The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club REWIND (Cardi B Interview, Jeezy Interview, Offset Interview, Have Your Parents Ever Tried To Smash Your Friend?)

Episode Date: November 21, 2023

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As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing.

Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this.

It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh, my God. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan.

That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello, my undeadly darlings. It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on. So join me, won't you? Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney. And we're Mess. Well, not a mess, but on our podcast called Mess, we celebrate all things messy. But the gag is, not everything is a mess. Sometimes it's just

living. Yeah, things like J-Lo on her third divorce. Living. Girl's trip to Miami. Mess. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. It's kind of a mess.

Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts know what y'all talking about. This is probably becoming the most prominent forum for hip-hop. Being here next to all of you guys, it's really big. Perspective. The Breakfast Club, bitches.

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Hello, who's this? Hi, Breakfast Club. This is Jordan the Welder. Hey, Jordan. What's up, Jordan? How are y'all? I was watching you weld something on Instagram last week. Really?

It's my birthday today. Happy birthday, Jordan. Thank you. I wanted to give a shout out to my mom. It always makes me feel weird when people do nice things for me, but she paid my car note this month. Shout out to mom. That's nice.

That's dope. I wouldn't be paying your car note. I love your mommy. All that money you making? All that money you making is a well done. You got your mommy paying your car note? You ain't hurting for nothing out here, Jordan. Nah, that's good.

Do a little something special for yourself today for your birthday. Yeah, I will. And you know what? I have a question for you all. Yes, ma'am. Yeah, I am told often that I look like Natari Dotton. And I don't see it. So I was just wanting people to go to my Instagram page and tell me if they see it.

I ain't never seen you without your welding mask on, really. Really? Sometimes. I'm going to post a picture then. I'm going to post one. I think I have some. They're like older posts, though. But my Instagram is Jordan underscore the underscore welder.

Okay, I got to check it out. Most of the time I see you, you got your welding mask on. Yeah, yeah. Are you going to check it out now? Yeah, I'm going to go look right now. I told to check it out. Most of the time I see you, you got your welding mask on. Yeah, yeah. Are you going to check it out now? Yeah, I'm going to go look right now. I told you I follow you. I literally just saw you last week. You was welding something.

You didn't like my pose, Charlamagne. I don't be liking your pose. I'm not a liker. I don't do stuff like that. You're not a like, okay. Oh, no, okay. No, I'm lying. I see you right now.

You got your welding mask up. Does she look like Natori? Okay. Does she look like Natori? Okay. Does she look like Natori? I mean, they look like they can be in the same tribe. In the same tribe. Huh? You can go look at it, too.

Show DJ Envy. All right, what is it? Jordan underscore the underscore Weldon. You don't look like Natori to me. I'm going to be honest with you. No. Not to me. I don't see it either.

You ain't giving Natori. People are like, you look like Tasha from Power. I'm like, I don't see that. I don't see it either. You ain't giving the tour. People are like, you look like Tasha from Power. I'm like, I don't see that. I don't see it. Nah. Yeah, no. I just hit you with a happy birthday on your page, mama. Thank you, DJ Envy.

I'll talk to you guys later. Have a good one. Okay. Thank you. Bye. Bye-bye now. Hello, who's this? What's up?

I'm going to subscribe. Hey, what's up bro Get it off your chest Yo I was just gonna You wanted to find out About soccer For your son right Uh huh

Why don't you Why don't you watch Ted Lasso Ted Lasso Hilarious My wife loves Ted Lasso I mean you are not Yeah

You are You do a whole edification On it man You be good I just happened to Stumble across it And it gave me a new love For football

For the real football. Are they serious? My wife watches that show. I don't— What's that show? What's the show about? It's a comedy. It's a comedy, but at the same time, it tells you more like—

when you're like a novice about soccer, it gives you more with the pitches, how they have training, how we call it practice. They call it training. We call it cleats. They call it practice, they call it training, how we call it cleats, they call it boots. It's just little nuanced things that you pick up on just watching the show. I just happened to stumble across it one night because I was bored. You know what's funny?

I got hooked. It's funny you say that because I'm watching my son. He comes back to the call. He was like, yeah, he was like, yeah, training went good today. And I'm like, training? You had practice. He was like, no, dad, we trained. We used to play football.

