The Breakfast Club - The breakfast Club Best Of Episode(Claudia Jordan Interview, Chico Bean Interview, Muni Long Interview, Whats The Biggest Lie You've Told To A Man?)

Episode Date: April 2, 2024

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It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Ty. Hey, Ty. Good morning. Get it off your chest. Good morning, Jess, Pez, Charlamagne, and Indy. Good morning, baby.

I just want to get off my chest that I hate the fact that people try to guilt trip you into continuously helping them out even after you said no. It's like they'll ask you something and you'll say no. And they'll give you a sob story like, oh, well, because I got to go here and I got to be here at 11. And I'm like, I don't care. I said no. I don't want to do it. I understand. But they keep doing it.

Ty, you know what I do when somebody calls and they be like, man, things are going hard. And you just say the same thing. But like, yeah, me too. Be like, you know, be like, my engine just blew. The boiler in my house went out. And the roof leaking. So now they feel guilty asking you when you just tell them all the things that you got to do. I'll just simply say no.

Nah, no don't worry too much. I ain't got to tell everybody everything. You just be like, look, I feel you, man I'll just simply say no. I know the worst you're talking about. I ain't got to tell everybody everything. You just be like, look, I feel you, man. We all going through it. I got bills. And there ain't nobody going to believe

nothing that you said about what's going on in your house. Shut up. Shut up. But they don't though. They just keep going and keep going

and keep going and you'll be like, all right, I'm done. They'll be like, yeah, because I got to get in a kidney transplant tomorrow. Like, so?

Yeah, kidney transplant Is crazy That's wild She said so Yeah that's wild Make a kidney transplant You might want help You might want help On that one

It's my day off Get somebody else I know that's right I know that's right By the way As high as medical bills are Like yeah What makes you think

I can help you With a kidney transplant Somebody call you Say they get a kidney You can help them a little bit How I don't know. Give him what? One of yours?

That's a big decision for the mom. Give him an Uber ride there to the hospital or something. Give him a chance to do something. Kidney transplant costs $442,000. The average kidney transplant cost is $442,500. What's the deductible? What's the medical deductible? I don't know.

I don't know. Jesus. Hello, who's this? Hello. Hello, what's your name? Kwesi. Hey, Kwesi. What's up? Get off your chest.

Man, so I'm flying to Columbia, Medellin, and I left my passport. I didn't realize until I got to the gate. I had to turn back around. I missed my flight, so I ended up getting stuck in Miami last night. And there's no flights going out this morning out of here, so I'm stuck here until 5 p.m. What you going out there for? I go get tattoos out there, and then my crew,

shout out to Adversity Killers. We do promo and stuff. We got a lifestyle brand that we promote down there. And then we got a podcast called Wildcats Podcast that we shoot wherever we go travel to. And is Charlemagne there? I'm right here, King. Hey, Charlemagne, I met you last year at the Black Effect Podcast Festival. I was a veteran.

You had to come back to the back. I don't know if you remember, but you're supposed to follow me. I followed you. I ain't never get that follow, bruh. Oh, for real? You coming this year? Yeah. You coming this year? April 27th, baby. You ain't addressed what he said, bruh. Oh, for real? You coming this year? Yeah. You coming this year?

April 27th, baby. You ain't addressed what he said, though. Saturday, April 27th. Second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival. Hosted by B. Dot and Pretty V. We got Wallo and Gilly the King. We got Horrible Decisions. We got Carefully Reckless with Jets and Larrys.

We got Poor Minds Podcast. Deeply Well with Debbie Brown. Black Tech Green Money. We got the Baller Alert Show. Tickets are on sale right now. Go to Eventbrite. BlackEffect.com slash podcast. Deeply Well with Debbie Brown, Black Tech Green Money. We got the Baller Alert show. Tickets are on sale right now. Go to Eventbrite, blackeffect.com slash podcast festival. Get your tickets, man. What was your question, sir? Yeah, I'm bringing the whole crew. It was a good time.

I got to see you and Jeff. Got to see the Horrible Decision show, and we got to do some interviews while we're out there, too. Shout out to my crew, Wildcats Podcast. Give me an Instagram again, bro, just in case you forgot. Bearded Society 2.0.

Salute to Bearded Society 2.0, baby. And you have fun out in Columbia. You know what Columbia is known for, right? The number one thing it's known for, right? Cocaine. Soccer. I was talking salsa dancing, but yeah, cocaine too. It's the number one in salsa dancing. Anyway, well, have fun

out there. Be safe, bro. i appreciate it all right man the breakfast club this is your time to get it off your chest chief calling 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this this is lynn from Columbus, Ohio. What's up? Hey, girl. Peace, Lynn. Listen, I got a question for y'all real quick. Envy and Jesse, y'all love Charlamagne? Of course.

Absolutely, girl. Why? Listen, if y'all really love this man, why y'all keep letting him look homeless in these pictures with these celebrities y'all be taking? Huh? I'm talking about these homeless socks with the hobo socks with the one picture last year. Just be trying to hide his flip-flops. Why are you homeless shaming people? Just be trying to hide his stuff.

Listen, I'm homeless shaming you, Charlamagne, okay? I'm sick and tired. Andy, at least take your shoes off. Let Charlamagne take the picture first, right? And then I know Taylor can edit in real good, so she can edit you in the picture, Andy. And we'll all be cool. But I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.

For real. Wait till you see me this morning. Girl, if you saw this homeless Scully that he had on the day. He got a nice outfit on, girl. He took the, she takes the shoes off as soon as he walk in here at 5.59. I like to be comfortable. And you be seeing these pretty deep wimpy ass sweaters he be wearing. Okay?

I see the lens. You see, I never post those pictures. Envy always coming in here looking like, you know, it's Sunday's best. And he and Charlamagne just be like, girl, no. I like to be comfortable. Okay. No, it's not about comfort, Charlamagne. You've been comfortable for 14 years.

That's right. You got the face done. You're looking good out here trying to look like Moritz. Moritz would not be wearing those slippers like that with no hole in their side. Girl, and they be too big. The slippers is like a size 12. Two size big. Two size big.

Hey, his toes be gripping the front of the slide. Thank you, Lynn. I'm glad I could make your day this morning. Oh, shit. Say your toes be gripping the front of the slide, yo. Shay, what up, Shay? Good morning, y'all. Get it off your chest, Shay.

Okay, so I wanted to say something about the Nucky of the Day, the mom who's tampered with the little boy, Jew. Yes, ma'am. The little boy who was stealing the juice should have got Nucky of the Day, because why are you stealing their child's stuff? If you won't steal it, you're going to be drinking it. That's what I kind of said. I'm like, keep your stuff. Don't be stealing my stuff.

And this happened. It seemed like a lot. He was bullying the kid. I'm like, keep your stuff. Don't be stealing my stuff. And this happened. It seemed like a lot. He was bullying the kid. Yeah. He was 10 years old. He was 10 years old. He was 10 years old, man. Like, come on.

I agree. Don't be bullying. I agree. But the adult should have known better. There was another way for her to handle that. Yeah. Shay? You probably know why.

Charlamagne was probably that kid. He probably was the kid that was taking somebody else's Gatorade at 10 years old. He looked like he was stealing Gatorade. He probably was. And his boogie, he would have been on the toilet with diarrhea from some marijuana. Thank you, Shay. All right, y'all. Get it off your chest.

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We got a special guest in the building. See murder. Claudia Jordan. Welcome. What's up, fam? What's going on, everybody? How y'all doing how are you how are you I'm tired you should be you've been running through mud you've been diving over things that show well I guess we're here to talk about uh deal and no deal island so it was really crazy and I had to be in a tent with four other people and there

were snakes there was centipedes it was really roughing it was like survivor meets deal and no deal you I see you drive into a mud where was it uh it was in was really roughing. It was like Survivor meets Deal or No Deal. Where was it? I've seen you drive into a mud. Yeah, where was it? It was in Panama, but not like where it was developed. It was very much like in the middle of nowhere. And so they threw all these people together, and basically $200 million was up for grabs in the woods. How much?

$200 million. $200 million? Yes, that's why I did it. So for somebody to explain it, break it down. So, they put checks or money in briefcases. Right. They threw them all over the forest. So, it's the Bankers Island.

There's a helicopter. They drop off all these briefcases. They have different dollar amounts from, it could be $5 all the way up to millions of dollars. So, we have to build the board up. So, we have to go and find. In the beginning, you're all working as a group to build the board up. Because the last person standing is the one that plays for the big money but you can eliminate people along the way so if you don't like someone you could just be like i'm taking you

out like i won my game i'm taking you out so it's conniving going on you have to be good at the challenges and socially you have to be you know on point this is great for you oh man you know i i highly recommend you don't miss next week's episode because I had to let this old Karen have it. Real, real like. Now, is that the old Karen that, I don't know her name, but is that the old woman that y'all had to help her in the mud? Man, it was all Cap. Really? Cap.

That was smart. But see, the lady was old, so she made everybody else go get her stuff because people felt bad for her. She wasn't that old. She was only 12 years older than me, but, you know, we have melanin. I guess y'all not friends anymore. I kept saying, I'm like, we're only 12 years apart. We're 12 years apart.

I kept letting it be. I mean, you know. $200 million. So you can't say if you won yet, huh? I can't. I did see some lobsters with some oodles of noodles the other day. There have been some changes. She did fly private here.

I just wanted to let y'all know that. I mean, there have been some changes. There's been a few. I just wanted to let y'all know that. I mean, there have been some changes. There's been a few changes. But yeah, so definitely this week, you definitely want to catch this week's episode. There's a lot of fireworks this week. Like, I definitely, Sea Murder was definitely there this week.

