The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club BEST OF(Camron, Chris Gotti, Omarion Interview)

Episode Date: January 2, 2026

Best of 2025- Best Interviews - Camron, Chris Gotti, Omarion Interview. Recorded 2025. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Sholomey Nica. It's Friday! That's right. It's Friday. Happy New Year. And now, today's interviews is the best of show. Of course, we're on vacation. Today's interviews is Cameron and Chris Gotti.

And, of course, Chris Gotti's, Irv Gotti's brother, one of the founders of murder inks. And this is some of the best interviews of the year. Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Solomon. Kenvi, 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. He'll tell you what it is. We like. Hello, who's this? This is Walt Baby Love from Westport, Connecticut. What's up, brother? What's going on with you? Hey, listen, I just want to say, God bless you, Charlemagne, and just hilarious, man, for what you do on the daily basis, man. It's not easy. And you don't get the, I want to give you your flowers while you're here, man. You guys help me every day man you put me in the right direction you keep me safe

and I just want the positive vibe to come back to you guys on a daily basis man I love y'all man appreciate that brother thank you you welcome have a good one brother you too hello who's this yo what's up y'all this replay from Chicago

what up shot tell what's replay what's happening what up what up man look I gotta give a shout out this morning to Lauren La Rosa man she's been holding it down man She's been coming with good news, good facts. Me and her the same age, man. And I just love seeing people my age just go hard.

And then, baby, girl, keep doing what you do, you know? That's what it is. Well, thank you. I appreciate that. No doubt, no doubt. No doubt. Charlamine, why I was talking to you? Yeah, right.

What were you saying, King? Go ahead, King. Go ahead, King. Oh, yeah, man. Look, like I said, I'm replayed. I want to follow me. I'm on Instagram, Matt, Lady's Club replay. Why they call you replay, bro?

Man, that's actually Nane and I'm an R&B singer And I don't know One of the guys If you try out to have replay it I'm like, I ain't back Because I want everybody to replay my phone Okay

All right, brother Have a good one No doubt Yeah, I'm saying Yeah, you gotta come up With something better Why they call you replay? I don't know

You know what I mean Because when I put it down You know, ladies love it so much They want to see it again Something you know what I mean Like this something Facts I'm with it

He said Fax Oh okay I didn't know I thought he was telling me something else I thought he was telling me he wasn't in the women. I didn't know. I'm like, what? Excuse me?

Hello, who's this? This is Jay Mehta. How's it going? Jay Meadow, what's up? Get it off your chest, Jay Mehta. Good morning. You know, I'm stressed. You know, I'm tired of people always asking you, you know.

Are you getting married? When are you going to get married? And I tell him in a minute, dog. You know, they're always telling you when they're going to get a new job. And I tell them in a minute, dog. You know, everyone has their own pace. And they want to put you to a stand. and do things, you know?

How old are you? Me? I just turned 30, that's why. I didn't know men get that kind of pressure. I didn't know men get that. That's usually pressure that's reserved for women. I'm talking about the marriage part. No, yeah.

Do you have kids yet? No, that's what I'm saying. The man, I tell you, why are you going to have a kid? How old are you? In the minute, dog, you know? How old are you? Me, I'm getting close to that age, you know, 30 is, you know, is that point. You're 30.

So, when they ask you, you know, when you're going to get married, just be like, I'm in the middle. Just say something like that. You don't think so? Yeah, that's what I tell them. That's right. That's right. That's right.

That's right. But definitely if you got older parents, too, because older parents want grandparents, I'm sure. So that's what they ask for. Old the parents want grandparents? But I'm so young kids. You know what I mean. But most guys, by a certain age,

if you don't have kids, they'd be like, or you're not married, they think something's wrong. Old the parents want grandkids. That's what I meant. Well, you'll meet Mr. Wright in the, in due time.

Mr. or Mrs. I'm sorry. Can you tell it again? No, have a good day, brother. I appreciate you. Have a great day, yeah. Yes, sir. All right, brother.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-105-1. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. It's the breakfast club good morning. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk. I hate the way that you dress.

Everything with me is blessed. Call up now. 800-585-105-1. Not just me. I'm with the coach of feeling. Hello, who's this? Yo, it's Super Trucker, how you doing? What's that Super Trucker?

I thought he said Super Sucker. What? You got to say. I'm like, I'm like, this day. Man, I called you guys about two months ago. Yes, sir. And I sing and, like, man, I thought I did a hike. But I asked my old lady, I say, yo, you hit me on the breakfast club?

She was like, yeah, but you ain't listening. I was like, what you mean? She's like, envy asks you, how do people get up with you? And you're trying to plug a damn song. So she mad at you. She's like, damn, you could have got on. You know what I mean? That could have been our taking out this truck.

Hey, look here, man. She's from the Bronx, too, Charlemagne, so you know what I'm dealing with. Yes, she's crazy. So can I take this time to tell people where they can find my music at, man? Of course you can. I try to get you to do it last time, but you ignored me. I'm sorry, man.

Look, you can find my music at superchucker.com, man. I'm at Super Chuck on all of the platforms, Super Chucker the artist on TikTok. And I also have a show coming up at the Tiny Satter. in Jacksonville, North Carolina where I'll be performing alongside my man, Chew Taylor. How long you had your CDL, brother?

21 years, man. Congratulations to you, King. You in the truck now? Yes, sir. You know what I need. He needs to you to beat you to borg on. There we go. You'll be safe on them roads.

That's nasty. All right, man, I appreciate it, man. Y'all have a good one. Love to you, brother. I've never asked you since I've been here. What does that do for you when they b*** you? So as a kid, I'm going to explain it.

So as a kid, My parents, you know, we couldn't afford airplane tickets So we would drive everywhere We would drive to Virginia Beach We would drive to Virginia We drive to the Carolinas We would drive to Miami or Florida And, you know, back then there was

We didn't have game boys, nothing like that So our fun would be the, when we passed truckers Try to get them to blow the horn So that was like a game we played as a kid Oh, that's so cute, okay Yeah, so that's what we did I didn't know where that stem from What?

That's cute, man So me and my cousin would be like Yo, yo, yeah, I got him! I got him, you blowing me. So that's when you first started, like, getting guys' attention and you're making them do things for you? Women drive trucks, too, sir. You ain't ever seen no woman truck drive. I know that.

You know, I never did back then. I know what I did. Get it off your chest. 800-585-105-105.1. If you need the vent, hit us up now. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody, Steve, J.

J. N.V., J. J. J. J. J. J.Lariah, we are the breakfast club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Amarion. Hey, hey. Welcome back. The good brother, O. Hey, hey, hey.

What was your routine this morning, man? What did you do? Wake up, pray, meditation. What was? Yep. A little moment to myself. You know what I'm saying? Shower up, get fresh.

Say my affirmations. Put on my oot. I'm here. What was your attention for today? Just have a good time. You know what I'm saying? Not put too much on it. You know what I'm saying?

You are known as the Zen king. Like, you know, how do you stay so tranquil? Like, so zenful through everything. Like, you don't let nothing. bother you, y'all. I didn't came at you so many times. So many, like, yo, you let's, you let's nothing get to him. I'm trying to get to

him. I'm intentional. And also, I don't take things personal. You know what I'm saying? The wild thing is, you know, Amarian, I just looked it up. Amarion is 40 years old. Crazy. We've been seeing him grow up. He's still I don't know. I'm like, Amarion 40, I think, you still got baby

hair. You know what I said? Baby face. He's a baby face. Jesus. Yes. The people still look at you as a, like a young, I can't say teen, but a young 20-year-old because that's what you look like. Yeah, well, I mean, it does confuse people sometimes.

But yeah, I think I made it to unc status at this point in time. You ain't unc yet. Not with baby hair. So why is be like, you know, like. You can't be unk with baby hair. No, no. No. Millennium toy is back.

Yes, yes. Yes. Yes, I'm super excited about it. We played Barclays on the 21st, so if you ain't got your ticket, definitely pop out. It's a moment. It's a moment. What keeps you doing all this at all he is? Like, what keeps you doing this?

He's still doing flips and dancing. Like, what? You twist your ankle. It's going to take a long time of hill. No, actually, I have a routine of making sure that I, you know, stay energized. I'm a performer, so it's important that I take care of my body. But the Millennium Tour, you know, is a series concert that has brought nostalgic literally back on the planet, you know, my era and my time. I'm so happy to be a part of it because, you know, it brings you back to a memory and creates a new memory at the same time, you know.

So I'm excited, yeah, we keeping it going, we keeping that energy going. Can I ask you what 40 felt like? I remember how I felt when I turned 40. Yeah. Where were you? What were you doing? How did it feel? Because to me, it felt like I really entered a new dimension when I turn forward.