You know what I'm saying? Because my son went to college on a football scholarship. So I'm used to being, you know, football is just a different dynamic. But that, American football rather. But you get more involved and more invested in them. And like Charlamagne said, yo, they get bread, bro. Hey. They get bread.

They get bread. They get injured a lot, too. They say they have a lot of CTE problems with them headbutting the ball and all that. For real? Mm-hmm. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlamagne. Izzy, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest.

I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. We'll tell you what it is. Baby, we live. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's going on? It's Ted.

What up, Ted? You said Ted? Yeah, Ted. Okay, Ted. He's Ted. Ted? Ted isn't Teddy? Yeah.

All right. Well, get it off your chest, Ted. I'm calling in early this morning, man. I'm going to get off my chest. These big-ass s*** out here and make me a hard-fought real s***. That's why I say it ain't a stereotype if it's true, because I knew something was up.

I was about to ask you what you identify as, but I was going to mind my business this morning, but you let the world know. Oh, no. Oh, definitely. I identify as a woman. Hey, what's a fake s***? I'm a stud.

You a stud, though? Yeah, I'm a stud. I'm a dude in the register. What's a fake d***? A fake d*** would be something that you would call a d***. It's kind of like double chinning. We already chinning out here anyway. They already say we're chinning by being what we are.

You know what I'm saying? So you want people, you want the real studs of the world to just swear off d***? They can't have no penis whatsoever? No, no, nothing, man. Just go vegan. If you bet off. Go vegan. Jesus Christ penis whatsoever. No, no, nothing, man. Just go vegan. You'll be better off. Go vegan. Jesus Christ.

Wouldn't that be pescatarian, though? No, not even. Because it's fish. Y'all eat fish? Yeah, we're going to eat some fish, but, you know, the human body ain't fish. I hope they ain't eating fish. Okay. He wasn't talking.

You know what? Never mind. All right, Ted. You have a good one, all right? Yeah, I do, baby. That's right. Y'all listen to Ted, man. All y'all studs out there Stop faking the funk

Alright Leave them penises alone Fake ass studs Hello who's this? Yo this is Cliff Cliff what up get it off your chest Yeah I went to the boxing gym a few days ago I don't know how I left

Oh somebody put you on your ass You don't know how you left Somebody knocked you out I don't know how I left the boxing gym. I don't know how I left. Hey, you don't play boxing, bro, bro. Mm-mm. We got Willie D in here. Willie D is a... What is it, Willie? What is it? You said Golden Glove, right?

Golden Glove, yeah. That's what's up. Yeah, but I don't know how I left, though. Maybe you shouldn't go back then. Alright. Maybe you shouldn't be boxing. How long you been training? I've been just doing sparring I've never really trained with it There's your problem

See that's the problem People just want to jump in And go in the gym And just start sparring There's more to that Right You're right You got hit in the nose

I don't know what he got hit in But his phone ain't even there no more Get it off your chest 800-585-1051 If you need to vent Hit us up now It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. Jeezy's here. What up, though? What's happening? What's happening? The new book, Adversity for Sale, is out right now.

Y'all got to believe it. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Why did you decide to write a book? As quiet as you are about your history, your past, and everything you've been through, what made you decide to write a book? As quiet as you are about your history, your past, and everything you've been through, what made you decide to write a book? You know, well, statute of limitations is up far as I know. So I definitely ran everything through my lawyers. That was first and foremost.

It was actually a lot of stuff I had to take out of the book because I just didn't want to put myself in no crazy positions. But before I even say that, let me shout out to my brother right here to my right because this book was something I had been working on. And I had one situation and it fell through and i called charlamagne i was like bro who published your book how did you get it done and he pointed me in the right direction and thank you for that bro i love my brother he helped me get this done so you know just know charlamagne had a lot to do with that but right now you know me envy man like i've been through a lot and i started to get on this journey of, like, healing.

