The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club BEST OF - Jess & Rome, Ari Lennox Interview, Work Wife or Husband Topic, & The People’s Donkey 

Episode Date: July 3, 2026

Best of 2026 -  Jess & Rome, Ari Lennox Interview, Work Wife or Husband Topic, & The People’s Donkey. Recorded 2026. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-105-1. We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello, who's this? Hello, it's Shania. Hey, good morning, get it off your chest. It's my birthday today, so I just wanted to call in. Good morning, Shania.

Happy birthday. Happy born day. What are you calling from? I love you guys. I love you guys. I love you guys. I love you guys. I love you guys.

I told me I didn't even though. I love you guys. Damn. Do you deserve happiness now? Let me hear what's going on in your life. It's a birthday. I do. And also, I was born in TSA.

I was there for 13 years, and I love what NAC is doing for everybody. They really do appreciate it. My mom is still there. My boyfriend is there. So shout out to you, and it's really dope. They will all be there. Oh, you're a TSA worker? Yeah, I used to be 13 years, but I work for a different agency now.

Okay. That's dope. Well, salute to all the TSA workers, and hopefully they can enjoy that week that American Dream is doing for. for the TSA agents to give them a little stress reliever with their family and stuff. I just think it's dope just to give back. What you got playing for your B day?

I have a lot of things to say. I have a lady's night plan. My boyfriend told me today just come home from work to get dressed. I'm going to work because I'm going to work and get dressed and we're going to go and out. That's all the information you give it. You're going to work because you got your little work husband. You want to see what he going to get you for your birthday. That's why you're going to work today.

I love that. I love that she loved her job. You hear this little laugh. That's why I said you don't deserve happiness. You see what I'm saying? You're a clown. You're supposed to get on business on that. You're going to say sorry because it's my birthday.

I don't know. Happy born day. Happy birthday. I wish you the best today. Enjoy your day. Absolutely. Happy birthday. I love you guys.

I love you guys. Hello, who's this? This is Todd. Call me in Cleveland, Ohio. What's up? Dog, law. Can it go off your chest. All right.

So this is what I wanted to get off my chest today. So it's public law now that if you had a child, child that's born in this country last year. And if you have one that's born all the way up to the year of date of December 31st, 2028, there's $1,000 available to that child through that parent's filing of their income tax. Or if you're an adoption of foster care system, the government takes care before you. And it goes into an index fund that that child can claim at 18 years old to do with what they want. And the reason why I'm bringing it up today is not just because it's public law,

but because this is our route as African-American to make the strongest case than we can now to get government money for children of African-American descent and our direct descendants of parents from the slave trade. And I think we should lift this out here right now for people to really jump on it. Inside the population, about 3.5 million babies that were born in this. this country last year is about 500,000 African-American babies that were born last here in this country. And inside that population is an unknown population to me, but I know it's large, of babies that have parents who are parents or parents' parents' parents that were slaves in this

country. And it seems reasonable to me that we can make this push to say, hey, yeah, give them a thousand, but give our people an additional four as a start for parents. us back for this slave trade. So he gave them the best name. Todd Dog Law. Yes. All right. Thank you, man.

Thank you for that knowledge. I'm going to be completely honest with you. Don't do it. Don't do it. It's Friday. It's Friday and I woke up this morning and I meditated for 10 minutes. And y'all don't wind me back up.

It's too much going on this morning. I mean, it's just too much. This is Black History. I get it. But God damn. It's too much. And I know this get it off your chest. But Lord have mercy.

Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is, Duane Sharp. What's up, Duway? Uh, yeah. I believe I don't have no comments or nothing. I would just like to know if I can get a picture up all through y'all together. How are you going to do that? I'm just saying, can y'all send me one, you know what I can put in my man cave?

You sound like, dude. All you got to go online. There's pictures with all of us online. Just Google it. Just Google it. Oh, okay. Just Google it. That's what I think.

We appreciate you wanting us in your man cave, though, but, you know, just Google it. A picture come up. Yeah. All right, yes, sir. Thank you. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes it is.

There is. We have a good one. Thank you. He got me confused. All right, there. Let me look and see. Make sure. Yeah, it's pictures of us.

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Thank you. All y'all interview success, and collectively, man. I've seen a lot of blessings been going on since we last spoke. And just may God continue to bless your movement forward, man. Absolutely. Thank you. I received that. Yes, yes. Listen, y'all know how we do on a Friday, baby. It's bar time. Let's get it. Let's get it.

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Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJNV. Just hilarious. Shalamey and Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking about a call at cold in yesterday during get it off your chest. She was a big stud, and she was mad that her girlfriend.

Oh, I don't like how you said. Yeah. Don't disrespect the stud community like that. I was a big stud. I know she was a big stud. Like big stud energy? Like big stud energy? Yeah.

Like big stud energy. Like big stud. Big energy. Okay. Like she was like, yeah. Like Big D energy. Yeah. I give what you saying.

She had big c** energy is what you're saying. Oh, it's that. Big Dildo energy. Damn. I like that. I like that. Y'all are rude. Big Bob Brady energy.

I like that. So she's like somebody getting electrocuted when she pulled that thing out. Damn. Let's listen to the car. Y'all might as well say. Damn, nothing you went to. See, what you were too far. See, oh, my God.

Now when I say, I believe her. You all I got to go to. Yeah, yeah. Play too much. All right. Let's listen to the call. So I have a girlfriend that I've been with for a year and a half. We live together.

We got a cat. You know, real lesbian. Yes. Yes. Okay. Three cats in the house. Talk to us. So she's a nurse

She's telling me a few months ago She started getting close with some girl at work The girl is her work wife I tell her to nip it in the bus She don't do it Then I go through her phone on Christmas Day I see her texting with the girl

And the girl's talking like What you're wearing I can't wait to see you type Today we had a big fight She turned her location off And she left the crib I got her through her ear My dog.

Wow. She has the Shorty's house. Yo, damn. Crazy. I pulled up to the crib. I said, come outside. She said, you in the wrong place. I'm not here.

I knock on the front door. I'm not here. They told me they're going to pull the top, and I'm like, nah, f*** you know. All right. So we're asking 800-585-105-1. Do you mind if your significant other has a house? I said a house.

Workwife. Work-husband. No, I want the record to show. What? A normal show would have just said, do you mind if you're a significant other has a work wife or work husband? Actually, the stud lesbian aspect of it has nothing to do with any of us.

But that's what the conversation is starting from. But that's really good conversation. It really has nothing to do with. It really is. I like that call. And that's an interesting story, too. It was an interesting story. But that's where the call came from.

She said she doesn't want her wife to have her girlfriend to have that. Yeah. So let's start with you. Would you mind if Chris had a work wife? Yes. I absolutely would mind. Like, I don't think the label is going too far when you see wife and husband. Why you just can't have a work friend, you know what I'm saying?

Or a coworker that you're really cool with. Like, why does it have to be? Why does the term have to be workwife or wife or husband? I don't think it's appropriate. I don't like it. Now, a lot of times it is platonic, you know what I mean? But a lot of times it's not. Right.

So, and you never know. I want you. Nah, neither we all friends or we have friends. Yeah, yeah. Like, no. Uh-uh. Salome? Yeah, I don't like it.

I don't like the term. Like just said, like you shouldn't be calling nobody else your husband. You shouldn't be calling nobody else your wife. You know, those are like sacred titles. You know what I mean? Those are titles that you earn. And, you know, you can't just be calling nobody your work husband, work wife. And to me, like, it's set, it applies other connotations.

Yes. You know what I'm saying? Like, why does that got to be your work husband? Yeah. I don't like that. I don't like that. I don't like that turn. That was funny, me and NB do it.

