The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club Best Of Episode(Sexyy Red Interview, Chloe Bailey Interview, Grandmaster Flash Interview, What Are Your Turnoffs In Bedroom?)

Episode Date: January 5, 2024

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Come on, bitch, let's play with it. Like a blink eye. You think I'm going to come in here when this shit ain't hot? Outlet The Breakfast Club DJ Envy And Charlamagne Tha God Being here next to all of you guys It's really big It's one of my favorite shows to do Just because y'all always keep it 100 Y'all keep it real But what better place than here

I think everybody should go on The Breakfast Club And start with that If you want to shake it up. Ray, Ray, Ray! Yo, Charlemagne, Denzy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.

We can get on the phone right now. We can tell you what it is. We live! Hello, who's this? What up, Vic? Yo, what's up? It's this what up vick yo what's up it's your boy dingo what's up get it off your chest dingo man look i just had a crazy week and i just want to say that i am over the data scene right now i done screwed this girl out this past week here it was whack i ain't gonna lie it was whack shout out to't gonna lie. It was whack. Got out to Kendra D.

I was on her single show a couple weeks back and, you know what I'm saying, put up my little spiel, had some shorties, hit me up. It was cool. On one that, you know,

I decided to fly her out. We was having some good conversation because she was from Atlanta, right? So I got her out. We was chilling. We was talking. I paid for everything, right? Took care of her.

Took care of the arrangements. Took care of the hotel. Took care of everything we did. But she wasn't really giving me the vibes that it was trying to be romantic. It seemed like she was just looking for a trick. Tyler, she just met you the first time. I'm trying to smash somebody, Tyler. I think you were looking for a trick.

No, no, no. We talked for like a good two weeks or so prior to her coming out, right? And we could have established this like, hey, you don't want to do nothing like that. That's cool. You just got to let me know before I spend all this money and make all these arrangements and all that. You feel me? I feel like that's fair because you're coming out, you're flying out, and I'm taking care of everything, and I told you that, right? And you get here, and you're like, oh, I ain't trying to be on that,

which is cool. I get that. That's fine. But tell me I'm fine. You're not trying to be on what? What's she not trying to be on? Okay, look, look. She wasn't being romantic.

She wasn't trying to, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, trying to fill up on me, just trying to show signs of affection. You feel me? Kissing on me and stuff like that. That's real. It's her first encounter. Look, look, look look it ain't the first encounter it's just it's yet first time meeting each other but we've been talking we've been

establishing each other yeah that don't feel that don't mean that you sound wild you gotta meet are you telling me that's wild yes yes when you meet a person in person you know you gotta feel energy the energy might not have been right for her okay i mean like the phone calls and whatever y'all was doing might have been different than actually meeting each other. You got to give it some time. It sounded like you wanted a prostitute. You wanted to pay for somebody to get some sex. She wanted to meet you.

She wanted to vibe. And you probably seemed thirsty. She probably felt you out. And why did you take a free trip? I don't think I feel thirsty, bro. You're right. You're right. You're right.

From the girl's perspective, yes, that is a free trip. And I wasn't trying to be thirsty. I was very respectful. But you sound thirsty now. You sound thirsty. You sound thirsty now because you letting us know you're a woman. And I wasn't trying to be thirsty. I was very respectful. But you sound thirsty now. You definitely sound thirsty. You sound thirsty now because you letting us know your windows. That's because I had time to process. I had time to process and think about everything that happened.

Looking at my bank account. I'm like, God damn. How much you spent this weekend? Man, I spent over a G. You should have said limits, man. That's a lot. Yeah, you should have said limits. Okay, wait, wait, wait.

From the lady in the house. Yes. How you doing? What was it? Cappuccino. Cappuccino, sir. Okay, cappuccino. I you doing? Cappuccino. Cappuccino, sir. Okay, cappuccino. I'm sorry.

Cappuccino. That's fine. I ain't gonna lie. So if you was to get thrown out by a dude, right? Are you not, like, are you expecting, are you at least thinking about potentially doing something with this guy? If we have a good conversation over the phone for the past two weeks, as you said, maybe and maybe not because once I get in front of you, you may be a whole different person from what i get over the phone she's saying

you might not look that the way you think you look yeah you may act a little different when we when we you know face to face okay okay so i'm so you're saying that i may be overreacting yeah it may be you yeah because i ain't like you fly me i ain't giving you nothing. Yeah, I appreciate the food. You got to work for this temple. Free food? Look. Oh, my God. So, okay, to my defense, I wouldn't be wrong for not hitting her back up, right? No.

Well, you'd be letting her know that you only wanted one thing, so her instincts were correct. Oh, okay. Come on, Tyler. Why do you call her Tyler? That's her name, Tyler. Oh, that name was Dingle. Oh, wait. That's Dingle. Oh, shoot. You're going to hand by his real name, okay. Yep. Come on, Tyler. Why you call her Tyler? That's his name, Tyler. That's his name. Oh, that name was Dingle. Oh, wait.

That's Dingle. Oh, shoot. No, that's not by his real name, man. No, that's what it says on his. That's Tyler. Oh, that's Dingle. No, his name is Tyler today. No, it's not.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Break it up. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hello, hi, this is Leondra. Hey, Leondra, get it off your chest, mama. I just wanted to talk about the fact that i feel like women need to heal from my past trauma you said what say that again mama that us women need to heal from my past trauma amen you ain't lying why you say that though because i'm honestly messing up such a great relationship that i have because of my past trauma and my own insecurities in the past and

I really realized it's so important for us to heal because we are going to lose such things that come by us often anymore you is absolutely positively the conversation you cannot love somebody until you truly love yourself and you cannot be happy with somebody until you are truly happy with yourself that's right and and and i think part one of this is you know it so now that you know i got ish i gotta unpack you can let him know so that y'all can try to get through this space together and hopefully you don't ruin a good thing absolutely hello who's this dj envy charlamagne the god good morning what up what's good what's good how Hello, who's this? DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. Good morning. What up? What's good?

What's good? How y'all feeling this morning, brother? Bless Black and highly favored. It's OG Rob. It's bar time. Let's go, OG. You already know. Check it out.

It's bar time. Listen, man. They told me, OG, just keep the strength and condition there. So many punk faking, you bound to find your position there. Can I get a soul clap? Or I'm solely clapping for Benjamin, the architect. Frame, structure, connect. Prepping this project, they upset.

But gotta respect the consistency. Bar maturity, I came up with flow, spotted what actually I did it though. They figured I'd stop a long time ago, but I'm straight through. No hype, man, nothing backing me up. A seven minute set that'll wash dry and fold them up Never seen nothing like it, a sign for hip hop A rhyme starter kit, which most of them get For days in the workshop, they basic son

Frozen six tears can't be trusted Let me show you how to vibe with a crowd Increasing them numbers you get, OG Okay, okay, OG I got some bars OG, you ready? I'm ready Who the hell is this? Paging me at 546 in the morning Okay, OG. Oh, wow. I got some bars. OG, you ready? I'm ready.

Who the hell is this? Paging me at 546 in the morning. Crack of dawn and now I'm yawning. Wipe the cold out my eye. See who's paging me this and why. It's my homie Sharla from the breakfast club. Told me he's in the gambling spot. And some dudes is popping him in the back. Damn.

Why they try to stick him in his bunkie? Damn. Why they try to stick him in his bunkie? Damn Why they try to s*** him in his bunkie? Damn. Why they try to s*** him in his bunkie? Damn. Why they try to s*** him in his bunkie? Damn. Why they try to s*** him in his bunkie? Why you think that's a big?

That was crazy for no reason, yo. At a time like this? Look, man, I'm not a toy. I don't play. Envy has to stop being gay. He loves crack. Brokeback. Cowboys. Dallas. Yo, get don't play. Envy has to stop being gay. He loves crack, broke back, cowboys, Dallas. Yo, get out of here.

Get out of here. Get out of here. OG Rob, have a good weekend. Yo, y'all too, man. Have a blessed one. Y'all a family. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got Nyla hanging with us this morning.

Yes, yes. And we have a special guest who Charlamagne claims is a family member. I don't know why you keep saying this. And we say this all the time because when we announced that your album came out, he didn't even know your album came out, and I forced him to make it. That is not true. Wow.

Oh, cuz. That is not true. Chloe Bailey, ladies and gentlemen. And we played the song. I played the Missy record and the Chris Brown record that morning. I was trying to get my family in trouble. That's right. But I had to make him download the record

because he didn't even know. That's not true. Well, you know now. That's right. You said you bought it. You bought it, right? We don't download music, but you said you bought it. I see. Loyal. Listen, In Pieces is out right now. Okay, you know now. That's right. You said you bought it. You bought it, right? We don't download music, but you said you bought it. I see.