And Deal or No Deal, you was, weren't you on that back in the day? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a pilot. Okay, okay. I did four years on that, and that was the highest rated show on NBC since Friends.

We would have like 13, 14 million viewers a night. night so it was a classic they wanted to bring it back but then they mixed it with survivor so it was really hard but they had civilians as like they would know the celebrities on there well boss and rob he won survivor like five times so he was on there but everybody else they was googling before we got in the jungle like saying like you shouldn't be here because you already have like a good life and that kind of caused a little bit of tension i'm like so it's up to you to tell someone else that they've had enough success for you right so that kind of happened yeah and 200 million dollars success is different than i don't know what you're talking about so what made you want to do this like what was the call about like what's a hundred million 200 million really that was it i'm trying

to retire i'm tired how much i work I'm like working a lot, you know? I feel like we have to. Yeah. Especially as black women. Like, we got to do like twice as much sometimes. Well, Deal or No Deal has always been sentimental for me. You know, I was on it since the pilot. And I feel like if they're going to do a show about Deal or No Deal, I'm damn sure going

to be a part of it because it means a lot to me. Like, it was a big part of middle America really like knowing who I was. You know what I mean? Like that show. And it seemed like it would be fun. It was challenging. Athletic stuff that you had to do. Did you train for knowing who I was. You know what I mean? Like that show. And it seemed like it would be fun. It was challenging. Athletic stuff that you had to do.

Did you train for it? I did. We had to do a swim test. You had to like really like be good at you know holding your breath underwater. There's no way

Karen passed that swim test. There's no way. You'll leave Karen alone. Why people not as fun? Huh? They're not as fun. Now if you would have seen her trying to get through the mud

you would be like I'm surprised she passed the second episode. How did she even make it here? Yeah, how did she even make it here? So you've seen her trying to get through the mud you would be like I'm surprised she passed the second episode how did she even make it here so you've seen the first episode you saw how the the poker player helped her out

and kind of messed himself up so I just feel like why are you doing yourself a disservice by doing that like you you changed your trajectory of the game cause if you didn't do that

she would've been out of there the first episode and she kind of does like a lot of backstabbing stuff on the show so it does get a little testy by next episode i will say yeah how long did y'all take for we were there for three and a half weeks in a jungle i had 100 bites on my legs from one day uh sand fleas mosquitoes and

we had to like take um medication before we went out there we had to take anti-malaria medication because you can really you know panama that's where it really went down. We had to take anti-malaria medication because you can really, you know, Panama, that's where it really went down. Yeah, you had to get all types of shots and stuff too. What was the hardest thing you had to do? What was the hardest obstacle?

The hardest thing, I think, was day one because we're thinking, like, I thought it was going to be a cute little game of go find the cases

in the woods. So they just tell you, they don't really tell you what's coming up. So they'll say, go around the corner, you'll see the cases. I'm like,

all right, cool. You don't know what you're in for. Remember the movie, The Coliseum? Gladiator? Gladiator, yeah. When you don't know what's on the other side of the wall,

they just open up the gate, and you have to just fight with whatever's in there. Let us go into this pit, and the very first step you take, you're waist deep in mud. And you don't know. And have you ever tried to navigate through mud? No.

That's waist deep that has centipedes in it so it's really physically challenging and then you have the backstabbing element so it's like mentally you have to be sharp physically you have to be sharp and then socially oh so there's people trying to take you out yeah so say you're in the bottom two of that million bro yeah say you're in the bottom say we're in the bottom two of the challenge right and um one of us have to play the banker say it's you if you make a good deal you get to stay on but you get to take out anyone else that doesn't have immunity so you could just be petty and just take us on that you think is like a strong competitor if you make a

bad deal then you go home so with that much money on the line you're gonna like do whatever you like you're gonna be grimy about it so there's that that's happened like last night the brother got taken out by the old like the old white lady And it was really mean how she did it. She was saying like he was so sneaky, but she was a sneaky one. Wow. It doesn't seem safe. You're talking scorpions and snakes. It doesn't seem...

Did you have to sign off on this? We did. And while we were there, I go, I don't know about this. I could probably die here, but you know. Did anybody get hurt to the point where you had to take them to the... People got bit by snakes. They had someone walking around our camp every night that was a boa constrictor catcher. So his job was to catch the boa constrictor so they don't go into our tents.

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things and then snakes will bite you. You have to sign liabilities and waiver forms. All types of stuff. But you've got to do that on Housewives. You know what I mean? On most reality shows, you have to sign off. That's a different type of snake on Housewives. I mean, different snakes.

Yeah, you right. But you can get tore up. I wanted to ask you about Deal or No Deal back in the day. What was the semblance of you holding case number nine the first week, but then being number one the rest of the... I don't know. They just changed me, and kind of liked it because i was i feel like i was there since day one so it kind of like was sentimental but we met a lot of people through that that's when trump came through that show okay and because of that he put me on celebrity apprentice i don't rock with him anymore but you know that show was it was a big deal like you got

to see people's lives be changed from you know winning crazy amounts of money all right we got more with Claudia Jordan. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Claudia Jordan. Charlamagne? What was more difficult, this show or the Tubi movie where you shot the whole family?

Like, which one? You killed the kid. That is hilarious, yo. To me, I... Can I just explain that? Please do. difficult this show or the the tubi movie where you shot the whole family like which one um can i just explain that i watched it like once i think it's great i love it i thought it was fantastic i don't take y'all know i don't take myself seriously so the rest of the movie was decent it's just that it's like you know when they feel like it feels like they run out of money at the very end with the editing yeah because like the rest of the movie has a good storyline when i saw it i was was like, come on, dog. The gun didn't even move.

I love it. I watch it often. I watch it over two years. But you be sitting there talking about, she ain't had no gun. It was a gun. It just didn't move. And they don't know it. It didn't do nothing.

And the way the kid died, the kid just went. I'm a kid. I'm a kid. And then I had to stop the kid. That was me improv-ing. I wanted to add the extra stank of stomping on people after I shot them. Yes. Was that too much?

Was I overkill? Yes. I mean, for the character she was playing, no. The role she was playing, no. Stomp the little girl, though. It was a boy. A little boy. First of all, my man's in jail.

I wait for him. Then when he gets out, he's screwing the parole officer. And then when I go to jail for shooting her in the leg, he don't wait for me and then start a family. Right. When you hear that, aren't I justified now? What? Not the for shooting her in the leg, he don't wait for me and then start a family. Right. When you hear that, aren't I justified now? Not the kid.

It's the kid, though. I wanted to have a kid. Yeah, it's just like an episode of Snap. It's like you come home to a life that you wanted or whatever and your man ain't

waiting for you and you come home to another kid. Especially when you wait for them and now you can't return the favor. Everyone gotta go.

Killing everybody, even the kid. I think I need to watch the rest of the movie because I do want favor. Everyone got to go. Killing everybody. Even the kid. And the kid was. I think I need to watch the rest of the movie. Because I do want to know what happens after that. He always just goes to that part. Because everyone. Everyone. Snoop reposted.

Michael Blackson reposted just that scene. So you just see that. You're like, oh, what's Claudia doing this bulls**t? No. He literally fast forwards to that part. It was great. Watch the lead up. Like, you got to watch how I held him down.

All the things I had to deal with. And with the parole officer, she was so stank. And then at the end, she gets my life. Everyone got to go. Oh, so that's the end of the movie that they'd be focused on? Yeah, that's the very end, Charlamagne. That's the end. Come on, she killing kids.

I don't stop killing kids. You know, I've known you for a long time. What? Charlamagne, I tell you, like, no, that's Claudia. I'm like, that's not Claudia. And I did not know it was you at first. At first, I was like, I'm glad people don't know. But now I proudly claim All I Want Is You

part one and part two. Please go watch it on Tubi. Run them numbers up. And I told y'all she about to shoot All I Want Is You 3. Is it for real? Part three?

They doing a part three for real? You want to put the money up for it? I mean, you probably got it. I got $35. First of all, I got paid more for that than I did for some other stuff. I will say that.

Really? Yeah, they actually broke bread. People be playing. People sleep on Tubi. Some people getting like six figures to do those movies. I don't want to do

a Tubi movie. We want to do a Tubi movie. It can be arranged. Yes, I'm not even joking. We want to do a Tubi movie. Can I shoot you the movie? Yeah. I got a whole script.

Please shoot him. Please. But it's going to be bad on purpose though. No, but that's what makes, listen, that's what makes listen that's what makes those Tubi movies good like when you see

like the mistakes in the editing like I have jeans on then I have black pants on and then I have jeans on again that's what makes the movies great that's funny

I don't even want propaganda I only use my fingers what's wrong with you I've seen one like that they like they like strangle the guy and he was this far away

and he was like doing this all types of stuff but that's what make you go and watch it that's what make you go and watch it that's what make you go and watch TV I have an idea

I want to do and I'm going to say this no maybe I should don't say it on air no because somebody's going to steal it I'm going to do it though but I need the Tubi movies

to get the recognition that they should get for best worth acting best worth Killsick yeah like a TV award yeah they used to have

something like that what was it called the Razzies yeah the Razzies yeah yeah but on top of that I also got College Hill I just rapped College Hill Yeah. That's exactly it. They used to have something like that. What was it called? The Razzies. Yeah, the Razzies. Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep. But on top of that show, I also got College Hill. I just rapped College Hill.

He's in three. He's in three. Who else was on there? Carlos Miller. Damn. Tamar Braxton. Who else was on there? Tamar Braxton, Carlos Miller, Saucy Santana, Black China, and Nick Young.

There was only six of us this time. And it was very, it was interesting. It was a lot. It was a lot. It's very, very hard. Why'd you go back? Because you graduated from college. I actually had one year left. That's what started my modeling career.