And that felt magical to me, bro. It was like, I just want to share it. Because even when I was in the streets and I was talking about motivation, that's what I really wanted to do, motivate people. And now it's like I got all this information, all this new knowledge, all these new mentors. And I'm just getting all this data. And it's just like I can't take it with me. So I want to just share it. And I feel like you know

writing a song is it's cool because you know we pretty much anybody can make a record but I don't think anybody can articulate their lives and put it in a book form and affect somebody else and I know that I'm able to write so this was like this was uh personal for, you know, in the culture. And I'm hoping that somebody can get this book and really, you know, find their way. When did Jeezy change and become the new and improved Jeezy and less? Oh, I can answer that just by reading the book. When did that happen? I mean, it happened a few times. The last time it happened is when I got locked up in L.A. on that Wiz Khalifa tour.

It was just a reality check. You know what I'm saying? And I almost was, you know, they basically tried to charge me with murder. And my team with murder. And they're just like, I ain't doing nothing wrong. So for me, that was one of the moments, like, no matter how successful you are, you know what I'm saying, they really still, you know. And I just was like, man, I had to just switch it all up. And then a lot of things

Happened in the time that I was in jail that I thought some people was gonna look out for me But they didn't and that really crushed me because it was just like I always look out for everybody, bro I'm always taking care of people and I just kind of felt like you just do it You know cuz you're a real one and then we start figuring out like now you might be the only Real person in this situation. Now you're like, damn, I'm by myself. And I just had to, you know, make a change, man. I remember just calling home and talking to my daughter. My first daughter had just been born then.

And it was just embarrassing, man, to call, you know, you're supposed to be this big man, this superstar. And you're calling home, collect, you know, from jail. And your baby's on the other line that can barely even talk. And she's, where you at? And you're like, daddy's going to be home in a minute. Like, it's like, you know what I mean? It was like, damn. Like, bro, you better, you know.

And so that was like the real time. But every time before that, you know, it was just always instances where I just knew that this wasn't going to work out for me. Right? So I had to figure out how to change without losing everything. You know what I'm saying? Because it got to a point even with the music, you know, and people say it all the time, I want your old music, but it's just like that was my old life.

Like I can't continue to give you something that I'm not doing. It's like me trying to give you some food at my house I don't even eat. You know what I'm saying? And it's just like you get caught up in that, and then if you're not careful, you'll get stuck in that mindset, right? And you'll continue to do the same things. And that's why a lot of people didn't understand the verses. It's like, no, bro.

I got to. I started this in my mind. I got to put it into this. I went to Nipsey Hussle's funeral. You feel what I'm saying? Like, I was there. I felt that pain. I felt that energy.

And I'm like, I don't understand why Nip is not here no more. You know I'm saying I don't know why I hit me so serious when pop smoked I you know Maybe because he was in my studio when I threw puff a Super Bowl party I didn't even know who pop was he was with me can fab and all these guys was in my studio house We all part and I was that like pop. I was okay cool The next time he'll buy me there there but like why he did all this work you know to become a superstar and to get out of Brooklyn and then you go down the hills you know so so I'm just looking at this and I'm like how can I be effective because I'm not trying

to preach or teach to nobody but it's just like bro on the other side of the bush, it's a whole nother life, man. It's like peace and happiness and family and real friends. That's right. You know what I'm saying? People you can call and say, hey, you know, Jan's my heart, by the way. Salute to Jan. Love Jan. Salute to Jan. Like, she's my heart, bro.

Like, we're really friends. Absolutely. Right? And she goes hard for me. She don't even, she don't know my walk of life, but just imagine, you know. She feel your spirit. Right. And there's a relationship, and that's what real friends are. I mean, she don't know my walk of life, but just imagine. She feel your spirit. Right.

And there's a relationship, and that's what real friends are. They turn you on to other people, and people help each other out instead of trying to bring you down. So that's what the book is really about to me. It's about building and being and understanding that it ain't never too late to be better, man. One big transformation that's in the book, right around the recession time, when you decided to lose weight and everything. Yeah. That's when I got my sex symbol on. That was a good time.

Which part are you talking about in particular? You said you didn't like all of that. You didn't like the way you were living. You weren't drinking no water. You weren't eating right. Chris style and Waffle House. Decided to lose 60 pounds. Yeah, I did.

