. Because think about all of the stuff she probably learned in the script club that you literally saw her doing on stage last night. Oh, baby. It looks incredible. Yes, I posted a video. Listen, she was going crazy.

They had, like, different segments where, like, they were, bring up the pole. You know, Cardi do her thing with the dancers. Cardi was going crazy. But it's also, like, she's so funny. Even when she's going down in between the stages, like, you know what I mean? Like, I don't know. She bought the big taco out. That was hilarious.

Yeah, that was funny. I like that. She bought a big taco out and then they did the whole Spanish thing. Yeah, and she walks up that's when she takes her drink of water. You know,

you've seen it before, yeah, but yeah, I just was proud of Cardney and wanted to say that. She had a vision. I'm so happy. I'm so proud of him. Go ahead. The circling contest that the guy won. So I asked one of my friends about him.

My friend said his name is Benji and he actually helps coordinate some of the poll stuff within the show. I didn't like it. Oh, okay. Oh, I got a video on him, baby. He went off. The main reason I didn't like it is because

they were giving away $5,000. Yeah, it was like a twerk concept. It was nothing but women out there, you know, twerking trying to get to $5,000. And here come this guy. Yeah. This big old guy twerking his ass on. He didn't like it.

He was on the head thing. He was taking money out of women's pockets. Let me tell you something. How'd he do, though? That was a DEI. He was the only man. He was willing to pop ass in front of the garden. But scale one at 10, how did he pop it?

I ain't even paying no attention. Jess was you upset that he took money out of women's cuff? He wasn't because he was a man. No. No. He gave it up. He was not better than some of them women. There was this one girl with the gray on with the glasses.

They didn't bring her on stage though. Oh, with the black top? Yeah, she was on stage. Yes, she had on like a checkerboard pants. She was slim. Her ass was like my name. Yes, baby. She ate jail.

She had the smallest ass. Yes. I told y'all skinny boodies matter. Let me tell you. She was wreatment. She was wreatping. Okay. Envy.

Only at a party, it's not a concept. It's not a concert. It's a party. I need you to understand. I'm not listening to you. me a little booty and no booty. Yesterday you said you have a choice. I am choosing not to engage with you right now.

It was not just a Cardi B concert. It was a party. Even when they did the Tart contest, I'm like, what concert did you go to? And legitimate, we out here like, yes,

twerk up there. Why'd you go up there, y'all up there cheering that man that took that money on them girls. Why, you ain't going to be better than all of a woman

that they bought on stage and then they brought one girl up there and she was nice up top, her ass was given, but she had Uncle Legs. I was like, damn, Like knockleash?

No, not knockleaze. It was just like, you know the legs that your uncle got. I don't care what you say. That man was a D-E-I hype. Okay? It was a bunch of women up there. And because he was the only guy that was willing to go up there and shake ass, the crowd lost it and went crazy.

He should not have got that $5,000. Well, he probably didn't if he helped her in the show, you said, Lauren, if he works the production. I don't know that for a fact. That's what I was told. I put it in my group chat with my girls, with the girls, you know, my guy friends. And they was like, yes, Benji, he quirk. And I was like, oh, so. That's why he knew what he was doing up there.

Well, listen, if y'all don't care about men making more money than women, I don't give a damn either. Y'all don't care about men taking money out of women's pockets. Why should I give a damn? Not your own. I don't care. All right. I don't care. Yes.

But also last night, and I did not, look, I'll be honest, I did not get the watches full verses. I tried. The verses went down. It was like at the same time. So Tyreeke, Tyreek combined the names. Tyrese and Tank. Yeah, his name would be Tyreek. Tyreece and Tank went back.

back and forth at a verses in LA. And they were, I mean, I expected them to be very entertaining, but they were just that. Very entertaining. So I'm just going to play a few moments that I saw, and I also saw it like on the timeline. Well, first of all, I know we were having a conversation about the songs, like, because, you know, they do the 10 songs each.

And we were trying to figure out here, because remember we were going to do our little mini-mix, what songs we played for Tank, what songs we played for Tyrese? And I was like, well, Tank got a lot of songs that he's written that a lot of people don't know or give him credit for. So last night he did, oh, Omarion's, oh, and I didn't know that that was,

I did not know that. That's always the cheat code and the verses. Yeah, I don't know. But the songs that you wrote, you know what I mean? It's not just about the songs that you perform, it's your career. So the songs that he read,

the songs that he performed on. That he wrote the songs that he appeared on like Tyrese and Chingie. Like, just Chingy came out last night. Yeah, I mean, and Tyrese did the hook to that. So that's what verses about your whole career. He's singing his part. Like, if you're going to do, you can't.

Well, take said the boys are on tour. Because they were on tour. Yeah. I don't know. I just feel like, no. Like, do your songs. You know what I'm saying? I know you wrote the songs.

But if you're not the artist, I just feel like if you're not going against another writer. I agree with that. It should be. I think it's your whole catalog. Because when Sean Garrett in the dream went against each other, that made a lot of sense because they had their own songs, but they also wrote a lot of songs to other people.

If you are a writer, you should be going up against somebody that actually has written a lot of songs like Justice said. I agree. Well, there was also another song moment. original song moment that, you know, was everywhere last night as well, too. So in between the sets, Tyrese was changing outfits.

It was like a whole rollout. Like they got there for the rehearsal. That was like an outfit thing. And then he's on stage or changing outfits. And Tank makes it a funny moment. It was funny throughout the whole show, but makes it a funny moment about Tyrese's turtleneck. Let's take a listen.

You recycle that turtleneck. You should take off that turtleneck. Anytime you feel like a take off that turtleneck. Oh, I know, I know that was on a fly. That's like we used to do a while and out. And Tank is so talented, on the spot and funny, so I know that you ain't got nothing, Tyrese? Yes, we got some Tyrese too.

Yeah, so we got, like Tyrese wasn't even there. No, Tyrese was there and he did, there were certain songs that we were waiting for him to hear, but signs of love making was one of the ones that I saw that I was like, I kid, and Mike was on. Who won the verse? Right. I saw people online saying they were giving it to Tank and I didn't get to watch a full one so I don't have a pick I saw a person saying Tyrese.

I saw people saying Tyrese. You watched more of it than we did. I watched it. I would say, of course, you know more of Tyrese songs, but I think Tank was more of the showman last night. So entertaining. He was more entertaining. He was playing to the women.

He was talking to the crowd. So I would put it smack dad in the middle. And the reason I like Tank is I did not know a lot of Tank songs. But we're still in it. Canadian women are looking for more. More out of themselves, their businesses, their elected leaders, and the world are out of them. And that's why we're thrilled to introduce the Honest Talk podcast. I'm Jennifer Stewart.

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We got front page news And then Fetty Wap will be joining us So don't go anywhere It's the Breakfast Club Good morning Morning everybody is DJ NV Jasselaris Shalamaine Nagai

We are the Breakfast Club Let's get to some front page news. What's up, Mimi? Good morning, NB, Jess Chaldemaine. How y'allel doing this Friday? Page, Mimi. Uh-huh. Say it again.

Hi. I want to be tanker, Tyrese. Shut up. So what? You still do comedy? Wow. Wow. Wow.

I'm saying. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Go ahead, Mimi. We start this hour with some breaking news out of Washington. So this is an update from the last hour.

So after a 40-day shutdown, the Senate has reached a deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, at least part of it. So, Senators approved a deal at 220 this morning after an all-night session. So here's what the deal does. It would fund TSA, FEMA, and Coast Guard, and several other Homeland Security agencies, which would help keep airports open, travel back to normal. But the deal does not include funding for ICE deportation, enforcement operations. And so that has been the main source of the main issue that's been holding everything up. So this comes just hours, though, after President Trump said that he would move to immediately pay

TSA officers, of course, who have been working, you know, for weeks without pay. So this deal could bring some relief, especially at airports, but it's not done yet. It has to be passed by the House and lawmakers are still scheduled to leave Washington today, but it is expected to be signed by the president if they

can get that done. So they won't get paid today then? Because today is a day that's supposed to miss another check. Today is their payday. I doubt it will happen today, yeah. Or maybe next week. And I mean, I should still be in the airport. this weekend. Pretty much. Pretty much.

And switching gears, there's a new fight brewing between the state of Florida and the National Football League over something called the Rooney Rule. Florida's Attorney General is now demanding that the NFL suspend the rule

saying it violates Florida's law because it considers race in the hiring process. So are you all familiar with the Rooney Rule and what it does? No, I'm not. You have to interview

a certain amount of black candidates for head coaching jobs. Yeah, so it does. does not require teams to hire them, but you have to interview them for a minority coach or a head job or a front office job to make sure more people are getting a fair shot at the job. Well, the NFL, they put the rules in place years ago after criticism that more black coaches were not getting those opportunities. A supporter say the rule opens the doors, creates fair competition, but critics say hiring should be completely race neutral. and now Florida is warning the NFL that the rule, if the rule isn't

suspended, the state will take legal action and Florida is home to what? Three NFL teams? Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville. Yes, three. Yeah, Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville. Okay.