I had one year left. I transferred to Long Island University. I was behind on money. So I said, let me just be a model for like a year or two and go back. And I never went back. I just started a 30-year career. So I did complete it. So it was hard.

It's real school. Any celebrities that want to go on there don't go if you can't read and don't go if you don't really want to do the work because you will get exposed what do you think

about Real Housewives though you never thought about going back like what if they were to you know what would you think well I would do it now

but I you know I would do it now I get asked that a lot and then the people that don't like me ain't nobody ask you if you want to go back on but I get asked

like you just asked me that please click that then the people that don't like me ain't nobody ask you if you want to go back on But I get asked like you asked me that please I wanted to know I'm not going to doing it, but you know it's like I'm begging to get on I'm third Right, I'm gonna go do watch what happens live later on tonight Um, yeah I'm in a different place now have like that show like you have to have more of a glamorous life at the time I was like on a radio show like early on. The pay wasn't crazy where I was like a baller. I was doing all right.

You know, I mean, I have the things now and I have a reason I'm going to Atlanta. I'm working with this streaming network. I'm going to help them build up some shows out there as well. So I have a reason to go out there. I would I would like them to do a Dallas reboot with black women. You know, they had a Real Housewives of Dallas and it, you know, it didn't have anybody of color there, which if anyone who's been to Dallas, there's a lot of wealthy black women. All my friends, like, I'm like the least successful of my friends.

Like, they're all balling. They all have businesses. They have businesses. Yo, I read something the other day, and it said, I want to say it says the most millionaires in America are in Dallas. Dallas, yeah. Like, almost a million millionaires. There's a lot.

I don't know. It was a crazy number. It's a crazy number. No, there's a lot of money in Dallas. And the black woman there got it going on. Like they really, really do. Like they have house husbands out there, you know, that support them in other ways. Yeah.

So you see a lot of that. And they have real money. See Murda's out here, y'all. I'm out here. Miss Claudia Jordan, appreciate you for joining us. Always a pleasure, pleasure y'all i'm very happy for y'all so thanks for having me all right it's the breakfast club claudia jordan you're checking out the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv jess hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club if you're just joining us we're asking 800-585-1051 We want all our ladies to call And we're asking

What's the biggest lie You told a man? Let me tell you something man Being a brother And a niece You know To hear these women And the lies that they be telling

Taylor came in here just now Just told another lie For no reason She said What you should have told him Is you're the only man I'm talking to That's a good one too though

You see what I'm saying? Why you blowing Taylor up? You know Taylor just used that lie? And what you mean being a brother and a niece? What? Huh? You said being a brother and a niece. Oh, I meant to say being a brother and an uncle. Brother and a niece. What you got to tell us?

I don't know what's going on here. Lord Jesus. Taylor, Taylor, tell them the lie you told about the all-gatherers. Don't act like you wasn't in there. Y'all thought I wasn't listening. I ain't never do this though. I mean, you just be like oh my god, you made me **** three times. Why would you lie like that? Yeah, I ain't never you told about the orgasms don't act like you wasn't in there y'all thought i wasn't listening why would you lie like that yeah i ain't never tell a lot like that like that too and that's it oh my god early on in our relationship you ever heard this story yes no i never did go ahead and be you like to repeat this on go ahead tell them this story again huh 25 years she ain't it wasn't no damn time oh my't 25 years At the beginning of our relationship

I could not make my wife Orgasm through Penetration Just through the mouth Oh my god And she would lie And say she was Having an orgasm

How long? Wasn't that long You said it was a decade It was close to It was a long time But I was her first So we were We were each other's first

So we didn't know What we were doing We were exploring each other's bodies So I didn't know And one day in an argument She told me what is the point of women lying about that though because how can i get better and give you what you need if you don't tell me well you know a lot of times the woman just likes to make the guy um you know please feel good and we like to please the guy honestly we'd be so scared to hurt y'all feelings because y'all like bitches so a lot of

times you know no it's. We really do not like. A man's feelings is hurt way more. I mean, way quicker than a woman's. Yeah. You know. It's just that we show it more. But y'all, that can hurt y'all. I know that her Envy Wayne's wife said that in an argument.

It did. It's like, damn, yo. So you've been faking it all this time. You know what I mean? It did. But it made the relationship stronger. Because now you can figure out what. Exactly. What she likes, what she doesn't like. And whatever. Because, you know. I mean it did but it made the relationship strong because now you can figure out what exactly what she likes

what she doesn't like and whatever because you know like I said I learned sex from watching porn you just go and bang bang bang bang

and you realize and that's what you think it's how it is so yeah especially depending on what kind of porn he was watching what kind of porn

you was watching her feelings her feelings she didn't want to hurt his feelings and that's mostly what it is but I've never lied

about that because I need mine. That's what I'm saying. Hello, who's this? This is Sharita. Good morning. Sharita, what's the biggest lie you told, Sharita? Good morning, liar. I'm a Scorpio. Of course I lied. Absolutely.

So, I lied to my parents. I met a guy on the chat line with my cousins and my friends and then i lied to my parents and told him i met him at like an honors program and that i really liked him he was a nice guy i was 15 i told him i was 17 and i told my parents my cousins my aunts all my friends everybody like we got to stick with the story because I love him. Now, how old was this man? He was... 43. 15 turning 19.

You know you could have got that man locked up? That's a charge. 19 with a 15. That's what I told my parents. That's what I told my parents. But did he know you was 15? I mean, he found out when my little niece that was six told on me. Now, come on now.

Jesus Christ. You could have got this man locked up. You could have got this man locked up. You could have got this man locked up being 19 years. All right, but like I said, I understand that,

but I covered my faces. I went to my parents. I explained the situation. And your parents locked him down? Jane Ishneva, she said she told her aunts, everybody, look,

I, you know, that's true. I told everybody. I had a whole family and like, I love him. And I got to tell him myself. And my parents was like, all right, we trust you. And they met him and they met his parents.

And eventually he found out. And, you know, I mean, he was a little mad, but it was kind of after the fact. Because he was already in love with your little ass. This is not normal. No, that's not normal. All of y'all should be arrested. Not the fact of his parents. Her and her family.

And what happened with the guy? Where's he at now? She's right in jail. Cassie, what's up? How do you pronounce your name? Cassie. Hey, Cassie. Hey, girl.

Now, what's the biggest lie you told somebody? Okay, the biggest lie was on first K, y'all. Good morning again. Hey, girl. Hey, y'all. What's up? All right, my biggest lie back in the day, I don't know if y'all remember like the loop, the raven.

It was like a phone call type thing. You could call it. It was like a dating thing, but it was like over the phone. I probably was like 15 years old. I'm lying and I told this boy that I was in Ciara music video. I was one of her backup dancers for Primal. Mind you, I'm 15. I'm a short

little fat little church girl. I'm telling him I'm a little backup dancer. See every video. And I know how to do the microphone pole trick. I can dance on a pole. And he went with it. He's telling all his friends about it. He went with it.

So you told him he was a little big backup dancer. Yeah. I was. Big backup. Big back backup dancer. Oh, my gosh. He was in love with me. I was a big back backup dancer. Oh, my gosh. He was in love with me. I was a big back backup dancer.

And he went with it. And we was talking for like a good two years. I'm telling him I'm on the road. I'm doing different video shoots. I'm like, you got to zoom in. I'm on the left. I'm on the left. Boy, women.

How old was the man? He probably was about 19, 20 at the time. We still friends to this day, but he don't, you know. Wait, wait, wait. But he don't what? He still don't know. He don't know this part. He don't know this part.

He knew you were 15? No, he didn't know none of that at the time. I was lying. Y'all going to get these men locked up, man. All right, all right. What size you is now? Oh, boy. Ah!

Why didn't I know all of that? I'm working on it. Is the back big or not? The back slims down. The back slims down. OK, so it's a medium. She's un-bigging. She's un-bigging her back.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know when y'all do this, both of that opposite, but I'm browned out. OK, that's what's up, girl. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this?

I don't want to say. Oh, boy. All right, what happened? What's the biggest lie? So, I lied to her about the last time I had sex. Say it again. I lied about the last time I had sex. You lied about the last time she had sex.

Okay. What did you tell him, and what was the last time? So, I was pursuing this new guy, but I was still messing with my ex. And so, when it came time to like move to the next step you know I was like

oh you know I've been saving myself I haven't had sex in like a year but in reality I was still messing with my ex so

you know I felt bad but yeah that's what I lied about that's the biggest lie that's the biggest lie yeah I ain't a bad guy actually you're a great person you make lied about. That's the biggest lie? That's the biggest lie? Yeah.

Actually, you're a great person. She puts me to shame. Let me ask you a question. You hung up on him? Stop hanging up on people so fast. I'm too slow. What you just raised? Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Monique from Jersey. Hey, Monique from Jersey. What's the biggest lie you done told? It's pretty simple,

but when I was younger, they said I was pregnant, like, to get abortion money. First of all, I don't like how you just say that. Like, that's just a nonchalant lie, like every woman says once in a while. Right, right, right. That she was pregnant just to get some abortion money. Right, yes, that is the lie.

What are you talking about? Yeah, the other way around is worse. When you're really pregnant, you tell a nigga you got an abortion. That's horrible, because that's a new life. But when you're not pregnant, I'm pregnant, just throw an abortion. That's horrible because that's a new life. But when you're not pregnant, I'm pregnant, just throw me 500. Thank you.

Oh, we lost that. Like, you know what I'm saying? That was a lie growing up in the urban community. Why not just ask me for the money? You already giving me pom-pom,

you giving me fellatio. Nah, nah, all guys don't think about that. If you say an abortion, most dudes gonna be like, they gonna come up with that money regardless.