Yeah, so I usually don't do anything for myself. And shout out to Janine, who helped me put together my birthday party, but I had a birthday party in Malibu. And it was such an amazing gathering. You know, all of my friends came out, my family. So I did something for myself, you know, which was Thorpe party. It was a lot of beautiful people in the building. So that's what I did for my birthday.

Did you feel like yourself, going into a different level of consciousness? For sure. A different level of maturity. A certain level of expectation for myself, the things that I'm creating now. You know, why am I still doing it? I definitely feel like I've arrived because, you know, I'm one of the few entertainers that has grown up in the public eyes.

So growing up has, you know, been a challenge at some times in my career, you know what I mean? So I finally feel like I've arrived to that place where, you know, I can, have a say so um and people understand it and respect it so now how do y'all figure out who closes the millennium tour like who closes that show you got so many artists on there

right and you're one of the originators on that tour so who closes the millennium tour well uh it is a co-head line you know myself uh tray and bow so um it's it's kind of meant to be like a festival vibe you know um any real

performer artist will tell you sometimes it's it's not best to close the show because you know the energy is drained you know you kind of want to go maybe second before you know to last so for me um yeah i don't really trip off of that but yeah that's how we decide between us and the promoters so how do your headline so is it like you do two then you jump and do too yeah tray jumps in to do tune and exactly um yeah maybe tray will close and then me and buy will swap in between you know um him going last before tray or maybe going last before tray so yeah uh so i know before you know the millennium toy it was

B2K why not B2K this one um well this one was kind of more so framed for this class you know um all the if you look at the um you know who's on there now it's a lot of non-millian you know artists you know what I'm saying like I think it's so cool that Bussie's going to be on there you know I mean yeah applies uh I think we're going to get some special guests as well yeah Bobby B pleasure B exactly the whole vibe so it's kind of I would say a little bit different than, you know, like the previous years. So, yeah, that's how... So are we getting all the O?

Like the... Yeah, we're getting the classics. No skip for me. We're getting the classics. So we're getting that. Yeah, we're getting the classics. It's actually my 20th year anniversary of putting in being a solo artist. Damn.

That's you. Yeah. Are we getting that old? Time is flying. Time is flying. Yeah, so, yeah, we get into classics. And also, I'll be introducing some new music. I mean I got some new music some new slaps

I'm gonna be performing as well You said something that was interesting You said growing up for you was a challenge Why was growing up a challenge? Did you mean personally or professionally? Both all Just because when you're young and people see you're young And you don't change much You know what I mean like physically

You know because I take care of myself You know people tend to just You know put you where they thought that you were You know what I'm saying So yeah it's been a challenge in that way And also in business, you know, just really being able to, like, have a say so. And then I just be like, okay, well, you're a kid. You know what I mean?

Any child stars will tell you, you know, having a foot in control in their business is a struggle when you start, yeah. When did that change? Like, when did people start saying, okay, this is Amari on the grown man, not the kid from B2K? I think once I really started taking full responsibility for my independence, you know, trying different things. I think that, you know, when you're in the industry for a long time, it is peaks and valleys. You know, you're not going to have 10 hot moments. You know what I'm saying? You might have a down moment.

You might have a transitional moment. I think that it's okay, you know, when you're finding your way. And I feel like after my last, like, couple of projects, you know, just supporting myself being independent, like, I started to feel like, okay, now I have control of my career. Oh, I want to put this out. Okay. maybe I should put it out this way you know maybe I should do things differently you know I grew

I grew into that so I'm like very proud of that you know because a lot of artists don't get the chance to do that that's true and nobody talks about that right like nobody talks about when you're red hot and there's an ice box where your career used to be you know what I mean I don't feel like you've ever been through that because you're always on the road yeah yeah yeah and

I've been gifted you know with the talent to be able to do many things like two years ago I believe the last time we spoke I was promoting my book so there's always something for me to do. Something new that I just did that's really exciting is a show

called The Wild Rose with all black so I'm going to be hitting your TVs in 2006. I play an assassin so it's something different Oh first of all. Yeah I'm doing fighting scenes I'm shocking and popping so you will be seeing me in a whole new... The Zen King

is now an assassin's. I mean you know I'm I'm acting, but you know, the real true measure of an actor is to tell the truth, you know what I'm saying? So, get to show a different side of myself. I'm excited about that. I feel like that's a natural transition for all you flexible guys. Like, seriously, like you, Chris Brown, like, y'all should be doing an action movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whip an ass.

What is your relationship now with B2K? I always will honor, you know, my group, my foundation, and, you know, where I come from. As far as personally, you know, we don't really. have a relationship. But none of them? Not really. You know, I will say that a book did come to one of my shows

and we chopped it up. You know, so there'll always be a type of love there. You know, we grew up together. And, you know, we did something in all of our lives that no one in our lives did. You know what I mean? So I think that there's always an honor system there,

you know, not to speak negatively ever and you just be like, yeah, you know, that was that. Did you guys know each other before the group started, or you guys were brought together as the group? We were brought together as the group. Yeah, the first time I met them, it was at a New Year's Eve party, and they performed, and I performed, and it was like, you want to be the lead singer? I was like, yeah. So, yeah.

So, yeah. And what about you and Marcus Houston? Are y'all close? No. Okay. Got you. Yeah. I don't know why we thought y'all was real brothers.

That was always the real thing. That was our thing back then. You know what I mean? Anybody that was a part of the camp was fam. You know, and it's like, oh, that's my cousin. You know what I'm saying? But, yeah, no real blood time. You were one of the few people who probably experienced real celebrity, right?

Because I don't feel like there's real celebrity no more. That's true. That's true. Like, y'all had to, like, run from crowds and, you know, be ducked off in disguise. Yeah. How did that feel? And was it hard when you weren't feeling it anymore? You know, it was amazing to, you know, look.

back on it there was sometimes where you know i think bull got hurt he got lifted up into a crowd it was like a dangerous you know i mean because five little strong girls is is stronger than the biggest man you know i mean um but looking back on that time and and having it you know uh be a part of my experience as far as the organic you know energy between you and your fans was amazing and when it changed it changed not just for me for everyone you know i think you still have a little bit of a fandom still today but it's view different it's almost like are you okay why are you screaming are you okay you know um i still i still receive that love you know no matter where i'm at on the planet people still come up to me and be like wow my childhood can i take a picture with you so i always appreciate you know

the influence that i've had on people's life experience through music hi i'm radi dvlucia and i am the host of a really good cry podcast this week i am joined by anna runckel also known as the crappy childhood fairy, a creator, teacher, and guide helping people heal from the lasting emotional wounds of unsafe or chaotic childhoods. We talk about how the things we went through when we were younger can still show up in our adult lives, in our relationships, our reactions, even in the way we feel in our own bodies. And Anna opens up about her own story, what helped her notice the patterns she was stuck in, and how she slowly started teaching her body that it is safe now. So when I got attacked, it was very random. Four guys jumped out of a car

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That's what I'm saying. That, I guess, that kid fan base. You know what I mean? Like, they act different than everybody else. Period. And those fans are still with me to today. I'm so thankful for those fans that stuck with me because we're able to put on the Millennium Tour. We're able to, you know, bring that in the same.

nostalgia back on the planet, which, by the way, before the Millennium Tour, you know, that wasn't the show. That wasn't the, you know, the set list for, you know, all of these productions. You know, I mean, to have a little bit nostalgia in your production, you know, is a great thing. What was the craziest story that you remember as a child and? Um, a girl being in our room before we got there, you know, um, the security would have to, like, check the room. I always thought that was weird because, you know, nobody's supposed to be in it. How would they... Girl sitting in there crouching down

As soon as we walking, we were like, oh, yeah. So it was a green room or like a... It was a green room, and then on my personal room, we like, one of the workers just let themselves in. And I was like, have sleep. And I woke up like, what are you doing? It was a girl. She was trying to gather.

And she was like, hey. She was trying to gather with you. I'm like, while I'm sleep, no, what are you doing? No, you got to go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that was when it was like a little scary. That when you was a kid? Yeah.

Jesus Christ. Did you find that your fans grew with you? Yes. Yes, a lot of them. I mean, a lot of them still, you know, still pop up to the shows and come to the meet and greets and everything. So, yeah. Yeah, girls I grew up with from New York City, they knew who they are. You know what I mean?

Still come to my shows. They got kids, got work, all kind of stuff. Yeah, but bring any of the kids and they got baby heads and, you know, long. Yeah, I'll say, what's up to their kids? Yeah. Kids named after me. Named after you. Yeah, kids named after you.