And switching gears again, comedian Drewski. He's getting a lot of backlash this morning from conservatives. Why? Because he's hilarious. Hmm, well, he posted a skit online called How Conservative Women Act in America.

And that's where he puts on a blonde wig, heavy makeup. He plays a dramatic conservative character in a series of over-the-top scenes. He's praying at rallies, doing long speeches, ordering fancy dog treats, the whole thing. I think we have a little bit of a snippet. War is raising in Iran. We're praying for all the soldiers and troops. That's great that you're praying. I know the kids that died when the USA hit the towers.

It broke my heart. That is the... Oh. In what ways have you grown closer to Jesus? I serve a righteous God. And that is why we say our prayers. We are all his children. Well, it's more of a visual.

You got to have to see it. That's hilarious, no. But you got to see it. But yes, that is. Drewski's makeup artist is amazing. What? Oh, my God. Yes.

Everybody that keep Aten, Erica, Kirk, those are not your friends, Erica. Anybody sent you that video. your friend sent you that video and said Drewski's making fun of you, they're not your friends, and that's how they see you, because he ain't say he was Erica Kirks. No, not. I never said her name. All he said was conservative women. I can think of a lot of conservative women before I

think of Erica, but that's how they think you look, Erica. They ain't your friends if they sent you that video and said Druski making fun of you. He never said her name, but, you know, conservatives have come out and now they're saying things. So, Senator Ted Cruz, he said the video is beneath contempt. I don't want to hear that. I don't want to hear that from nobody who supports President Donald J. Trump.

And several other conservative commentators, they've also come out. They say it crosses the line. I don't want to hear none of this. And they're pointing out that she just lost her husband and she should be off limits. I don't want to hear none of that. Donald Trump just literally said he was glad Robert Mueller died. Yeah. Amongst a million other things he said that have been below contempt.

I don't hear. Nope. But there are other Sharr who said, you know, she's a political figure who gives speeches. She runs a major political organization and that makes her fair game. But he wasn't made. He didn't say he was making fun of him. He never said her. All he said was conservative women.

He could have been trying to put his bid in for white chicks too. We never know. That's right. And after one day he had 62 million people watch that video. Hello? I love it. I think he's like at $100 million. Yeah, 100 million.

100 million? I just checked. I just looked at Instagram. 297,000 comments. Shout out to Druski. All I know is this. Erica, anybody that sent you that video and said Druski making fun of you,

they are not your friend. Okay, they think you look ridiculous. Because Drusky looked ridiculous in that video. Yeah, he did. They think you look ridiculous, Erica. So I want you to know that. And finally, really, really quick, because we went to go see Cardi last night. There's a new college course that's putting hip hop in the classroom in a whole new way.

So shout out to Howard University and good morning to all my fellow Bisons. They are launching a new course focused on Cardi B, but it's not just about her music. So the class will study business, marketing, branding, cultural impact behind her album rollout. So basically it's going to teach students how the music industry really works using Cardi B as a case study. The course will look at everything From marketing strategy Live performance The social media branding

And how artists build their careers How they make money School officials say this is about Treating Hip Hop like a global business And a cultural force that it is And giving students real world Industry knowledge Not just textbook theory

It is I love it that It starts this fall There's no blueprint to be successful in hip hop though Because you can't look at a Cardi B and say that's the way to do it Because Cardi B is just special Like some things are in you

not on you. Yeah, but her, she's not just an artist and, you know, a great personality. She's a business woman. So that part of it will be taught too, right?

You said the marketing, the branding, they'll follow. Yeah, they'll follow from the beginning and see the moves that she made that. But you can't duplicate that. You can't duplicate it.

What she was doing on social media with special to her. You can duplicate it, but some of the moves that she said, yeah, to study the, what she did, when she decided not to do the strip clubs

anymore, when she started marketing and doing the guerrilla marketing and all of stuff, yeah, you can study that. You can't do it. You can't do it.

Not everybody could do it, but you can study how she did it, though. And even furthermore, patience, her, that's not just our part. What is it? Not just her public is. Oh, way, well, what in my bed? I don't know what else she was

because nobody else is trying to effing help me. But, yes, patience, her. Like, you study her too. She actually is a good roadmap to, like, success and business and stuff. You know, she's been with Cardi forever since the beginning. And then look at all that, just her team, all the people around her.

so it should be a really good class. F both of y'all niggins. What did we do? We didn't even do nothing. We had to figure out what she was trying to say. I can't help you. I can't help you. I know what she did.

I know what she did. That's why I can answer. I don't know what you was trying to say. I had to figure it out. Is that, is she just Cardi's? I don't know. We don't know. There's no patience.

Now y'all don't know. I don't. I know her manager. I know where she started with Shaft. I know her manager, Tubby. I like, I don't know. Patience is like a brand. Patience is everything.

I don't know, patience gets things done. She's a publicity. She's a brand man. I don't know. Solute the patience. Drop on the clues, bottom patience. I don't know her technical.

Yeah, I don't know her technical. Yeah, I don't know the name. I just feel like that's cardies of a half. I mean, I don't know. I just didn't know the proper position. Why? Neither do us. We didn't know.

We didn't know. I thought y'all would know. Why? Well, that is your front page news. I'm B.B. Brown. Follow me at Bimmy Brown. She get mad at us when we didn't know. I'm trying to help you know.

I'm trying to know. I'm saying, we didn't get no, she's mad at us. Give us the middle of pink. All she doing is hands more than us. You know. All right. When we come back, Freddie Wop will be joining us at Old Move. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Oh, yes. That's right. Today's Friday. So you know on Fridays, we do the People's Donkey Man. 1-800-585-105-1. You can call up right now and give somebody the credit they deserve for being stupid. It's the Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Salomey and the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special. guest back in the building. Yes indeed. This album is out today. Ladies and gentlemen, FettyWop. Back. Yo, yo, what it is. What's up, how you feeling?

Easy on them. Easy on them. I feel good, man. Already, did you really want to put this album out of? You felt like you had to. Yeah, that was a fast turn around. Like, this is a, like an organic thing? Or you just like, man, I got it. This. No, it's definitely organic. Okay, okay. I wanted to. For sure. Okay. Now, the name of the album is Xavier. Yeah. What is, who is Xavier is like my alter ego? Okay. I'm saying like just a more mature version of myself Like The one that sat back and took its time

One that Just watches this around us You know more more mental awareness Just No just not allowing Not allowing no BS this time You know what I'm saying Just a better version of my old self

Now how has it been since you've been home A couple months now How has that feeling been Because I've seen even when you move around You move around a lot lighter Yeah It's more you really look where you where you're performing now.

It's not just performing in any club and strip club. Like, I see that you're making a conscious effort to do things a different type of way. So explain that and break that down a little bit. You know, like, when I was down, I just kept telling myself, like, you know what I mean? Like, if you want to be the best, you got to treat yourself like the best. You know what I'm saying? No matter how people view you, no matter what you read in the comments or if you're not as, as, as, everybody else, like, you still have to carry yourself a certain way.

And I believe that when you follow that mindset It'll come into fruition for me so That's just what I'm doing like I'm treating myself like a superstar Was there a time where you had to cut people off because they came around and they expected old fettie The wild out fettie that did you have to cut people off or was a little easier than that It already happened when I first came home Like it wasn't it wasn't no it wasn't the space to cut you off like you mean It was already gone

Yeah it was already there like so oh we're about to come to the studio So, no, you're not. You know what I'm saying? Like, we ain't doing that. So it was like, when I was, when I was calling, nobody was answering. Now everybody's trying to pop back up. Like, we ain't, we ain't happening at this time.