If you just ask somebody for $500, get your nails and hand them, they be like, nah, B to come up with that money regardless. If you just ask somebody for $500 to get your nails and hair done, they'd be like, nah, B. Nah, abortion is motivation money for a nigga. No, no, no, no. How many times did you do it, Monique? I just did it once, and it was because people shoot it.

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At the party, baby. Jesus. Hold on, you said you knew he was doing what? He was cheating. Oh, got you, got you, got you. Well, look, I was with you before at one time,

but you're different now, right? Oh, definitely. I'm way older now. Girl, yeah, it's the more power to you because I was right on that same road with you. When the hell

did the abortion start to cost $500? They've been $500 for the last, what, five, six years? Yeah. Damn. Definitely.

And then each one is different. You know, you got the pill one you got the vacuum and then it's like another it's three different types of them really absolutely not that i've had them all but i know because i dropped off a couple bitches at the clinic before my friends my friends my friends my friends what's the moral of the story women be lying don't lie don't don't lie you know i don't know i can't even say don't lie because everybody lie when they're young just grow up and then look back and be like sorry that's it that's it this is the breakfast club go board it the breakfast club

morning everybody it's dj nv just hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got a special guest in the building the the brother Chico Bean. Yes, indeed. Oh, you know my name. I know your name, Chico. Stop it, man. Yeah, because the downstairs called me

Cisco Bean. I thought that was you. Oh, man. Yeah, that's what it got. We got Cisco Bean down here. Who the f*** is Cisco Bean? Y'all was in time for the We Didn't Want

This Comedy Tour. How that's going, man? Oh, it's going smooth, man. It's dope. You know, we just did the Barclays. We did Memphis and Biloxi. So it's been dope, man. It's been dope,ays we did memphis and biloxi so it's been

dope man it's been dope especially in this time when all of the comedians is beefing it shows camaraderie that is still love and you know yeah it's dope man who's on the show good time myself los fly lord duval d ray mike epps mojo brooks and moneybag mafia do dates as well you got the now. You know what I mean? Yeah. They give you a lot of game? Yeah, yeah, for sure.

You know, we have relationships with these people already, Ben, as though we work with them. But when you go on a tour, it's a different level of access that you get. You get to see how people move in a different capacity. So we learn a lot from, you know, like D-Ray and Mike and Duvall and all that. And then they also are learning certain aspects from us, from the way that we move, because, you know, all three of us come from doing this together all the time. So it's just certain levels of camaraderie

they see amongst us that they get to learn, too. So it's a dope experience. I want to know what's next for 85 South. Man, stop talking to me like you don't know me, Jess. What the hell is wrong with you? I don't know what's next for 85 South. Get a job and act like... Let me tell you about Jess, man.

She's professional. Let me tell you about... I don't want to hear that. Let me tell you about Jess. man. Let me tell you about, I don't want to hear that. Let me tell you about Jess. The day I buried my mama, right, I'm walking down the street. I'm walking down the street. Somebody's like, Chico Bean. I'm like, hey, how you doing? She looked like, you don't know who I am. And I looked and see it was her. I'm like, oh my bad. It was a

long day. Fast forward. Her and her friend get out of the club drunk. They upstairs in my room eating my mama repaid food. Oh, you said you didn't want it, yo. Everybody that was up there eating my mama Repay. I don't even know if she knew who died. She was like, I'm so sad about your sister. Can I get some more of that rice? Get some more of that rice,

please. I don't know what's next for 85 cents. You got plenty more to talk about. You been letting people know you and all that. What's going on? Because I'm pregnant. I know. That's how it happens. And ain't no people. There's one... Listen, it's my job. Don't play around with me. That's who Because I'm pregnant. I know. That's how it happens. And ain't no people. There's one.

Listen, it's my job. Don't play around with me. That's who I want to get. Come on. That's who. You know what I mean? We too free. You got your nails done. It look like COVID tests on your fingers.

Free. I love it. Always. How you like your job? I'm loving my fucking job. Let's see. There you go. That's what I need.

I need that type of energy. Don't talk to me like no white woman. What the hell wrong with you? Yes, you can. Certain things we got to keep away from. Because she go too far. I'm talking about they be talking over me, scared, sweating. I ain't never seen Sean Mayne sweat.

I can't let her make the same mistakes I made, Chico. Yes, you can. You don't mind nobody else making them. Will you stop being a good person? You and your bunk bed brother up here, that's why they scared. They think you're going to f*** their relationship up. They scared you. They let you get comfortable.

You're going to f*** around the out that they go together up here. And that's going to be the problem. She gave us the name. She did that last year. She gave us the name. What name she give y'all? The Guzmans. The Guzmans?

Oh, yeah. You did the Bunk Band Brothers. The Bunk Band Brothers. You know what I mean? Now y'all, you know what I'm saying, designer women. Gave it Alan Grier and Gaming Wayans. That's who y'all is. You know what I'm saying? We up here. Let me ask. Both of y'all is you know i'm saying we up here but

let me let me ask both of y'all comedians because i didn't speak to jess about this with time so sensitive right like they're about to cancel charlamagne for saying big back i've been canceled forever i'm canceled i've been canceled do you i'm a zombie do you have to be extra careful when both of y'all doing comedy now when y'all do a theater because everybody got a phone out that's why that's why dave everybody gotta take their phone and chris everybody gotta take their phone do y'all are extra sensitive when it comes to people because you know if you say the wrong thing or you offend the wrong person today you cancel them all well like i say it's maliciousness in my mind if i'm not being malicious then it's i can care less how somebody feels about something

that i say now if i'm being malicious then of course i think that energy is going to cause you to have to have some backlash because you're just being mean but if you're back big and I say you're back big you got a big back that's just the truth now though I mean now because before you could say you know you it's jokes but now people take jokes as it's messing up my mental uh I can't take it no more I'm thinking about but it's jokes I mean we've been all joked you've joked on me we joked on you we joked on Charlamagne I mean but everybody's not prepared to be able to have whatever their flaws are put out in front of the world so you got to understand like when people hear certain things about themselves they already have insecurities about whatever said thing is and

if you have the ability to point it out in a way where people are laughing at it externally their internal pain that they have is just going to come out and now we live in a way where people are laughing at it externally, that internal pain that they have is just going to come out. And now we live in a time where everybody has the access to be able to express themselves in a way that didn't exist 20 years ago. So now if somebody was offended at a Dave Chappelle show in 1997, you had to write a letter, you had to go get up out your bed and go stand in front of somewhere and protest. Now you got to do is have Wi-Fi. So it's just easier for people to be offended now.

I think that's the thing. If you had to still be offended the old way so it's just easier for people to be offended now i think that's the thing if you had to still be offended the old way a lot of people wouldn't be as offended as they are about simple have you said anything you regret chico i saw jess was on the pivot she said she regretted the chadwick boseman comments i know what i said yo i'm just telling for the audience that's listening yeah you see that's why that's why you got to talk to these the way you got to talk to them because they be slick Yeah, because Jess be doing it They be slick, they be trying to get away with shit Man, you got to check them every time

But no, you know what I mean You know what, I'm lying, I regret some of the things I said about your skin That was wrong I mean, I regret some of those things Man, you know what I mean Because I don't want him to get stressed out And wake back up with the Hamburglar circles around his eyes again You know what I mean? Because I don't want him to get stressed out and wake back up with the, you know,

the Hamburglar circles around his eyes again. You know what I mean? Yeah, I don't want him to have to go through that. And I know that was a rough period where you having to

sit under that machine and get cooked every day and I just was just coming in here making fun of you and all of that. And DJ, I regret some of the things

I've said about you too, man. You're a good person and most people don't know that. So I just want to apologize to both of y'all. Most people don't know that you're the best. You know what I mean? And out in y'all relationship like that.

Like, don't nobody know y'all sleep naked together in between breaks. So, I mean, those things are things that I regret. So, yes, I apologize to both of y'all. Thank you. Thanks, Chico. We apologize. It was accepted. No problem.

How has it changed since y'all went number one on Netflix? It hasn't. Really? No, not in the way that you would think that going number one on the billboard would. You know what I'm saying? Did you have an expectation once you saw that? No, no. I don't think we had an expectation because we are independent.

So it's just certain things that come with being independent. So it gave us a level of visibility that we didn't have. I went to Ghana. I was in ghana and i'm sure like the record recognition that i got when i was over there a lot of that came from that being available but as far as us being in the position we're like now we number one and you know we got to you know start doing things differently or now we get to work less because it's made things easier for us no that hasn't happened we're appreciative of it but we still got the same drive that we had before it happened. So no Hollywood came knocking anything like that?

No, I don't even know what you mean. The way you asked that question, I know it's a follow-up question coming out. There's too much going on. I know you, man. Hollywood ain't come knocking, man. Hollywood ain't come knocking. You ain't get invited to that 1 o'clock party. Did he ask you to host it?

See, see, I told you. I told you. I told you. I knew you. I told you. I knew it was coming, man. I know this. You had three movies. What happened to your three movies? Yeah, I knew it was coming.

Now you won't trick me up here, man. I'm too prepared for y'all, man. And by the way, we was making jokes about Diddy way before all of this happened. Partying jokes about Diddy. Since he did the interview on Drink Champs with Nora. Before that, yeah. And he was like, we ain't party. Party, party.

Party, party. But yeah. like, we ain't party. Party, party. Party, party. But yeah. We've been making those jokes. And I think that y'all two are great people to speak on that because y'all done been famous way longer than me and Jess has. You know what I mean? DJ Envy, you done been at the party for a long time. I never party, party though.

What does that mean? I don't know. But you gotta know what it means. You didn't party, party with him. I didn't party. What's the second party? I don't know. That's the part. But don't know, but I don't know you dad you gotta know what you did party party with him. I didn't I didn't part What's the second part? I don't know All right, we got more comedian Chico Bean when we come back. Don't move.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Chester Larry, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with comedian Chico Bean. Charlamagne? Are you going to do a solo special?