Loyal. Listen, In Pieces is out right now. Okay? Did you buy it? All right? Did all y'all people online complaining, making noise buy it? I streamed it. Okay?

How you feeling this morning? I feel great. I'm so happy. I feel great. Like, the past two days, I've been feeling, like, great, to be honest. The week and a half, like, before, it was, like, a little rocky rocky But tour kind of been getting me out the funk because the shows have been amazing They've all been sold out and everyone singing every lyric to every song. So I'm like the love is real in real life So I've been feeling good. Why were you in a funk?

I know you wasn't letting these these digital heads on the internet Well, I mean like you're like we're all human so of course some things are gonna bother you and I think when you put so much time and effort into the art of everything, and it's really a conceptual album, my executive produced it. I produced on 12 out of the 14 songs on there. I had a lot of incredible, amazing talent on the project. So I was just like, it's okay. Come at me, bro.

So I'm ready for what's next, to be honest. What's the title mean, In Pieces? Yeah, so In Pieces, it's kind of like a double entendre. So In Pieces represents the pieces of my heart that has been left broken from life situations, relationships, things like that. People stabbing you in the back. And then it also means what's left in pieces is the box that people try to put me in on who they think Khloe is. And, you know, I just have to speak for myself and break through it.

That's what it means. It's like the simp side and then the place of power side. It has to be difficult. Because people have seen you grow up. So it's like they've seen you as this young girl. So now when you break it out

into your own, it has to be difficult for your fans, I guess, right? Maybe, maybe not. I'm really proud of my sister and I because we've been branching out on our own successfully and people are getting to like know who we are individually. And I'm so blessed that I grew up with her in life so we could go through everything together.

And it came to a point where we were so dependent on one another, like we were Siamese twins. And so what forced us apart was her going to London to shoot Little Mermaid and, you know, me being in L.A. And especially with the pandemic, the travel restrictions going to another country was crazy so as stressful as it was for the both of us we both had separation anxiety it like forced us to figure out okay who's Chloe who's Holly so now when we come back together it's going to be even stronger because now we also have a great sense of self did y'all recognize the growth in each other you and Holly like when y'all finally did get back together, did she see growth in you? Did you see growth?

Yes. The crazy thing is growing up, it was me who was afraid to speak up. So like she would be the one speaking up for me. And like she's the Aries. The younger sister. Yes. She's the like, don't mess with her. And it would always be me like, oh my gosh, I don't like confrontation, things like that.

And so because of that, I had to force myself to speak up for myself like I don't like confrontation things like that and so because of that I had to force myself to speak up for myself because I didn't have my sister right there doing it for me so now I'm very independent and very vocal and I say what I mean and I mean what I say and she's recognized that she's like well you're like a completely different person I'm so proud of her because she's confident who she is as an individual as well like we both were missing that and now we both found it so it's like we're stronger did that change because you missed your sister or was it a relationship that made you change it was writing your music that made you change what was that change that's a great question I think it was a combination of everything I think it got to a

point where I realized if I don't fight for myself, then I'm just going to be left in the dust. And if I don't speak up for what I want and speak up for who I am as a human being, then like, it's just going to fall on deaf ears and closed mouths don't get fed. So, you know, throughout the music, I was finding my strength because I was saying things that I was afraid to say or speak up to certain individuals. And then from there, it just grew from that. It was like, it just kept growing certain individuals. And then from there, it just grew from that. It was like, it just kept growing and growing. And now it can't really stop.

I feel like growing up as women, we're taught to like not be so vocal. So now that you are being vocal, do you feel like you're being a bitch? You're like, do you feel like, like you have to turn on a new version of yourself? Absolutely not. There's, it's not about what you say, but how you say it.

You can command a room without having to bark so loud. version of yourself absolutely not there's it's not about what you say but how you say it you can command a room without having to bark so loud and as long as you believe in what you're saying and you don't change in that for anybody people will respect you what was was pray away based on a true story yes so i wrote that song with my girl jazzy and i kept seeing her like three four times a week at every event and i'm all about signs. Like I, I don't feel there are any coincidences in life. And I was like, so the final place I saw her now is going to be a dude. That's going to find out.

This is a sign. A sign that you're crazy. But I was like, okay. So we pass each other going to the ladies room at the studio. And I was like, I got back in my session. I said, so I texted her. I was like, can you come in here? And she played me a few demos and I was like I got back in my session I said so I texted her I was like can you come in here and she played me a few demos and it was the skeleton of Pray It Away it was originally called Church I was like I'm in love with this because I loved

how open it was it was completely raw and honest and for me I've always learned to just be the bigger person and turn the other cheek and it's like sometimes you do want to get down and dirty and get on that person's same level but i will never give anyone that power over me so it's like you know i'm gonna pray it away so it was quite easy to finish out the song because there has been people who have tried me and i love it i really do when the last time you really wanted a person hurt because that's what the song that's what the song is about you want a person hurt but then having to pray it away i think the last time i felt like i wanted somebody to hurt five days ago she's growing five days she said i've been growing how long five days

when you say hurt though you don't really mean hurt you just mean like you want them to feel how you feel yes okay like but the thing, we never have to do the work. Like karma speaks for itself. That is true. You know? So never give someone power to get you out of your character. But you've never been like, or you don't believe in like spite. Like I got to get my get back.

No, I don't. Because I don't want it to come back to me in turn. So I just let them dig themselves in a ditch. We got more with Chloe Bailey. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. them dig themselves in a ditch all right we got more with chloe bailey when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we have nala simone here we're still kicking it with chloe bailey nala so you talked about stepping into your sexuality

on the album and obviously we've been seeing it in the music videos and stuff like that but swarm that clip that 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's 55 gallons of water 500 pounds of concrete everybody's doing it i 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 tribe own 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?

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Yeah, it's really not that bad. For a fall, but that's like 10 minutes. Man. Okay. For a fall, but that's 10 minutes. Jesus. Man, y'all don't ever think about us. Y'all know, right?

Never think about us. Jesus. So, because God is good, blessings are flowing, I'm an actress as well. What I love about acting is that I'm not Chloe whenever I'm playing that certain character. And shout out to Donald Glover, Janine Neighbors, Dominique Fishback, and Damson. Like, we had the best time. And when I was shooting on that set, I fell more in love with acting. I barely wore makeup.

Everything was shot on film. In music, you win and thrive off of being this image of perfection or whatnot. Like you get clowned for messing up or tripping or falling on stage or looking a hot mess on the carpet. But with acting, that's where the beauty is with all of the flaws and, you know, the imperfections and things like that. So I fell in love with the script. Now, I totally like didn't even connect. Oh, I have to do a sex scene. I've never done a sex scene before. and I was like, okay, well,

I'm not the focus of the scene. It's really about the shock value of Dre and Khalid watching each other. And like you see the obsession between the sisters form at the beginning. Was it awkward shooting? No. You see me for two seconds in the mirror.

And, and you did not see. You did not even see crack. You saw everything. You saw everything that you see me for two seconds in the mirror and and you did not see you did not even see crack you saw everything you saw everything that you see from me on stage what like let's keep it real did you have to call like when you told your dad hey dad this is the scene or you know what how was that conversation because dad's still gonna be a dad my daughter's 21 and i don't care for sure yeah i feel like dads will always look at their little girls like they're still little and that's totally fine i one thing i will say about my parents is that they know this is our job and so what was the call you called that hey dad hi baby how you

feeling i just finished shooting what did you shoot go okay so it wasn't about the shoot it was about when i first got it and you know when the agents will call and be like congrats and after i got it i think my dad read agents would call and be like congrats da da da da and after I got it I think my dad read the script and he's like oh okay

like yeah he deleted Twitter okay he said I'm not on this week the dad goes up a myth no it was just me I had to hop on a flight right after

I bet you the internet doesn't realize how much more money they make you because if a two second scene caused them to lose their mind like that, all that's going to make other people say, oh, we got to get Khloe in our movies.

We got to get Khloe in our TV shows. We got to get Khloe in endorsement deals. I like how you were saying... See? You said it's working. When you say, like, acting, you can be imperfect, and the music has to be perfect.

Why can't you bring the imperfections to the music? Because I think, like, what's dope about Cardi Why can't you bring the imperfections to the music? Because I think like what's dope about Cardi B is that you can hear she's from the Bronx. You know what I mean? And like the spanglish she uses sometimes. Like why can't it be both? Well, I do do both. But that's what people ridicule me for.

Being imperfect. Not being the type of image they want me to be. People say they want certain things. And then when you do it, that's what they used to pick on you. The weirdest thing is when people say things like, she don't know who she is, she's not being herself. You don't know her.