So, yeah, it wasn't, it wasn't even a great area to have that conversation with nobody. Is there any resentment from people because of that? Because you set those boundaries? I don't know. I don't know. I don't speak to him to find out. You know, I wanted to know, too,

after you did the first album, your voice sounded a certain way, right? Yeah. Then right after you did, the record, the record that sticks out of my mind is the record with Cali and those records,

it seemed like something changed with your voice. Yeah. What was that? Because in this project, it seems like you got it back. And that was my fear, always with you was like,

the first time they heard you, the raw vocals that sounded different and then your voice changed. Everything changed. And I was like, well, what was that changed? And how did you get it back to this? Really, it was like,

I was just trying, like, different things, like, I was like trying to make another trap coin so much that I'm like maybe I should just try something else and then you know what I mean if it work it work if it don't then I'll just go back but I was doing different things so much I forgot how to you know what I mean like I forgot how to spend back but I'm like ah you know what this time I sat back and I'm just like I got to get back in that groove so with with this whole project it was more so like let me just try to be more of a creator than a creative than then just trying to make songs to put out, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, that's how I got to get back in that bag. Like, when I did the trap queen, 6, 7, 9, and all those records, like, it was just me having fun

being creative, like, just doing something different. Like, let me try this out and see how it's sound. And that's what I did with this one. So, like, to answer your question earlier, that's why I felt like, you know, I'm like, yeah, like, I'm ready for it. Like, you know, you know how I records. This is nothing new. Like, you know,

I do that, I'm in there a lot. I record a lot of records, but this time I took my time recording the record. You know what I mean? Like, even though it happened a little faster, but I felt like I felt like like I found that sound again. Like I found that, all right, that, yeah, bang. You know, there's little about, so, yeah, that's,

I feel like, I feel like that, that voice came back, like, this time. You're singing a lot more on the album. Yeah, we get to hear the vocals. Yeah, for sure, for sure, for sure, for sure. So that's, like, that's, like, that's just. No, definitely purposely. I definitely purposely did it, like, um, because, you know, I, like, I always been, like, the melody,

like the melody do you know what I'm saying but like I'm like I could do I could do a little bit more yeah you never tapped into you got vocals on here I'm trying to yeah I'm trying to I'm trying to do too much I ain't I ain't I ain't trying to do too much but that's trying to get you jack hollow on yeah yeah you sound good though I appreciate that I appreciate that for sure how do you measure your your own growth as an artist when you creating a project um from the people honestly like from the people like I like this time around when I was recording like I tried to have people I don't know. Like,

like people I don't know there. And I just, I just read the energy in the room. Like, if people on their phone too much or they're not paying attention, they scratch it. Damn. You know what I'm saying?

Damn. Like, if I start, I see people, you know what I mean? Like, ah, yeah, we're gonna keep that one. Like, you know what I'm saying?

And that's how I kind of, you know, like, because if you got the gods there, I mean, that's hard. You know what I even say that, bro. turn the beat on, he might just bop because they're there in the moment.

And just being on the phone don't necessarily mean you're not listening. That's just sadly the way the world is. No, so throughout the process, like, if you ever been in, like, if you ever been to anybody's sessions, like, you know, some people take two hours of, uh, to, uh, to make a song. Some people take a day. Some people might do it in 30 minutes. Like, you know what I mean, I'm kind of a little bit quicker, but, uh, uh, that process of, not bring me back right there. All right, bring me here here. All right, let me, let me do these devils right here. And let me do the, you know, on the outside, it's quiet. you know the engineer got to hear you so it's real quiet out there so people just kind of just waiting so if they react then every time that beat drop oh yeah all right now like you know what I'm saying

you kind of yeah they feeling this a little bit you know what I mean and then when it's time to do the playback then everybody just started you know I mean everybody start having fun they jamming so like if if it's not going that way even when the playback come it's like all right yeah maybe it's not the one I kind of like that's like a open mic type of situation like Where do you get the people from if they don't know you? Like, how do you? So, like, I just invite, like, friends that I met, like, that when I was in prison, you know what I'm saying? Well, they know you, but they ain't never.

Yeah, exactly. Like, you know what I mean? Like, they'll just tell you, you know what I mean? Just tell you people they they want, you know, my sister want to meet you. You know what I mean? Stuff like they, you bring to the stew, bro. And it would be like probably like five, six people there, like five, six, seven people, not too much. And I'll just see how they react when I'm recording.

And it'll be like that. I have like a few dudes from like a few like media outlets and stuff like that. Like you just see how they reacting. I mean. When you came home, you were well received when you came home, right? We've seen you pop out with A-Booky. We've seen you pop out with a bunch of people. We've seen artists celebrating you.

Even on this album now, I mean, you got, you know, Wiz Khalifa, Honey Baby, Tink, Max B, you know, Al-Bi. You got a G Herbo. You got so many things. Were you surprised about the love that you received when you came on? Yeah, of course. Why? I mean. And I'm gonna keep saying you know because you really do know.

Like, it wasn't like this. You know what I'm saying? Like, even when we did our record, bro, like, you know what I mean? People wasn't really like, people wasn't rocking with me the way they say they is now. You know what I mean? Like, and it's cool. Like, you know what I mean? Like, and I don't like to be that person, like, to try to bring that negativity out of it.

But I'm just also a real dude. Like, I'm not going to ever be fake to myself. But, you know, like I tell everybody, like, I appreciate it so much more than anybody understand. because that feeling of feeling forgotten, you know what I mean, or thinking you've been forgotten or just sitting in that, you know, sitting in there and like you don't hear yourself or nobody reaching out and you hear like how everybody else, oh, people just reached out to this person while he was down.

I'm like, what's up, like, you know what I mean? To come home and it's like everybody, like, we've been waiting for you. And I'm like, thanks. Yeah, I didn't know. Y'all didn't make me feel like that when I was down. Yeah, I was going to say, what do you think changed that? What do you think that came from? I guess just like

I don't know I just I just never changed like you know what I'm saying like I never changed when I still true to who I was like you know what I'm saying like and I don't I don't like to like to how you say like what's the word I'm looking for like like congratulate that but you know like

I still told them what I did like you know what I'm saying like I'll glorify it yeah I don't want to like glorify like that side of it but you know like I I did what I had to do. Like, when it was my time to go sit down, I sat down, and I, you know what I mean? I did it on my 10, bro.

And I guess a lot of people respect that, you know what I mean? And this was what comes with it. I don't know. I don't know how to explain. I think you also remind people of a great year. A great time. Yeah, when you, that 2015, 2014, 2015. It was a whole era.

I think people really wanted, they like, I remember that era. Absolutely. Yeah, we had a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun. Every club, I mean, everywhere I went that year that year 2015, 2016,

everywhere I went, it was just always fun. Like, we never had incidents at any of my parties. Anywhere I performed that was never a problem. Everybody had,

even the security guards was in there. Like, bro, do your job, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, but it was lit though, like, I feel like,

I don't know, I just feel like, I'm just happy, bro, like, you know what I mean? Like, that's my only emotion I have. Like, I'm just,

I'm just super happy and humble. like appreciative to everybody that's been showing me love. All the artists that's been posting everything, been commenting, like, I've been seeing everything, and I'll just be like, thank y'all so much. Like, y'all don't understand how appreciative I am of that. I know you're doing music, but is it true?

You got your GED and HVAC certification? I didn't get my HED certification, but I got my GED. Okay, okay. But you took HVAC courses? Yeah, for sure. Any of your family members call you and be like, hey, I don't come to meet you, come back. We all live in Jersey.

You took HVAC courses. What's that? I started it, but when I got my date back to come home, I ain't have enough time to finish. Got you. Was there at a time where you was thinking, like, man, after this music, I'm going to go learn a trade. When I come home, this is what I'm going to do.

Of course. That was the reason why I was doing it. I didn't know, like, I didn't, honestly, I didn't think none of this was going to happen like this. Really? Oh, really? For sure. Yeah, like, I didn't think it was going.

I was going to come home and it was going to be like this. I'm like, no way. I'm just get, because all I remember was, like they was like oh well all the equipment it's heavy when we gotta carry like the let me fix like we got to take the Aces out and stuff like that I'm like I gotta get my weight up yeah so he worked out because he was like I gotta go HVAC I gotta carry hot water heat is out of it yeah I got if I got start doing stuff like that I got you know I respect that you was willing to say you know I'm gonna go get a job right I'm not I'm not

once I put my pride to the side like once I remove pride out of the out of the topic bro I started living my life right I'm saying I just be happy I'll be chilling I'm mean like I'll be feeling you know I look in the mirror I look good I feel good I smell good I'll just be chilling like and that's just that prior to prior to dim your light prior to take that glow from you know what I'm saying like you feel like you too good to ask anybody for help

I'm not that's not me no more you know what I mean like I don't care how people view me and in certain aspects I say like that in certain aspects of my life I don't care how people view me I mean like I know how I feel to to have a lot I know how I feels to have nothing I know how I feel is to feel like nothing. I've known how I feels when people feel like they got the power over you.

You know what I'm saying? I've been in that situation for four years in my life where people telling me with a stand-up, people telling me when I can leave and go out to eat, people telling me when I can go work out or come back in a unit, you know what I'm saying? Or just constantly raiding myself just because they just want to go home and, hey, guess who sell I hit today? You're like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I've been through that, and it's the corniest thing in life.

So now I'm just living my life with me. Like, I don't, nobody could ever make me feel that low again. And I promise I'm never going to let nobody get that power again. When did you get your dream for music back? Like, when you say, you know what, I'm going to get a music thing? It's crazy. When I left here, like, after we did the interview, it was when I left here. You know, that was, if I'm not mistaken, that was the day I went straight to the studio.

And that's when I laid down, like, I laid down all them songs that day. Really? Did the MaxB collaboration come from y'all meeting here? Yeah, for sure. I was wondering that. Wow. What was it about doing this interview? Um,

it was just the energy, bro. Like, the energy, man. Like, like, like y'all just showed me my love, you know what I'm saying? Like,

y'all didn't have to. Trust me, listen, we listen to y'all every morning. So, you know, you get rough up here. You know what I mean?