Yeah, I mean, eventually. You know what I mean? That's like I said, I've never been one to rush that type of, you know, thing because, you know, your art is your art. And, you know, I always move you know your art is your art and you know i always move in my own pace you know i'm saying and i think that now with the ability that people have to just put things out you know i think that we've lost a lot of substance in that regard you know i'm saying and i feel like whenever you put something out these bodies of work will

live forever so i want to have one of them ones where when you look at it now and whether you look at it now or you look at it in 10 years it still resonates you know the the Mike Epps underrated never faded you know I mean the Corey Holcomb the you know I mean you the problems the you know earthquake about damn times Dave Chappelle's killing them softly you know I mean these are specials that are timeless to me so when I watch those those are the things that I base it on and I never really had the the you know the desire to just say i i'm gonna do it just so i can say i got that notch under my belt because like i said we live in a different time now it's not even as necessary as it was back in the day you think 20 years ago everybody wanted to be on

hbo now it's netflix so it's just a matter of you finding the pocket that you need to be in before you put something out to the world because i feel like you can damage yourself a whole lot more with the level of criticism that can come with. I don't even want to say criticism because I don't want to make it seem like it's a negative thing. But just the level of access that people have to be able to look at something and move right on to the next thing. It's very difficult to get somebody to sit with a piece of work and just really understand and sit with it. So my mentality is always make sure that by the time I get it, it's a body of work that just really understand and sit with it so my mentality is always make sure that by the time i get it it's a body of work that is going to live forever so you know but also what makes y'all different to me is y'all y'all do like raw on the spot comedy that's

different you don't get to see that neither and like i don't care there's no other stand-up special on netflix hbo that i've seen in a long ass time where it's like like y'all three like y'all just it could be like 40 if y'all go to a parade y'all don't even know what y'all gonna talk about not at all and it's on the spot comedy is raw is like that's what make honestly wilding out fun right watching y'all just pick people and then the chemistry y'all bounce off of each other it's like i don't know that's that's that's different yeah especially in this time y'all don't care what y'all say no and it's that's the the reason why is because we understand that it's never been done before in the way that we're doing it you see now with the climate of comedy

and the way that all of the ogs are beefing and going back and forth like we need batman out this now the way this is going back and forth but one, we need Batman out this now, the way these is going back and forth. But one of the things that I think is the case, and Lo said this to me years, used to say this years ago all the time, because he's the, you know, our elder as far as the group. He's the OG amongst us. He was like, man, these don't like each other. They hate each other.

They can't stand each other. Why do you think it's bubbling now, though? I mean, because, you know, once Cat came out and did that interview, it just shook the game up. It was just one of those things that shook the game up. You know what I mean, because, you know, once Cat came out and did that interview, it just shook the game up. It was just one of those things that shook the game up. You know, I mean, I think that, you know, truth is subjective. I say this all the time because what's true to you is a lie to somebody else. But if somebody tells their truth, all of the people that he was, you know, speaking on, they received that and they had, you know, it's like this is backroom, you know, green room comedy talk that was, you know, gave to the world.

So once that happened, now you got these backroom conversations that have been happening for years. Now you got them coming to the forefront. So all of these conversations that these people probably have been having in green rooms since the early 90s. Now it's like, oh, I will fuck you off. And, you know, now I think that's just what happened. But I mean, as far as we go, our generation, we love each other. Like, we really got genuine love for each other. But does it help or does it hurt?

Does it push you to be better? Or does it say, F the comedy game because I can't work with this person? No, we don't have that element. You know, we don't have that element. At least not that I've experienced. You know, I'm sure there's probably some people who don't get along or don't like each other. But like I said, it's too easy to get in contact with somebody now if i had a problem with somebody in 1995 it might be a little difficult for me to get a number on them or get in contact with them now if you got a problem with somebody

it's very easy to get in contact with them so i don't think we even had that element there's the level of disconnect between artists has shrunk so much that our generation we really you know we really with each other you know i? Like, this is my uncle. Like, I love her to death. You know what I'm saying? Because the way she treat me, she treat me like an uncle. Like, every time I see her, she cuss me out like an uncle.

It's genuine, though. Like, you know what I mean? I love Jess. Like, we all do. Because we came up together. You know, we all was broke together trying to figure this thing out. And I don't think a lot of them had that same element. When they was all broke, they was all trying to get the same spot. You know, we all was broke together trying to figure this thing out. And I don't think a lot of them had that same element. When they was all broke, they was all trying to get the same spot. We know now that there's more spots available than just one.

You see that with the 85 South Show. It's three people who are now on a tour with the Weed and Wands Tour, all individually doing sets, all coming out by herself, all, you know, got our own face up on the screen like everybody was aspiring to do in the 90s. But now we're able to do that and then double right back and come on stage together

and then double right back and go do a wildin' out and then double right back and, you know, meet up with Jess and do something with her because we realize now the opportunity is there to do whatever it is you want to do. You don't have to all fight for that one spot. But I think that's what causes the OGs that had a problem. They still fighting for a spot that really don't even exist no more how'd you feel when kat williams shouted you up uh you know what's crazy man uh my daughter man salute to my baby who has who has her youtube channel that she just started man so i gotta plug that man my baby

then started her youtube channel i'm so proud of her man so make sure you subscribe pish chanel but um i was in af But I was in Africa. I was in Ghana when the interview came out. That's how goofy my daughter is. I'm in Africa. And my first thought when I seen it, I was like, man, hope this don't say nothing about me. Because once I seen what he was saying, because over there, the internet access is different. So I couldn't really watch it.

So my daughter FaceTimed me. She like, daddy, you seen the Cat Williams interview? I was like, I seen clips of it, baby. She was like, you know he said your name. Your heart drive. I said, what'd he say? She said, find out when you get back to America. I'm on the phone with her. That was a good tease.

That was a good tease. Are you over there? I'm like, man. Listen, man. I'm like, yo, what did he say? But then my manager, man, she sent me the clip, and I seen it. You know, he was. Hey, guys. I'm like, yo, what did he say? But then my manager, man, she sent me the clip and I seen it. You know, he was. Hey, guys, I'm Kate Max.

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like this was the boogeyman. Like every time, Cat might be coming. Remember when Mad Dog was coming on Martin? That's how they would talk about Cat. Like, if you're coming here, don't be afraid. So after a certain point, I was just like, man, whatever. You know, whatever it's going to be, it's going to be. So by the time we actually met, he came to the, this is right after he won the Emmy.

So this, you know, I'm hearing stories about him in the building because we doing an arena so i'm hearing stories the cat showed up with the emmy and the louis vuitton bag cat was smoking two cigarettes at the same time and it was just like man where is this i gotta find him and say hello so i my creative process i walk around and talk to myself and get my jokes together i don't really write down so as i'm on one of my missions it seemed like he was on the same one and i ran into him and i was like hey man cat how you doing man my name chico man it's a pleasure to meet you he said don't disrespect me everybody knows you and walked away i was like oh i don't know if that was a good or positive interaction or not but you know that's what it was and then we ended up having a conversation sitting outside of the hotel he just happened to be walking his dog and i talked to him and it's brilliant and he showed nothing but love he was gracious in every aspect and letting us know that

you know letting me know at that time how much of a fan he was and how much he appreciated what i had brought to the show and the elements of the show that you know he i reminded him of himself at that time so just like i said i've been blessing the game that when i've met the ogs they've embraced me. You know what I'm saying? So being as though he did that interview, I just look at it like he told his truth. Whatever you, you know what I mean?

You tell your truth, people are going to receive it whatever way they receive it. But he told his truth, man. So, you know what I mean? I think that it was good for the game in that regard, but it was bad for the game in regards to the way it set fire up under the OGs. All right, well, don't move.

We got more with Chico Bean when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yep, we are The Breakfast Club. DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We're still kicking it with comedian Chico Bean. Charlamagne. Is your daughter telling you what she wants to do in her future?

Yes, all the way. How old is she? She's 15. 15 now, damn. Yeah, she getting up there, man. She's very, very, very clear about the things she wants to get into. For me, it's an honor to be able to provide her with the level of opportunity that I never got because I didn't have my father. My father was gone, so there's a 50% of a helpmate that I never got to receive. So it brings me joy to be able to help her skip a lot of the parts of the game

that I knew that I had to go through just because I didn't know no better. You know what I mean? I'm her springboard. Like, stand on my shoulders, baby, so you can see better. Because that's what I'm doing this for. And the fact that she wants to be in the entertainment and wants to be an actress and all of those things. Like it helps me to know that I'm doing the thing out here that can help her get past just on namesake.

You know, I mean, when she show up, the fact that she is who she is is going to mean something. That brings me the greatest joy, because I know that if I would have had that, then I probably would have been able to get to the greatness a whole lot quicker than I did having to figure it out and create my own blueprint without help. You know what I'm saying? So she she's really, really excited about her YouTube. You know, we had talked about it. And like I said, I don't lie to my daughter. We keep it.

You know, we have conversations that are direct. I know people say you're not supposed to be friends with your child, but I think that's another old mentality. You know, I mean, I think that's an old narrative, because if you're not, you got to think about the access that these kids have now and the things that they are up against. Like, when I was her age, I didn't have to compete with every other 15-year-old's highlight reel. Man. You know what I mean? I didn't have to compete with their highlight reel. I didn't have to go on a device and be able to see what all the n***a on the other side of the city was doing and all the n***a that went to every school was doing.