Yeah. kids named after me and everything. Like, yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a few kids out there named after Omarian. But do they look like Omarian? No, no, no, no. Could they be. Umariam's kids for real?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no. At the, at the, at the, at the, uh, meeting greets. That's what you're asking? Yeah. Yeah, no, no, no, no, I haven't met any of those yet, but I'm pretty sure that I've, you know, inspire some kids out there. What about Bawa? You think you're in Bawawal ever do a joint album again?

I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I feel like if I'm going to do, you know, any collaboration, whether it be rapper, singer, I feel like they have to have, like, current music out, you know what I'm saying? Music that, and, you know, current music of the last maybe three years, you know what I'm saying? So, yeah, if I'm going to do a collaborative, it's going to be like, okay, new music, we're working on new vibes. Why is that? Just because you feel like, you know, if you made music in the last three years, you actually care, you're active?

Yeah, you're active. You know what I mean? Like, you know what's, you know, as far as producers, you know what I mean? Like, what does that look like? And also, I feel like you have like a better shot at putting something out, you know, like visuals. I think that today's artists, like there's so many things that you have to do in order to, you know, really be visible. You know what I mean? So I will want someone that's not just, you know, visible, you know, on social media, but like in the music, too.

I feel like you and Leo, I would cook a f*** together. Oh yeah, that would be dope. That would be dope. Have you ever reached out to Leon? No, no, not yet, but we've crossed paths. All right, we're. Yeah, we crossed paths. I love to see what he's doing.

You know what I mean? He's actually a child star, too. You know, he's someone that started very, very young. So to see where he's at today is just awesome. I feel like that's, you know, it's very rare to see a lot of child stars continue on and continue to transform. And that's what I've always loved about music is. You don't have to stop or you don't have to essentially get old. You know, you can pick up a, you know, a flu.

You know, you can pick up an instrument. You can write. You can direct. You know, it's so much to do in our business. What's the one thing you wish you knew when you first started your career? 40-year-old of Marian, what would he tell 16-year-old of Marian? I think about, like, life insurance policies, you know, trust, you know, just certain things that, you know, if you wanted to take a break you could you know i'm saying that's something that i feel like you know finances i just i

wish i would have you know been given that game earlier on i felt like you know maybe i would move differently you know if i had that but you know everything is for it's for a reason so yeah definitely check them out on tour millennium tour 2025 you're gonna be in new york what's the date we at the barclays march 21st y'all pop out no march 17th was march 17th that's here i don't know maybe you have you well listen for my saying Because I know Baltimore will come out March 16th. He's at the CFC Bank Arena. And then Barclays is the next day, March 17th.

Thank y'all so much. And we've seen Drake beat you in the dance battle, too. Drake. And Drake had a dance battle, and Drake killed him. I don't believe that. I didn't see that, but I know that didn't have. Destroyed him. I don't believe that.

At a birthday party? Oh, he was at a birthday party. Drake killed him. I was keeping the light. Light skin me up one. I don't believe that happened. It was your birthday party? No, it was his.

Oh, okay, okay, okay. All right, well, it is. It's the Breakfast Club of Marion. Yeah. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious, Charlemagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

Long LaRose is here as well. We got a special guest in the building. One of the most hustling motherfuckers ever met in my life. Ladies and gentlemen, kill us. Cameron is here. It's good, man. Good morning, everybody. How are you doing, man?

How are you feeling, man? Good to be back. I ain't been up here in a little minute. Before we go in a way, I just got to ask one question. Yeah. Are you going to do another project, man? Because you play too much, you rap, and then you stop, then you spit, then you stop, then somebody pisses you off and you rap, and I'm like, Killer still got it.

Just do a project, Killer. Like, for what? Because you're nice. You're good at it. No, of course, you know you're my brother. I appreciate that, but it don't be making financial sense. Like, if I'm going to do a project, you're going to get merchandise behind it. It's going to be a tour behind it, everything else.

But, you know, I do the freestyles on my show and here and there, but as far as doing an actual project. It don't be making financial sense for me. Like, you see me rapping my age? It's only a few that you can really go on tour. Who's my age? We just thinking in their brain, they're doing a lot, but they're not really doing what they think they're doing.

Because, for me, I was on tour up until 2021 COVID hit, I was on tour. I just didn't go back on tour after that. But every tour I had something lined up, not just the show. It was shit behind it. I'll keep the free stuff. For I doing the album albums to me last something like a great album is like two weeks you know what I'm saying

like that's I'm talking about a great one last two three weeks don't last but even like an EP just you and Mason that killing murder just because look look me and age got some now I would do that me and makes got like 19 records wow but I can't put them out like I like I feel like my hands is tied with this he'll get in the mood and he'd like we're gonna come out then he'd be like nah just wait and it don't come out I can play it for y'all with nobody listening The world ain't listening, but Mace is really, really nice. What's his invitation? I don't know.

I can't tell you. Like, he gets in the mood and we're going to do shit. And then he'd be like, we're not going to do shit. And what we got going on now is too good to even question it. You know what I'm saying? You got the worst two slick talkers out there. But on some G-shund, because y'all hear me do the freestyle shit, Mesa's, like, dumbnikes.

Get busy. Not like, no, I'm talking about, you know, you ain't really rapping along. That's nice. Like a real, real problem. I don't want to say he's better than me. I want to say that. But he's right underneath me. Now, we saw the one where he spit on it is what it is?

I forced him, dude. I had to beg, like, too much for that to happen. But do you know what a problem is for me? He sends me the shit while I told him just stop sending me my n- because I'm getting frustrated. I think he do this shit and tease me, to be honest with you. Okay, I'm listening to this. Listen to this.

And this shit never comes out. But I think he does it for therapy. He makes too much other money besides. what we do Mace makes a lot of money I think I don't want to say that but music isn't a priority

I wish it's the priority I guess I saw you to Memphis Bleak that Mace told you that if you and Juel's the music or you and him even do anything that you put out it has to be like a moment because of all that stuff

what would that moment if y'all hypothetically speaking if it did happen what would that moment be is it an offer for a shit Mace anything we do together like Mace

like if we get booked together Mace don't move for less than 100,000 for him. And that's just being nice. Like, he just don't move. He'd do too much other shit to wear. He's like, Kim, if I'm not getting 100, I don't even call him if it ain't like 200,000.

Because he doesn't, he doesn't care. Like, he really doesn't. Like, what he got going on, he doesn't care about doing anything else. So, I'd be like, your mate, show, listen, so-and-so want to book us for, like, $125,000. Like, you want to take $25,000? And I'm like,

you know, no, he's like, scam, you have to realize there's a moment when we're together we haven't been speaking for 25, for 10 years why would we take that money? I'm like, Mason, just a look.

It's not a good look. So more the story is he basically says we haven't been speaking for a while. We're getting older. Everything that we need to do needs to count. So kind of like when you heard me say that with Jewel's,

same thing, Jewel's has sent me to a record, sent a record for me to do probably five, six months, maybe longer than that. And it was a good record, but it was like you got to be spectacular, we didn't do a song in 15 years. So that's kind of what you got. How did you and Mace get back together

for people that don't know? Because there was, they were going back and forth for years and then... Gillian Wallow, right? Yeah, absolutely. Shout to Gillian Wallow. He went on Gillian Wallow show to I guess his artist was saying that Mace was

stealing from him or whatever. And when he was up there, he just was like He basically, like, shouted me on the cool way. He's like, because, you know, he did a disc record, and it was kind of crazy, the Oracle dissing me.

He's like, I didn't really want to do that to Cam. And I was like, but he said, in the cool, he's like, Cam's my man. Then I went on Gillian Wallow, and then we talked, and then when we spoke, we spoke,

and we just kept it moving, but all because of Gillian Waller, basically. And how did the show come together from there? So the show actually came together. We were supposed to do a tour, after we got cool me him and jaded that didn't work out um and so many

people were inviting me to do podcasts like yo cam do a podcast when you're going to do a podcast and I'm like I don't really want to talk to for a living you know what I'm saying like I don't want to have to talk to nobody but I do like sports so I look at the phone and I'm arguing

with the time I hang the phone up it's just say two and a half hours of me arguing with the shit about sports so I was like maybe this is something I want to do and I built a state I've got to stay

on stage I built my own set out and I said I'm gonna do ESPN meets the hood so that's why we wear suits

on the show but it was a professional setting and then after that I invited Mace on the show as a guest

and he's like Ken what's going on I'm just shooting this shit I said I got a budget I'm going to reach this budget and see

if he's like you want to be partners I'm like after I get my money back on what I spent a week ago 50-50 and he's like I bet so we did about 10 shows and a bunch of people called so we ended up doing like 30 shows

and ended up getting a really good deal but after I did like five shows he's like my fifth guest and he's like to be partners because I have nobody consistent doing it anyway so that's how I came together I think y'all smoking shit man I think everything that y'all done in the media space but it is what it is and the talk was flea

I think y'all smoking shit I appreciate that thank you brother I appreciate it man It's all natural. It's all fun. And kind of me and Mace relationship is like just picking up because the shit we be talking about just regular high school, the shit after high school. You got to realize a lot of our public life was publicized.