You get rough up here. Definitely. And, and, and the way y'all, the way y'all, the way y'all just brought me back home, But it just was like, it was all love.

So it was like, you know, like, I'm going to, like, I'm going to hear me. I want to be in that top 30 countdown. Like, you know what I mean? Just challenges, man. I just like to challenge myself, you know? And then it was like, everybody like, all right, what's up? Like, you know, then the whole 2015, 2016, 2016, 2016, I'm like, no, I got, let's go have some fun. That's what made me happy when he came to my, the black film reunion.

I did it tomorrow, an American dream, to see the kids from age five. Yeah. to 40-year-old people, 50-year-old people. It was like they were just so... I mean, he had the mall stopped. Multiple floors. Multiple floors. But it was like, when I seen a five- and six-year-old kid,

knew every record, knew every word, it was really surprising. And I seen your face, it was just like, holy... You know what I mean? Because it's a little bit unbelievable a little bit. You know, like, the timeframes don't match up. And that's what always get me, you know what I'm saying? Like, I meet a lot of people that are like,

oh, you shape my high school years, you shape my college years. but these kids ain't in college or high school yet. You know what I'm saying? It's like, how do you like, you know what I mean? And like for me it's like, wow, like what they call like generational, like different generations. Like I made it to two different generations of life.

Like, you know what I mean? And that's, that don't happen for a lot of people. So like to, when I walked in here, I'm not expecting that. Like, you know what I'm like? What is going on? Like, this is crazy. but you know it just it was just like I'm just happy like you know what I mean like I'm just happy for all of it like sure your first time performing you know since you've been out

were you nervous leading up to it uh to actually perform no to be around like have people that close to me yeah yeah what made you nervous about that I've been in prison before you know what I got so you like a friend before you don't know who's there who's not like social Yeah. Because, you know, you got the group of people you be with. I mean, I put it to you like this. If it's too many people who are on the yard, something about to happen to somebody.

You know what I'm saying? Like, something about to happen to somebody. Like, you know what I mean? So, and, you know, a lot of people were going, well, you wasn't even down that long. I was down enough to understand what was happening. You know what I mean? I was down.

I was all right. All right, come on. We're going to play the back wall. You did, you do like four, right? Yeah. That's long with you. That's not that one. I hate when people say shit like that.

You're going to do it. But you got people that, you know, you got people that's been in there for a long time. But, you know what I'm saying? So, like, to come right out, I think it was literally the next two days or the next three days or something like that. And we walk in there.

I'm thinking they're going to have a little section. I could probably just let me ease into it. As soon as I walk down, I'm talking about right here. Damn. Yo, hold on. Like, like, like, you know what I'm saying? Back up, bro. It's crazy.

but it was just, you know, it was just a little, like a little... Uncomfortable at first. Yeah, so they had, I had like, totally, oh, let me go, like, by the DJ booth. I know all the DJs that was over there, so I'm like, I feel a little bit better right here. That's why that video is from me of the DJ booth. Because I'm like, yeah, I can't stand right there, but I can't do that. Is there anything new that you're still getting used to? Like, what else are you still getting used to?

Really? I just, like, just the kids, bro. Like, like, these little kids just be running up on me. 1730 a minute? I'm like, bro, how do you know me? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, but it's like the TikTok. Like, I've been doing that a lot.

Like, my little kids, like, like, like that. Yeah, I saw the one you did. You're getting it. I'm getting it. I'm getting it. I'm learning. I'm learning. Like, I've just been like, and everybody like, yeah, bro, like, you just been having,

I'm like, yeah, I'm just having fun. Like, I'm just enjoying it. Like, you know? And I, like, I just did a, I think it was last Sunday. I just did a walk for, like, a glaucoma walk for, for the little home. me baby Hayes, he was born with congenital glaucoma. We got the same.

He's like, I don't want to call it disease, no. Condition. Condition. Yeah, you feel me? And his sister, his sister was there. And we did it like, we did the little TikTok and everything like that. It was a good turnout. So, like, that's how I've been really, like, moving around.

Like, I just try to, I just been trying to have fun while still working and, you know, me, just staying focused and doing something positive with my son. I love it. How is fatherhood? I mean, it's good. Yeah. It's great. I can't complain.

You know what I mean? Like, you know, every now and then we got, like, everybody got, everybody got their own issues. But I feel like as lately, like, you know, me and the mother of my children, we just, we talk, we talk to each other in real life and not on social media. Right. So it's not supposed to be. You know what I mean? That's been a good thing, you know what I'm saying? And I just try to keep it like that, you know?

Like, I'm not the best person in the world. You know, I'm never claiming to be the best father in the world. you know what I'm gonna do what I gotta do every time I'm called on, you know what I'm saying? And they understand that what's going on for me. I'm running around right now with the, uh, with the, I'm gonna all that doing the press running and everything.

So they ain't been, you know what I mean? But all the kids older, they got phones. I face time, call them, and I can. Like, you know what I mean? Like, it's just been, fatherhood is just, it's a blessing. Like, you know what I mean? Just to have the kids just call your dad, what's up?

Like, what I'm like, I'm gonna get you. Like, yeah, it's a good. Yeah, it's a good. One of your baby moms got mad as soon as you came home, right? Well, so we talked about that last time you said it was Maseka. And then, but then after that, there was, I don't know which, what her name is, the other light skin girl. She got on social media too.

She made a video and she was upset and she was talking about, I forget her name, though. Some of the one of your baby mom's light skin. I think she has like red hair or she had black hair at the time. She changed her hair colors a lot. She lives in Jersey. She's from Jersey. She's probably like, that's all of me.

I can't remember her name, but she was. was upset. It was kind of, it wasn't even about you seeing the kids. It was something with her talking about you were running around with people who you shouldn't have been running around with who weren't holding you down and she felt like she deserved like more. I don't know nothing about that. I was just thinking like, get a brother a minute. He just came home. But then we saw you

with your kids with Masika and you know, all of that worked out. I mean like, like I said before, like I don't talk about, I don't talk bad about them. Like I will never speak bad about them. When I was down, they held my, they did, they did what they had to

They're great mothers. My kids are healthy and growing. They're glowing. They're beautiful. They know who I am. They love me. They made sure they know they love me. They didn't forget me.

They didn't let them forget me. So I'm forever grateful of my kids' mom. So I don't have nothing bad to say about them. I saw you say at 1.2. I think it was on Gillian Wallow that you had told, like, your kids, you didn't even want them to see you after a while. No, y'all didn't. So what were the conversations like just about that time?

Because they're probably wanting to know what that time period was like, No, they knew what was going on. Like, I still spoke to him over the phone. Yeah. As far as, like, coming to see me in prison, no. You know, it's just, it's like, when I visit over, man, like, like I said, they got the power. You know what I mean? Like, like, one thing I can't say, though, the only good thing is, like, they allow you to have your kid with you the whole time.

Like, yeah. Oh, and you can see them, touch them. Yeah, like, you can hold them the whole time. They can sit on your lap. Right there, the entire time, you know what I'm saying? But when it's over, it's over. Yeah. And when they say, all right, Daddy, come on, like, no, I can't come right now.

So when you're coming, like, I mean, I don't want to keep having this conversation every week. Then I go back, they could just be somebody playing at the wrong time. I mean, I'm mad that I can't go with my kids and somebody say something crazy now. You know what I mean, now? Yeah. You know what I mean? I would go ask, does that make the bid harder or easier? Would you rather not see them at all or see them every now and then?

No, it make it easier. Okay, okay. It make it easy because you're not looking forward to it. Right, right, right, right, right. You know what I'm saying? Like, you're not looking forward to it. And then, like, if you got people in the fast, man, you know, like, if you know, you know, man, like, you could talk to your kids every day. You know what I'm saying?

You can see your kids every day. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, so if you're not making that effort, unless you just don't got no money, like, I'm going to say it like that, but, you're going to mean, be a laundry dude, like, or do something. It's a lot of, it's a lot of jobs in jail you can do to be able to be able to, you. Talk to your kids. We appreciate you for joining us. I just want to say one thing.

One thing I do respect is I like to watch people when the cameras are not on. And when I've seen you leaving an event, a kid stopped you and just said, you know, they wanted a picture. And what impressed me is you sat there and you spoke to that kid for a minute, right? Kid had no idea. But he was asking the kid like, so what do you like to do? Well, I do this. And it was just like a connection where you didn't have to. Like, you know, you could have just got out of there.

You know, you did what you had to do. But I respect that because for that kid, when you left, he was happy in a pig. I don't know what. But I respect that the most because you make those connection with your fans and a lot of people don't. So I respect. He's going to say, piggy. I'm going to curse because I'm talking about a kid. I don't want to say a pig.