So they under a different level of pressure because at 15 years old if wanda god rest her soul would have had cameras in her house she would have went to jail she would have went to jail for the that i was doing in her house at 15 years old you know i think that forward thinking like now it is what it is but in 10 years what is it going to be you know i don't know if y'all seen that apple vision that came out yeah i got one of those disrespect me you say what why you say that i don't know because you're sitting there with a think pad and not an apple computer yeah oh yeah everybody know the apple vision no they don't yeah that's what that i just realized

that he got that old ass computer just good job a lot of good luck on this computer a lot of good data this i did for 14 years you had that computer for 14 years boy I know now hell nah they ain't selling them now unless you go to a pawn shop that's what it is that yeah for real I know boy you talking about secrets ain't no telling what's in that computer go in his history see what he looked up I'll show you some stuff it's kind of crazy I don't want to see it. That's why he said, stop, look. He was like, stop, stop, stop, stop. I never know. It reminds me of when I first moved to New York. What was I on? And I can see it. Just by looking. I'll show you. I'll show you after the end. No, don't show me after the end. I don't want to see DJ MP naked.

So back to your Apple vision. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, you know, a lot of Michael Kors bags. I'll tell you that much. For real. Stop it, man. See, you see... That's how... Michael Kors... He was in trouble at home. Yeah, he was buying Michael Kors bags.

Look at... Where's the... See what I'm saying? The whole uptown. The whole uptown. This... Bought a Michael Kors bag like the night shift at the CVS.

Like, that's crazy. Yeah, he was at the outlet for sure. No. They don't even sell the bags in the real store. You had to go to the Tanger Outlets to get them Michael Kors bags. That's crazy. But you were talking about the Apple vision.

Oh, yeah. You didn't have it. You didn't have Apple vision. You had Michael Kors vision. That's what you had. But no, I say that to say it's a dope look into the future. Because you put this on your face and it's your phone on your face right you know i mean everything that you can do on your phone you can

do on this machine and you can walk around with it on the only thing is now you know it's so expensive that you're just gonna look like an ass around with it on but the reality is this is the future like this is the the beta version of this machine so this is basically the nintendo of the future right so you think about what the nintendo was versus what the ps5 is right so by the time you know our kids get to be our age this is going to be irrelevant you know in my mind i'm like yeah that sound crazy now because they doing it but imagine if we had the internet in the 2000s you know i mean ain't no telling jess if you had the internet in the 2000s what i'm asking you see that's what i mean that let me know what type of time you was on you was

in baltimore eating crab cakes and i already know what time it would have been because i might have came to see you in 2007 if i'd have known you know what i know now but you've been bluffing for years ain't nobody been bluffing ain't nobody been bluffing ain't nobody been bluffing ain't nobody been bluffing don't do that how's yours i'm good i'm pregnant and i'm happy now so what's up i mean i don't understand why you coming at me like that like what is it that you're basically no no no no no he was scared he was what was i scared of i don't know what was i scared of tell me what i was scared of i don't it wasn't no. He was scared. He was scared. What was I scared of? I don't know. What was I scared of? Tell me what I was scared of.

It wasn't even that he was scared. He just wasn't with it. When I first got to Wild N Out, I was like, oh my gosh, I like this. He quiet. Like, he ain't all over the place. Like, you know, he ain't wildin'. They get up, they get in and kill him. That wasn't even that when I first got there.

That was a later game. Yeah, that was a later game. Yeah, so, you know, I tried to throw some game on him, but he was like, oh, don't you have a boyfriend? I'm like, who the f*** be worried about that? You know what I mean? I come from out the ghetto,

f*** is a kid, you bought a Jessalarius in my hood. You know what I mean? My boyfriend, he wasn't that type. What type of n***a was he? Yeah, I did. That's why I was going at that chick. I'm like, okay, nah, you cool. He that's the thing. What type of nigga was he? That's why, yeah, yeah, so that's what, yeah, I did. That's why I was going that chick. I'm like,

okay, nah, you cool. You know what I'm saying? He quiet, he low. Right, right,

right. But he really like, funny, like he down to earth. I'm like, all right, cool. So,

I told him that I broke up with him. I told him that I broke up with my boyfriend. Did you really do it or you lied? Didn't be. Okay, I'm sorry,

I'm sorry. Did I lie? Yeah, I did. I let like a week go by and I was like, what's up now? We broke up. I was acting sad and everything. I was like, I did. I let like a week go by and I was like, what's up now? We broke up.

I was acting sad and everything. I was like, I'm like sad. Like, what's up now? He was like, you didn't break up with him. Like, no, you didn't. And I didn't. But I'm like, this is gay. How you not?

Just because you don't want that, I don't want none. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy. I was like, all right, right he just gonna be a brother at this point yeah because because you gotta understand you know my i gotta be very selective with any woman i deal with because of the perspective that i have and how i live i'm you're not about to come at me not saying that you would have did this but i know you would have

just because i know you who you are you just that type of person that you're gonna flash out but you're not gonna be the only woman that I'm dealing with. Right, and that's who he visually told me. So I have to be very, very careful with who I let into the way that I operate. I want to know how Just Kicked gained. How did Just Kicked gain? Man, she offer you crab legs, Baltimore. You want to go get some crab legs?

You want to go get some crab legs and listen to some house music? That's what you want to do? You want to do? I got this special butter I make. I make this special butter. I put a little bit of cream cheese in it so the butter lasts longer. You want to eat some crab legs? What did you say, Jess?

And then he was cool. No, he was, yo, and that's the thing. He'd be talking all smooth, you know, you know, and I'm like. That's Chico. Yeah, I know. Yeah, he don't, he ain't try. He don't ever try. I'm not.

I can't. And then by ever tried I'm not he just and then by the time I actually really did break up with Chris this was my ex-boyfriend the first Chris by the time I did break up with him

you got another Chris but this one Mexican with locks and he got a job and he take care of everything so this is good okay and so

right by the time I got rid of Chris for real I had already got to know him right and we was cool we was like man and got close

and I was just like damn last question cause he is a comedian and you just got away with words do you think there's anything wrong with referring to somebody as big back? in today's society of course it is that's why you got in trouble you hurt that lady feelings I wasn't even talking to her

I was talking about big back behavior I mean I don't care you hurt in trouble. You hurt that lady's feelings. I wasn't even talking to her, though. I was talking about big back behavior. I mean, I don't care. You hurt that lady's feelings. You said that lady's back was shaped like a pack of flushable wipes. That's messed up. I didn't. That's what you said. I heard you say it.

Yes, you did. Don't try to lie on the radio now. That's what you said about that lady. Chico! Salute to the lovely, voluptuous women of the world. Voluptuous is a better word. I told you. The voluptuous women of the world. Voluptuous is a better word. I told you. The voluptuous women of the world.

All the way. All the voluptuous women. Make sure you get your tickets to the We Them Ones Tour. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. It's Chico B. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Baby!

Damn, the hee-haw again. It's time for Donkey of the Day. I ain't trying to be donkey today no more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm not making these people do these things. Called donkey of the day and it really caught me off guard. And history month goes to a 24 year old man named Isaiah Bartu. Isaiah is from Nebraska ladies and gentlemen. That that is Mr. Ellis in Nebraska.

He might be. Just depends on your definition of ill. Okay, by ill you mean mentally? Yeah, that's probably true. See, Isaiah was looking for a sweet lick. Y'all know what a sweet lick is, right? Huh? All you toxic studs calm down. I'm not talking about that kind of sweet lick all right okay i'm talking about the kind of sweet lick that the urban dictionary defines is easy money basically if i wanted to rob you take something from you it would be easy to do so i guess isaiah knowing he had a sweet lick decided to use something sweet to get the lick off all the toxic studs out there like uncle charlotte what are you talking

about why do you keep talking about sweets and licks you're making us hungry and horny combination well let's go to 10 11 now news for the report please a lincoln man is in jail or in accused of holding up a quick shop and taking money from the register police say is Isaiah Bartu walked into the store earlier this week and demanded money. An employee tells officers Bartu had a hostess cinnamon roll box over his hand, making them believe he was armed with a gun. Now they gave him money and he took off. Investigators say Bartu was later found nearby with a handgun i don't get money and meth he's facing a number of charges including for robbery and weapons violations i don't i don't get it uh this is what i don't understand if you actually had a handgun that police caught you with later after the robbery

why would you rob quick shop with a box of hosted cinnamon rolls what is the reason you had a pistol but you decided to use pastries this man has a gun tatted on his right forearm why i don't know because clearly it's just for show because he chose cinnabons over guns yeah i like cinnabons over guns too especially when i'm high off marijuana with the munchies or when i'm at charleston international airport but not when robbing a quick shop okay we all we all play too much. All right. I don't understand why humans play with their own lives and the lives of others. You go in quick shop with a box of cinnamon rolls.

Not a person behind the counter is feeling for their life because they think you got a gun. They might have a gun and they might be faster on the draw. Next thing you know, you dead over a Danish. How you want to explain that in the afterlife? Okay. Sitting in hell over hostess cinnamon rolls? Eternal hellfire for cinnamon swirls?

The news report says the female clerk feared the container of hostess cinnamon rolls contained a handgun. That's why she gave up the money. But no, it was just individually wrapped frosted pastries. Young lady, you did the right thing. Drop on the clues box for that, young lady. This isn't social media where you have time to figure out if something is real or not. Quick shop ain't dying for you. Give that man a couple of dollars for his latest meth habit and move on. Now, I don't know whether to blame this on the meth or the current society we live

in. See, I understand drugs make you do something strange for a little bit of change, but we also just live in a strange society. It's a bizarre world where a man would absolutely leave his pistol at home but put his hostess in a gun holster to go rob the quick shop only to get caught and charged for his pistol later some donkey in the days just sell themselves please give isaiah bartu the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. You are the donkey. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show,

where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire,

join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this.

It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country.