So Mace got his deal at 21. I got my deal at 21. So a lot of shit I don't see music wise. It's been since me 21 years old. And I also say, you know, whatever. But thank you for that. If what you build only benefits you, it's not big enough. I love the way that you've empowered somebody like treasure.

You know what I'm saying? And I know you got to, like, a whole production team there. And she has, like, a network or something of her own where she can develop content. Well, she has her own show. It's called Check Out the Stat. And whatever she wants to do, she's able to do. We don't hold anybody out.

We don't stop nobody from doing what they could do, what they want to do. She's big in the streaming world. You know, I'm not really twitching and all that. Like, she's big with Kassani and her boyfriend's a streamer and everything else. But she just turned 24 years old. So it's really dope to have a dynamic of her being on the show because we tease her about shit. You don't know, and then she'll turn it back on us.

Like, y'all just don't know this shit. So it's good, different generations being on the show. But definitely, she has a bunch of shit that she has going on, but her show is called Check Out the Stat. In the moment with her, you and Adrian Bronner that went viral, that caught, like, we had a conversation about it up here. And when I watched the moment, I was so appreciative of it and I'm not her, just because I know what it's like

to not be able to, like, kind of say things or whatever. When that went super vibe when people were reacting to it, how did you feel watching it? Because it was a natural thing for you to just do. I don't really watch the show, to be honest with you. We do the n'clock days a week, and I keep it moving. So I didn't really, I never watched it. But in the moment, your accent, like, in the moment.

See, a lot of things, y'all didn't see. We don't go live. We pre-record. So I stopped the show like six, seven times an accent to stop. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't like just once. It was like six, seven times. Because I know Adrian Bro and I have a relationship with him.

I kept asking him to stop. And he was like, oh, my bad, my bad bro. And he wouldn't stop. You look so good in person. Thank you. For real. I appreciate that. Hey.

What's your wish of that? I love you. I'm sorry. I'm my bad, y'all. My bad. Hey, Stack, could you stop smell? Can you stop smiling? Yo, bro.

So we gotta have a boyfriend ago. Oh, my bad. Oh, my bad. So basically, I just asked them to leave. You know, I didn't really want some of the parts I was where the guy edited to where when I came back and I was kind of frustrated and I said some about them afterwards,

which I didn't want to air, but that was just pure frustration. But in the moment, that's like my little sister, you know what I'm saying? So at the end of the day, if you keep doing that shit, you disrespect to her. And then if I ask you to stop, you disrespect to me. disrespected me. So now you're really in my house and you disrespect to me. So I paid him for his time and asked him to leave. Like I said, it ain't like he's a stranger. I know who he is and we got some mutual friends as well. So in the moment, it was just disrespectful because

it isn't like we asked you to stop several times. And he apologizing and people were mad at you because they were like, yo, I guess they caught you saying something. They're like, why you ain't said to his face? That's what I was talking about. I mean, I was saying that because when I sat back down, I was like, I hate this. I don't really want to repeat what I And he was like, basically, you know, Cam, this, down, the third, why did you say that? It was purely out of frustration. That's like saying, if y'all walk me out now

and then you sit down, you don't know, no, I didn't sit down for the edit. And then you'd be like, yo, this, you know what I'm saying? I said a little more than that, but it's like, that part should have been cut out. But it wasn't about saying nothing to his face. I said it to his face. I walked over to him and actually I scored him out.

It wasn't about a fighting situation for me and nothing like that. That was just more of a, I think he was a little intoxicated. it and um he just need to be escorted up he held himself accountable with your party not smart yeah smart yeah smart guy so any artists that comes up there that talks

to your code you're going to pay him out the thing about it is I'm not going if Terrence Crawford's there I'm not walking up on Terran's Croft but I'm not going to turn COVID but it's security there it ain't just us in there it's other people that's outside the studio

so it isn't just randomly me just putting the things out but I feel me and him was cool enough for me to do that. And I'm glad you bought that pink horse power. Oh, yeah, yeah, definitely. Because I can't order it discreetly, I don't think. I'm glad that you bought it up here. No, what is it?

I thought it was edible, like, what is it? She started to take one. No, she could take one for a man. You're a good time, so basically. And they deliver, too, by the way, you call it. Oh, you've been doing it. Okay, I mean, you're stupid crazy.

Yeah, tell us that. You told me that you did the pink horse power. You talk about the honeypack back in the day? Yeah, honey pack give you a headache. This don't get no headaches. Yeah, this is all. Can you be ambassador? Yeah, it's all natural.

It's from Africa. Is it from Africa? I'm going to show you the video so you can see exactly where I went to get it because the thing about it is this. So they have this in the city, different places. But what happens is I know people in Senegal and it comes in on the boat.

And what happens is when it's on the boat, they water it down. They double down. So it's more when it gets here. And basically I keep a on the boat for two months. to watch our stocks so that we make sure we have the highest potency of it. But it's all natural leaves, roots, trees. And we just got the best product.

It works. We've been doing this for four years. Probably made close to $10 million on it. Wow. And it's been really, really good. My man, Sugar Digger basically runs everything right now with that. But it's been really well. And the thing about we have reoccurring customers coming back, I guarantee it.

Like Frank Lucas said, I guarantee it. Like, it's really gonna work. But Jess said, ask me how long? How long does it take to activate it? I said, 10 minutes. I said, I wouldn't go do that and go to the mall. Hang out with your mom, nothing else. Take that when it's time to go in.

It works really fast. And don't make your heartbeat crazy? No, everything's good. You see, I mean, no. It's natural. You know what I said nothing. No, that's not a conversation we're going to have in. To be honest with you, I don't want to say too much because,

but that has good health effects as well. Now, I tell everybody, Cam is one of the petties people I know, right? Right. Yeah. I said between Cam and 50, they are the two pettiest people I've ever seen in my life. I'm trying to do better, though.

No, you're not. What happened with Omar Gooden? So you're trying to do better after that or before? She doesn't know in the back story. So, like, right, Omar Gooden, Parameda.

I was on my show talking about B-List actors, black actors, no disrespect to him. But we all know his brother, Cuba's the biggest star. And basically, I said Omar Gooden, Jr.

and he went off he went crazy and because I hired him before for a movie I did like 2011 2012 um percentage I did a movie

with Queen Latif and Shaq Kim shout to Queen Latifah and Shaqin and we hired him so in my segment in my show I'm like yo it's fucked up

for the B class black actor because you got to sit here and wait for somebody to call you for a part or if they do who says you're going to get the part like just sitting around

and waiting and I was actually talking to Rich Paul and he's like That I should have came up with a network by now all came together, you know what I'm saying? But I basically was telling y'all saying what I'm telling y'all now.

And I called him Omar Gooding Jr. And he just went crazy. He was like, how the fucking my junior when Cuba's the junior? You're disrespecting. You don't call him in out his name and stand the third. So I'm like, I got him on this page. I said, you can look at the dates.

I said, my bad, bro. I didn't mean to offend you, no, no problem. Now, fuck that. Then he started doing dish records. And I was like, His rapping wasn't bad, though His rap wasn't that bad It was all right

I put it on his hair I said this type high I wrote that shit On his comments I'm like yo I don't want no smoke bro This is dope So did another one

I'm like I bet So I know how much you cost bro You know what I'm saying So I had a mutual friend I was like yo I haven't used him

Paws in a while How much he you caught booking for you Like when I need a movie scene I pay him 1,200 I said I got 3,000 for the fucker. And that's how that went because he wouldn't stop doing records and I already said I didn't want a problem. So you said I'm

going to come up with a fake movie. Yeah. Fake script. So you have to feed to Patty. Yeah, but what happened is he signed a paperwork. And so let's just say I paid every three, I gave him $3,000 because I knew he wouldn't say no because he gets $1,200. So I said

$3,000. His flight was $7,800. And so let's just say I spent $5,000. So once he's signed up paperwork, I'm getting 10 times that for the episode. So I win. I spent five, but I made 45 off of his stupidity for me telling you, I don't want no problem with you, but you won't stop.