Thank you. You don't even know her. I'm sure they'd like me if they'd meet me. I'm a really nice person. I wanted to ask, you're on a sold-out tour. Yeah. Does that mean that you're not going to be a special guest

or that you are going to be a special guest on somebody else's tour coming up? Well, I'm definitely going to see the show for sure. And it's been exciting, like seeing what I've been doing for myself. Like I've never headlined a solo tour ever. Sis and I never got to do it for Ungodly Hour because we were in the midst of a pandemic. So I really didn't know what to expect going into it like when I announced it even before the album dropped I was a little nervous like would people want to come things like that every night I'm like telling my godmom and my team I'm like what do you see out there like people out there like

for some reason it doesn't click that people are there to see me correct and it's sold out and I think when you're constantly used to people telling you otherwise, a part of you, as much as you don't want to, begins to believe it. But then when I step out on that stage and I see it and I hear it, it's not like people are just watching me being quiet. Like they're singing the words back to me. They're giving me that energy and that love. You can't fake that. You can't buy that and make up numbers. You can't do that with that that's real so as long as i'm connecting with the ones who love me and i'm doing what makes me happy that's really all the that matters it's also okay to have your people say don't ask me no f**king beyonce questions i love beyonce but i'm my own entity that's right because i mean i'm sure kelly michelle everybody's

gone through that that is stood next to that great person we call beyonce it's okay you know what tell them don't ask you no beyonce yeah i mean she is beyonce everybody wants to know about gone through that that is stood next to that great person we call Beyonce. It's okay. You know what? Tell them don't ask you no Beyonce questions. Yeah. I mean, she is Beyonce. Everybody wants to know about her. So I'm just like, cool.

Like, I don't really look much into it. Are you going to be opening up for her though? Oh my God, shut up. Say exactly what you said. Don't ask no f***ing questions about Beyonce.

One good time. He's my family. One good time. Let's practice. So are you going to be opening up for Beyonce? I plead the fifth. No, say don't ask me.

Okay, okay. No, no, no, no, no. I'm nice. And you're my family. Now I do cuss. Are you going to be opening up for Beyonce? I don't know. I don't know.

Now you're really coming to cancer. We was definitely going to take that clip though and be like, Chloe said don't ask me no questions about Beyonce. That was going to go everywhere no that would be great now with all the critique you get from being a music artist

by the way guys she said she didn't know she didn't say no she just said she's not saying it we heard with all the critique you get from being

a music artist does it make you just want to stay in acting because of the freedom that you get in acting that's a really great question in this past week that crossed my mind

a few times and I got over it like two, three days ago. Really? Yeah. And I was like, when people make you doubt and especially as creatives, we already doubt everything we do. So you begin to think like, oh, well, maybe this isn't for me. But then I would be going against the exact reason why God put me here. So why like pray it away. Never lessen yourself to please somebody else. And that's in everything. Chloe Bailey, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining.

Thank you guys. I love you all always. And it's the breakfast club is Chloe Bailey. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

We got our guest co-host, Claudia Jordan, with us this morning. What's good? And it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question comes from White Boy Rick. Shout out to White Boy Rick. He supports me at all my car shows. But the question is, you know, he allegedly got into an incident where he said another woman's name while he was having sex.

And him and that woman got into an altercation, I'll say allegedly. I heard there's more to the story. I'll let him tell it. But we're taking it away from there and asking, what are turn-offs in the bed for you? Charlamagne says nothing. Everything turns him off. I'm trying to think. I don't.

Even when your kid's knocking on the door? You got four? Well, that's different. That's not like turn-off. It does. Because after that, I got to. I consider that an interruption. I'm not turned off when they knock on the door.

It's just you're interrupted. I got to start back up. It's like, you know, the car, you got to go. Yeah, you're interrupted. A turn-off is when you just like turned off. Oh, nah, nah, I'm good. I think, I mean, I haven't experienced

this in quite a long time, but yeah, I would think older, like Claudia said. Yeah, like someone, like if a guy has bad breath and he like licks your boobs. And then you got a stink nipple.

And you're like, that's you? That's you. That's you? That's you? Or like, I like a little bit of a pressure around my neck sometimes, right? If they do it too hard, like, you're choking a man. Like, I'm a woman.

Like, be gentle with it. Like, be strong. You have to tell somebody like that? Yeah, too strong. Don't do it. This isn't for you, boo. This isn't your thing. That would be messed up.

You're all sexual. You choke somebody. Hey, hey, hey. Hey. Like, it's not supposed to really be a joke. I'm about to die. It's supposed to be kind of like a fantasy. Somebody up here said something.

We were talking, and he said that when he's doing it, and the young lady is like, you know, are you there yet? Are you there yet? You know what I mean? Because that shows that she might not be enjoying it. But she wants to wrap it up. Yeah. That's the wrap it up music.

Yeah. But that's not, ugh. When you get that, it's like, oh, man. But not for nothing. I just wants to finish you. Yeah. That's the wrap it up music. Yeah. But that's not, ugh, when you get that, it's like, oh man. But not for nothing. I thought we was having a good time.

But not for nothing. The person you're talking about is big. You know what I mean? So you didn't have to say all that. You said it. So I'm just saying. I did not say that. His name is Big Mac.

That could be anything. So the person is big. So just imagine, you know, the weight on you and she's like, oh you finished it? That's what you meant.

Are you right? I thought that's your man. That's my man. What's up with you? Why? Why? For what? What was that for? Why? She's saying if she's like oh you feel that's what you meant I thought that's your man that's my man what's up with you why why for what what's that for why

so you're saying if she's on the bottom correct if she's on the bottom it's hard to be on the bottom of her he said he was

from the back he was behind her he wasn't on top of her he was behind her you can't do a bad thing to weight behind her but sometimes

from the back it really hurts though yes you really get to it I said yes like I know right I know

and your voice your voice went mad high too like you really meant that yes yes from the back it really hurts envy yes let's go to the phone lines y'all telling yourselves nothing right today oh my goodness hello who's this what What up, man? This is my brother from Eastside, Detroit. What's up, brother? What are some turnovers in the bedroom for you, bro? Man, you know, when you get the nibble on the ear

and that hair stink, man. Sometimes the hair stink. The hair stink? You said hair or ear? Yeah, you know the hair. You know the hair, of course. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The hair stink.

Gotta wash your weaves, ladies. Hello, who's this? This old school steady. All right, what's up, brother? What turned you off in the bedroom? Fish legs and black pantyhose. Fish legs and black pantyhose. Fish nets or fish what?

Or fish smell. Yeah. Nah. Fish legs and black pantyhose. So when you take the pantyhose off, and then you act like you're going to get some bait for fish tackle, that's what I mean, that tartar smell that bring all the fishes out. My daddy say, if it smell like cologne, leave it alone.

If it smell like fish, eat all you wish. No, Charlamagne, no. No, your daddy said you're wrong. Your father told you that? That's what my daddy used to say all the time. If it smelled like cologne, leave it alone. If it smelled like fish, eat all you want. Does he have sore throats a lot?

No. 2023, that's some good advice. Say goodbye to it. Hello. Good morning. Good morning. My name is Jasmine. Shout out to your pops.

Hey, Jasmine. Good morning. So my biggest turn off Is when we're tonguing each other down We're hot and heavy in the moment And then you want to tongue my ear And I'm hearing that like nasty Lips smacking

And all that extra How old are you? I'm 31 Yeah Cause see in the 20's Where you put your tongue all in somebody's ear. Never. That's gross.

Earwax is disgusting. Who you dating when they got earwax? Everybody got earwax. Everybody got earwax. I ain't never did that. That's a move I ain't never tried. I don't care how clean you are, how much you wax, clean your ears with Q-tips. No.

No. Get out of my ear. Which is crazy though because you probably like it in your. Hey. Why you hang up on the lady? I didn't mean to hang up, though, because you probably like it in your butt. Hey. Why you hang up on the lady? I didn't mean to hang up. I didn't know you was going to go butt. I'm just saying.

Oh, you didn't know? You've been doing this 13 years? I'm still here. I've been here twice. Every time. You knew it was going to go butt. Hello? Hey, what's up?

I'm sorry. We're just having butt talks up here. Freaky, freaky, freaky Friday. We asking, what are some turn-offs in the bedroom for you, mama? To me, a turn-off is no rhythm, excessive pubic hair like that's too nappy, that's not cut and maintained, and just overall not knowing what you're doing because we too old not for you. For you not to be knowing what you're doing at this point.

Well, men can always learn. Everybody can always learn. And they can cut their pubic hair off. But bad rhythm, you can't fix that. Like, they have that, like, real quick, like, that rabbit thing. Yeah. Yeah, they have the ego. Like, they know what they're doing, but they don't.

Yeah. All right, Melissa. So what do you do? You tell them you can't dance? Just say, slow down, baby. Okay. You gotta slow down. Like, we're on different rhythms.