And you don't know what. That could be a blanking. You know what? Is that like something from y'all time? From your all time? You know what I was trying to give you some. That's all right. That's all right.

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to all the artists that's on the project. You know what I'm saying? Everybody that took their time out to send back their verses and that even took the time out to listen to the song. I felt like it was good enough that they wanted to be on it. So all the producers that helped me with this project, I just want to thank everybody for just showing me love I said oh yeah I'm free to God

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who won the verses tank or Tyrese and I said that Ray J. wade in on who he thought did not win and wanted you guys to hear that let's take a listen I ain't seen the whole verses but I know Tyrese was trash Tyrese was worse than I was on versus you know and I can feel it I can just feel the turtleneck and the anxiety and his voice and in his mood Tyrese was trash I think Tank won and that's before I even finish watching it but I just I can feel the anxiety and insecurity and Tyrese's voice and his look and his mannerism.

Tyrese is completely trash. He always has been. I didn't just say it, the Rock's headed as well. Even though he's from Watts, it's just, I think there's much more talented than people from Watts. That was a waste of time, like. Yeah. Man, he didn't even watch the whole verse.

But also he said Tyrese didn't sound better than him. Y'all won't hear Ray J when he was at verse. Y'all remember how Ray Jans said? No. Yes, yes, I want to hear. wish to have a million bucks Go! Well, I wish you don't be in love

So, feel me This is all unnecessary Why I did that to Ray? The last 60 seconds has been Unnecessary Mess. He is wild. But what did he got beef with Tyrese or something? I don't know when.

I text him, ask him, what should issue with Tyrese? Because Tyrese sounded, he sounds good. Right. He didn't say any better than Tyrese. You ain't played none of Tyrese last hour. You played like 20 seconds of Tyrese. I did. And now you play in Ray J saying that Tyrese is trash.

But now you want to act like Tyrese sounds so good. because you feel bad because Ray Jard caught him trash for no reason. I've always said that Tyrese sounds amazing. I haven't told you that when I opened up the segment. We did. We played some of Tyrese last segment. Okay. So we're,

oh, I wanted to mention too. They said Genuine was supposed to be at the verses, but he got caught up in all of the TSA mess at the airport and wasn't able to make it into the verses. People were looking for Genuania. That's who they really needed to come up there. They were supposed to close out the verses with Genuine. It didn't happen.

And he was supposed to dance. They were going to sing and dance, I'm assuming. They have new music coming. they teased it. Four o'clock. Jamie Fox made it, though. But okay, all right. So moving on,

other music news, the Kanye West, I was going to say, I don't even know how you intro this, but Kanye West, yay, he dropped music-ish, like I'm a little confused. So bully was slated to drop today.

Yesterday at the concert, I knew it was going to drop. I text a person on Kanye side and I say, hey, is this actually going to come out? Because it's been supposed to come out, and they keep pushing a date. They said, yes, it's coming out. I went to look this morning.

and I didn't see a new 2026 bully rendition on a streaming. I saw some older renditions, right? But then on Twitter, there's like all these songs that are out from Kanye West, from this new project. And what fans and now the reports are saying

is that last night while we were at the concert a little bit after, and a little bit after midnight as well too, he streamed. At the Cardi concert. Cardi concert, yes. He streamed on YouTube like a full listening of the album of some sort. I haven't listened to that in full. I just

saw a lot of the clips online and fans are excited. They say we got the old Kanye West back. Yes, yeah, I'm excited. I'm excited for him. I've always said I bought a white queen to the altar. To the altar. Dr. Umar would not appreciate that. But you got to hear the bar,

but you got to hear the couple bars after that. I feel like he's talking about the cost of like trying to do all that. Be the black man with the white girl. I don't know. I haven't listened to it in full, to be honest with you guys. No, Kanye has always been so great musically that, that you always going to check for Kanye's music, right? Yes.

For the most part. But I don't know what Kanye could. do to make people care about the new music in like a massive, massive way. You know what I mean? Like, you know, you're not, think about back in the day how there was a frenzy around Kanye West's music.

Like, I didn't even know he'd put out snippets last. See, that's what I'm saying. And that's why I confuse me because I'm like, I'm Googling, I'm trying to find it. But I think what it would be is he would have to be so super vulnerable and have to like not be vulnerable for like a rage bait. Like, you know, the past Kanye West has been doing. We don't know the difference though.

Kanye's always been vulnerable. Yeah, but I feel like in the last, like, the last couple of projects has been, like, stuff that we don't, it's been things that make people upset. If Kanye stopped pumping, if he stopped pump faking, if he stopped pump faking, it said my album is coming out this day, it would be, it would be a lot more,

it would be a frenzy for people to hear Kanye music. If he did a couple of interviews, I think he would. But he keeps pump faking, you didn't, you do press, and didn't even know if it came out if it didn't come out. I'm still confused. I'm not being on it. I'm still confused right now. I can't even download it on the DPS.

I actually think, DSP and me? I actually think Kanye, antics over the last several years overshadow everything. Everything is. So even when we hear about music or any project you just think about well what's going to come with that? What's the antics that are going to come with? They're still excited about Kanye. They still

want to hear Kanye. I know I am. Yeah. And some of the stuff that I was... It's different. It's different. Very different. But that's what I mean by vulnerable. Not saying that he hasn't. We always know that Kanye West wears everything on his sleeve and his music. I just feel like the vulnerability over the last couple years has been the antics that you guys are talking about. And that's why I don't want. that if he comes out with an album like bully and it's actually just great music

and the focus is the music and we can get back to thinking about how great he was as an artist that's the best thing for him. Yeah, and there are some, I heard a new audio from his mom on this album and he has like unreleased vocals from himself on this album.

So I don't know, once I get to hear the four, we'll be back, but I did want to take some... Because he's still selling out shows, right? He's sold out Japan. He's so loud, LA. They're still selling out of things happening. With that type of catalog, why would? me.

Yeah. With the stature of artists that he is. It just feels very underground. If you don't know when Kanye's album is coming out, you don't know what's playing. Like, how many renditions of bully do we need? I don't know. I was excited for both because he always had like a power story. Like, remember when he was like, I was going down on my cousin when I was 14?

I was like, okay, where's the music? What's going on? I want to hear more. Yes, in the music. So you wanted him to do, put it in your mouth remix? What do you know what you wanted to do? What you wanted him do? What you wanted him do?

You know what? What did you want to? Crazy segue from Put It in your mouth. But the I Heart Shifting gears, the IHart Music Awards went down last night. And I just wanted really quick shout out Kendrick Lamar. He took everything in a lot of the

hip-hop categories. Artist of the Year. Album of the Year for GNX, hip-hop song of the year. Taylor Swift made history last night. She extended her record of IHeart Radio wins, 41 wins. And then her... She was there. She was there. Her and Travis Kelsey made their, like, TV awards debut at the IHart

awards and she thanked him in her speech as she accepted one of her awards for a What? He should be thanking her. He just got a new contract three years And it's only because they want Taylor Swift at them games. Do we have time to play that? No. Okay, well she thanked him because she said that her last round of music was very free and fun and confident and that's what her man gives her. She said thank you to my man. Okay? She didn't say it like that. No, she didn't, but it was a summation of it. You know,

how we would understand it. Period. She didn't talk like that. She didn't have no soul like that. No way. always want to give me, why? She did not have soul like that when she said it. She did. It was like, my fiance, it was different. But yeah, TLC and Vogue and Sautenpeper also

performed. You guys know that they're headed out on tour right now. Ludacris won the landmark award. He also hosted the award show. So it was a great show that you guys can go and watch on Hulu if you want to, you know, take a peek at the I Heart Music Awards. It was historic night. And in closing, thanks to

Top Dog Law for sponsor in this segment. And yo, it is Mariah Curry birthday. Happy birthday, Mariah Curry. Who's Mariah? Mariah? She related to Steph and Aisha? Yeah, that's tough. Mary.

Yeah, I'm sorry. Happy birthday, Mariah Carey. And Fergie. Does she got a wicked jump shot too? Mariah Curry. No, and happy birthday to Fergie. She was once a black IP. Now she's just white.

Now she, you know, she's just going on things. So, happy birthday, Fergie. She's 51, y'all. Oh, my God. Jess was out last night, ladies. ladies, so if you were having done, yeah, she was out.

I only made her one drink. I say, right, I say, happy birthday every day of people. The producer is trying to rap y'all. I am sick of you too.

Okay? You took them out. You took them out last night. He definitely did. What's going on with donkeys? It's the people's donkey, man. Four after the hour.

You can call in and give somebody the credit they deserve for being stupid. So do that right now. 1,800, 585, 105, 1.

Okay? It's the breakfast club. It's your time to nominate a dog, of your own. Remember now? That's how they choose. I was watching now. 800585-105-1. Yeah, it's donkey of today for Friday, March 27th is the people's donkey.