So now I'm going to give you five and make 45 in this content at the same time. So you was really in the other room watching and directing? I was in another room, but I had a ring camera up around the corner at one of my cribs. Watching the whole shit the whole time. And he was trying to say that he was going to take legal action. Is that possible? Or like, because what documents did you have him sign or like whatever? Adam, so basically my man who actually, they shot my man, Bibi, one of my production companies,

partners of one of my production companies, we basically had him sign everything. And what he was trying to say was going to take legal action about everything was cool, but the dressing room. But he didn't realize what he signed was once you walk in, we can use security footage, ring footage, everything that we wanted to use once you. walked in the building any camera we wanted to use and what I did was he had we gave him $1,500 up front and when he came I made sure the other $1,500 was in tens and five so it looked like he got a lot of money. So when he gave him, he gave him the night, he was, I knew he was just

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I don't know why you waited so long to do the killer comedy show and I don't know why you're not on stage your damn stuff. Exactly. It's okay. It's so fucking. I just don't be bothering people

and then I'll be like, yo, leave me alone because I know where I could go with it and this is what happens. Now tell us about this comedy show. Thanks for even bringing that up. We got the killer comedy show. Today?

It's tonight at the Beacon Theater at the Beacon Theater Sean my man Johnny Shipes in the building he's the one to put everything together D. Ray's going to be there

Jay Fowell is going to be there Tony Rock Cory Holcomb yeah sorry I don't know if y'all still beef We are Will Mills

and Ray Ray so Jay Farrow too Yeah we said John Fowell Yeah so And Ferg performing Ferg is performing as well definitely

y'all are all welcome to come. I don't know what you guys are doing, but you're more than welcome to come. But we actually put that together because I did a, I got a cameo in a movie, Happy Gilmore, too. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. How did that come about? So, yeah, Joe Vessy, he's a comedian and writes with Adam Sandler. He's a big fan. He's the one that kind of got us in the movie. Adam Sandler is my man, too. And he has a stand-up, and he wants me to put it out. I guess he's not going through the right channels.

And I'm like, Johnny, like I said, we're going to put that out. But he was like, let's just do a whole fucking comedy show. We got with Outback, they sponsored. And that's how I'm going. So we're going to go on tour with it. It's that easy. But shout to Joe Vessi for even giving me the idea of the one to do it.

Oh, Sulujo, that's my man. What made you want to get into comedy now, though? Because you always been funny, right? Always. I'm being honest, it was Joe Vessi. I'm not even going to say it holds you. When he said he had to, so he has a stand-up that's done. And he just wanted to put it into my lap and say, Cam, do what you can do with it.

And I'm like, he's not on this show because paperwork kind of took a while, but it was purely when he had a stand-up. And I'm like, I'm going to find a home for it, but why not put his show together after that? It's really totally Joe Vessie that gave me the idea to put a comedy show together. You know his dad, Peter Vesthe,

he's one of the best sports commentators ever. Hey, Joe Vess, he's like a street basketball playing all that shit too, man. So shout to him. That's how I came about. No more and no less, man. I got to ask, where did the friction with you and Dame come from?

How did that happen? I don't know Dame He was a manager partner with you at one time Right Dame like Dame did a lot for me

You know what I'm saying Like today's gonna be My last day Dame dashing Us too Us too Yeah because it's annoying You know what I'm saying

So to be honest with you I feel like I got set up It felt like Dame had all this All these problems with me And never said it And was looking like a reason to say it I was in a terrible deal of Epic Records

I grew up with Dane and Rockefeller was up and he helped me get out that deal and then actually signed me to Rockefeller that helped me get my group on Rockefeller put out a platinum album the Diplomats was born it was great

and he did a lot for me so I always attribute that not only I knew nothing since I was like 10, 11 years old you know what I'm saying and when Rockefeller fell apart he's still my man he's my man last year I don't know what I'm saying he's been my man this whole time

but to me it's like a setup because no matter what so publicly I've been giving this man props for 25 years and it hasn't been a smooth

25 years but that's always been my friend I've never ran to the internet and talked about you whether we're having good time

bad time whatever but I do do over the years just take breaks from me when I say that it's like I can call him

for a minute I call him next year this and the third and when he started talking about me on different on different

on different I'm like, bro, what is the fuck is this about? But he was guessing he was saying Kim is not a man, he ain't calling me this time. Yo, bro, everybody's not built for your personality. I am. I just know how to take breaks from you from time to time because I know your

personality. Now I want to deal with it right now. But for him to go to the internet, start talking about me. It was like, really? That's what the fuck we're doing? And when I seen that, I was like, this is crazy. He kept doing it, kept doing different interview. Yo, Kim, this.

Kim, that Kim, and I'm like, and then he talked about, the last thing was he said I didn't promote nothing we were supposed to go partners on with HonorUp, the movie, and we did an album with A-track, and he said, I didn't promote it. And I finally gave feedback on why I didn't promote it. I'm like, I didn't want to be in it. You know what I'm saying?

No disrespect, but that's how it happened. From there, Avalanche. He's just been crazy. Start going to Craig Kim, there's Kim, that Kimness. So even point where it's like, bro, now you, stretching the truth you're lying about a few things but that's where it all started from

for me disin honor up but to me if you wanted to just my art or my movies or my music or whatever cool you start getting personal and started taking mad personal I'm like we know too much about each other to be doing personal because this shit is getting nasty

because I know a lot about you know a lot about me and I'm mad funny like I don't want a rag doll my man on the internet especially like I said, I'm not talking about but who the fuck is you around

and come out with a patch and teeth? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I would never let you do that because you're my man. I texted them, I'm like, yo, bro, whoever you're around. They, you're not around no real because they would not let you

come on the camera like that. And that's kind of how it started when I disarmored when the d'I just got personal and it was to the point where I'm like, yo, listen, man, this could get nasty. And I spoke to Daniel, I know Daniel was up here with him,

Daniel cool with me too. And so he kind of mediated it and he was like, yo, this shit's done a good look for Harlem, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada. I was like, cool. I said, listen, it was a Thursday. He said, look, I said, listen, I got something coming out tomorrow.

It's already done. If you tell him, listen, this is coming out tomorrow, but I won't say nothing else about him on the internet. Cool. He says, cool, he said, cool. He's still talking about me on the internet yesterday.

Right now. You know what I'm saying? Cam Capone's on part 15, 17, right? Exactly. And it was like, bro, you, I thought we wasn't going to talk about each other. Cool, that ain't no problem. But to me, to be honest with you,

I tapped out when the n-a-issued a $300 million lawsuit. And then he tells Daniel to tell me, you'll tell Cam to give me a million dollars and we might let it all go away. I'm like, you're trying to quietestort me. Like, what are you talking about? send you a million off to 300 million. I'm not sending you a million dollars.

Well, I'm glad he didn't take your show off a revolt because he could, like, he was your boss. Yeah, he was your boss. Yeah, that's the point. Like, to me, it's semi-disappointing because I looked up to him, you know what I'm saying? And I'm just a point where I don't wish him, wealth, health, and success,

but I can't know more because, like you said, and the Ken Capone and all that shit, you were the point where you said, as long as your name's saying, the Alcar River, even if it takes beefing with your man, to be in the Alcoram. rhythm, that's where you're at in life. And I'm like, I see why this be curving.

You got to think about this, not just artists. If you sit there and think about the artists that he helped and put on, it's phenomenal. You sit there and thinking about Kevin Hart and Jay-Z and Kanye or myself or whoever. Nobody f***ed with you. Is it the artist or is it true? You know what I'm saying?

Not only that, the day one, don't f*** with you. So I don't mean this in the bad way because I know you're going to take this and this will be like I asked another three, four months for him. You know, he'll take a spin it, this kid, da-da-da. And then I'd be seeing, like, to me, bro, you try to defame my character

to where it's like, for what, my n- Kemp's a civilian. All right, Dane, whatever, I'm a civilian. We tried to give you a million dollars last year when you was in the news for, oh, and $800,000. We, Mason, Dane don't even got a good relationship. They don't even fuck with each other,

but Mace felt bad. And he's like, Kim, you were spent $500,000, $400,000? Just so we, this shit don't got no debt? I'm like, I don't know. do it, but I don't really know if we're going to make our money back, but for the sake of dame, yeah, I'll do it. And then when the shit didn't go through, we suckers. Because you want to wait on a young boy NBA or Drake or whatever other deal you had. We try to give you

a million dollars just to clear your debt up and you basically gamble yourself outweighing and more money. When you talk about Harlem, I know you mentioned earlier, you and Jim's relationship not being the same. That's not, like we're never going to get to see that sit down, combo, reunion, like anything at all? I don't know. I mean, like I said, I just think that we're in two different spaces in life. That don't mean I don't mean, Jewel's, and everybody that's part of what we did. I think it's a great movement.