Hello, who's this? It's your boy, Lovey, from the Bronx, a.k.a. Mr. 13. All right, Lovey. So what are some turn-offs for you, bro? It's Fre boy Lovey from the Bronx, a.k.a. Mr. 13. All right, Lovey. So what are some turnovers for you, bro? It's Freaky Friday. So I have, this is the problem I have with Queenie. If you don't want a well-adult man, don't sign up for it.

I got all co-hosted women. It took me three months. We needed a room. She got dressed and walked away after she seen it. After she saw it? She got dressed and walked away after she seen it. After she saw it? She got dressed and walked away after she seen the 13 and a half. So I need women. Oh, you never met. Claudia, this our guy.

Lovey. Lovey's his name. He has a 13 and a half inch penis. Right. Okay. So he says a lot of women are scared of it. So he says when women, I guess, walk away when they see it, that's a turn off. So technically your penis is the turn off.

Yeah, it's you, bro. You can't be mad at her for that, though. She knows her limitations. But then they put restrictions on you. Like, I can't have a **** shot. I can only have mictionary. I don't feel sorry for you. I'm the woman that's tapping.

I don't feel sorry for you at all. Y'all don't feel sorry for me. That hurts. You know how that feels like? Envy? Charlamagne? I have no idea. No, I don't.

I'd be scared, too. I have no idea. 13, I don't. I'd be scared, too. I have no idea. 13 and a half inches going in. Jesus. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Anton from South Carolina. Hey, Anton. I see you all day.

We're talking. Yes, sir. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. We're just asking, you know, what are some turn offs in the bedroom, brother? You know, when you get in there and you hear a fart noise and you it come out the one that stinks but not the one that wakes oh you talk about i disagree what what what fart you talking about you like that i like that you mean a queef or you talking about a fart yeah yeah the fart not the stink hole maybe the wink hole but not the stink hole i ain't never

i ain't never seen wait even a queef or a queef or a fart? What do you mean? He's talking about fart fart. Yeah, a fart. I think you're mistaking queefs for farts, bro. Yeah. I love queefs. You put too much air in it. That means you've been going fast. You pumped it real fast. No, but I think he's talking about coming out the back end.

Man. That's just nasty. I am a member of a tribe called Queef. I love a good queef. I don't think you're talking queefing. Call me Chief Queef. If a girl farts with you, she don't really like you that much. That is disrespectful. She don't care.arts with you, she don't really like you that much. That is disrespectful.

She don't care. She's like, I don't care. And best believe, best believe is go in the group chat. I farted his face. One of my friends said she did that. She didn't care about him. Just saying.

Well, thank you, brother. Girls are experts at holding their farts. We do it our entire life. If she farts or has sex, she does not care. She don't care about you at all. She's like, whatever, man. Is that another way to say wrap it up, too? Yeah, wrap it our entire life. If she farts or has sex, she does not care. She don't care about you at all. No, she's like, whatever, man. Is that another way to say wrap it up, too?

Yeah, wrap it up. Jesus Christ. So what's the moral of the story, guys? I don't know. Ask Claudia. 13 inches is too much. So what's she got? She's still stuck on that.

Y'all like things like, what, five, six inches? What do y'all think? Charmaine, what do you like? Eight. What do I like what? What are you talking about? All right. Take a number between one and 13.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious, our guest co-host. And we got a special guest in the building. Sexy Reed. What's up, girl?

What's up? How are you? First of all, you're pregnant. You're blowing up, but you still got to work. So how are you feeling this morning? It hurts. You know it'm tired. It's too early.

Didn't your doctor say relax and take it easy? You ain't been listening. I've been seeing you. You've been working, traveling, doing shows, videos. Every time I go to the doctor, they be like, you still working? You need to sit down. Do you feel like you're going to miss the moment? No, I can't stop working. I got to get this money. Work don't stop because you're going to miss the moment if you don't, you know, if you. No, I got to get. I can't stop work. I got to get this money.

Yeah. Work don't stop because you're pregnant. Absolutely. Well, when you came in here, I spoke to you. And the first thing you said was, no, you can at least look at me. She only want to look at you. For real. You ain't got to mess with me, but you can look at me.

She walk in and say, hey, Charlamagne. Hey, DJ Envy. Jess said hello. She was like, you be sneak kissing. Yo, I was going to say it with them. So I'm right here. I miss you. Oh, I see.

Yeah, no, I spoke to her. And she said, I don you I miss you I spoke to her and she said I don't mess with you Jess and I said why she said because you be sneak dissing I said alright tell me what's wrong tell me about it

what's up I don't mess with you alright let me know why you be sneak dissing alright how do you feel like I sneak diss I see everything I was trying to make sure

y'all wasn't sneak dissing before I came up here too that's what I'm doing what did she do okay when I go home I'll find it for y'all wasn't sneak-dancing before I came up here, too. What she do? What you do, Jace? What did she do? Okay, when I go home, I'll find it for y'all. I don't even want to leave her alone. So you can Google. You just know what it is.

You just don't remember. Yeah. Maybe I do remember. I ain't got to bring it up, though. I just know. Let me Google. Let me see. All right, you got really Googly.

I just want to see. It'll be a couple times. I done seen you comment under something, under Instagram that got something to do with me. I'll just be like why why does she keep but I have never it's never

I seen you on her talking about me before I see I remember everybody's faces right as you should so you knew

when you saw Jess Alaris you ain't wanna say nothing to her yeah I didn't even know she was gonna be here today or you wouldn't have came

I mean I would've I was gonna say come on yo I would've still came I just ain't know let me ask you something did anybody try to talk you out of having the baby because of the way Or you wouldn't have came I mean I would have came I was gonna say come on yo I would have still came Alright I just ain't know Let me ask you something Did anybody try to talk you

Out of having the baby Because of the way Your career is going Damn Was it the label Or the Nah my label said I'm grown like

The Swiss and Seals Yeah Was the baby planned Yo I can't ask you No questions yo Was the baby planned Sexy was the baby planned Sexy I can't ask you

No questions yo Sexy right Was the baby planned? Sexy, I can't ask you no questions, yo. Sexy Ray, was the baby planned? I just answered to him like, yo, I got some questions. Like, for real, just answer. Look over there and ask him. All right, you ain't got to look at me. I feel you. Was the baby planned?

Was Sexy Ray? Kind of. It kind of not. I mean, I was shocked when it happened, but I wanted another baby, though. At this time? Or you were going to wait? I mean, I didn't know my career was going to take off like that, but I did another baby though. At this time? Or you were going to wait? I mean, I didn't know my career was finished but I did want a baby

because my son, he's already three so I'm like, I want another baby. When did you realize your career was taking off? When I first dropped Poundtown. Poundtown. But I remember back in 2018 when you redid Vanessa Carlton's A Thousand Miles you know, you did A Thousand Jugs

that's like the first thing that you really did that got you like on the map though, right? Online. Charlamagne X says that. You did this thing called A Thousand Jugs. Which they didn't even know about. I did my research on you. She really like you. I want to know why.

That's why I'm like, why? I ain't had no problem with her at first. I used to laugh at her little videos She ain't funny no more And I understand Your little videos Your little videos That ain't fair though You think somebody funny

It's all good I didn't get on her a little bit I just don't agree with everything She's saying, dude. That's all. When they tried to talk you out of having a baby, what did you say to them? I'm like, I don't like when people do stuff like that. Because if I'm happy about my baby, then I don't need nobody in my life who aborted, aborted.

Like, I ain't like that. Especially for a career. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, I still got a whole life to live. Like, I don't do this for nobody. This is for me. Were you inspired by other people who, like, you know, like Cardi, who said, I choose the child over? Like I still got a whole life to live. Like I don't do this for nobody. This is for me.

Were you inspired by other people who like, you know, like Cardi, who said, I choose the child over. No, I ain't think about none of that. It's my life. I don't live for other people. I really don't. I do what I want to do. Who did you listen to growing up? Like who inspired you?

Yo, you still, can you please just look at me one time? Oh, she looking at me. All right. It's a video that you uh interview that you did where you said the most romantic thing that ever happened to you uh that a guy has done is rob somebody yeah uh and then give you the money yeah why was that romantic to you i did say something about that because he risked his life okay what if you were the woman that he robbed it was a day i robbed another damn okay i mean not saying like it was right cuz it was a dude but I'm like when you

risking your life for me mm-hmm that means something to you can I actually another one? I got belly itching too. Another one. Give her some lotion or something. Oh baby it's lotion though. I got some. I see you rubbing it.

She not gonna take no lotion from you. She not gonna take no lotion from you. This ain't mine anyway. This is Charlemagne's. I was you know. So how did you and Drake get so tight? I got some little deeper stories for you. She ain't gonna take no notes from you. This ain't mine anyway. This is Charlemagne's. I was, you know. So how did you and Drake get so tight? Because he was a f*** with me.

Like, everybody f*** with me except Jess. No. So he was messing with me. I agree. I'm like, damn, everybody f*** with her except for Jess. Yeah, how did the man just turn on you like that? That's your people. That's your guy.