You know, every Friday, we allow you the people to call in and give somebody the credit they deserve for being stupid. So good morning. Who's this? Hey, what up, though? What up, though? Who this? The Deonté. Deonti, who you want to get the biggest he-haw to? To the dude Eddie will be answering the phone. Why is it, man?

Eddie, it put me on hold before I was trying to get my favorite mom with dunk you today. Put me on hold for like 40 minutes there hung up on. The end when I was supposed to give my info to you, Shelby from my, uh, foot, talking to my environment, you put me on hold, he answered the phone and he was like, I, what's no info there, hung up on? That sounds like Eddie Foll. Yeah, so today I caught up my other cell phone and he answered, but he wasn't I asked off my other phone the last couple of times I crossed.

So he got to get the donkey of the day just for picking and choosing who he wanted to answer the car to. Because it'd be some crazy people he'd be letting through the phone. And I called jobs for a real reason. And he just hung up on me for no reason. So Eddie gets a clown in the day. Damn, Eddie. Damn. Clowned out.

And don't try to edit him either, Eddie. You need to hear this. And he got gay ears because he answered all the gay cars. Damn. God. Damn, Eddie F. Eddie F from Philly, Philadelphia Eagle fan, Philadelphia 76 a fan.

Damn, I. People know Eddie F, boy. God damn. Eddie got gay ears. Good morning. Who's this? KG, man, KC. KG from KC. Who you want to get the biggest heat hard to, baby?

Charlemagne and Andy. Oh, God. Come on, man. There got to be other people that y'all want to give donkey to other than a nothing. I'm going to start doing donkeys myself on Friday if y'all can't do better. Go ahead.

Okay. So my donkey is because, man, When Jess be doing the woman of the month And if you that, man, at the end, when she gets done, y'all be making her feel real low, man. Crazy. But y'all be going real quiet and those jokes, another that's, like, come on, man, let it make it, dog.

Can I ask you a question? Thank you. Like, what? Have you learned anything from the women? Have you learned anything from the women of the day that she does? Yep, yep. What you learn?

What you learn? What you learn. I learned that women struggling and stuff. Hello. She don't even do real. women. She do fictional women from movies. No, but I do fictional women from movies. Thank you.

And not real women, sir. Yeah, not real women. Hey, I got a question. I got a question, no, for real. Uh-huh. Like, PSA stuff, can't this shit get fixed? Everybody just like, fucking quit. No, it's actually going to make it worse, I would think.

But no, no, you know what? You're right, though? Because the airlines would start complaining then, because they wouldn't be making no money. So you, basically, like, a boycott is what you're saying. Yeah, yeah. Like, won't that forks their hand? Maybe.

I'm just saying, I just thought that's on the day, because morning, if the gang did it. Hey, my God, man. Hey, love you all, man. Hey, love you all. Hey, man. Most people are the best, man. He is the best.

Every, didn't. Everything, everybody just effing and quit. My husband would have a gang did it. I think it was a little more sophisticated than that. But good morning. Who's this? Good morning. This is.

Janelle, aka, Evens, Hello, Breakfast Club, Salamee Hey, Janairian, Andy Debbie. Who you want to get the biggest he hard to, Janelle?

I want to say, I was a growing show and with Karen woman, she could tell me to sit down and I just dropped like my, I dropped something, I stood up to look

and I share my light, she's like, excuse me, can't sit down and then she can tell me stuff to do. Like, I took on my phone, she's like,

excuse me, can you turn it off? And I was like, okay, I can't even enjoy the show anymore. I want to be for the talkie. Okay. Yeah. All right.

Well, thank you for calling. What she was calling from? I don't know where she was going from, but she said she went to a Broadway play, and she lost something. She stood up and cut her flashlight on looking for it in the middle of the play. Yeah, sit your ass down.

You're talking about it ain't no kern. Depend when she dropped. I don't know. It don't matter. No, for real. It depends when she dropped. Come on, though, y'all. Her medication or something,

and she needed it right in there because her sugar was spiking. I'm serious. I don't know what she. It might have must have been important. Oh, God. Good morning. Who's this? Yo, this is Alan.

How's it going? What's up, Alan? What you calling from? Yo, I'm calling from San Diego, but I'm from Brooklyn, New York. I was like, I'm a veteran. Oh, you a veteran? Yeah. Okay, don't ask, don't tell.

Yo. Who are you? Who are you? Yes, sir. Yo, real quick. When are you doing another book signing? Because I need you to sign my books? Like, you don't know.

Hey. Well, I'll be. I'm going towards no more. just went Hollywood. What you mean? He's so Hollywood. I will be at the Black and a

podcast festival in Atlanta, April 25th. In Atlanta. Pullman Yards. You can bring anybody. You want to be in Atlanta. You know, like,

I'm trying to learn how to use the back door. Like, what you do? Yes, Batman. Teach him out of use the back door. We love a veteran. He said he's trying to learn

how to use it like trash. Don't hold us. I'm not going to hold you. Like, okay, so on High Heart Radio, I've been listening from like the first episode all the way forward. I'm on like years 20-21 right now.

And I love you. You know, like, you feel me? Like, Uncle, I feel like I got to chop it up with you. That's right. I'm talking to celebrities right now. Well, we're not celebrities. I'm your family, brother. Yeah, dear, but you should teach them how to get to the back door.

You know, like, it's like, I'm not going to be hearing your stories and, like, how y'all like, screwed up, but then you kept your family. Like, I'm like, dang, I'm trying to do that. And it's not working. I'm like, damn, I'm really, like, I got out the Navy, like, mental stuff, like, crashing out of my family. I don't have nobody. I'm like, you know what?

I'm going through like one of those little women right now. I was like, let me just call the breakfast club. Second of all. The dude has answered the phone. Eddie, he's mad, cool. Take easy on him. Like, he's cool. Like, it's the people now.

Yeah, he got gay years, so I'm sure that y'all probably get along. But listen, let me tell you something. Yo, watch out. Do you have a therapist? Do you have a therapist? Do you have a counselor? Are you talking to somebody right now? I think that you need to be talking to somebody.

Okay. So, like, I had lost, like, my best friend's, like, suicide. and stuff like that. Sorry to hear that, brother. So I've been, like, crashing out and all that is. And, like, I say the most cautious things to push people away of it. Because I feel like I feel like, like, I have to do with trauma. I read your book.

You feel me? I got old three. I had to read bi him so I could get the hardcover. I appreciate that, man. I got you. I think, like, you're lying. No, you're not. You're not.

No, listen, I appreciate it, brother. You're dealing with, you're dealing with grief right now. And, you know, I don't want you to project that trauma on other people. And I also want you to give you a certain grace. I've protected it onto my daughter. I said some, like, because at my age, I went through some drama stuff, like, 10, like 10, 11, and she hasn't been through none of that. And I feel like I'm the person that is putting her through it.

I'm saying from, I see some mom stuff. I'm like, dang. Let me call the best of clubs, see if they pick up. I'm just going to go. Well, let me tell you something. I'm going to tell you why you're going to get through what you're going to, what you're going to, you're going to get through what you're going through because you're aware of what it is that you're doing to people.

and you're actively trying to do something about it. Some people lack that self-awareness, oh, man. Give yourself some grace, my brother. Yeah, you absolutely have, like, too, that's energy. Also, I feel like, you don't have any black leaders, like, right now coming me. I've been, like, listening to, like, a lot of, like, what's going on.

I feel like, you are a solid black leader, but, like, us is, like, you're very intelligent. You articulate your words, even though you be sisters, like, slurring up, like, a couple of times. Like, damn, like, that's a lot. And, like, I'm not going to, like, DJ, Envy like three years ago he did some DJ event in Virginia and I went to see him I was like I'm going to see DJ Envy he was playing the same mix in the club I'm like you got for real

that's not about right now I'm saying he was fired he was fired yeah thank you said he was fire yeah but also like I also want to shout out my sister real quick she she does like so Brooklyn you go look her up she fire like she has no home like like uh salon and stuff like that You check her out. Sold Brooklyn. Well, see to So Brooklyn on Instagram. Hey, man. You keep doing the work, man.

I'm rooting for you, my brother. And go quick. Can I spit some bars real quick? Yes. Please get it. Not right now, buddy. I just want to see what I was going to say. Yeah, man.

I didn't feel like, yo, let me spit some bars. Bro, we got to go. Yeah, this call was going so good. I didn't want you to ruin it by spick no bars. But thank you, man. I know. I'm not a rapper.

I'm good. Listen, Black Effect Podcast Festival, April 25th in Atlanta, and Atlanta, Georgia. my brother. We'll see you there. Thank you for calling. We do that every Friday. It's the People's Donkey. 1-800-5-105.1. Or you can go to the IHeart Radio app. Go to the Breakfast Club page and click on the

Talkback app and send us a message. Well, when we come back, Tim Schrever will be joining us. Tim Schreiber is an activist. He's a film producer. He is the chairman of the Special Olympics since 1996. He is the founder of an organization called Unite. And he is also the nephew of President John F. Kennedy. Period. Yes.