But sometimes things just come to on that. So I'm not, I wouldn't never say never, but it doesn't look like it's in the near future. But I do wish them brother's well. All right. Well, the Killer Cam Comedy Show is going down tonight. And how can people order the pink horsepower? pink hyphen horsepower.net is going to lead you to the new website

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It's Cameron It's the breakfast club, good morning Kill her again There's a bunch of don't here today There's a bunch of don't people out in the street That is why Shalamanianity We live a life where we fight our tongue Based off who we made a thing

We never would say anything We don't give a damn gone throwing up Hey I'll give a tour Give a tour On the Breakfast Club. And the words of Charlemagne, the guy. He's a donkey, doesn't he?

Oh, man, Charlemagne, you giving donkey the day to who now? Yes, donkey today. Going to a 35-year-old Kentucky woman named Mekisha Johnson. She was a patient at a Kentucky hospital, and she did something that a lot of people think about doing when the process at the hospital is taking too long. What do you mean, Uncle Charlotte? She did something that a lot of people think about doing

when the process at the hospital is taking too long. Well, let's go to WDRB for the report, please. A woman is under arrest in Louisville after reportedly choking and assaulting a U.S. hospital nurse. Court records say a nurse was making her round Saturday afternoon when 35-year-old Mikeisha Johnson allegedly attacked her. Police say footage of the incident shows Johnson choking the nurse, then slamming her to the ground where she reportedly began hitting the nurse in the face. Officers say Johnson claimed she was angry at the staff were taking too long to discharge her. was charged with assault of a health care provider, want an endangerment, and menacing. Here's the thing.

When you're ready to go, you're ready to go. Okay, we have all been part of the discharge process from the hospital in some way, shape, or form, whether you've been the patient or whether you've been waiting with somebody. And yes, the hospital does drag their feet sometime, okay? It is a hurry up and wait situation. Nothing is worse when you have to unexpectedly go to the hospital. Like, you know, you got to go to the ER, like something that right with you or the kids got a bone out of socket, so you got to up and leave the house and you didn't plan to.

Oh, my God. You'd be so ready to leave the hospital once they tell you nothing wrong or they fix what is wrong, but the hospital do be taken forever. But just because you think about choking somebody doesn't give you the right to do it, okay, especially when this nurse wasn't doing anything but her job. Nurses out here working long hours, they're underpaid, they're stressed, and they always put their own health at risk just to take care of our sick asses. Okay, they do not deserve to be attacked on the job full stop. But also, if you're trying to speed up the process, Mekisha, the quickest way to slow things down is by physically attacking the nurse. Okay, you're definitely not going home now. You're going to jail.

Now, I'm not here to make excuses for her violence. Okay, what she did was wrong. But we have to know something was off with her mentally, right? You got to know that. There is a lot of things that are going to push people to the breaking point in this day and time that we live in. It's going to be a lot of things that are going to make people snap. And it's because folks like Mekisha are walking around with undiagnosed mental illnesses, okay? A lot of folks out here under pressure and they don't got no tools, no resources, no coping skills.

They're not going to no therapy. They don't have no emotional outlets. They just have frustration and nowhere healthy to put it. And they end up projecting on people the way that Mekisha projected onto this nurse. And that's not an individual problem. Okay, that just doesn't stand with Mekisha. That's a societal problem. We don't take mental health seriously.

We tell people just to man up or suck it up or, you know, get up. What? Suck it up? You know, girl, you know you're best eater. Why are you? No, because I could have tied all of that in with Kanye too, but I didn't because he's somebody else that we know is dealing with mental health issues and people be telling them to suck it up. He did it literally.

But we tell people to man up and get over it or just deal with it. Meanwhile, people out here exploding over little things. things, okay? And others have to pay the price like that poor nurse. So we need to get people help, get them therapy. I personally don't believe this young woman, Mekisha Johnson, needs to be in handcuffs,

but she does deserve to get the credit today for being stupid. So give her the biggest he-ha. You right, Jess? Yes, yo. And this man said suck it up, and people exploding over a little thing. You'd be writing this with so much gay invention.

Like, oh, my God. God. You're a mess with no gay intention. That sounds like an album. Exploing. Over little things. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy.

Just hilarious. Shalameen to God. We are the Breakfast Club. Law and the Rose is here as well. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. We got Chris Gotti, welcome to me, man. Thank you, man.

Thank you, man. Thank you, good for you, brother. How you doing, brother? How's everything, man? I'm blessed. you know, just taking it one day at a time from everything, you know, but everything's going great. Got a lot of

positive stuff happening and that's why I'm here. If you don't mind, I want to go back a little bit for people that don't know who Chris Gotti is. Of course, Irv Gotti's brother. Yes. Irv Gotti's big brother. Yes. For Queens, New York, Highless. And you guys been in the industry for a while and you

guys, both of y'all, founded Murder Ink. Yeah, yeah. Most people only hear Irv when thinking about Murder Ink, but you were kind of the silent guy behind everything. So talk about how murder ink or the ink was founded. It's murder ink. We hated that we had to change that name. That was Russell Simmons and Lee, all that.

And it came to us and Ben Chavis and said, put murder to bed because we was down with the feds and everything. Murder Inc was founded because Irv wanted to be the biggest producer in the world. I helped make him that. They thought Irv came up with like, I'm going to start a record label. He didn't start a label. He just wanted to be the biggest producer in the game. and that's what happened and because that happened

Tom Metola Dave McPherson over his Sony said we want to give you a record deal they told us they wanted to buy four beats at the time we were selling beats for 250,000 of tracks but that's a million dollars

I'm like let's go get that we met up at our Justin's the restaurant you know Diddy's restaurant we talk and he's like Tommy wants to give you a deal not he doesn't want to buy beats

and to our surprise he pulls a contract out and look at it or looked at it he threw it right back out of him so you're serious sent it to our lawyer so that's really the bird for murder ink and we didn't have a name we just came up with a bunch of things uh dj clues doing the mixtape jaws doing a feature and inside of that feature we had a bunch of names we had thought of like lockdown records he says it in the in the um his verses on the features on the on the mixtape and that's kind of uh where we was at and then erd was watching arts and entertainment one day it's gangster week and he sees murder ink on the screen and it's the Notorious Murder Inc, which was the Italian guys that was actually making hits. Yeah, that was doing hits on people in Brooklyn. Yeah. And it's luckily

Chiano, Alfred Anastasia and those guys. And the narrator of that show was like the notorious murder rank and they made hits. Erwin crazy. He went crazy. He called everybody. I got the name. But that's why if when you ask that question, how did you start? And if the co-founders, that's the co-founder. I helped make all of the music with them, with all of the producers, and I just took care of the business, and I took care of my little brother. And Jao was always the first artist of Merdick. Another misconception.

Jaya was already signed a death jam. So his first album, Vinaverevici, it's on Dev Jam. We just get the deal, but he already signed this deal. Oh, wow, wow, wow. Yeah, people don't know that. So we had to go basically back to Leor and say, that's our artists, and then we had to pay for it to get him back to Murder, Inc. How much did you have to pay?

A couple million dollars. Damn. Yeah. Look, we had to pay for Ashanti. She was signed to AJM Records, which is a shout-on Mario Biasa. Mario's like an uncle. And he has Ashanti. He wanted us to do records for Ashanti on his label.

He had a little independent label. And Ashanti was there with him. Irv didn't really think about doing anything. Erud would hit me with the tunnel vision. Like, stay focused, yo. We get money with John Roald. I'm like, yo, she can write. She's dope.

And what broke that ice was Fat Joe. He called me up because he's doing a big pun album. And he says, I need that pun. I need an artist to, an R&B artist on the hook. I said, I got one. He said, you do? I was like, yeah. I called her up.

She drove right to the studio, Pended. Joe's like, yo, she's dope. I said, I tell Irv. And I said, I went down. And he told her, and Irv said, what artist? And he called me up right after. I was like, what artist you're talking about? Like my R&B artist, and it was Ashanti.

He was like, what artist? And Irv called me right after that. He said, bring her back up. And that's really how we got Ashanti. But Erv was my little brother. I raised him. He listened to me up to a certain point. After that point, I had to get someone else to, so I would send messages through all types of people to tell them do something to get it done.

And that's what Joe did for me. I do want to ask you talk about he doesn't listen when got to his later life. said he was having health problems. Yeah. They said nobody could talk to Irv about eating healthy. I talked to him constantly. They said he wouldn't change his diet. He wouldn't change his thing.