That's your homie. This is crazy. Do AKAs get mad at you like that? That's your people. That's your guy. That's your homie. This is crazy. Do AKAs get mad at you because you say Ski? No. I ain't even know that's what they be saying. People tell me and they like, they probably going to use your song to dance. What does it mean? What is the meaning behind Ski?

Can you apologize to me first? Sexy. Sexy. I apologize for offending you in any way. I do not have beef with you. I just don't agree with everything you're doing. But I do love you as an artist. I love you as a woman.

Right, because I heard you listening to my songs. And then that was before. And then that's when I answered that. I seen you down talking to me. No, ma'am. But you have to know, Sexy Red, you are a public figure now. People are going to have to. Oh, we have the clip.

We have the clip that we think that she's talking to. Don't start. Don't bring that. Don't start nothing. She just apologized. But now it's over. Now let's hear it. Right.

Okay, let's listen then. Let's listen. A little while back, Sexy Red got a lot of attention for saying that she trusted the wrong guy that gave her chlamydia twice. And we know that she has never been shy about the details of her sex life because she told my video guy when he asked her a question about her video guys and we got that that was she this is my video guy i lost work we met her i'm trying to see the video i ain't i already i already seen her did i say that you got what's

on your bucket list for this year get a lot of holes you know what uh yeah i played too much but who would take that seriously can i get that thousand no no no no i told him i was a liar but now that you used to see what i said like it ain't yo it wasn't like that's not the only clip though damn i thought I thought that was the worst one. I've literally never said nothing worse than that. Yeah, I ain't tripping no more because she said it. And none of that is... But how do you expect people not to react to stuff like that though? And like she said, she be playing it.

You know what I mean? No, you know. I feel like everybody just be coming down on me. Like I don't even got to say nothing. They just be coming. They be trying to talk about my looks. Like anything I'll do, they do. I have never never ever came at

Her looks are nothing and never done that to you. No, no, I can never say I'm just I think like sexy right around the eyes. She work here What you mean around? You'll see if she walk in here. She would have seen a master. She would have same glass Somebody look like Sexy Red. So can we start over, ladies and gentlemen? Everybody always thinks somebody look like me. Yeah. I ain't got time. Does it bother you? It clearly don't bother you when they say you and Thug are like brothers.

Nope, that's my twin. Yeah. That's my twin. Well, ladies and gentlemen, Sexy Red's here. She has an album, Hood Hot as Princess, out now. And now that we got everything squashed out, we got more with Sexy Red when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Se it with sexy red jess hilarious is our guest co-host jess so do you do you know what gender the baby is nope nope you don't want to know yet nope okay you don't believe in baby reveals i feel like you'd have a fire gender reveal i was gonna have a fire gender reveal but no i ain't gonna do it i ain't gonna do it yeah why you didn't want to do it just because of it just because like i got too much going on like my life's too busy i ain't my baby shower gonna be like last minute like right before i can do so are you happy sexy right like genuinely yeah okay i'm happy i love money you gotta love money but what's the baby what is the baby all of this that you gotta do to get it though on february do you love all this you gotta love money but do you what does the baby do do you love all of this that you gotta do to get it though February oh February

do you love all of this you gotta do to get it no that's what you don't like I be tired I be tired and then I'm always busy

it just be too much have you adjusted to the fame of it all no cause I still be saying they be like you know they gonna take then and twist it

like I don't be knowing what to say and what not to say and like I just still feel like I'm just a regular you know I don't be feeling like I'm no celebrity And people be putting cameras in my face

I be like why is they doing all that They be like this what come with it I don't be without it though Was you really f***ing Drake That was another thing I saw in there after you about Drake She playing How you supposed to know when you playing sexy red It don't matter

I feel like people take the internet too serious That's why I be messing with y'all. I play with y'all heads. I like that. Y'all not gonna really know what's going on. Y'all just believe anything y'all see. I don't believe everything I see on the internet. I be like, man, this gotta be fake.

I be like, man, I don't believe this shit. Until I see the proof, then I be like, okay, I believe in it. So, do you ever feel a way about seeing little kids online reciting your lyrics or like you know a lot for this past Halloween a lot of moms dressed their daughters

up in sexy red you know how do you feel about does that make you feel a way or was like cause you're not

obligated to be anybody's role model but do you feel a type of way about it no I feel like that's what's up like cause when I was

little I mean we looked up to the older girls and stuff even the ones that was bad like just because they do bad stuff that i mean like i don't know they are a bad person yeah they ain't no bad

people we still looked up to them you know they was probably talking crazy or they don't mean nothing they just my personality i think when you come from a certain environment you learn not to judge people for what they do when they're in survival mode yeah that's what i'm saying like i don't be judging nobody i i've been like that though i just let everybody do them because you never know what they going through so i'll just be like maybe they did that for a reason so i don't be mad at nobody you got people from your hood leaning on you as far as like financials like yo rad i know you got it throw me something i just heard that somebody was in the hood talking stuff about me talking about i ain't putting no guns in the hood and And I ain't doing this and that. I'm like, what?

I mean, I be throwing block parties there. They having barbecue, ice cream. Like, bouncy house. I be doing all kinds of stuff for the hood. So, I'm like, that's crazy to me. Why would he want you to put guns in the hood? They think I'm not protecting. Y'all better get it like I got it. Yeah.

Rich Baby Daddy, was your verse actually longer? Because it seems like it was short. Yes, it was. So, Drake cut the verse Yeah And he cut pieces up Cause that beat Wasn't even on that beat

It was on another beat And I had did a verse Like a 16 bar And probably over the hook And then he cut it up Chopped it up He put two different songs Together actually

Really Yeah It was two different songs That should have been your song That should have been Your scissor Why is that I just think it would have took off more if it was it was from just i think drake made it take off yeah i know i like the record i love the record actually oh you saw that and they be turning up

did you see the conversation we had about your lyrics, right? And I was saying that every generation there's a woman rapper who pushes the boundary of lyrics. Like, you not really doing nothing different than Lil' Kim was doing. Or even Salt-N-Pepa in the 80s. Like, everybody was considered edgy for their time. That's all I be saying.

Like, people be getting on me, but I be like, why is that the only thing y'all hear when I say something about a c**ch? They take the c they take the part and just that's all she's talking about like what that's all y'all got from there i'll be saying all kind of stuff in my phone i mean to be fair the hook is called pink booty brown that is the hook like the song that song was strictly about pound town so that's that's nothing yeah but if i have others yeah other songs in your catalog where you're not just talking about yeah it's like why do y'all think I just rap about that all day? Like, I don't understand.

If that's the only song somebody's heard, I can understand why they would come to that conclusion. Do you have a favorite song so far of your own? Round Town. Round Town. Because it got me out the trenches. Yeah. Round Town got you out the trenches. I love it.

I knew it was, though. When I recorded, I came out the booth. I'm like, this the one. This is going to get me out the hood. I told it. I knew I knew it was though. I when I recorded I came out the booth I'm like this the one this gonna get me out the hood. I told everybody so when your team heard that hook What was that? Everybody was laughing. We was all in the studio laughing because I was freestyling Yeah, and then it was like be serious like this ain't serious. You ain't serious be serious And you was like this is gonna be it. I'm like this they don't like it They don't trust me and they like no they wouldn gonna f*** it. Trust me. And they like, no. They wouldn't believe in it. That song, they was just like, mm-mm.

But now they be like, okay, she know, she strategize. She know what she talking about. She know what her people like. Now, people said that you leaked your sex tape on purpose because of Poundtown. You wanted them to show. You wanted them to show. You wanted to show what color it was. No, that was the wackest video, bro. I was tired.

I'm fat, pregnant. Didn't even feel like doing s***. So that's why I'm like, and then that's the one that f***ing get leaked. I was tired. I'm fat, pregnant. Didn't even feel like doing shit. So that's why I'm like, and then that's the one that can get leaked. I got all kinds of stuff in my phone. How did stuff get leaked in 2023? I don't know, bro. You might sell your phone? No.