Yeah. I'd be like, that's my work husband. But that's just as a joke. Exactly. And then y'all wives. know each other you know y'all wives no he played too much though he's like he played with me outside

when we're still playing I don't want to play well that's because the streets no the streets know the streets know you my work bottom you're actually my work bottom bitch that the way I look at what what's he far see you go too far hello who's this hey R from Brooklyn

J.R from Brooklyn what's up talk to us Jail what's your thoughts what's going on my thoughts is ain't no work wise ain't no work husbands, you know what I mean? Because, you know, soon as you get a little attitude with me, she go to work, talk about, you know, oh, he's not doing me right next to you.

You know. A little one day where I clicked on one video and then I just went down a whole thing of videos where it's these girls talking about this is how you take care of your friend. And it's like girls giving guys $1.000. Oh, hell no, man.

That's what I'm saying. It's like, but just... He's got to work from home. If you're working from home, she can't rock with me. Matter of fact, Amazon got to leave a package. get you on the steps. Don't even ring the bell. Damn. Thank you, brother. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this Nardo. Can't have. That awesome towards, man. Nardo, what's up? Talk to us. What's your thoughts? Hey, man. Good morning to y'all, man. I listen to y'all in the morning. I want to start that out. Thank you, brother. Yeah, sir. But, yeah, I think these days now, being in a relationship, when you with a person and they had a job side and they see this work full nine, 10, 12 hours out of the day, you know, they tend to go on lunch,

state, and, you know, that's going to happen. And I think, you know, you just got to either accept it or leave it. Because really, that's what goes on. Do you have a workwife, bro? No, I try a truck, brother. I just started my own business, Cullivoolittlewood Express, man. Okay. You got to work a lot, Lizard?

No, no. No. I know. I know. I heard that laugh. Hey, most definitely don't. Is that one rest stop on the route you be going, do you got some man?

You'll leave that man alone. Goodbye, I know, I don't. He's a dope. Hello, who's this? Don't Dion. Dion, what's up, brother? Talk to us. What's your thoughts?

Good morning. First of all of y'all, everything y'all do. I think y'all are amazing. Thank you, man. Thank you, sir. We appreciate you, man. Thank you. But another thing, I think the girl was insane for telling her girlfriend.

She got to work life. Yeah. I think that you got to keep that to yourself. I've had plenty of workwives that didn't lead to nothing at all. But I ain't like I told my grader. Like, I just kept it to me. We just getting coffee and doing stuff like that. We ain't doing nothing crazy.

Now, that's the thing. The reason why I thought it was, it wasn't crazy that she told her girlfriend that she had a workwife. What made her crazy is that you really effing with your workwife. Like, y'all getting intimate, y'all, y'all, y'all flirting and dealing with each other. She went in the phone, saw messages, and she was cheating.

She was cheating on her girlfriend with her workwife. That's where it went wrong. You got crazy. That's a whole other conversation. I was working with workwife specifically. Hey, you know what I'm saying? Now, you're all saying that. You can't ever watch for that. I can't ever go.

Now, Dion, answer the real way, right? Have you ever flirted with your workwife? I mean, of course. That's why it's my workwife. But it ain't up to happen. No, but see, you shouldn't be flirting. You know your wife would not allow you to be flirting. Would you tell your wife he was flirting with your work wife?

Of course not. Okay. That's why you don't say nothing. That's why you don't say that. No, you don't, listen. My rule is you don't do nothing. You can't tell your wife about it. You can't tell your wife about it.

You know you ain't got no business doing it. Now, if you're just joining us, this conversation actually came from a woman who called yesterday during Get It Off Your Chess. Let's listen to the call. So I have a girlfriend that I've been with for a year and a half. We live together. We got a cat.

You know, real lesbian. Yes, yes. Three cats in the house. Talk to us. So she's a nurse. She's telling me a few months ago. She started getting close with some girl I have worked. the girl is her workwife.

I tell her to nip it in the bud. She don't do it. Then I go through her phone on Christmas Day. I see her texting with the girl and the girl's talking like, what you're wearing, I can't wait to see you type shit. Today we had a big fight. She turned her location off and she left the crib.

I drag her through her earpods, my dude. Wow. He has the Shorty's house. Yo. Damn. Crazy. I pulled up to the crib. I said, come outside.

She said, you in the wrong place. I'm not here. I knock on the front door. I'm not here. They told me they're going to call the top, and I'm like, nah, fuck y'all, you know. So we're asking 800, 585105.1. Do you mind if your certificate of that has a work husband or workwife? Hello, who's this?

Hey, this, juicy. Hey, juicy. She definitely somebody's a wife. You fat? I'm, I'm, I'm, yeah, I got called plenty fat bitch. before so I guess you could say that. How tall are you? Oh, my goodness.

I'm 5'3. How much your weigh? 200 pounds. But I'm juicy. So, I say, this is this. Boy, bye. Okay, answer the question. Answer the question, Mom.

I'm sorry, Juci. Are you somebody's workwife? She is. Oh, I'm somebody who caught my work wife. Happy, I want to say. Yeah. So my husband, work somewhere, right?

We used to work together, I quit. So I found, like, some placements that didn't work out. So, you know, because I know, like, I know how the work wife and stuff is. My husband was on drive. I was taking him to work. And at the same time, I was taking him to work.

The work wife, she got a husband, too. But I didn't know this at the time, because she just started. So when I was leaving, I see her, I see her husband. husband, like me mugging the mess out of my mind. So I wanted to be like, what's up? Why are you looking at him like that?

Like, because, like, it was something that didn't sit right with me. So I made a mental note of it. So the next time I went, it was, she went with her husband, but she was by herself. So she was looking at my car, my through, I got real dark shit. So you can't see in there. I can see her. She can't see me.

So she's just looking ugly a tail That's like, damn stuff Hold on now, what kind of car do you have, first of all What kind of car do you have? It was big. It's a truck. I'm running good. It's a BMW. It's a, uh, with 10 and windows.

But it is small. It's a 6. It's a big one. That's a big one. That's a big one. It's a truck. It's a big truck. It's considered the SUV.

It's a truck. Okay, okay, got you. He wanted to make sure it wasn't the one series. Go ahead. Go. So, uh, okay. So, long story short, fast forward.

The way she looked at me, I said, oh, I said, let me go through this phone because I, I go through the phone like maybe every six or seven months depending on how I feel. Like, I just go through the phone. I normally don't be fine or nothing. But, so I go right to her. Is this the same, I call it the same day? Only thing I'm mad because I want to see how far I was going to go. Because I feel like I stopped it because I crashed out lightweight because when I went

through the phone and went to their messages. First, it was like regular little work stuff. So then I started saying emo. He kind of corny, so I know that's his way of flirting. So, like, but he don't talk a lot. So, uh, so she's going to send a picture. She's in three pictures and they, and they was like

sexy pictures, but she's weak. She, she, she, they would make some sexy pictures, something about some, uh, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, I need to tell you something. that they don't tell you at dinner. Stop. Well, you're going too long.

Could you get to the point, please? I can't make a long story short. And you said you're going to make a long story short and you keep going. Okay, so, okay, so I tried to. She don't work there no more. I beat the shit out of him out of his sleep because I told him to do this. I told him to do this. The thing was he tried to be sneaking and ain't tell me like, oh, he ain't tell me,

you know what I caught. If he would have been like, oh, man, now she's buying back on what you told me to All the reason I told him to flirt with her so she can work for him and he don't have to, so he can still be on the clock. I don't like any of this. You opened up the door. You know what I mean? And I don't know why you opened up Pandora's box like that. I do not know why you did that.

That's her husband. She sent something. But you're going to beat him up or telling him to do something that you told him to do? He flirted. Then she said he went too far and then you beat him up. What size was the girl? Man, I'm old enough to be her mom. And that's her thing.

She's like, ain't two 50, bitch? But if we stand next to each other, you will be trying to figure out who 50. Like, you know, she starts. My thing is that he didn't tell me what she did. Like, I expect everything that she did that she was going to do. Okay. But I had to go through the phone and find that he said he was lying about it. Betty, like, no.