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And my dad was like, you can't tell me God didn't make this orange and I can't eat it. You can't, you know, this was really our problem. And it's the ignorance of just health. Erd was the same. He would be like, there's no way you could tell me I can't eat this food. It's good. And he would tell you it's healthy and it was trash. You know, and it was just hard-headed.

Now, when he had his first stroke, he had two strokes. The first stroke, basically, he was, man, I didn't think he was going to be here after that one. I went to the hospital. As soon as I heard, I flew right to L.A. Shout out B.J. B.J. found him. You know, BJ called him. He picked him up, got him to the hospital.

When he came around, he was like, I don't want to go to the hospital. Don't take me to the hospital. I'm going to take my meds now. And B.J. was like, no. He said, so stand up. And he couldn't. He stood up and fell back down. And he said, no, you're going to the hospital.

Took him to the hospital. I didn't know where he's going to get past that one. When I flew out there, he was there for, I was there for a month and a half in the hospital, staying with him. When he took about two weeks before he actually came back and was conscious. With those first two weeks, I don't think it's about making it. I always credit it. I said, BJ gave us another year basically before the next one, you know, so.

But somebody told me there was a sense of acceptance that he had. He would say, he would say things like, I'm going to see poppy. I'm going to be a poppy. Yeah, yeah. He wrote, if you've seen his gram, and I would always, when I've seen it, I'll call him. Like, you stop talking like that. I don't believe in calling on for death like that unless you really have a death wish. I was like, you'll stop talking.

You'll see him when it's your time. Well, I used to say, Irv used to feel like he's God probably at one point. When we was at the height of Murder Ink, he probably felt like he was the alpha and omega at one point. And you think he knew when he sold part of his catalog, right? Yeah, no, he sold it all. Well, he earned on 50% of the masses.

We had a 50% so he had 50% and sold it. It was a $300 million deal, $100 and cash, $200 for movies and TV products. Do you think he knew at that time to set his kids up to be like if something does happen, every kid to have that? Do you think that was the mentality? Irv is 100% family. So, yeah, that's definitely part of it. And it's also part of health.

You know, just want to make sure, like you said, things is there for somebody no matter what. Because Irv accepted death. He would always accept death if that was the consequence, whatever it is. We both do. Like, I don't ever look at the consequence of what. whatever it is, right? The preciousness of life. Think about that.

Like, we're here for such a short amount of times. But we never thought or thought about anything like that. Irves no different. And that's why when he got sick, and he would tell me, like, if this is what it is, this is what it is. But he didn't try to prevent it. And no one talks mortality, especially when you're young. But it's coming.

And we don't know when. That's the reality, too. We don't have a, no one knows that expiration. How did you navigate with Irv having problems with all of y'all friends? Like one time Irv was not messed with Hove, then it was Fat Joe, then it was DMX, then it was Nas, like how did you navigate that part of it? Family's fight. Irv made a ton of mistakes.

If he was here or not, I'm going to always speak the reality of what it was. Irv made a lot of mistakes. For instance, with Jay-Z, Nas, they beefing. And Irv made Super Ugly. You know, he produced that record. Correct. To go after that and talk to Jay-Z and say, yo, I'm going to sign Nas, what you think?

Was you here for that combo? Of course. We're in Baseline Studios. What did Holmes say? Before Irv spoke, I said, I'll give you the PG version, but I told him whatever you want to do, I'm with you. And then Irv's like, yo, it's good business. And he's telling them it's like, yo, are you crazy?

You can't tell your man. You want to work with his enemy like that. And Irv's like, nah, it's just something. Jay was like, you know, he was asking him, does he have real beef with him? He said, nah, it's just like music. But Jay's keeping it cordial, like to see where Irv's going with. Or Jay plays chess. He's not playing, like he wants to see what you're going to say.

And Irv, as soon as Jay said, it's not beef like that, he turned to me. He said, I told you, I told you. And Jay looking at me like, yo, is he serious? And I was like, wow, he's crazy. And now I never signed with murder Anger Fisher. Nah, Steve Stout. Ooh, Steve Stout. Shout out Steve, man.

But the commission is, he's, he's, in that day, he was a real hands-on guy. He's the one that brought the deal to us. And Err was like, you serious? We could get Nause? Like, we didn't think we could get that. And he was like, yeah, we made the record, the pledge. Yep. Nage pledging allegiance to murdering.

Think about that. He's on the record. He's pledging allegiance to murdering. And then Stout seeing the future, in my opinion. And again, to his credit, again, I'm not knocking Stout. This dude is brilliant. In the book of hip-hop, he has to be one of the most iconic people in that book. The end of the day, he's seen the future.

What's the future? Come on, murdering. We're murdering. What's the future? It's 50 cents. He's saying it. He knew it. He knew it.

Jai had a sneaker deal with Steve. Reebok, we're on a private plane flying. They're designing everything in the, you know, in the plane. And then he's seen the future and pulled everything. And switched it. Now, G. You only got his sneaker deal. Jay-Z got his sneaker deal. You understand with Reebok?

And again, he knew he, he's seen something and understood and made the pivot. As a businessman, I respect it. A question. Why did, why was Jay? As a friend, it's a little questionable. I get that. That's what I'm saying. Why was Jay upset with Irv, but not Steve?

and Steve presented the deal. Well, Steve was also, remember, Steve was also part of a lot of, that's why Dame always has a beef with Steve is because of that. Steve was funneling a lot of deals with Jay and then seeing Jay getting pulled that way instead of going through Damon

and dealing with that, you know, that side of it. I understand that. Dan would have took a bullet for Jay. You're kidding me? In that day, you're kidding me? It's not even close. That's what makes me mad with that situation. I don't know say,

how do you feel about that situation? I spoke to Jay about that before. one time I told me I just left alone after that how do you feel it when you see it play out because you see how close they were you were on tours

you were in studios there's a lot of stuff that's personal again inside of a family that we wouldn't know that I don't know that's I'll leave it there and then you've got to let

families be what they are because of what it is I respect both of them to the highest level you know at the end of the day I leave it alone and didn't Jay get back

didn't uh I think I heard you tell the story about how when Jay used Irv's same line against him? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. The same line, because Irv was like when Jay told him that it wasn't really more,

it wasn't like physical beef, it was more lyrical, and Irv went crazy. Like, I told you, and then he, but Jay's looking and I'm like, you're my man, you can't be like serious. Like, but left it alone, chess. He's playing chess. I mean, right after that, Jay went and did a tour with 50 cent. They got the G-unit, a sneaker. He has his, remember, he had his, like, Gucci. Yeah, that's not a collard.

And they went out on the tour and then Irv, you know, Irv sat there and he's like, yeah, I just went out and he said, yeah, it was good business. Because Irv told Jay it would be good business to do this. This is going to be good business. I might not. But what he's not realizing, and Irv knew it after the fact.

You know, hindsight is 2020. He realized that was one of his biggest mistakes with Jay. It took a lot to fix that. But they finally did fix it. Oh, yeah, we had multiple conversations. But, you know, it wasn't never the same. What's that record?

And Jay says, gotta consult Irv Gotti y'all. Hey, it's got to roll. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? That's a fact. Jay took that off every forward record. Think about how serious that is

that he said, no, I don't want to hear that no more. You can't get that unless you have the old original. It's bleated out. It's bleaked out. It is. I didn't know that. It's called remastering, baby.

Oh, so remastering. He's got to roll. I didn't know that. Yeah, gone. I remember that. Does not exist. Go get that. Go get that.

record and see if you could hear it. Go to Apple Music and see if you hear it. I'm bad with titles. As much as I'm terrible with titles and names and stuff, I don't remember the title I break. It's on streets is watching. Yeah, the streets are watching, but it's only a customer. It's only a customer. Jay used to sit

in my office literally to wait to talk to Irv. That's how deep that was. And Erd, when he come in, they go into but Erd would help him with all types of business. Ideas, thoughts, everything. He respected Earth. brain i'll leave it there now the fat joe thing y'all can never score i'm sorry the fat joe thing y'all

was like we fixed that yeah i fixed that with joe and irv again never the same he was at my man jr's funeral and you know i told joe again i'm my brother's keeper i told joe you messed up bro and i went at joe and told him and he's like he understood we was at say less actually and uh i was having a meet with my niece and Saint from Interscope Records and I didn't want to go and deal with this right now. And my

other dude, Big Joe kept coming and said, Yo, Fat Joe's over, come on, come on. And I said, I don't want to talk right now. He forced me to talk, so I said, all right, let me go tell you. And when I went to back there, he's with Rich, of course, shout Rich and Joe. And I told him, I said, you can't shout out my brother's a sucker

and then whisper, I'm sorry. That's a sucker move. And I told him that. You know, I asked them all kind of crazy questions because that's just me. I was like, was you messing with Ashanti? Is that your girl? You found her because of us. What are you doing? In the fair and they

had a relationship. What are you doing? I said, and listen to, I promise you, go listen to anything. All Irv did was yell how much he loved her in the way he's talking about everything. You could tell as a man he loved that woman. He was heartbroken. But I said, how

do you tell me you love this girl? And you out with everybody else? That don't make no sense he kept getting caught with like yo what are you doing bro but that's her that is her he wanted his cake and eat it too and that's the reality of that whole thing but it's crazy like every time i says it just listen everyone talks all crazy just listen to what he's saying listen to the words don't just hear he's he's speaking loud with lorenzo's we speak loud but at the end of the day you listen to what he's really saying and irv is not a liar he is telling you the truth about her about him i was their counselor

Meaning when they would fight, I'm over the four seasons with Irv and I'm at the Ritz Carlton with a shoddy talking about what did he say? What did she say? Trying to keep him cool. I never took Irv's side while Irv was here. Never. So all I said is I'm not going to lie now. I'm not going to talk about nothing, but I'm not going to lie either.