Big resumes. Oh, my goodness. He's still drunk from last night. All right. We're going to talk to Tim Shriver when we come back as the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody is DJ NV. J. Salarious.

Shalameen the guy. We are the breakfast club. Long Laugh's here with us as well. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. We're here. Welcome. I'm here.

Thank you. Nice to be here. Appreciate you. You all having me. Tell them a little bit about who Tim Schrever is before we get started about why you're here. Well, I grew up in a big family, a lot of politicians. I started my career teaching. I spent 15 years teaching in the New Haven Public School.

created a field called social and emotional learning, looking at the mental health issues and the challenges a lot of kids face across all of income, race, gender, all that kind of stuff. And spent the last 25 years in Special Olympics working on disability, healing the gap between people who do and don't have intellectual and developmental disabilities in the last couple of years

I've been trying to figure out there's a way to heal the gaps in our country. You're the chairman of the Special Olympics. Yes, sir. Yes, yes. And Tim, man, Tim has created a survey that tracks how we're treating each other in America called the dignity barometer. Dignity barometer. What is that? So the question, you know, Shar, we've been asking, I think the country's been asking is, what's tearing us apart so badly?

Why are we so angry? Why are we so anxious? Why are mental health problems growing? Why can't we talk about issues? Why can't we solve problems? Our view is that we sometimes, I diagnose the problem as we do. differ, come from different backgrounds. We don't think it's differences that are the problem. We think it's how we treat each other when we differ, which is a whole different set of questions. So we

decided to measure how do Americans think about how they're treating one another. And this is why we launched this, it's called the Dignity Barometer. And we think at the heart of figuring out how we get more justice, more joy, more progress as a country, is figuring out ways to treat each other better. And that's what the survey tells us. said that 94% of Americans believe that all people deserve to be treated with dignity. So, so, so what do you, do you believe that? I'm not going to lie to seem high, but who's going to lie about that? No, I know, but I mean, it's, it is, we were hoping we would get like 55% would say yes.

Because I was worried that when we asked that question, it was going to be like 40 or 30%. No, I don't think those people should be. I don't think, you know, Republicans or Democrats. I don't think people that come from New York or people that come from Mrs. whatever. I thought we were going to get a lot, 94%. That's an aspirational goal for us as a country. And what's equally interesting, I think, in the barometer, is that they say this is just as important, almost as important as the economy. People say, I think the number is 86% say the cost of living is the most important issue.

The next one is 83% say, you know, the toxic culture is the next most important issue. So it's a kitchen table issue. We call it a kitchen table issue when you're talking about the price of eggs, when you're talking about can you walk on a safe street, you're also talking about do you trust your fellow Americans? That's important to people and they see it as a crisis. What does that tell you about society when you see 94% of Americans believe that people deserve to be treated with dignity?

What does that tell you society wants? It tells me that people are hungry for leadership to show them how to do that. They will rate the problem is coming from politics and the media. honestly, but they also realize they're not living up to their own aspirations. This was surprising. More than half Americans say, we're not doing this. We want this, but we're not doing it. So it's a little bit like we're naming the problem as politics, you know, the algorithm and all that stuff, which is, you know, really problematic. But we're also naming a problem that we can each be a part of solving. I said, you know, the other day just came out of my mouth. Most of us can't solve

the war in Iran. But we can solve the war at home. We can. That's within our power. We don't have to wait for the president, the senator, a governor, mayor, police chief, superintendent of schools. We don't have to wait. I mean, if we had leadership from those people, it would be great, and we do have in some spots. But we can, we can heal. This is, you know, you've been talking for years now, Charles, about mental health and about the urgency of facing mental health issues. How do we build mental wealth you find and you feel like you're treated with dignity? Absolutely. That's where it starts.

When your dignity is violated, how can you be healthy? How can you not resort to hostility and anger and violence? Our goal is to help people figure out how to find their own dignity and treat others with dignity. I think that would go a long way towards helping us get out of the mess we're in. I've seen you say people who use this index, like in politics, it won't. Canadian women are looking for more. More to themselves, their businesses, their elected leaders, and the world around them. And that's why we're thrilled to introduce the Honest Talk podcast.

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But how do you not censor, like looking at the people who lead our government in certain administrations or whatever, how do you not censor but also tell them to treat other people with dignity when a lot of what they're saying and doing is the opposite of treating people with dignity? Well, we're just trying to, like what I like to say is there's a new issue. So we might differ on what we should do on climate change, right? You and I. But we can discuss it. And you can say, well, on this. this moment we should have done this or we should be funding more for schools or

whatever on this issue we should have discussions what is it appropriate for the mayor the governor the president the senator to speak this way what how do you defend using this much contempt mr. mayor mr. madam senator you know madam governor whatever it is I like the second part of that I don't like the first part because the first part is asking an answer we know that isn't the way that they should be conducting themselves. So I think the second part of how do you, how do you contend, like what do you say?

Well, what I'm saying is, here's the thing, Shard, most people don't see their own contempt. You see the contempt in other people, but you don't see it in your, like this woman said to me, I hate hateful people. But she didn't see it. She didn't see that she had become. You became what you hate.

That's right. I did that last week in my therapist office. I literally was talking to my therapist about somebody that I was saying I hate it. And I felt so bad because I couldn't believe I had gotten to that point. why I felt like I hated this individual. But I didn't actually hate them.

I hated what they represent. Okay. The point is like I became what I, I became the energy I didn't like. We all do that. But if we started to catch ourselves, challenge ourselves, we've seen this with, you know, like with Governor Cox, for instance, in Utah, after the Charlie Kirk murder, he really tried to treat the accused perpetrator, the victim, his family, the country, with a certain degree.

of dignity. He tried not to get trapped in the political vice. The same thing we've seen in other situations. We saw this in Mother Emmanuel Church over a decade ago. People trying in the face of violence, in the face of that kind of

contemptuous action, hatred with a gun, to respond in some way that would allow us to see there's a way out of hatred. We don't have to return hatred with hatred. If it gives the perpetrators of the crime, I often wonder about that I often wonder if that is a real emotion or are they just doing that because they feel like that's what they need to do.

Well, I think in your heart, you know, we all know the difference. We lie sometimes when we say what we think people want to hear. But I think there's also real evidence that many people have been able to transform hate and turn it, you know, like Dr. King said, you know, the only thing that will you know, defeat hate is love. And I think people understand at some level within themselves. when they can find that. It's not easy in the face of somebody treating you with contempt to return that contempt with your principles but without hatred. I mean, our point here is don't dim your principles. You know, don't, don't be a centrist on everything. Don't become, you know, like that's not

the point of dignity. The point of dignity is to fight for your principles. We say, add one. When you're fighting for your principles, treat the person on the other side with dignity. And you, will actually make a much better case for your principles when you don't treat the other person with contempt. In certain instances, I do believe that you can hate somebody and I feel like, in my opinion, it'll be okay, right? So I'll explain it like this. In certain cases, yeah, you could dislike their policy, right? You could dislike the things that they're doing. But if somebody comes into my house and kills my family, I'm going to hate that individual. And I'm not on a healing journey to the point where I say,

well, you know what, I'm going to turn my other cheek or I'm going to forgive them. I don't think so. You know, and I see people do it all the time. I think majority is bull crap. Part of my friends. I think majority of biblical teachers. I think it's bull crap, in my opinion.

And I also do think some of it is they do that because they feel like that's what they should do. But now do they believe it in their heart? I kind of find it hard to believe when you just took my whole family out or you just did. something to my child or you just did something to my mother or father or you know when you see people in the church and somebody will come into church and just shoot the whole church up it's it's difficult to believe that because i feel like it allows you to open that up for something like that to happen

again just my opinion when it comes to quote unquote hate now when things with politics and things like that yeah i feel like people dislike policies but if you're a hateful person and a nasty person in my opinion me saying i hate that person it's not the same as a person doing evil things you just don't like the fact that that person is doing an evil job. Yeah. I can hate the devil. Is that mad saying I hate the devil? You know what I mean?

So I feel like when it comes to that type, it's certain things you can't experience. I can't give everybody grace. In my opinion, I'm not there yet. You kill my family. I can't give you grace. I'm sorry. I'll holl out the big man when I get there, but I just can't. Yeah.

I hear you. I don't think it's always a fake. I don't think that's true. I say all the time. I think sometimes I do feel that way. I think sometimes people aspire to be forgiving, even though in their hearts they aren't yet. And so they say they are maybe in hopes of becoming the words they use. Sometimes people just lie and say, I'm forgiving and they harbor hatred and they don't care about the lie.

But I think a lot of times people do move. I mean, I've seen in my own family, my own family. You know, violence has taken people from my family. You know, this is. Can I say who your uncle? Yeah, sure. John F. Kennedy. Yeah, of course.