Like, what is you lying for? I don't know. I don't lie. I don't, because you just is messy, too. You called the lie to this mess. you told that man to flirt with that woman, and there's no limit to flirting. Did you say, did you give him a limit?

Right, but he was supposed to tell. Yeah, the limit was, like, if she bite back, you let me know. Like, uh, and then, when he didn't, and then when I asked him, like, I tried to wake him up, but he, I tried to wake him up, but he tried to fake sleep when I had that phone in his face. Like, I ended up FaceTime.

There you. Well, Mom, you have, you have, it was a lot. You are so messy, juicy. So messy. I mean, juicy, you are so messy. I'm glad I didn't tell you all my real name. But, yeah, okay. Hey, Jess.

Hey, my daughter did your name for you with in Cleveland, so hey. Hey, God. Also, that wanted your real name. So you picked the song by Biggie Smalls on purpose. Wow. Wow. You're an idiot. She's an idiot.

She's an idiot. You said, man, you went to corn bar. Matter of fact. Oh, no, she didn't. Well, ma'am. Ma'am, you know, we have, I.D. The breakfast.

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Hello, good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just Helarius. Salameenigai. We are the breakfast club. We got a special guest in the building. And first of all, make sure the door is locked. And I'm glad that her phone is in here because she can't use her phone to get in the room. So make sure the door is locked.

Correct. Jess O'Laris can't get in. We got our guy, Rome. Rome here. Who is Jess's baby's father. That's right. Ash's dad. The father of Ashton's dad.

And, you know, Jess put out her new book this week, tell death do we parent. It's available everywhere you buy books now. And it talks about how they got to a healthy place of co-parenting with each other. That's right. And I haven't even talked to Rome. I ain't reached out to Rome. I wanted to talk to Rome face to face. Rome, what did you think of the book?

Word. Tell death do we parent. What was your first film? First film. Honest. Honest. Honest. When you read the book.

First chapter. I feel like some things wasn't explained the correct way. We're not supposed to let her in. Yeah, you're supposed to let her in. You're supposed to keep her out for a little bit. Okay, let her talk. Rome has the floor. Rome has the floor.

You can sit down, Jess. Unless you want to leave. You can also leap. Okay, yes. Yeah, I'm a leave. All right. You can leave. You can leave.

Okay. We just asked the first question. All right. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. Now, back to what you're saying. the book to a death

after we're praying. You said first chapter. He was saying it was cap. Really? Honestly, not even cap. I just think after women read it, they're going to hate me. Mm.

Mm. And why? Because, of course, no man can't go through that. But when women are going through like postpartum, those stages and stuff like that, if you read this,

the first chapter, it's going to be like I was a dog. Like, I did everything going those times when I did it. So you weren't a dog? No, I feel like she fabricated it for us putting it to earth. It was late. It was later than that. I didn't do any of that going postpartum.

But it was a dope book. Interesting. Very transparent. To see that we've grown so much. And to share other, to share with other people on, you know, that co-pranctions is not a bad thing. I think that that's the biggest part in the goal that we always talked about. And that was for years, even when we started co-currentia therapy back in. It was COVID. So I want to say, like, 20, 21. when we were shutting out. Yeah.

Yeah, man, the book is, yeah. But see, that's what I got from the book. That's what I say. I don't think people will hate you if they read past the first chapter. You know what I mean? Because you do get to the growth in the evolution of both of you. You know what I mean? Not just you.

Both of you are. Yeah. And but you got some people who ain't going to read. That's right, right. They're going to pinpoint and take out parts and they're going to run with certain narrative. Go see the captions and highlights. The same way they do clips on Instagram or TikTok, whatever the case may be. It hate you are.

a clip and didn't even let you elaborate or explain yourself. What you have to hurt your feelings the most? And don't lie, because I know you read it more than one time. What chapter? Why was it? None of really hurt me because I own up with what I do. I ain't never been ashamed to anything. I'm tell you why, because I always had a choice.

I decided to make those choices. But what was hot woman to me was that she's able to talk about it now. Because a lot of times she wouldn't ever open up about it. And just to share that light on how much I've grown as a man, And as a father, I just was, you know, apart. I was, not even apart. I was really, yeah, I was, I was just excited, man. I really was excited.

You could tell she has a lot of love for you regardless, you know, a lot of love. Yeah, love is always there. I'm just excited because if anybody who really know me truly and genuinely know me, that's my dog. How did you feel when, you know, she recently, excerpts came out of the book, and she talked about not necessarily wanting your first child, but wanted to keep you more than anything. So to make you happy she was willing to do anything for you. How did that make you fit?

As a father of five now, I understand. And I say that because even when I go back to her and I'll be like, if you're going to leave me alone, don't go get another me. It's one of those things where, okay, well, if you're having a child, make sure that you know that this is going to be a family. And I never wanted a lot of kids. I always wanted a family. But, you know, I was emotional.

I would say dumb, not thinking, vulnerable in those moments, even as a kid. I think, I don't know, I think it just shaped her to be the wife that she is now. Do you look back at it and say, I messed this family up because she talks about, she thought that y'all had a perfect family. Y'all were taking pictures and y'all were doing things as a family and a couple. And all of a sudden she got a comment that says, Rome, oh, he here with you, but he played a house on this other house. And matter of fact, he got a baby coming.

Did you ever look back that and be like, damn, I effed that up? I look back sometimes and say, I wish I did things different. I ain't never going to say I wish I f***ed it up because who knows if I wouldn't have did what I did then we still would have been together because it goes both ways and a lot of things that I've done it was out of reaction. You know, it's three sides of every story. That side, your side and the truth. Me, I just wasn't that heartless to just go out and do these things.

I didn't even have access to it. So that's why we're going to dive deeper into those things. But I wouldn't say I f***ed up. I would say. I just wish I did things different. Just to give us a chance, because I never even gave us a chance. Gotcha.

That's a great question and just a great framing of it. Like, if there were no kid involved, right? If there was no Ashton, would y'all still choose each other? You think? At that moment? Yeah. No. Why?

Because Ashton was the glue. Ashton was the one that kept it around. And me, I'm low tolerance. And Jessica speaks on that. She'll speak again on it. We spoke on that on the podcast when women don't do. And it might sound controlling, it might sound like I'm a narcissist,

you know, at that moment, not now because I'm a change man, you know. At that moment, it may sound like I'm being controlling. But I felt like at the time, younger days, if women wasn't in my, if they weren't in compliance, it wasn't no benefit to me. So just just walk back in the room. I want to expound on the question I just asked you.

What was it about just, that would make you not want to be with her if there was no accident? Because he said he wouldn't be with you if it wasn't asked. At that moment, at that moment, like I said, I'm going to repeat, at that moment we was children. So it wasn't really nothing to be with our own, especially after all the things I did. And I say that to say at that time, of course, you know,

a lot of men live with women for convenience and stuff like that. I didn't need any of that. I'm living at home, my step-mom. So if there's no child, we'd have went out separate ways. Because it was easy to go separate ways for no time. it's easy to go separate ways when you're not married. Marriage and children is the tie on, okay, let's see. Because you don't really want to start over.

It's hard starting. Not even hard, just too much time. You've got to be lying a person, and then you don't even know if that person will be the person for you. So it takes time. Now, you said it was reactional, the fact that, you know, you cheated. Was it reactional because you didn't want to be in a family at the time or you didn't want to be tied down,

or was her, this was, you know, what was reactional? No, just did. Yeah, okay. Now let's get to it. Oh, Charlemagne. What? Yeah, just did, just did things. And it's some things I said I would never speak on.

I'm taking that to the grade with me. Because, yeah. That's why you believed that might not be yours at one point? No, I never, I never, I never believed that. Oh. I've seen him, he was mine through the sonogram. I'm talking about it. At the moment, at the moment, at the moment, no.