Like you can't ask me to do that. He's not here no more. He can't even say, if I hear something wrong, I will correct. But that's it. That's just for respect for my brother. But I never, Earf, hated that I never took his side with her. Hated it. Like, that was something I had to deal with him.

And I'm like, yo, that's your relationship. You know, that's your business. This is over here. He was like, she didn't come to the trial. I said, she was at the trap. Yeah, because Darcell called her. I said, I called her. I called it and said, you should be there.

And she showed up. What more do you want? That's the fact. Have you and Ashanti been able to talk since everything? because I saw that you were upset with her when she sat down with Angie Martinez and she said that. I was upset because we haven't spoke in person

after Erf's passing. Imagine that. And I promise you, I'm the reason she was murdering. Irv made the records, but Erv would have never got to that point if I don't do what I did. I used to fly up to Jersey giving her music to make record after record

if I don't put her on the point. It never happens. And I did that. She knows it. For her not to call me, after her was passing she texts me that that don't feel right her mother

Tina that don't feel right you understand like I did everything for them never did I did it one thing in return I'm not gonna sit here and sugarcoat nothing and that's why I felt the way and then when I see I'm like nah that's not cool you know there's so much details of the murdering history

that we don't know or the public doesn't know Ashanti, we didn't have her signed and we put foolish out. Oh, wow. Yeah. Number one record in the country, and she's not signed. You know how much it cost us to get her from that little AJM records? Five million dollars.

Five, because we got a hit record. Oh, yeah, yeah. We got a hit record on her. So now he's, the numbers up. Five million. What made you all put the record out before she was saying? Erv. Erv moves with his heart. Leo said, I'm not. going to pay for nothing.

Irv's like, we're going. It's timing. You know, success is, number one reason for success is timing. She knows we had to pay that money. But look, Irv said loyalty. He figured that's what hurt him. See, this is the part that heard him. He's thinking she's going to be loyal with me on just business things and stuff.

And again, then it turned into relationship to because in that moment, he wasn't messing with it yet. He just seen a talented young girl. And that's it I didn't want to ask you about the funeral Because the hold came to the funeral Yes Didn't I thought of Shiant even came to the funeral She did not

She sent some flowers Okay What about Joe? Did not His father His father passed Same time Okay got you got you

Got you got you Joe came late Actually Joe was there late Got you got He left his fathers And got to us late I seen him at the end When it was almost over

He did get there Sorry Joe Yeah He wasn't in the beginning though I was going to ask you he mentioned the flowers and I know she uh shanty I posted a statement online did that I know you said that you want to talk in person but like did that provide any sort of comfort for you guys in that moment just having things show up there from her I don't know how to answer that really it's like I mean I got sick over her I got sick physically after he literally in the hospital like and they what is it stress what's to stress it's my brother he's here right now like but i got through it i have to like i said so when you say that with the the flowers it's a good gesture it's a good gesture i won't go further than

i don't want to be disrespectful to her because she probably thinks it's good but she should know better that she had to talk to me physically actually she should come see me physically i love as shanty you know what i'm saying that's little that's like little sis for real for real we took care of her in every sense of the imagination she she confessed me one day afterwards and she thanked me for everything we did for her because now she's out there by herself and she's getting all type of indecent proposals let's leave it intact right because that's what this industry is let's not make any sugar coating about it it's an attractive young lady she wants to make music what could you do with this you want that be

okay let's go over here and she told me she told me and she was like thank you she thanked me for always taking care of it on verses you know she's with shout out nelly i have no problem with these nothing i f***ed with nelly but on versus the day of verses he pulls up and i said what do you want to do ask her like she come up and you ask her what do you want to do i'll roll this off the stage she said no i'll give you the sign if there's a problem

But that's the day they got back together That's why you don't get in the middle of relationships It's different That's why I never got in it when her and her together I never did I just tried to keep it cool with them And keep the business move I could have swore it was reported

That she went to the funeral Okay so she just sent your attention They lied They did they did they lied Again she probably got a good publicist or something She had said that she tried to There was an olive branch Or whatever that she tried to extend

Or was extended But it wasn't received well So you think that that's why she kind of back back back. She texts me and she didn't text me. If I show you the date, she texts me, it's late. You understand? He's gone already. So just put this in them, without me going deep.

He's gone and then I get a text after he's gone a couple days. She got my number. She could, like I would appreciate her to call. I would appreciate you to visit. Yeah, I get what you saying. I understand. Like I said, we did a lot, you know. And she could say whatever she wants about a relationship.

She's, she, whatever. but she can't lie about her career who can who can sit there and say she did something more than what what it is like yeah she wrote the records with him she hated every hit record how about that so what if we listen to her does she become a shanty that's the facts full um baby baby she hated that why I was too many babies one of my favorite records erv went in the booth and so do you gotta sing like this he said you gotta feel like you you you high you don't get hide. That's why you don't know what it is. It's what he

told her. And he said, you've got to be strung out on a man that way. And he's so I don't want to hear it pitch perfect. I sound stupid, Gotti. Sing it like that. And she did. See, I give credit for the listening. A

producer has to be able to produce or else you're just a beat maker. Right? And you're leaving it in the hands of an artist. And then that's the reality. If you trust that producer, which they trusted her they was able to get through and make those changes she compromised her own belief for his which is to her credit but that's the that's the beauty of a producer and that's to

me irv is a producer for real for real well thank you for joining us this morning yeah man great conversation that's right i got to talk about one more thing before we get off i got a movie i'm a filmmaker now okay nice balling i got lance stevenson is my lead safari Trey Chaney Shout out to Trey Cheney Yeah shout out Chayne Lance Stevens in the basketball player He's the lead

Oh wow wow wow wow wow He's the lead Not only is he lead But he made an incredible soundtrack Land Steve is the black Drake Oh wow He's the black Drake I promise you

He's singing and rapping on the songs And I couldn't believe I was gonna just make one or two songs For the movie Why not Safari though Why wouldn't you get Safari to do the soundtrack Again I ask But you gotta come in

Right? I thought you said he was in the movie He's in the movie Okay But he didn't come to the studio Got you got you got you Got you got to come That was probably for the best

Shut up man Nah And you know I'm going to send you said Shout out Safari Go watch it It's out on TV Oh it's already out

Yeah What is it called? Ballin Ballin Okay on TV No it's a It's based off of Alfred Hitchcock movie

Um Called Dial In for Murder The way the plot twist is We just put the culture For today With people like us And we're doing it for the black and brown. So I'm not Latin, but I do Latin with my partner, Don De Niro.

Man, we just finished Spanish Fly, a crazy movie, a comedy. You know what I'm saying? So we got it all. I'm not Spanish, man. He's not either. He said he not, but he works. You know, partner. I got a partner that's Cuban.

Yeah, I got a partner that's Cuban. And he's my partner. He does all the Latin side for me, but I, you know, support him with everything he's doing. You know, it's funny because on my Wikipedia, did someone put down there because people could add stuff I never did my Wikipedia but he said he does mine too all the time

he called me a gardener he started starting to start oh they turn on mine and I'm Dominican so I'm an honor to get me Dominican too is it Kay okay this Chris Gotti it's the breakfast club

good morning man thank you all now Solomon you got a positive note positive note is simply this we cannot give what we do not have okay we cannot bring peace to the world if we ourselves are not peaceful

we cannot bring love to the world if we ourselves are not loving. So be the change you want to see on this planet. People, have a great day. Breakfast club, bitches. You're all finished or y'all done? Woke up, woke up. Wake that ass up.

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