My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets.

Bullets. We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments.

Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like, grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're gonna figure out

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Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. Of the day, you are the donkey. Of the day, yee-haw. What just happened? It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. We have Money Long. Welcome. Good morning.

Grammy award winning Money Long. Yes. Say that. Welcome. How you feeling? I'm really good. I'm super just grateful. Like, you know, the first time I came, I was still trying to figure it out. It was early. And money got longer. Amen. I received that.

It's just amazing to just like watch how God weaves the fabric. You know what I mean? I'm just, you know, I'm grateful. I'm very happy. So your song, Made For You, that's like one of the biggest, biggest tracks right now. Did you think that you would ever top Hours and Hours? No.

No? Really? No, I mean, you know, at that moment, that was the biggest thing that had ever happened to me. Yeah. And so, and it was just a moment culturally. I mean, I want to be careful how I talk about myself because, you know, I don't want to sound the Lulu but at the time it was just like yo this

girl just came out of nowhere during the fourth quarter which is like a no-no is like Christmas music yeah you just don't do that I was independent 34 at the time and black a woman R&B music all things that people are just like no no no we don't want it and then the way that people just received the song men women children the church they were singing in a church house it was just like everywhere and um so no of course you don't think that you're going to do that again. You know, same effect, even bigger. How was it the church version of Owls and Owls?

I could praise you for hours. Sit and talk with you for hours. Got you. Amazing. What if God told him, I ain't got time? Y'all go fuck yourself. What's wrong with you, man? I'll give you a couple minutes.

I ain't got time. I got a lot of children. What's wrong with you, man? Is there a secret to all of these hits you be writing up? minutes. You said that. I got a lot of children. Yo, what's wrong with you, man? Is there a secret to all of these hits you be writing up? God. There you go. I wouldn't even say it's not a secret. It's just like I really, I was scrolling through my posts the other day and reading my captions.

And I'm like, wow, like if you didn't know me, you would really be like, oh, this girl is tapped in. And I am, but I, you know, I'm not, that's, I'm not trying to put that on. That's just really what's in me. Yeah. You know? How long did it take you to break into the game for most, for artists out there that's just trying to get in and it's taking a long time? How long did it take for you to get to where you was like, wow, I really have a shot? Uh, I mean, you know, to use your words, in my opinion, I'm still breaking.

You got a Grammy money, Lauren. I mean, lots of people have Grammys that you never heard of, you know? mean lots of people have grammys that you never heard of you know so like for where i want to go i still have a a little bit of a piece of mountain to climb but i've been doing this i've been wanting to do this since i was 14 or 15 years old half my life and then i started professionally when i was about 19 i was uploading videos on YouTube before that was normal. When I was 16, doing it from my bedroom and stuff like that. Once I got into the business and the game, it took me until about 21, 23 to really start seeing some money. Then from there, 23 to about 28, 29, I'm just in the studio cooking like writing for all these people and then it took

me another three or four years to just be like okay i've been doing this for 10 years now it ain't really i feel like i'm at the ceiling what's next for me and so these last three years i've been just focusing on myself so all in all you know i'm not really too great with math but i want to say about 15 17 years it took me to get to this place did you ever want to quit or the fact that i wanted to quit so many times and i would be in my closet screaming into a pillow crying like why is this so painful you know why you were even writing for other people yeah really the misconception with that is this a two-year pipeline so imagine going to work and you don't uh, you know, why are you even writing for other people? Yeah, really? Cause you was making money. You was getting your publisher. The misconception with that is this a two year pipeline.

So imagine going to work and you don't get a check for two years and your coworkers is nasty and they don't want to feed you. And you got to figure out, you know, like the actual reality of it is not glamorous at all. You know, I don't know if you guys saw a fellow songwriter, Tiffany fresh.

She was kind of talking about it online just about writers artists who take publishing and like there's all these things that happen to you as a writer that you know that's what is paying your dues and so eventually you know you leave the fatigue out and you be like I can't do this thing for me or you just keep going you keep taking it on the chin like i got kicked so many times and i just kept getting back up like it's a new day you know people used to be like she a little crazy she she on something why does she keep coming back why is she so nice um and it was really just because i will hear this little voice in the back of my mind like

but if you quit tomorrow could be today and next week, it could be. I don't know. I just felt this tugging, just this little tiny tug in my stomach like, girl, keep going. And then if you quit, then all of it would have been for nothing. You get what I'm saying? You would be looking back on a different story today. You know, it wouldn't be made for you. And I was, I was, I love the visual, by the way. You had my best friend, Jolana Lewis in there. Oh, the pregnant?

The pregnant girl you had in there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I love that video. She sent me the video she was very sweet she was she's very sweet but I love that you was outside the window I was like you was looking stalkerish and you was looking like a liar you was I said what's what's going on but I love I love the whole concept so did you do you did your own treatment for that or did the original treatment was very creepy it was very much creepy um and everybody was like yeah we love that you're so creative, but we can't do that. Because I had just seen this headline about this chop shop in Arizona where they was taking bodies and they was cutting them up and putting the arm from one body in the head from selling body parts and stuff.

We don't know if we can talk about that on there, but that's real stuff that be out here. People are crazy. People be getting found with no organs inside yeah so so it was that and i was like oh we could do like some sweeney todd like you know for you yeah like i wanted it to be like around holly halloween um like tim burton kind of stuff that's right exactly body parts and all that the original idea was like my my man you you know, he had an accident. He gone. He not with us no more. And I'm like, well, you know what?

I'm about to go dig him up. And I'm about to go take some other body parts. And I'm going to make me a Frankenstein. And then we're going to dance together. And then at the end, he's going to squeeze me so hard. He don't know his own string. He's going to kill me. You know?

And then, but it was Halloween. This is like an episode of American Horror Story. I like it a little bit. Call me. Yeah, let's write a TV show. Who on your team told you not to do that? Everybody. Good job.

You're trying to get sponsors. You know, they don't really want to endorse this kind of thing. You can't be committing any crimes. And so, you know, grave digging is a crime. Yeah. And so then I reached out to my homeboy. Grave digging is a crime. I have to remind you.

No, no. I reached out to the homie Trinidad James and I was like I really want to work with you on something you know he was doing a lot of stuff with sexy red your best friend yeah and who else Sukiana um Callie you know a lot of rap girls and I was like well what's up you trying to you know can you flip this treatment? And so him and his teammate Des Gray turned it into this STEM black women in tech, you know, future of romance. Will we be dating robots in the future? The way that the dating pool is set up right now, maybe you might have to make you a man, you know. And so that's the concept behind the video and I think people were like a little creeped out they're like well did she kill him and like make him

into a robot like that's your interpretation up to you to figure out that I love what it ended up being I love it thank you all right we got more with money long when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody is DJ envy Jess hilarious Charlamagne the guy we. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Money Long. Charlamagne? I feel like it should be so much easier for artists nowadays.

We were just having a conversation when you walked in the room about how nowadays people only go off their feelings. They can listen to every word that can come out of your mouth, but all they're thinking about is how those things make you feel. And music gives you a feeling. So as long as music feels good, it feels like they should already have an instant connection with you anyway. Like, oh, that's the person that wrote that song, so she makes me feel good. I can agree with that. On a deeper level, I would say it's like frequency.

It's like when you put that intention into the song when you are recording, it resonates. Like, you know, when somebody tells you, oh, you look so beautiful, like that hits you. And it makes you smile, makes you feel good. And as soon as somebody be like, what's this outfit doing? I don't like that. That yeah and it makes you smile makes you feel good or and as soon as

somebody be like what's this outfit doing i don't like that it's ugly that hurts yeah you know or when somebody says i love you versus i mean i can't stand you like it hits you differently and that same thing is happening when you're recording and you can actually see the wave file it's the same thing but it's just you know music and whatever you're saying so you have to put that intention into it of like what do i want this music to accomplish how do i want it to leave people how do i want it to resonate um after years of doing it you start thinking about stuff like that and i think with these you know the two songs you mentioned made for me in hours and hours that is what people are feeling they're feeling my

intention of just love and harmony and kindness and connection yeah and um i'm glad to be able to offer that because there's a whole lot of other stuff out here that's not doing that yeah i'm talking about everybody my son sings that song my mom me everybody 11 oh that's so cute. 11, right? And it was like, it was really big and trendy on TikTok. How did it affect you when Universal removed it from TikTok? Or did it even affect you? I just want to be clear, you know, music is obviously the soundtrack to everybody's life. A lot of people are becoming, you know, content creators themselves based off of the music that we have created and offered them and it does hurt to not be able to do that for yourself and you know promote yourself using yourself and promote

your own products you know promote yourself promote your products promote your music it definitely hurts but i think that you know i just heard recently something that really changed my perspective on it is you don't ever want to be beholden to anyone so i don't ever want you know to feel like without tiktok i cannot move forward you know um but it's a wonderful platform i've met a whole lot of great cool people on there had two three actually viral songs though like sometimes i be questioning like is this just my algorithm or is it really everywhere like that because literally like it still shocks me I'm scrolling through Instagram or I click on something on the explore page on Instagram or I'm scrolling through TikTok and my song is playing or like I'll

watch a video and I don't even have the volume on and I'll tap it and it'll be my music that still is just like whoa you know you have your moments where you get tired of listening to no you got me good good answer no i don't yeah you did you did a country album years ago years ago so you were early in that so you know what beyonce is dealing with with trying to get songs played on the country stations or was it easier for you is she really dealing with it though at all at one time at one time this is no shade i love beyonce love her down but i will say when you are in nashville attempting to showcase uh yourself as a country artist i mean there's this one guy tony evans jr if you don't see him you think that