I never really even believed it. It was more so I was upset because of the heat of the moment, bud. Oh, you just said that this. To piss off. Okay, okay. I said that to piss him off. I'm emotional. Damn, Jess?

Yeah. I know. I was upset. You told him that. It might not be his. But she, and I read that four or five times again on the train of day. That would be a particular part, right? Yeah, yeah.

How did the feel when she said that to you? Of course, you know, I was a man, you hurt in the moment. You, you, oh, and mind you, you're shamed in my face, so I think it wouldn't different if she was in my face. She's in my face. That, but. I didn't I never thought Ashen was wasn't mine I just think she of all people at that moment even now know how to get under my skin there's only two things that really bother me my children and my mom it ain't really nothing else you can really say to me that were really moving we're still kicking it with Rome Rome is Jess's baby daddy you know Jess just did the new book till death do we parent and we're talking to Rome why didn't you fight for the relationship after you know Jess was like it's over you know you had another baby on the way Let's clear that up.

Okay. It was over before I had a baby on the way, Jessica. I know wrong. I just, it was trying to, like, be with you and give my family. Like, because that's what I wanted. Ultimately, I wanted that family dynamic. I wanted to grow up. I want to ask to grow up in a house with me and you together, you know.

And, yeah, it was over. I had mentally checked out. You was, like, moved, like, you had moved on and everything, but, like, you was still selfish because I couldn't be with nobody. You didn't want me, but I couldn't be with nobody else. No, we clearing it up. Because in the book, it makes it seem like I had a baby on you. Well, you were dealing with...

Ashton is 3. Number 2. I'm at Ashton is 14. Okay. Alia is 11. Yeah. When did we split? When he was like about two or three?

No, we split. We split once. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I took you back. I got back with you. Remember when I met, yo. Correct. You know, I can't say his real name, but yeah, when I was... I met Emmanuel.

Why didn't you say, you know what? I'm going to cut the BS out and I'm a fight for my family. Because it's just. Music. Who, bro? Yo, got it. Oh, yeah. That's, yeah.

But one thing he said. One thing he said. And you can curse and say it. One thing he said was, I can do a thousand one thing. Once that girl f***ed that one person, we can't take it. So at that moment. And then even at that time, like, you know, still it's peer pressure, people around you.

Oh, and then at that time, I really. cared about what my friends thought. So it was basically, and then it was like a manhood. And, you know, like my father didn't really say too much negative, but, you know, he said the things he said. But, you know, I think I was more so heartbroken because of, you know, certain things that she did do. Rome overthanks, like he creates these scenarios in his mind

and he overthanks and he thanks himself out of the relationship. He's not wrong for that. Yeah. Even though we shouldn't make a sentence, he's not wrong. But when I'm right, right. When I'm wrong, I could have been right, but when I'm right, I was wrong, but I wasn't wrong. Okay, okay. I see what I'm saying? No, yeah, I ain't old with you. But no, you, you, you did some things to me too.

Yeah, I believe, okay, let's, all right, that's fine. Yeah, you, and I'll take accountability for it. You did a lot of things in me. I didn't pull it up on Jessica a couple times. Pulled up on a way, yo. In her neighborhood. Tell me. I mean, tell me. And then that's one thing, too. I don't like when you ignore my phone calls. Control. Don't ignore my phone calls. Don't ignore my phone calls. and then don't hang up on me when I'm trying to explain. Because you're not... Let me get my point across, because then that means you don't care about how I feel.

And that's one thing about this society. Nobody cares about how men actually feel. And then when men try to open up, and I looked at... It's on the same track. That Michael Beasley and Shannon Sharp, I felt a lot of things Michael Beasley said. When a man tried to open up,

you'll laugh at me. Until it's too late. I'm just glad he was able to get the help he needed to be able to tell his story. But it's a lot of other men who are ashamed of door. But this book, and that ties everything to this book, this book is a great book because his father's out there that's hopeless. Right. Because you got a lot of types of dibs.

You got deadbees who, they don't do something to baby mother say. They did beat. You got deadbees who just actually don't give a . You got deadbees who said, oh, wow, women don't want to allow that. Let's stay there for a second Because I asked Rome I said Rome if you Had a title for your book

What would be called You had a very interesting title I got the second one I got two So I'm the second one By the father would be a father Not when it's convenient for you That's not when it's convenient for you

Is what got me Yeah Do you feel like she only wanted you To be a father When it was convenient for her? No Okay Not with her

I got a lot of Of course you know I got a line But no With me and Jessica, it was never about, you understand, man, this would be for the distance. That's why it's most genuine because she didn't keep a child because of a status or some money or whatever the case can be. We just was honestly thought we was in love. And then when I grew up, I didn't grow up on Spain and out blocks and that type of music. I grew up on Bawao and Lord Romeo and Sammy.

So, like, it was love music. And I always just wanted those fairy tales. It was like my favorite show growing up was Sweet Life and Zach and Cody because of the family dynamic. So it's like for a young man to want that and then you see my life didn't get that, that's one of the things I'd be like, damn. I don't see I f***ed up, but I'd be like, well, wow, why I couldn't get what you want those cards. And I saw always a lot of my friends, I used to be jealous of my friends growing up. They had their mom and dad and I didn't. And I told them, they bro like, I don't like you.

Love you, but I don't like. your friend or your day? My friends. They had what I wanted. And then I just used to see how they just never appreciated their mom. Was the co-parenting way that your co-parent now?

Was that always there or they had to get there? Like at first was just not letting you see your son or you didn't want to see your son because you never been in the case. How did it originally start? So it was always co-parenting. I was co-parenting with her mother.

With my mother? Yeah. With Mama Robin. Because Jess didn't want to see you? Because Jess was Jess. I didn't want to see you She had to see me, though, because she was living at the daycare. So she was going to see me.

But it's never been the point where I couldn't see my son or he's keeping away from me because she has that family dynamic who this ain't that. And just why didn't you? Because most people would have been like, he did me dirty, he cheated on me, he did all these things. I'm going to use my son to hurt him. A lot of people do that. We see that a lot in relationships. Why wasn't your mind frame that as hurt as you are? I just, yeah.

I just couldn't do it. I gave Rome a lot of grace because, you know, I was doing my, my issue, too, but, you know, it's not about who, well, actually, it was, it was about who started it, but whatever. But once we started going back and forth trying to hurt each other and trying to make each other feel the pain that each one of us felt, I got, I got tired of that. And once I wanted to sit down with Rome and just put everything on the table, like, yo, are you, you, you, let's admit everything, things that I did that I was lying to him about. he admitted things to me. Well, he explained things to me because that's the thing. Rome never really told me all he did. I would find out.

And I'm going, I'm coming to him. Like, yo, this is what happened. Ain't no AI. AI was not, we, it wasn't even not our fingertips back then. So no. But I was able to give him a lot of grace. And then also like his trauma, he went through a lot when he was younger. And I realized him like, yo, I'm a lot more mature to see that.

And my mother always instilled that. me give a person grace everybody comes from different walks of life you don't know um what he's gone through and it's hard to operate in this world without a mother you know and then with an absent father you know father who you see but he not really there is no really is no real bond so i felt the need to like be more of a friend and a confidant you know because i think i was like the only one that you can open up to about a lot of things that happened in childhood a lot of things that you know, you didn't, that you, that you didn't get as a kid after your mom's passing. So I think that's what it was.

That she used that against you? Because you talk about being vulnerable. Does she ever use that? So that's what I was going to say next. But the big umbrella of everything she's saying, her mother. Ms. Robert. Okay. Because she wouldn't allow it.

You have women, you have men, you have human beings itself who when the f*** don't go their way, they got enablers around them telling them that that's right. That's right. When her mother, I loved her mother so much. It reminds me how much I used to go through hell and hot water. Because I was always rebellious. And then as I got a certain age, I'm already defensive because of what my dad did. So you can't tell me, but I had to take myself step back.