It was in the moment and then set the phone down. But I ain't the one that did it. It was in the moment, set the phone down, threw it, and then, you know, and then it accidentally pressed. She said she got all types of work on her phone you don't delete it now

after that it's my phone don't y'all got shit on y'all phone no I don't know why they lying I did

that's what I'm saying I got man when I say like I could really go borrow I could be a star but I don't for reasons like that

somebody break into your phone no nobody broke into my phone I already know what happened but I could really be a star if I post a real dope for reasons like that somebody break into your phone no nobody broke into my phone i already know what happened but i could really be a star if i post the real stuff i think you should tell people what happened so it don't happen to other people i just did you say you just threw the phone

and it okay this is what happened it was on instagram like a little short clip video like just making it on instagram and saved it to the phone then through the phone but the video still was on my screen and then through the phone and it got accidentally pressed like that like sent to public yeah like who gonna do that on purpose i was like what and this was the wackiest video like y'all really don't want me to post the real ones now i turns up i don't think that you posted it yourself i don't think you leaked it yourself because it took you a minute to post again. You didn't go online

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you're moving too loose like yeah yeah yeah yeah okay are you in love now sexy right yeah with the money is everybody wondering who your baby daddy is it might be you charlamagne no don't do that i'm a married man man must be a macular conception did you see charlamagne before he you know had his face done i was her type yeah no hell no not what you get done now let me see um chemical peel bad discoloration he bleached his skin i had really bad discoloration bleached his skin for real yeah so where you going right there the skin oh baby is is that ain't what it's gonna be I do is just to do it like cuz it looks like it look like a good time but I feel like that's all it is

you just confessing your love so it of everybody But I feel like That's all it is You just confessing your love In front of people So it's the cheating Like the cheating as well Yeah People be doing Some wrong stuff You could be in a

Real relationship With somebody who love you And there might be Some infidelity On both sides No It's not possible What's the point of us

Doing all this In front of people Act like we gonna be together And not mess with other people Like it be married people Catching A's and stuff Yeah That's not right.

You never been cheated on? Yeah. That's why I'm saying. Have you cheated? Talk about it. Yeah. Okay. I mean, only because I got cheated on,

but I don't be the cheater first. And that don't mean you don't love the person. Right. But that don't mean, like, I could be faithful. I could be real faithful when I love somebody.

But once you show me you not faithful, then it's like, what is we doing? Why I gotta be faithful to you? Yeah. All right. once you show me you're not faithful, then it's like, what is we doing? Why is that? Why I got to be faithful to him? All right, we got more with Sexy Red when we come back. Don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Sexy Red. Jess. Ask number 13.

Number 13. I guess I could, though. Sexy, these ain't my questions. I'm sorry. What the hell going on? There's rumors that you... What? Don't do what you...

This is what they want me to ask. There's rumors that you and NLE Chopper was a thing for a minute. What happened with y'all? Who the hell made that up? Right. I ain't even... Charlamagne?

Yeah. I never thought that. Why you think I would do something like that, Sexy? Why you say her to ask and not you? Exactly. Because I didn't want to ask you about sleeping with somebody, but I remember I asked you.

You already did. I know. I just do You already did I know I just Twice I know I like to lie too sexy Nah I don't be talking about I don't be asking questions like that

Nah man I ain't f***ing no industry If that's what y'all wanna know I ain't have sex with nobody They be choosing though For sure They be in the DMs crazy Yeah

Why now They be choosing I don't care People be on the internet Trying crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They be choosing. They be wanting to know. I don't care. People be on the internet trying to, oh, she ugly. I identify with a sexy red. You can find a sexy red

on the block. It be the same in my inbox and I probably ignore it them or someone. Like, n****s be really choosing for real. I think sexy red

be at home, cooking, loving on her, man. I think you a good domesticated woman. That's what I believe. You think she be loving on her, man? Clearly. you a good domesticated woman. That's what I believe. You think she be loving on her, man? Clearly. Do you? That's why she pregnant now.

And he know that. That's what I mean when I say it's just real. I believe you are who you say you are, but I believe like all of that freak s*** you be talking, that ain't you ain't. You about that with him. That's what I'm saying. When people bring up that stuff about like when I said I had cock immediately, it wasn't my fault. Right.

F*** me cheating. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That ain't my damn fault. Yeah, no, no, no. It was when you said you spent the block on him. It was my baby. I mean. Oh, okay.

All right. So, all right. I got you. All right. That's not his f***ing lock on my baby daddy, too. He locked up. That's the one that's locked up. Because the Free My N***a song you got.

Yeah. That's the first baby daddy. Yeah. He gave you chlamydia first of all is he upset you pregnant now i know that i can't wait to come home to try to get you yeah but he not like trying to fight me me and my baby did we real cool like okay he he knows like i mean sometimes people they set a situation like you you left me. Yeah. With your son. He didn't leave.

It's not like he wanted to go. He was doing shit to make himself like, you know. When's he coming home? I don't know. Soon, hopefully. That's big cheating. He said soon. You got pregnant while he was locked up?

Nah. That's big cheating. Nah, he didn't. Come on now. We wasn't together, though. Man, my baby daddy broke up when my son was six months. My son is three now. But we always was, like, still cool.

He still was coming over to my house. He knew I ain't had no other niggas. Like, I just was a stay-at-home mama. Doing me, like, before Pantown dropped, I just was at home with my son. Because I can't do shit. I got my son all the time. Was he supportive when you was rapping? Was he supportive?

Yeah. He was very supportive. He used to give my son whenever I had a show, whatever I had to do. Yeah. And what were you doing before you were rapping before you decided to rap i was doing her yeah i used to do her then when i st louis that i was doing her well like installations wig installations everything for real yeah braids all that lashes i did everything show me somebody here you did was you good really you was good i clown. Nobody in St. Louis was going to you. I was the hood hottest her style.

I don't believe you got to show me. That's how everybody knew me because I was doing everybody heard. So how did you go to here to start rapping? What made you start rapping then? My baby Diddy. This one, he was my boyfriend at the time. He was cheating on me. My first baby, oh my God, he used to always cheat on me.

Is he sick now? Now that you're successful Did he call you all the time Like hey Nah but They be in jail like Talking about me and stuff So he heard everything

But nah He was just cheating on me All the time And then I had made A diss song about him Cause it was just like He was cheating all the time You know y'all

A lot of bitches But it's one bitch You know that he really like So I seen the one bitch I'm like ooh I can't I hated this so bad You ain't do nothing Oh baby i did do something that's the point of the story you ran down on him i'm hurting him i didn't call my baby daddy so much i didn't so you don't keep calls you done broke windshields you got a flat tire cause all kinds of what's the worst

thing you done did to an ex or his car or his property the worst thing I did is got pregnant damn for real cause me and my baby daddy we said we'd never have babies outside this job that was supposed to be my only baby daddy that's just something we both was like

you did that on purpose you couldn't wait to tell him I didn't do that on purpose I was scared to tell him everybody was telling him I knew I was pregnant, but everybody was already snitching on me. I'm like, no, that's not true. So you're looking him dead in his face, lying, knowing you ain't had a period. He was in jail.

Knowing that you ain't have a period. Ayo. But look, my baby daddy, he used to be cheating on me, so I had made a diss song about him. He was like, I rapped it to him. He was like, dang, that was my baby daddy. He used to be cheating on me. So I had made a diss song about him And then he was like I wrapped it to me like Dan. I'm a hard So then that's when we'll be in the car around his friends. He like rap your song to them show them your son So now I wrapped the song they like oh you actually know how to rap so I'm like really

Then that's when I just went to the studio and made a real sir But I'm so a lot of people in St. Louis look up to you because they can see themselves in you. Mm-hmm. You know what I mean? I'm relatable, for real. Like, just a regular old girl from the north side, for real. Like, when you was on stage barefoot and pregnant doing the chicken head?

My feet was hurting. I had to take the shoes off. Doing the chicken head. Because when she dance, she got heels on. You could tell it hurt. So she like, just do it.

Stop doing this without heels. I hate wearing heels on stage. I want them to get you some nice red slippers, though. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Because you don't know what's going on with these stages. You don't know if they clean these stages.

Like, no, I'm just saying. You're saying the stages is dirty. The stages could be dirty. But, y'all just don't know. As soon as I get off stage, I got my peoples right there. Like, as soon as I walk off, it's a chair for me. I sit down. They got the disinfectant wipes to take out my shoes.

They clean my feet. All that. Yep. As soon as I get off stage, they got me. I sit down. They got the disinfectant wipes to clean my shoes. They clean my feet. All that. Yep. Like, as soon as I got videos, as soon as I get off stage, they got them. Every time. Well, Sexy, we glad that you could join us. Thank you so much. I'm happy. I'm happy that you did come. I'm happy that you look. She was honest. I'm happy

that you was honest. I'm happy that I got you to look at me and all of that. And I appreciate you, man. Yeah, I appreciate y'all for having me having me that means just can't talk about you no more no no ever no no she'd be trolling she just came up and said nope no she just came up and said i'll be trolling like i'm i'm regular that i i if y'all think this all right i'm gonna let y'all go ahead think that i'm gonna just i don't know we know up. Yeah. I don't clear rumors up. Whatever you heard, believe it. That's on you.

I got you. Yeah. You got to know me to know me. That's right. Because we don't know none of these people online. So who give a damn about their opinion anyway? Right. Who cares about what other people is doing is what I be wanting to know.