is a old white man like i mean he is incredible but then when you look at him, he's just like this really handsome, buff football player looking dude that plays guitar. Black eye. It doesn't match what the traditional image is. And one thing that you realize is as soon as you walk in the door, their opinion of your music changes based on what they see. And so that's only something that you can experience physically and in person yeah and i think beyonce has transcended that to where she has so much notoriety and power and talent clear talent that it's hard to hide behind the excuse that this isn't country bless your heart the lady is beyonce like you're gonna play it or you're not and if you're not yeah there is a reason why you aren't and it's very clear what that is she debuted at number one on the country charts and she's number one in the country now overall i think that's incredible

because there's never been a black woman to do that ever yeah yeah there have been many that have tried yeah and that's my point there have been artists i started in 2018 with country and when i tell you i was fatigued very quickly, you know, you walk in the room and the forks clink. And everybody's like, who's this brownie up here trying to, you know, and I used to make jokes. Like anytime I would go to a new co-write is what they call it or go to somebody's house, I would bring a bottle of whiskey. And if you know in Tennessee, that's the thing, Tennessee whiskey. And I would make the joke, just go ahead and get it out. I'd be like, yeah, I didn't want to be the only brown thing in your house i didn't want to be the only

brown thing in your house brown something in here so i just brought you a little gift but it is a well-known fact if you go down there they don't want you in there and you know they can't hide that anymore so i think what she's doing is incredible y'all move out the way i saw you tweet recently i don't know if he was joking, but you found out you were autistic. OK, so that's a little bit for context. I have dealt with like processing issues my entire life. And, you know, as black and brown people, we don't always have the best access or even ability to understand that some of our limitations cannot be helped like you need to go and talk to somebody and see somebody about that so just you know coming across literature

and connecting with people who also deal with a lot of the same issues that I've been having and understanding what they have put or the name that they have put on it or attached to it it made me start doing my own research and being like well wait a minute when this happens to me this also happens and so there's a little bit of like adhd autism on this like and then i have lupus as well so just understanding that that is like a stress induced inflammation of the body and maybe I am stressed out because I'm frustrated because I can't process certain things or like and I also think there's a other added layer of because I'm so intelligent to other people and I write these songs that they're and I look a certain way like ain't no way that you are because when you think

about autism you have a certain visual that you think about. But there are highly functioning autistic people. And I want to be very careful about how I talk about it because it could be, this is a sensitive topic to a lot of people who may not relate to me or resonate with what I'm saying. I'm still figuring it out. Also, late diagnosis is a lot more difficult to find practitioners who can sit with you and and figure that out you never been clinically diagnosed now I have to find someone who can do that for me and test me because right now because I have lupus and I've been dealing with that since 2014 anytime anything goes

wrong with me they just be like it's lupus they just give me steroids you know so i have to really like find holistic doctors and get to the root of the issue because maybe it might not be autism maybe it might be something else but in that moment tweeted my frustration and processing you know that's a great example of it and i actually deleted twitter off my phone after that because i'm just like yeah you know what let me just figure out what this is first before i you start talking like i know what i'm talking about it's not good for your mental health and i don't think people realize how much unhealed trauma is projected on twitter and social media every day

toxic opinions undeveloped thoughts yeah we still got money long in the building, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. We are The Breakfast Club. DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. And we're still kicking it with money long. Jess?

How would you describe your love life now? Like, you know, after being married before, early on, 26, you know. How would you describe it right now i would say i'm more into real like deep love on a 360 global energetic like i heard a quote um what was that on the way here i was listening to tony robbins said you can't love tony gadsden if you really love yourself you can't hate on nobody else yeah like that's where I'm at is like I can see the joy and beauty and love in everything yeah not just a romantic relationship you know I'm have a great relationship with my mother and father these days it's like you know I'm just I just just love like I just want to push that I feel

we need it we need it so badly there's so much nasty stuff happening in the world right now. People have zero compassion. They're just devoid of empathy. They all step on a dead body. Honestly, why are you recording these men? These men taking his last breath. You would record somebody dying. I remember you'd be scared of a dead body.

You'd be scared to walk down the street and see one. Or the thought of death makes you cringe. You know, now people are filming people taking their lives. Well, right up to it. You know? And it's actually scary. It's really scary. It's just like, man, what is happening in the world?

So if I could offer some love and, you know, I call everybody baby. Hey, how you doing, baby? You like me too. you look so beautiful honey you know um maybe that's just the southern in me i don't know but i just want to give love you know that's what my love life is like it's for the world so you basically ain't telling me nothing about you being single with somebody or nothing i'm married she's married oh oh okay I've been married for nine years. Oh, so still to the same dude that you got

when we were 26? Oh, I know that's right because I'm sitting here trying to look. We can go hours and hours about talking about this because I had to realize

that y'all, you're still married to this man. Yeah. Well, that's nice because I also had another question and I had to write it down because,

you know, I'll be stumbling over my words when stuff gets too long but you have a line in your song where you mention smell of your perfume, right? Which has people thinking

that the love interest is women. That's what they say. I ain't saying that's what I thought, but you know, that's what people think, so I have to ask you. Especially with how you spell the song,

I was an I was. A lot of people thought it was hers and hers. Yeah, you know, but that's not me. This is somebody else. Is that you leaving a little Easter egg

that you could be into women romantically, but you know. I prefer hot dogs. I don't like bologna. Well, thank you so much because now I can go back and tell him

that they tripping. But, you know, I... You said bologna. Yeah, I don't like bologna. My bologna has a first name. What is the first name? Oscar? You have a bologna?

See, that's... You go back, what he said. Uh-uh, baby. You see, he might be trying to tell us something. See? See? You gotta watch that

he gay he like he's been a little off a little off I know okay so that's when I can go back

and tell everybody but also you know eau de parfum that just means fragrance scent right and I think people you understand

like me and my friends we all are scent freaks like we go to the perfume shop because i mean it's a little spot you go in there it's like incense they got like the perfumed oil you just you know you take it out the wand and you put it in it last all day like it'd be on your clothes three days later so we love fragrance love And so if you shop perfume like we do, everything's unisex these days. But also, if you are into the word of God,

you understand that the Holy Spirit has a perfume, a sweet perfume it talks about. And I just think people are really one-track-minded these days. They want me to be a part of the rainbow brigade. Me too. I love my girls. I love my girls i love my girls i love my people but at the same time it's like baby i don't i know what you got i don't want none of that yeah i don't i don't i'm just making this music and there's nothing wrong with that let it be i will say one thing i don't do is use genders in my songs for the most part I try to keep it gender neutral like you I it us we yeah because it's more mess yeah that's

digestible I mean when you're writing this night harder she's a writer she's talking about your husband and you say they know you have to make it make sense. Got you, got you, got you, got you. Because that suggests that I'm talking about non-binary folk. Got you. But I definitely would say. So you use Dave when you want to put like him or her?

First person. You. It's always you. Got you, got you, got you, got you. Wow. Okay. You give me a superpower. Together we'll could be ours.

Dope. Sit me on the counter, you know? Jesus Christ. You know what i'm saying i got you but no y'all i'm not at this point here today i am not she doesn't like a part of the lgbtqia plus community i love y'all down use my music for however you see fit but no i think that people just think because you're so creative and writers can be very strategic and leave low east eggs you know what i mean so like you know your fans could probably um just like some of your fans could probably be looking a little bit too much oh no this is one girl on tiktok yeah breaking it down

she's talking about a woman yeah and i'm just i'm very entertained like okay since you got your degree you know everything what's the lot right you got your degree, you know everything. What's the lot for us? You got your degree. You know, it's just like people just be making up stuff and saying anything. I love it, though. That's the purpose of music. It's like a conversation starter. You know, if people want it to be a sapphic love song, own that. Own that. Take it.

I love that for me. I just never heard it referred to as baloney. Usually roast beef. I heard roast beef. I've heard roast beef. Maybe fish. All right. Money long, ladies and gentlemen. We are done. bologna usually roast beef i heard roast beef maybe fish all right let's get into your single you want you want to hear uh made for you this is made for me by money long coming up next right here on the breakfast money long we appreciate you for

joining us absolutely keep doing your thing money long congrats on the grammy everything you are you are doing what you're supposed to be doing. Thank you. On the way. I got to come back when I write the album. Damn, never mind. What? Because she said something earlier. Where do you think you are in the game? Like level? Because I was having a conversation this weekend just about like stars, superstars. Like where do you think you...

I'm on the way. I think I'm on the way to definitely carving my own seat, own lane, because I'm doing something that a lot of people are not right now. Yeah. And I think it'll be very easy for me to own a space. I definitely think you're on the forefront of this new renaissance of R&B that's happening. Like you and SZA, her, Summer Walker, Ari Lennox. It's definitely an R&B renaissance that i feel is being led by black women right now yeah no we need some more guys we got brunt faez we got you give me on i love division right yeah yeah we need we need that next usher frank ocean just came back too

he did yeah he has music on youtube like oh well music on youtube so yeah go check that out yeah i love do you like cali oh khalid khalidid I'm sorry I feel like Khalid is more like in the pop yeah I do that's just my okay all right maybe I need to reevaluate no but like that real like you know like Jodeci, Case, you know Avant people be sleeping on Avant cause they not feel they ain't trying to feel it no more now You remember J.Y. was like, we can't get nobody like that. They're not scared to be ugly singing.

We need... The value of baloney gotta be increased. I'm serious because people don't value baloney and love like they do. Remember there was a moment where all of these dudes were singing like rappers. The way rappers talk about women,

that's how a lot of the dudes were. Oh, so baloney is women. You said that. You put us onto that. I was talking about vagina. Yeah. Vagina? Vagina. Vagina. Made for me. Baloney? Vagina sound like pussy. Oh, okay. Alright.

See y'all later, guys. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for a positive note.

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