She's not trying to hurt you wrong. And, yeah, she, she, just you wrong. Rome, you wrong. Yeah. So it wasn't no, oh, that's my daughter. I'm going to take her side. Right. Because it was, and honestly, like, I think, because,

The co-parenting itself, it got, it was, it wasn't bad, but it got great after a while. It didn't just happen overnight. Right. It really started happening when I took my feelings out of. Like I stated in the past, like when that, when that, that narrative, oh, I don't want this, I don't want this, I don't want this, I don't want that. I allowed it to happen, though. Because when I decided to hurt that woman or not want to be with that woman, that opens up the door that she can have whoever the f*** she wants to have around that child. Yeah.

So the logical part that I went with was okay Just long as they ain't trying to hurt my kid I'm okay And I respect my child mom enough and I trust them enough And even now all of them to not allow that to happen I want to add you something wrong because you said What you wanted growing up with a two-parent household And a lot of people would say How can somebody with that mindset end up with five baby mothers

Because it's impossible to give those kids What you wanted growing up So why would you create this? same type of environment. So let me elaborate and piggyback. So I never really

that two prime household now is new. I never really cared for a two prime household. I just wanted my mother. Gotcha. So mind you, I was fine with

going with my dad on the weekends going back to my mother until that last weekend I can get to go back to my mom. So the two prime household dynamic come from

like I said shows and stuff like that and reality and the stigma that's the situation. anxiety put on you always supposed to be like this. When 2 p.munt household produced some of the most f***ed up as people in the world.

But you are not a f***ed up person. No. You're a brother with high emotional intelligence, so clearly I know you wanted to be better than your pot. Yeah, correct. And like I said, I made, I made decisions. A lot of decisions I made was out of vulnerability. A lot of decisions I made was out of hurt, you know,

and I'm not ashamed to say that. People are like, oh, oh, whatever, that's me. Can I ask you in your, You just tell me if you agree that I feel like you were looking for maybe your mom in these women. And that's why, you know, because you were lost at a very young age. And that nurturing and that, you know, all that nurturing and affection stopped at a very early age. And you went from that household. That's all you knew.

Love and positivity and just, you know, all that to a very different type of household. You know, it wasn't much affection. It wasn't nurturing. and I feel like that actually shaped how you look at women in relationships. Yeah, like it affected your love life in a way. Do you agree with that? We're going to be very transparent. Yeah.

I never looked for women. I never looked for my mother in women. I did look for the love and affection, right? Why I never looked for my mother and women because I put it on tape, my mother wasn't a saint. My mother did. like you know like but who she was to you but who she was to me was she was great

but it was like once she left it was just that affection I love that holding a person because I used to hold my mother every night she put me out every night I used to hold her it really didn't affect me until I got older and started dealing with women because when I'm going through school I'm always busy maybe that's why I didn't affect me

I'm grades baseball basketball I really had no down time I don't really think about it. I know my mom and at the like, probably like 13, I'm, you know,

I'm washing cars. That's what, that's, and my mother love cars, so that's where I get that from. So it was like, I don't think that it, I never really said,

oh, I want my mother in this woman, because my mother ain't know how to cook. My mother cleaned up, but, you know, you have five baby moms, right?

And of course, Jess had relationships before she recently recently got married. How did you co-parent in that situation, right? Because asking to be at his house, he has women there

or you know just might and have a guy like how did y'all it's crazy how you just cut that man I was talking about his mom no because I'm out no it's gonna come back no

okay so I can see where you're going at go ahead so I'm asking so how did you deal with it because that's what you seen with your life so how did I see with my son there with her how man

like how do we co-parent like how did you you know like so we're speaking on this we're speaking on the husband now no not no before the husband before the husband That's totally different.

My relationships and Ash would be home with me, but then he come over to him. Yeah, like, how was the co-parenting relationship between you and I when that was going on? Schedule. You had girlfriends. And I ain't going to hold you. I took my feelings out of it. A couple men that, one, two, one and a half. You literally only liked.

One and a half. I ain't liked the other one, but. And you didn't like him first? No, I didn't. But we're going, yeah, yeah. One and a half because this. Why to half? Yeah.

Because the half of her, I didn't really care for him, but he loved her. So he loved my son. So like I said, it's times where Rome just take him to the house when they were, them two was, you know, in one household. And I would drop him off. No problems or none of that. So that was it. That was the only transaction for us that.

Really wasn't as high, a buy, whatever, nothing. I ain't really cared for him because of what he was saying to the other women who was coming to me, if that makes sense. I'm confused We got to break it down Okay, so he wasn't a sane In this hot in that relationship Neither

Okay, I got you And we didn't came across A couple of the same women Mm-hmm I ain't disclosing anything But did you ever tell just that Like, you know, you're doing No, no

That's not my business She figured that's wrong That was not your business It's not with your son there Yeah, that's my son But they wasn't in the household He was doing what he did On his free time

Wow When he was doing How I know that Because my son was with me Majority of the time When he's doing it on his free time Well, a cheater would support a cheater anyway I'm not supporting a cheater

You chose him and that's on you I didn't know he was cheating Well, I didn't either I didn't either But it wasn't no problem But how did it affect you When she got married right Because they said it was boundaries

And the reason I asked If I'm marrying somebody I know y'all might have a relationship And I know y'all might be tight But you kind of got to find your own person to lean on Because that's mine You know what I mean That's my wife now

You know what I mean? but y'all was so tight for so long. How did those new boundaries affect co-parenting and your relationship? Yeah, because somebody had to build the wall. It ain't effect nothing. Shut the fuck up, man. Guess what?

It wasn't a wall built. I'm a man. So when she leaped and in that, my job, I knew step by step, but it wasn't even over on I want you to meet Chris. It's just a genuine and it wasn't a wall.

I always have respect. How did I deal with not being around or talking to it? It's almost like you're losing your best friend. But I never thought about that. Because you're selfish if you don't want your best friend or you get a person that you love to be happy. So if this is what makes her happy, okay, I got one child mom that's happy. Well, I'm f***ing the Russell Wilson.

Thank you. Is what you used to say? Don't go get me your future. I'm like, yo. Yeah. You wanted her to get somebody better? I want her to get a Russell Wilson. I look so forward to death do we parent two.

Yeah. That's you writing. And honestly, that's what it is. No, I ain't gonna say it. I don't want to buy you. I steal my. Nobody's going to steal it. I ain't patting it yet.

Okay. But you have to be parent. What is it? Part two. It'll be part two. Two, T-O-U. What is? No.

It's two. You have to be parent. Part two. Let a father be a father. Yeah, I love it And I love you too, yo I really do The book is out right now

Make sure you get it Yeah, man, slew to my guy room Send it Rome healing energy all the time, man Yeah Hey fellas, protect your peace All right All right It's the breakfast club

It's Big Row! It's your time To nominate a donkey of your own Remember now That's how they choose Call in now 8005855151 Hey, I do want to give a donkey of the day update, though,

because earlier this week, I gave a donkey to a guy named Dalton, Etherly, aka Chud the Builder. He's the racist who runs up on black people in the street and provokes them by calling them racial slurs and then threatens them with mace when they attempt to put hands on them. Well, you all will be happy to know he is currently in jail, okay, with no bond because of a shooting that happened during a confrontation outside of a Montgomery County courthouse

in Clarksville, Tennessee. Both men were shot in this situation. They are both in stable condition. The other man was black. We don't know how the shooting unfolded, or what led up to it, but Chud DeBuilder has been charged with employing a firearm during dangerous felony, aggravated assault,

reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon, and he has not received a bond. Let Remy Ma give Chud the Builder the biggest he-ha again, please. He-ha-ha! He-ha! You stupid motherfucker-ha! dumb. No, good morning.