Because that's what I don't understand. I don't be tripping off what nobody else got going on because they the ones got to live their life, not me. So that's what I'm saying. I don't be judging people. I just don't care. You like to like they don't want to go live like not me so I'm that's my sound be judging people I just don't care you like to read that she um no, ladies and gentlemen. Appreciate you, Sexy Red. Thank you so much. Don't be a stranger. Appreciate you. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida Man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. You are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida Man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. The Breakfast Club, bitches.

Donkey of the Day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. It ain't me, Lil Duval, it's y'all. Donkey of the Day goes to a 38-year-old Miami, Florida woman named Zipporah Abraham. Now, what does your uncle charla always say about the great state of florida say it with me the craziest people in america come from the bronx in all of florida and don't assume that ivy rivera is from the bronx just because you know she's not she's from brooklyn still crazy nonetheless but that's neither here

nor there now i think i can confidently say that zapah is 100 grade a city girl and you know a city girl gonna do one or two things she either gonna f on a scamming ass rich ass or she gonna commit a scam herself see those big birkin bags that hold five or six figures don't buy themselves so a city girl gonna make a way wham bam thank you scamming zipporah big zip 28 grams of pure scam made a way okay Okay? She didn't even aim high. Young Zip wasn't even looking for no new jewels to shine her out. She wasn't looking for no shopping sprees to fly her out. She wasn't in Calabasas trying to buy a house. Young Zip was in Walmart.

Okay? Young Zip was in Walmart trying to figure out a way to walk out with $850 worth of items. $850 worth of items. $850 worth of items from Walmart. She wasn't trying to scam a new coupe with the paper tag, same color as the Birkin bag. No! $850 of household items from Walmart. And how was she trying to do it? With counterfeit bills.

Oh boy. See, Young Zip don't got time for you fake assholes talking out loud in your fake ass clothes, but she definitely got time for some fake ass bills. Let's go to CBS news miami for the report please a woman is in custody she allegedly used then eight counterfeit money at a walmart and north miami beach officers received the report from customer service they recognized the suspect zephora abraham from a prior incident abraham also allegedly tried to leave the store with a bin full of items worth more than $850. When stopped by an officer, police say she tried to eat some of the counterfeit money.

She is facing felony charges, including grand theft. How the news reporter just all nonchalantly said she used and ate fake money. Here's how you know Florida is nuts. Now, what kind of city girl attempts to have a money fight with fake money? Okay, city girls told broke boys fall back if their money ain't right. So the same rules have to apply for broke girls. Broke girls fall back if your money ain't right. And Young Zip, you need to fall all the way back because the only thing worse than no money is fake money.

Now, the fact that Zipporah tried to eat this money lets me know that she has swallowed worse. Okay? When that's your go-to move, then you done swallowed whole blunts. You done swallowed crack. You done swallowed some heroin. And that poom-poom of yours has definitely done been a stash box for all types of narcotics. Jesus. Okay?

Your name is Zipporah, but I bet they call you Big Zip around the way because you could hide a whole zip of kush in your poom poom. Okay, make the loud pack go from smelling mustard to smelling like the kitchen at Red Lobster. Canine dog would just pass out if he ever got a whiffed it. It was a display for me. Jesus. Look, Zipporah, in the words of T.K. Kirkland, who raised you? Okay, I love Walmart. If you read my first book,. Kirkland, who raised you? Okay, I love Walmart.

If you read my first book, Black Privilege, then you know how much I love Walmart. I consider Walmart holy grounds, a cultural institution. When you grow up in a small town in the country, rural America like I did, Moncks Corner, South Carolina, drop on the clues bomb for Moncks Corner. Okay, you know there's not much to do except roam around a 24-hour Walmart. So I consider what you did blasphemous. But we also know that Walmart is usually the first place folks learn to steal from. So I know 38 is pretty old for a scammer in Miami.

By 38 in Miami, you know, a city girl should be all maddened. Okay, you should be an all maddened scammer. At the very least, all pro. But you moving like a straight rookie because let's just say, you know, let's just say you was a pro Okay, a pro would know eight hundred and fifty dollars worth of items You just take that to the self checkout scan a pack of gum about 30 times So you get a long-ass receipt walk out greet it just gone glance at the receipt. Keep it moving

Wait, that's not like you did that before never did it But I guarantee you JT and young Miami somewhere right now listening to me and they thinking to themselves, period. Okay. All right. Trina know what I'm talking about. I'm not saying it's right. I'm just simply saying, Zipporah, you're not ever going to get a crocodile birkin from the Everglades moving how you moving. Not to mention those counterfeit bills not dying for you.

I know we live in a world where everything is GMO and we all eating fake counterfeit processed everything for the most part. But the attempt to swallow $200 in fake money? Counterfeit bills? What Haitian woman in Miami put that thing on you? Put voodoo on you that made you think you have goat and you can eat paper? Please give Zipporah Abram the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.

You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. Yes, indeed. Breakfast Club, good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club, good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

We got a special guest in the building. Come on, man. One of the architects of this thing we call hip-hop, man. One of the people who helped lay the foundation for this thing we call hip-hop. We wouldn't have jobs if it wasn't for this brother right here. I wouldn't be a DJ if it wasn't for this brother. And most people out there, most DJs out there wouldn't be DJs if it wasn't for this brother. No. I wouldn't be a DJ if it wasn't for this brother. And most people out there, most DJs out there wouldn't be DJs

if it wasn't for this brother. No, all DJs wouldn't be DJs. If it wasn't for this brother. Ladies and gentlemen, Grandmaster Flash. Welcome. Thank you. Good morning, Black Man.

Thank you. Thank you for having me, man. I appreciate this. Hey, come on, man. Happy to have you. Absolutely. I really appreciate this, man. You know, we celebrated

the 50 years of hip-hop, you know, this year. And Envy and I was on the radio having a conversation and it just felt like, you know we celebrated the 50 years of hip-hop uh you know this year and envy and i was on the radio having a conversation and it just felt like you know the architects like that era of the 80s you know wasn't getting honored properly and none of us are here if that if that foundation isn't laid you said the 80s the 70s the 70s yeah the 70s from the beginning and the 80s i feel like weren't getting on it you know properly how you feel about that, Grandmaster Flash? And that's one of the reasons why I feel that it is paramount that I do lectures.

I do corporate tours and lectures. And I've been doing them for private people. But now I kind of want to do this for the public so they can understand that this thing didn't just fall out of a tree. It didn't just go from the 70s to where we are. You know, there was four DJs that did this. Kool Herc was on the West. AB was Bronx River. African Maymata.

DJ Breakout was the North. I was the East. And pretty much, this is how it really started. And you got to realize this, ladies and gentlemen, we did this with no internet, no social media, no apps, no quick hardware where it would just work. A lot of things as i was telling you envy i had to do this with nothing going into the backyards and you know getting old receivers and old turntables and stuff and kind of like jury rigging my sound system for people listening when he says the west the south and north he's not

talking about west coast he's talking about new york the bronx the bronx bronx i want to clear it up and also you know i was talking to of course grandmaster flash behind the scenes a lot of you didn't know you know where we had the ability to go to these stores and buy equipment he had to actually make it so his first sound system actually came from old cars in the junkyard he would pull the speakers out of the cars in the junkyard and make sound systems to play at parks and parties and wherever wherever it was so you had to actually know electronics and it just wasn't just about djing right so what what got you into wanting to be a dj i know you were telling me the story behind the scenes that you know you just intrigued by electronics in your house when your mother or father plugged something in and

you wanted to understand how it works you would start effing up the crib pretty much to figure it out yeah when i was a toddler everything in that house that was electrical i was intrigued on how did that happen so i used to unscrew the backs of the stereo in the living room my sister's hair dries the table radio all these things and also what got me into this when i was a toddler my dad was a collector of records and i'm on this respectable airwaves so i will just say when i got caught touching his vinyl as a toddler he used to heavily reprimand me right i can say that yes you can absolutely and what i used to do as a kid i waited for him to go to work. And when the door slammed, I went back in that closet.

And the rule was, you know, don't touch the brown box in the living room. And I used to watch dad when he came home from work, how he operated it. So I figured out how to get into this closet where his stuff was and i would take this square thing that had a black disc and he would put it in this brown box and sound would come out of it that was probably my first love but then moving forward guys when i heard a drum break from one of the most important black artists of that time, his name was Curtis Mayfield, Move On Up. That break, and you and I can relate here, that break was about, I'd say about five minutes of just the drums. And I thought all records was like that.

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had the incredible sound system, but why was he playing like that you know because the rules and the laws you know especially if you got people on the dance floor the idea is to keep everybody in unison correct they should not be trying to find the beat as you transition so from that point on it's when i came up with the quick mix theory you know what is what is the quick mix theory. What is the quick mix theory? From a mathematical perspective, I took sonics and threw it out the window because if I play a song,

I hear it a certain way. If I put the headphone on your ear, you hear it a certain way. And Sean, you hear it a certain way. So I said to myself, I'm going to take that out of the equation and I'm going to just collect records from all genres. pop, rock, jazz, blues, funk, disco, R&B, foreign, American, and just listen to the drum break. And I found that unlike Curtis Mayfield, these drum breaks on these other records always, always short.