So, so, uh, I grew up in a situation where violence robbed us as children of safety, of the health of our parents, um, of people we loved. Um, and I, I've seen people struggle with that their whole life, you know, and I've seen people try to really hard to forgive so that they would be able to get the devil out of from inside them. the anger, the hostility, the vitriol, the pain could be eased through the act of forgiveness. So sometimes maybe it's not even selfish. I mean, it's not even selfless. It's selfish to forgive because that's where healing, I think, happens. But here's the thing. This is a conversation the country needs to be trying to have.

I'm not here to tell you, like, I'm not a preacher. I'm not here to say this is the commandment. I'm here to say, I think we're seeing a new issue in the country and asking ourselves how we treat each other as an issue. I mean, what is, you know, this is a conversation that has focused in many, many different moments in time on issues of race and culture and these kinds of things. What is racism, if not institutionalized hatred? For sure. Okay? So it's an institutionalization of the humiliations.

and demeaning and and hatred of a group of people so you know if we want to end it we have to end hatred because at the surface at the heart of it is hatred is a sense of superiority is a sense of disdain for people that come from a different certain background or certain skin color as crazy as it is that's what we that's that's the reality so I just want to I want to talk systems I want to talk housing I want to talk health care. I want to talk education. That's my background. I want to talk all those things. I also want to talk about this as a country. Okay, let's go at it. Before you go, score this, right? Yeah. This is Brooks Pottaguer. He's an ambilical, and what's the word?

Evangelical pastor. Okay. Who has been described as Pete Hexef's closest spiritual advisor. He said this. He said, first and foremost, we prayed that a man like this would be cut to the heart. He said he puts Tala Rico in the category of public enemies. Are those you are not called the love. This is where you have imprecatory Psalms. This is where you pray strongly. The psalmist is not shy. God destroy them, make them

his dung on the ground. I pray that God kills him. Talking about James Tilarico, the path is dead. Ultimately, that means killing his heart and raising him up to new life in Christ. How do you rank that? That's a one. That's as low as it goes. It goes. It's not a zero. That's the low as it can

go. Damn. Your humanity has, it doesn't matter. You should be destroyed. So that's, that's, that's, that's a one. Now, if that guy was sitting here,

he'd give you all the justifications for it, but it's still a one. And he would say something like that guy started it. You know, that's dangerous. So, look,

I think that's a one. All I can say is there's better ways to make that point. Whatever point he's trying to make, I assume he doesn't like Tala Rico because. If you want somebody to die, what's the better way to say it?

Oh my God. You've got a good avenue. I wish you a, I wish you a, a beautiful afterlife. There you go. With the angels and the saints, you know. Dignity.us, man.

Tim, thank you for joining those. Thank you so much. Tim, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for having me. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV.

Just hilarious. Charlemaine de Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to pass the Oaks. Go. Go. Me. DJ.

Because that's my DJ. Jay comes spin. Not come spin. N. Big Nila, Nile, Nile, Sadi Buster. Come on. I love this hair, though. Young, thank you.

Young curls. Young girls. We love it. We try, we try. We love it. Young just for me. All right. All right.

All right. Hey, damn. On Wednesdays, we do pink oil moisturizers. Shut up. Jesus Christ. All right, so my first record for today is going to be from Flippity. I don't know if you guys seen like some of the noise online about her record affirmations, but her project is dropped today and the song that she got out that I really like,

it's called again. Tough. A little flipper tea, man. They don't like the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, I like how she chopped and screwed it, it was fire. Flipit T, man, she's from Georgia, right? Memphis, it sounds like, yeah, I don't, you hear that Memphis thing? It sounds like Memphis.

It sounds like Memphis. It sounds like Memphis. I already knew she was from Memphis when I heard affirmations. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was her first song I went viral. Yeah, I like shorty. Same, same. We need those type of positive messaging with bangers and, um, her, I'm, um, I'm a, I'm, um, I'm

just came out today. So it makes you guys happen. She's independent. She dope. She made positive. Shout out to flip it. See. Next, I'm going to get into this tone stiff single that actually came out earlier this year, but it's been doing really, really well. You know, tone stiff, R&B guy from Jersey. And the record's called Flash. Yeah, he sound good. Yeah, I do

like that. He sounds like Justin Bieber a little bit. What? Yeah, I can be honest. I like that. He sounds good. He sounds dope. Yeah, very talented, plays instrument, sings, one of my favorites. And he had took, like, a hiatus from dropping, so he's back. That was his first single and he got a project dropping in May so you know it's crazy if that was bruno

moz that'd be a number one record yes it was facts yo fact great yep that'd be a number one record hey man this one i played for y'all this next one uh locks just dropped um and i think it's really cool that all the ojs are putting our music this show what the game wouldn't be nothing without us period all the best concerts the last two years the ones that selling out easy call easy easy He always got to drag it. Easy. I'd be with him and then.

Have you ever seen boys them in an audition in concert? No. Well, I have in my life. I have. What you're trying to say? That's not the generation though, by the way. No, no, it was great. Oh, oh.

Because you're saying, he said all the OGs. Those are the OGs. I understand. I was doing a fat Joe. Envy. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, yeah. No.

I was confused. I don't know what he was doing. I was confused. I was just asking. I was just confused. All right. Let's get into the Locks. New song.

It's called Never Change. featuring Jahim and Tritin Shepton. Of course, Jahim sounds good, 20, 30 years later. I know. Everybody sounds good on that record. Love him. Gosh, yes. The locks ain't never missed, man. Never.

And it's so interesting that at 47 years old, I listen to the locks now, they make me want to do more pull-ups, they make me want to pray more, they make me want to eat something healthy. They made me want to drink a fresh juice. Maybe I want to smoke, too. Back in the day,

they used to just make me want to stab you with something sharp. Damn. You know what I mean? But you know how you see that they've evolved, so now we've all evolved with them. Yeah. Well, good.

All right. Y'all don't need to be stabbing. Jee-D-K-A-S-Chi-M- as well, too. Yeah. Okay. They was three chill vibes. Okay. Yeah.

All right, I'll take it. If you guys liked those records, make sure you guys follow it to certify vibe on Instagram. Follow me too at Nile-L-S-Y-L-A-N-A-N-E-E. What the hell did you just do? ABC, D-D-E-M-G-G-E-L-E-E-V-C-E. Not Y-W-A-W-A-E. Spelling.

Spelling my name, N-L-A-M-M-M-E. They give me plaque spelled S-I-M-O-N-E. That's not my name. It's S-Y-M-O-N-E. M. I, Krugoletta, Krugletta, I. I can't stand this guy. What's not like you're doing? When we come back, we got the mix.

We throw it back on a Friday. It's the breakfast club. You sometimes not. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess Hilarious. Shalameen, the guy. We are the breakfast club.

Now, it's Women's History, Moe, who we rep in today, Jess. Okay, Sister Mary Clarence, played by Whoopi Goldberg from the movie Sister Act. She deserves honor for transforming a failing choir into a harmonious, you all heard of her, harmonious, high performing group

bringing joy and community engagement to a stagnant congregation. She bridged gaps between the church and the community, empowered her fellow sisters, and fostered confidence in the troubled youth. If y'all haven't seen that movie, you've got to watch it again. Both of them.

One and two. I think it's a three. But one and two. I also want to honor her empowerment of others. She helped individual sisters find their confidence, especially encouraging Sister Mary Roberts to fire her own voice. Remember that white lady didn't know that she could sing until she hit that note? Hmm. No.

Salute the Sister Murray Clarence from Sister Egg, y'all. Because it's a lot of Sister Mary Clarence that's out there. Need to breathe. Just breathe. I know. This is crazy, y'all. All right. Well, salute to all the women, the real woman out there that are doing great things and amazing things. Yeah. Even if your life was inspired by a movie. Because a lot of us, black women look at movies and be like, oh, my God, that's me. I see me in that role.

I don't believe that. Now, Jessica will be in New Brunswick, New Jersey this weekend. Yes, I am. I got two shows tonight at the Stress Factory, and I had two shows tomorrow, but now I got three. We added a 3.45 p.m. show, so that's the early, early show, since y'all, y'allall all the rest of the shows. I will be doing meet and greet. I will have merch on hand, y'all, so get your tickets.

Also, Florida, I am coming there, May 1st, Fort Lauderdale, May 2nd, Orlando, and May 3rd, Tampa. So get your tickets at justelarese official.com. All right. And salute to everybody out in middle. I know they do that big R&B day party. On Sunday, I will be there for the R&B day party in Middletown, New York. It's about an hour drive out of New York City, so we'd be there. Nice.

We went to see you guys. Now, Charlemagne. Listen, I want to tell y'all, make sure you go get your tickets for the fourth annual Black Effect Podcast Festival happening in Atlanta, Georgia, April 25th, hosted by DJ Envi and Lauren La Rosa. Some of your favorite podcasts are going to be on that stage. Gritchin' Egg's podcast with Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. Jeff Teague and the club.

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