Good morning. This is Janelle. Hey, Janelle. Who you want to get the biggest heat, hot to, Janelle? Docke other day, goes to these two girls. I was walking by the own business,

and the last thing and talking together, carries on, and then one in them, and I looked, like, side-eye kind of grin, and like, and then the other one, like a second day goes,

I'm like, after that, I was like, you know what? Not today. I flew to meet. I left. I said I walked away,

because I'm not about to get that a harno virus or unless with my illness and stuff. Wait, what? Right. Hold on. You just walking down the street and you heard a girl cough.

A little, a little, and you thought that was DeHana? I first, because I left, the girl left behind me left. I thought, yeah, I was thinking about, okay. And I started walking into my music, my business. I'm not going to my car. And then she's, they get next to me, like, we see it. But like, I was like, it's fake or real. I looked at her.

I was like, ha. And then she was, in the other one she started to talk in, too, was like, and I was like, okay, I walk. I just started to see walking. I went from, I was like, nah, no, no. You see what I'm saying? I'm not mad at you. Listen, we at that point, we're at that point where you judging,

we judging you for sneezing more than twice, we judging you for little coughing fits. We just don't know. We got to take precautions, I understand. Thank you for calling, Janelle. Good morning, who's this? Hey, it's Hayley. Hey, Haley.

Who you want to get the biggest E-Haw to, Haley? I want to give the knocky of the day to Kendrick Lamar. Oh, God, for what? Drake ate him up in Iceman. I don't think that's the case, man. Listen, and you see, this is the narrative that we're not going to spend. Drake already took his L. It's okay to take his L.

Now he's just, you know, screaming about the L he took. You know who Drake is? You ever seen Menace of Society when Chauncey got his ass kick and Chonsie got the videotape of, you know, a cane and old dog, and he ready to go scream and tell him to the police? That's what, that's what Drake is at right now. Don't say he ate Kendrake. No, he did.

How? You got to listen to Iceman. I listen to enough. I don't care what's a lot. There's nothing on Iceman that's going to change the outcome of what happened two years ago. It's not funny. He called the troll you this morning. I know.

Good morning. Who's this? Hey, good morning. This is Terrell. Call him from Jeff. Terrell. How are you, sir? Who you want to get the biggest he hard to?

I'm doing well. I want to get the biggest. I hate the state is like I give it to you show him. Okay. Why? Well, you still go see a mental health advocate. Anytime I listen to the radio show, you always try to bully my man drink. And luckily for him, he's strong enough to take you, but he wasn't.

He was going through a mental health. of Christ's like that. First of all, you know, you're disdain for him. Drake, I don't- You're thinking away from the fact that this is the biggest, most historical thing that has happened in the last 20 years of music. Oh, my God. This is why it's a bunch of grown men covered in semen,

covered in frozen semen, posting them on Instagram, talking about Ice Man on the way. I don't have a disdain for Drake. Drake is a artist. Drake puts out music, and the music can be critiqued. Once it's up, once it's out for public consumption, we, the consumers can critique it. That's what I do, sir.

But what I will say, As someone that has to work in an hour, I spent three hours listening to that last thing. I'm probably going to regret it in a few. I'm tired of town. Why would you do that? I was just saying it was so, I was trying. I was falling asleep, waking back up, restarting songs. Like, we are getting old.

But what's the point of that, though? Like, the music is going to be here when you wake up. Like, why do you have to listen to it? Why did you have to binge listen to it? It just feels good because it's like a job. Because it's a moment. I got caught up in it. Well, I hope it's too much music for you to be critiquing it.

early. I haven't critiqued it at all. I haven't heard it. I've listened to some of Ice Man. I haven't critiqued it at all. Fair enough. Fair enough. Well, give it a listen over the weekend. I know you probably got a lot of other things that you consider it better to do. But it's music for the ears. It's music for the soul. I'm going to be honest with your

day. I highly doubt I'm going to listen to all three Drake albums, bro. Like, I'm just not, I got a life. You know what I mean? I understand for those of you who like to be covered in frozen semen and post and say Iceman coming. Iceman cane? What is it? Now, y'all can say Iceman came.

See, oh, my God. Y'all don't even got to say Ice Man coming anymore. Now when y'all post y'allselves covered in the frozen semen put Iceman c-G-Man. Good morning. Who's this? Yo, what up, dude, Brandon from Louisiana? Brandon from Louisiana. Who you want to get the biggest e-haught, too?

Man, I want to give it to all the people who give it Dr. Brian does the smoke. And my reason being is, think about, like, when people go get their hair done or go get their hair cut. Are y'all asking them bar with them hair solids? Hey, let me see your certificate. They just go to school. Like, all y'all just going in there because Kiki know how to do like a little quick weed. So we're like, oh, let me just go to Kiki.

Now I'm going to tell you. All these people who. Now, I'm going to tell you what. Let me tell you where your argument falls apart. When you walk into these barbershops and you walk to these hair salons, one thing that you will see most of the time is these people have their certification plastered on the wall somewhere. Like literally right behind they booth for their station,

their certification is right there for the world to see. If you're a licensed barber, licensed hairstylist, it's usually showcased in your, facility. Sure, I'm telling you, you would be something, you would be shocked. If you go in there, like, yeah, y'all fools don't really have y'all stuff up. Like, you would be surprised. And the same thing like people who do all this catering and stuff.

Did they go to school for this? Like, hey, let me see your degree or your certificate from cooking school, color school. Like, I think if we're going to give for the smoke, we got to give everybody the smoke who do not have their certificate, their license, all this. Let's keep that energy across the board. I'm not saying you wrong but if you are in a barbershop

a professional shop you have to be a licensed barber to legally cut hair and beard for money you have to you're supposed to be so I'm not saying that you're wrong and I'm also telling you that most of these people when you walk into their shops they have their certification

up for everybody to see you're right you would be shocked but a lot of people don't do they they just like it's feel it's a boofy let me just try to get this money out of this boothie

like you would be shocked when you go. That's all those things. I'm with you, but I don't think that makes it right. Just because people are doing it don't make it right. But have a great day, sir. He don't. All right.

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He took the mistress on the Bahamas honeymoon trip he had planned with his wife. And then the mistress tagged him on Facebook, outing the fair to her entire family. That's like a whole public confession. And spoiler, two years later, karma hits him so hard. He's calling his ex-wife in tears saying about the mistress, What a mistake that was. To find out what happened, listen to the OK Storytime podcast on the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, everyone, it's the Jonas Brothers.

If you haven't heard, our new podcast is called Hey Jonas. And this week, we're hanging out with someone we're really big fans of. Millie Bobby Brown. That's right. Eleven herself. We talk about her new movie, Anola Holmes 3, family life, and all the amazing things she has going on right now. This blew my mind when I saw this, Millie Bobby Brown. You have over 60 animals.

First of all, how do you even keep track of everybody? And second, do you have favorites? Who are they and why? Yeah, I need to know about this. Okay. I don't know where the number's 60. I really got to figure that out. And I could actually have over 60.

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I started when I was 10 years old. Our conversation with Millie Bobby Brown is out now. Go check it out. Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right. Morning everybody is DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Salomey Nagal, we are the breakfast club.

Loyal Rosa is here as well. And we got a special guest in the building. Ladies and gentlemen, Ari Lennox, welcome back. All right. How you feeling? Feeling good. How's your energy this morning? You good?

Amazing, yeah. How are you? Bless Black and highly favorite. Yes. Yes. Yes. Vacancy is out right now. That's right.

Yes, yes. Vacancy can mean a lot of things, right? Okay. It can mean emptiness. Yeah. It can mean opportunity. What exactly became vacant in your life that allowed this version of R&L Linux to exist and create this project? I think it's just the repetitiveness of my dating life.

Yeah, the album encompasses a void that needs to be filled and that can be romantic. It can be platonic. It can mean, you know, in a business way. It's just a metaphor or whatever that means to you, you know. Is it platonic? We got to, let's figure this out for once in a while. It can be. That's why it's why it's platonic.