That made me quite angry I was disappointed so in mom's house I came up with a hand mechanic fingertips to vinyl fingertips to crossfader DJ style that is used by every hip hop DJ on planet earth. And I figured out a way of counting the bars as the 10 minutes. So if you're on the floor and I'm playing a Michael Jackson drummer break, I'm playing that for 10 minutes and I'm going to flip to a London break or a German break or whatever break. And this became the way. And then what happened was these incredible people called hip-hop producers took this style of the seamless loop.

And I'm going to show you that on the wheels of steel. You understand what he's saying? He's saying that your quick mix theory turned into what people call lump sampling, basically. Correct. That's exactly what it is. That's exactly what it is.

He would bring it back from the beginning. But one thing you'll learn from this interview with Grandmaster Flash is he's not just a musician when it comes to turntables. He's actually,

no disrespect, he's a nerd and geek. Like, he wants to understand the transitioning records, record players, mixes. And this is just for having a 30-second conversation with him. I figured that out immediately. What I find so interesting about this, in the last five minutes, you explained where DJing started and where hip-hop production started.

Correct. So when people call you an architect and say you're one of the founding fathers of hip-hop, that is why. Absolutely. Thank you. All right, we got more with the OG Grandmaster Flash when we come back so don't move it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we're still kicking it with grandmaster flash i was gonna ask you know how do you feel when you look at something that you created right and you create it out of love right this you didn't say

it was money you didn't say i did this because i wanted money you said i enjoyed it i love listening to music i love playing in the park and then you see in this the commercial success of hip-hop right i i sent charlotte made something this morning about karis one saying why he didn't want to perform at the grammys he felt like the grammys never respected hip-hop so why come now how do you feel when you see the commercial success of hip-hop and all these brothers and sisters making money and all these companies making money off of hip hop? But some of the founders are not making the money that's deserved, because if it wasn't for you guys, nobody wouldn't be able to make that money. That's a twofold answer. Just think, Envy, this thing that I did could have missed. And if this all would have missed, I wouldn't be here talking to you right now.

So that's one side of it it exploded like there are some companies out there giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars i've seen this on the internet just recently but they are those man that are in a hood that didn't have the commercial success nobody's saying hey here's five hundred thousand dollars for you they're not saying that like there are those who lost their life that are not even here to even enjoy this and they have families right so for me i have to until god takes me i have to go around and mechanically break this thing down i think that people should interview the producers like that just that boggles my mind

because they're the ones that really know how the record is made they're the one that stays in the studios for two and three days to make sure the record is goes from start to finish before the masters is handed in you know so for me and people should know more about Kool Herc and their team they should know who Coca Rock is like they're going around saying he was a rapper he's he's a DJ I used to watch him you know and there's Timmy Tim and it's the original Clark Kent you know people should know who Breakout's team is Baron you know and Bambada and Jazzy J and Grandmaster Flash and Grandwizard Theodore. Like all these people and all these names, you don't hear nothing. That's right.

Talk to about them. When people are putting out this press, they're not even coming to ask, well, Flash, what do you think? And respectfully, I'm going to say this. For you to really firsthand know what this, what this is, you have to be at least 60 years old and I'll be kind and say 58, 57. That means you had a firsthand eye shot of seeing us do this. If you are 30 or you're 40 and you were saying that you are a hip hop extraordinaire person,

nine times out of 10, if you ain't talking to flash, you ain't talking to hurt if you ain't talking to flash you ain't talking to her you ain't talking to bam you got secondhand information and and you got to realize you're feeding the babies incomplete information and this is one of the reasons why because i tour 150 countries a year so financially i'm good i'm cutting all that in half because i gotta go to these universities i gotta go to these ymcas and i gotta teach these babies of where this thing comes from because what saddens me is this if you are from a black family you know who miles davis is right if you're from a white family you know who the rolling stones is why is there so much of a blur of who what and why where and how

when it comes to hip-hop why is that i think i think we got to be the generation to do that because to your point if you're 60 years old now you're probably a grandfather grandmother yeah our grandparents weren't listening to hip-hop you know okay but now when you got grandparents and grandfather grandparents who are listening to hip-hop and then parents who grew up in hip-hop they can tell their kids hey this is where it started right because like you said most if you if you're in the age of 40 to 50, a lot of them, hip hop started with Run DMC.

Right. LL Cool J. Yes. That's where it started from. Because even me, my parents weren't into hip hop, but I was. But the first record I ever bought was Run.

Yeah, my dad was 70 something. He didn't like hip hop at the time. He was like, you need to listen to James Brown. Temptations. James Brown is the original rapper. Four Tops. He rhy't like hip-hop at the time. He was like, you need to listen to James Brown. Temptations. James Brown was the original rapper. Four Tops. He rhyming.

Okay. You know, he didn't know nothing about hip-hop. He didn't want to hear none of that. Correct. You know? Well, I think for me, and this is such a wonderful time period, but just think of it like this here. And, you know, sometimes this makes me want to cry sometimes is come August, like the

mayor gave me August 4thth the cool her gets august 11th come august 12th it's going to be a brand new trend so we have to get it right now as a black art form that has done so much for so many people of course we have to get it right between now and august 11th or it's going to go down in history, incomplete or incorrect. And that scares the crap out of me. So it's safe to say you don't believe the DJ gets the respect they should when it comes to their contribution to hip-hop. Absolutely not.

Because especially the hip-hop DJ that understands the quick mix theory and the mechanics, which I will show you, is because that led to the sampling and that led to these records being made, and that's what we're celebrating. So we're celebrating the entire cake. But let's go back and celebrate the eggs and the flour and the water and the vanilla. How the cake was made. The process.

The process. Flash, you know, of course, you know, they talk about Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, you know, produced the message. First DJ to get a Grammy, by the way. Yes, but I read some things where they said you had nothing to do with the production of it. Okay, I had something to do with all of it because that company chased me to get my group. The Furious Five. The whole group.

Gotcha. It was a club I played called Disco Fever, and I brought hip-hop to this club, and Sal Abatello gave me I wanted a Saturday he gave me a Tuesday of course so most clubs do that gave me I called it Terrible Tuesday off night right but in about two months time came the most popular I was why when that did this Saturday thank you Sal you know so for me the message probably I had least to do with but I had most to do with it because it was my group. And I'm sure they used your technique, right?

Yeah, they used my technique to make all their records. The Message was an original record, but they knew when they had the Sugar Hill Gang, they heard of us in the streets. The streets was already ringing. Grandmaster Flash and Inferior Five. So she used to come to Terrible Tuesdays every Tuesday just to see how it was going down so who is she?

Sylvia Robinson you know so did I have anything to do with that record? Minimal but I had everything to do with it because she needed to have us. Here we are.

I want to ask one more question. How do you feel about DJs today with the auto-mixing buttons and the different programs that make it easy for them to call themselves DJs? I'm using Serato right now. Or even CDJs. Right. You know what it is? Put it this way. I'm a scientist first.

I'm a geek first. So I've been pushing the envelope for 52 years. So I respect anybody that's doing it, but follow the laws of the art. Transition. I think the things that drive me crazy when I go out, which is every now and then MVs, you know, I'm listening to the DJ and it's the train wreck thing. And that there really drives me crazy. A lot of today's music is really one tempo bass,

so it's easy to go from one to the other. So how are you crashing this record into this record? With us, back, we had to use the pitch quite a bit to make this record beat match with this record. These records here are almost coming out of the oven. They're all the same tempo almost, so I don't understand why is it that these people who play today Don't beat match

That there makes me Totally crazy And it goes against the laws of what we learned Grandmaster Flash Ladies and gentlemen Make sure you follow him on Instagram All socials At DJ Flash forever

At DJ Flash forever You just turn around I just want to read the back of your hoodie Because the hoodie is monumental At DJ Flash forever on all social media. Yeah, DJ Flash forever. At DJ Flash forever. And can you just turn around? I just want to read the back of your hoodie, man, because the hoodie's monumental. It says, the first DJ to make the turntable an instrument. First DJ to have a rapper. First DJ to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

First DJ to be on Sirius XM. First DJ to get a Grammy. First DJ to get a Polar Prize. Grandmaster Flash. And the first DJ to give a history lesson about DJing on The Breakfast Club. That's right. Grandmaster Flash, ladies and gentlemen. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We'll see you guys tomorrow. You got a positive, Charlamagne? I do have a positive note man uh i want to tell everybody to stop looking for honesty from those who constantly lie to

themselves have a blessed day breakfast club bitches you're all finished or y'all done