It's why it's my whole life. But I do it biopic, biopic. You say a bike pig and it's supposed to be biopic. Tomato tomato. You can't let can be having us out here saying the wrong word. Wait, well, how is it supposed to be? Plotonic. Plotonic.

Plotonic. Plotonic. And you're the second person that you have. I don't know. All right. All right. Thank you. All right.

I'm in camera. I like that. That's lovely. So on this project, you go in and out of your space, whether it's your heart, your physical space, your mind, your energy, being vacant, then being occupied, then not. Yeah. It's all over the place, but it's a good journey. Thank you. Yes.

So where are you in real life after this album in the dating world? Like, what, like? I mean, I'm just a lot of life. alone but years of like romantic loneliness but it's cool

no it's all right I'm doing great I'd rather be by myself than in anything toxic or unhealthy so it is what it is you know I'm okay I say you're in the club turning up though

I do turn up something with your tea oh my tea you told on house guess you said you'd be you'd be wanting your tea with my tea exactly and right here I have this hot water I don't know if you have no damn tea in the club

that night, buddy. He'd be turning up. When? Oh, when you saw me? Years ago? Yeah, yeah. Years ago? No, that was like, what? Two years ago? A year? Last year? It was recent. Oh, yeah, I had my hookah. Yeah. I stopped. I had to stop, though. Yeah.

I made a pack with the man. No, it's okay. We took a picture. It's okay. I mean, last year I wasn't singing, but this year I am. So we got a tour coming up. You know, the vacancy tour starts April 12th. So, yeah, I want to be vocally prepared for it. So no more hooka for. for me. But you're still on your sobriety journey, right? Drinking wise. But you said you made a pack with a man. That's what made you stop the hookah. Yes. What happened to that man? You said he was horrible. He was trifling. He had a secret girlfriend. Or he had a girlfriend. I guess I was the secret.

And I had no idea. And I haven't spoke to him since once he told me. So you know, you never liked the escape song. You're my little secret. You couldn't be a secret. I do love that song. I love escape. So yeah, I could not be a secret. No. But I do love that song. They were saying. I want somebody want to keep you a secret I need to know who the main girl I think it just speaks to the state of dating out here

it's just incredibly depressing I feel like for everybody you know so there's what it is Are there songs on this project About him? I know that you've been working on this for some time

From About him? Hell no Okay because under the moon talks about somebody that could be a big toxic Yeah that was someone else Oh That was one of my exes And I don't even know if he counts as an ex

It was like a month-long relationship. It counts. It counts. Really? Well, it depends. All right, now. Do you feel that you had a connection? You're so pretty, Jess.

Oh, my God. Jesus, like, your fresh face, beautiful, and your hair. Thank you. Don't look confused. Don't do that. Why are you hating on her? I didn't say anything. No, he was just looking at me like he was kind of confused.

But thank you so much. No, that depends, right? Did you have a strong connection with him? Do you feel like you love? Because a month can be short to some people, but that could mean a long time. It's not about the time. It's about how you connected with him, how you made you feel. Yeah, no, I don't feel like I loved him.

I don't think it was because I think in order to love someone, you have to accept them for all that they are. And I feel like we did not accept each other for our truest selves. And for that reason, I don't believe it was love at all. Probably just infatuation, which I said, it's just that repetitive theme. I think there were a lot of secure energies that entered my life that I wasn't ready for. And now they're getting married, all these secure people that I, like, I didn't under, I didn't recognize that safety like in them then. I think because there's so much chaos inside of me.

But I'm working through it. I have my therapist. And I'm a lot more aware of it now. Those red flags and things of that nature. Do you love fast? I'm sorry. Do you love fast? Do you love fast?

Do you like trust fast? when it comes to dating? I do. I do. But I don't think it's love. I think it's like trauma or something. I think, or a kink,

some type of love kink. I think I have that because I'll be quick to be like, oh yeah, I love you. But it's like we're, so it's like, like, of course I do right now. It's nice.

The sex is really nice. And sometimes that can be just a little misleading, a little confusing. The emotions are high. And I think just in general, my emotions run extremely high. So I tend to romanticize and exaggerate things.

Why can't you just love sex? Like if somebody flips you and folds you and puts me in oppression. That song is a song. I love it. Thank you. Why can't you just love the physical act? Like, why does it have to be anything else? Yeah, you're right.

I can love it. But I think a part of sex for me is a very passionate thing. And it's just ironic because a lot of the times it isn't, or it hasn't been in my past, very passionate. And, like, yeah, I think, yeah, all my relationships were kind of just surfaced, for real. Yeah. Do you want to be in love, clearly, right? I do, I do.

Do you think you've ever been? No, no, I thought so, but no, I don't think I have. Now that I know what it means to be. Because it's a choice every day. I don't think I ever made that choice every day in those relationships. You're in therapy, right? Yeah. I go to therapy a lot as well.

And your therapist will often tell you that your first last and best love is self-love. Like you can't love anybody else until you truly love yourself. Do you think that has been part of the reason? Absolutely. My therapist is amazing. She has me doing these exercises every morning where I have to look at myself in the mirror. And that's like so hard. Like I'm speaking to myself and I like who am I?

And so it's been helpful, but it's definitely been an exercise that I avoid. I think it's just, it's hard, honestly, to face myself, but I'm getting closer. And it's amazing how long therapy has happened. She's been telling me that I need to read this book called The Courage to Trust, and I've been avoiding it. And it's just I know I could be so much farther in my journey. It's funny that I'm just prolonging healing in that way. But, yeah, one day I'll read it.

One day I'll be able to breeze through that mirror exercise. But yeah, so those are ways that I'm like practicing self-love slowly, facing myself and learning who I am. Do you feel like an artist's personality is just as important as their talent? I do. And I feel like it can be damaging. If you're too honest, too open, too opinionated, yeah, there are things I wish I never opened up about online.

But, you know, you get one life and I'd hate to regret anything. at 80 like I should have said this, should have did this, should have this person, should have, um... I didn't always come back to the shit. No, because vacancy, my album is sexy as hell. It is. It is. We're going to figure it out.

Yeah. And it's that good sex, bad sex is all the part of that. Yeah. We met at you. We're manifesting. We love you. Because I ain't even having sex. It's been three years. Oh, so you're celebrating too.

Yeah. So you're on a sobriety journey, you celebrate as well. Good. Yeah. Well, actually. I did have a I shouldn't have said

I didn't want to lie well it was almost three years okay well no it was three years it could have been longer but yeah oh you're a liar no I'm not a liar that's why I had to

I don't want my mom to know oh shit damn yeah it was just a little moment so I won't ask you no more questions about it actually it was all right huh she said she won't ask you no more questions

about I said it's too me no you can okay great so what like because when people People say that they've been celibate for like three years, five years. I'm like, how do you not run into like instances of just like the feeling of like wanting to masturbate at all? Oh no, I do that every night. But she's talking about penetration.

Yeah, but I thought, but because there are certain levels of celibacy. Like I know people who are celibate to the point where they're not even trying to do. No, I could never go that long without doing that. And I feel like my whole down there would completely change. Like, it would completely collapse. If I didn't make sure she was good. So what was the running you had that almost messed it all up or kind of set you back?

You said it was... Oh, I don't think it set me back. I feel like I needed to get that energy off me. I feel like I was really becoming decrepit a bit. And just, I just was too... I just felt in my energy. My energy was exuding prudeness.

And honestly, there's nothing wrong with that. And I feel like celibacy is a beautiful thing. But me personally, I just needed... a nice restart of and so yeah now we're back so yeah so what's the clock at now

what do you mean in general life once you reset oh um mom's watching your mom's watching why do you want to know it's I don't know

I don't know you don't have to answer that I'm just back well clearly I do now listen every time that we've had conversations you know on this air

I'm like you know she's such a nice person Like she got such a dope personality, right? But if you just see what you do online, you think all she does is complain. Like we can't even watch Martin without her complaining. No, please watch Martin. Yes, we can't be in the kitchen.

No, I can. Break down the Martin thing because people were upset about it. No, Martin responded to that. I know. And it meant the world to me because he was so gentle in his response. And, oh, I didn't expect that. I actually cried when I, huh? So she no Arnold responded to?

She did. She did. She did respond. Oh, you cried when Martin responded? I did cry. Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, he didn't have to respond so beautifully the way that he did.

And I didn't feel it was invalidating, you know what I'm saying? But he was also, you know, true to himself. And I respect that completely. As a big fan of him, it meant the world to me. Because he's a legendary comedian. He could have dragged me to hell. So along with the world. From down the street from us.

Exactly. It was heartbreaking. It was a heavy time for me because I felt like I isolated myself from every black person in the world. So, like, I was ruminating heavy, but luckily the album, like, pulled me out of the dumps and therapy and things of that nature. Yeah. Did you talk to your therapist about it? Oh, yeah. Is she culturally competent enough to understand Martin?

Oh, yeah. I'm sure she loves it. Yeah. Do you have a black therapist? Yeah, I have a black therapist. She's lovely, beautiful, beautiful natural hair. She's great, yeah. The most interesting thing that we're going to witness about you

is how you get better with time. Like I can see it. Like your music is going to get better with time. Plus, just you as a person. Like your levels of, I don't give a fuck, I'm going to get better as you get older. You're going to be that rich auntie, you know what I mean, who may decide to get married, may not decide to get married,

may get married once or twice get the boss, but you're going to. Oh, my God. I'm just saying. I can just see it. Right in your face. No, I can just see it. You're going to get married six times, have 10 kids.

That's what I said. What's the f***. I know, right? My freaky husband is going to have a beautiful freaky wife, and we are going to be together forever. It'll be driving pickup trucks. We're living on that lake. That's right. We're going to have a farm.

34. What? I want cows and llamas and camels. I know that. And kangaroos. Really? Really? Yes.

The whole farm life with the. Her husband's Mexican. And black at the same time. I love Mexican men. Oh, my. Thank you, right? It's like a little bit. She has a tall one.

Like you're tall, he's like six three. That's amazing. Are you being trifling? No, much. Both of them very much for being trifling. Oh, yes. I'm so happy.

I can't wait to see 44-year-old art. Oh, thank you. Not with a Mexican man, though. I would love a Mexican man. Or Mexican and black. Mexican and black. Or black men. I mean, but I'm down for it all.

I think bad bunny is very handsome. I know. I know he's Puerto Rican. He's Puerto Rican, but, you know, no, not a butt, but I love Puerto Ricans as well. I just, Latino people are very attractive. You enjoyed the Super Bowl, what you're trying to tell you. I did enjoy. Okay.

Have you met them? Honestly, I didn't watch it. I lied. I'm sorry. Why do you? It's the DMB. They loved them for no reason. I don't know why.

I didn't see it. I didn't see it. I didn't see it. I see the clip. Exactly. You know. She's crazy. She's, she's, wait for the end.

I see it. It's Ari Lennox It's the Breakfast Club Good morning Good morning everybody It's DJ NV Just hilarious Shalameen the guy

We are the breakfast Club Lauren LaRose is here as well And it's time for Pastor Oaks Go Go Today comes spin I come spin

What's up Nile Big Nila NIA Young 1990 now Live from L.A because she got a party Yeah Yes

What's up guys How are you? You there for BET Week weekend right? Yeah I'm there for BET Also, I'm doing a single release party. My first single is releasing today, Friday. So I'm really excited.

You're saying first single. You ain't even tell folks you got an album coming out. I'm being rapping. Like, you be singing what you're doing, playing the flute. Like, what's up? She's the DJ. Like, how you know how, like, Callie do albums. DJ drama do albums, like how cool used to do albums.

She's a DJ. Why did you? Envy. Yeah, so. He did that album? He did a hater. He did a hater. Don't worry about it.

I don't remember the NV albums. First person had a vote. One album. you know, doing this particular song. But that's great game. Go. Go ahead, Nyla. Well, yes, this is, like, my first album that I curated in partnership with Generation Now. And I wanted to work with Jen Now, hence their name, because they're supposed to represent

Jen Now. So they let me curate just all the top emcees out right now. And I wanted to start with a posse cut to just kind of show what the vibes are going to be. That's how you know Nile. That's how you know Nile got a old soul. She said, Possie cut. Possy cut. Passy cut.

You guys explained to the people when that is, Nila. Some young kids are online like a posse cut. Do she get a new air cut? No. We did back in our day. What's the modern version of posse cut? Gang gang. A song with a bunch of features.

I'm like you said, gang gang, yeah. Well, I got this, that. I got both for you. Let's get into it. It's R2D2. Hey, who that? That's a guy I write for. His name is Suave.

You know what I'm saying? His family from Mont's corner. I do. I write for Suave. No, you don't. I do. He does his own production, though. He did that beat, too, but I write for him.

I know when you sue your ass line. I do write for Swave. That was dope. That was hard. That's the video you showed me, right? Yes. That video hard, too. That video is fired.

Who's all on that record, though, Naila? So it starts off with Swave on the hook, and he did the beat. It got three beat changes. Then it goes into when. She's from Portland. Okay. The biggest artist is out of Portland right now. Rubin Vincent out of Charlotte, North Carolina, obviously.

Period. We got Jordan Bell, Kai Cash, Nico Brim, Chris Patrick. Chris Patrick, who's on the XXXXL freshman class. this year, and then we got Ben Riley and Marco plus the clothes it out. All the fias on there? Yes, it's a posse cut. A posse.

You really got to watch the video because the video shows personality. You get to see what everybody look like. That's a whole site. Yes, it's a whole new regime. You know, like, all right, big three is dead, but it's a whole new class. You should be paying attention.

And y'all shot the video in Atlanta, right? At Generation Now Studio? In the studio, yep. Yeah, we shot it in Main Street. Nile is not really. telling this story the right way. Nala got all of these young artists to come down in Atlanta for a weekend, like all of them, like the Marco Pluses, the Kai Caches, the, you know, Ruben Vincent, the Ben Riley, the Swive Bay, the Nico Brim. When she got all of these, and I'm missing

a bunch of them. Yeah. She got all of these artists to come down for a weekend to record this project. You know how tough that is to get a bunch of artists? Chris Patrick, all of it. They're booming right now. They're on the net. She's being too humble. I'm on now. Well, I'm I appreciate you. I don't be honest. I don't think you should play nobody else's music today. I think you should play that song in full. Play that song in full.

Is it out today? Is it on streaming services today? You know what? I agree. Let's do it. Is it on streaming services today? Yes, it's out now. Go download.

It's called Ready to Die again, right? Yeah, R2D2. R2. Why such a dark title? Hell yeah. Ready to Die again. Well, it was like a joke in the studio. Like, we were just talking about all the struggles that it took for us to get to this point.

And it's like every time we die, but we back. It's more like a rebirth. All right. Naila got every dope young artist to get on this project. That's dope. Who else you got on this project? I got Larezi. Lurizzi.

Oh, salute to Lurizzi. He's tough. That's what's up. Yeah, he's from New Orleans. We got Nissan. He's from Detroit. Trap Dickey. Trap Dic.

He got the whole double XL freshman class. Wow, yeah. Nile, that's fine. No, we only got. Not all of them, but you got the, yeah, you got the ones. Yeah. What's the name of honor roll, right? Well, that's just the collective name.

I like that. Oh, you haven't put out of the type. yet yeah okay well the single is out right now go download the single R2d2 you just heard it's big Naila Nila simone coming out with an album congratulations here you send me the clean version Nile I got you got you right now well there you have it Nile you be safe out there in L.A thank you guys download the single yay check out the videos on YouTube now here we hit love you let's get 730 over there so you're tired let's get to the mix it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody is DJ NV just hilarious Charlemagne Naga

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