And the crazy thing was, well, what I really realized, like, because that was around the recession, I wrote the recession. The recession was the first time I, like, dialed everything back and was just really focused on the music. I wasn't doing no partying, nothing. I was just working out, reading, learning. And it was like, when I went out there to do that tour,

that was the first time I felt like a star. You feel what I'm saying? Because every time before that, up until that, I was going through, you know, survivor's remorse. I was depressed. I was going through all these things. But now I'm shaking this off and I lost 60 pounds. Instead of it being all these gangsters in the front row, now it's ladies and they're throwing bras. And I'm like, I ain't never going back.

You know what I'm saying? And that was the first time I really embraced you know who I was becoming and also too I started to notice like when I was healthier I was just making better decisions in life bro because this is the thing like we all real everybody come from where they come from but you only get one shot you know what I'm saying like they say you born you look like your daddy when you die you look like your decision that's right so at the end of the day bro just like I could have took a lot of right and left turns and did a lot of crazy things but i was brave enough to start making decisions that i can actually live a life you know i'm saying rather

than to look like i was living a life because that's what goes on our culture we all look like we living good but are we really that's right you know i'm saying? Like, are we happy? Are we at peace? You know what I mean? Do we got real people around us? All those things weren't happening for me. I was basically, like, getting up every day, playing this role, you know what I'm saying? And in it, but hoping I stay alive or free. You know what I'm saying?

So imagine that. You know, you got the world in your hands, and it's just like, you know, it's not really in your hands, bro. Like, you know, you wake up tomorrow, you'll be all gone. All right, we got more with Jeezy when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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I just kind of looked out of, like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg.

I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I create my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads.

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That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories

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but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.

I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty

on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We're going to discuss social issues,

especially those that affect Black and Brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people to hopefully create better allies. Think of it as a black show for non-black people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. Exactly. Whether you're black, Asian, white, Latinx, indigenous, LGBTQIA+, you name it. If you stand with us, then we stand with you. Let's discuss the stories and conduct the interviews that will help us create a more empathetic, accountable, and equitable America. You are all our brothers and sisters, and we're inviting you to join us for Civic Cipher each and every Saturday with myself, Ramses Jha, Q Ward, and some of the greatest minds in America. Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney.

And we're mess. Well, not a mess, but on our podcast called Mess, we celebrate all things messy. But the gag is not everything is a mess. Sometimes it's just living. Yeah, things like J-Lo on her third divorce. Living. Girls trip to Miami. Mess.

Ozempic. Messy, skinny living. Restaurant stealing a birthday cake. Mess. Wait, what flavor was the cake though? Okay, that's a good question. Hooking up with someone in accounting and then getting a cake. Mess. Wait, what flavor was the cake, though? Okay, that's a good question. Hooking up with someone in accounting and then getting a promotion.

Living. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. It's kind of mess. Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it?

Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jeezy. Charlamagne? What does 50 years of hip-hop mean to Jeezy?

Man, I mean, it's so young. It's so young, but yet so powerful, man. Like, when I look around, I see my peers, man. I'm just proud, bro. Like I'm just proud to see like the dramas and all these guys just being so successful and changing lives, making companies, holding down platforms. It's only 50 years old. You know, think about that. You see it and you know, I don't what hip-hop makes all the way around i mean even for yourself car shows and you know and the stuff you do like i don't know what it makes if we all you know just the billions that it makes but it's 50 years old just imagine seeing a 50 year old person that's worth you know you know two three hundred billion dollars because he affects everything so just look at hip-hop as a person it's like we've all been able to eat off of it

right and we've all been able to learn right of it. Right. And we all been able to learn. Right. And I tell people all the time, like I learned from Tupac, like, which is why my music was always serious to me. Like, well, I never just wrote it for money. Like, I didn't write the book for money. We could take the book off the table and I'd still be here because this is my purpose. But hip hop gave me a purpose.

Hip hop gave me a voice. Hip hop gave me a platform hip-hop saved my life right you feel i'm saying because i could have been out of here and god willing you know i never thought what i would be doing music in real life i love reading books like yours because you get to see how how a whole city grew and evolved right alana Atlanta. I didn't realize Shorty Red had that much influence over your whole career. I mean, we knew he was one of your go-tos when it came to production, but I'm talking about just as far as everything. Yeah, no.

For what it's worth, you know, I feel Shorty. You know what I'm saying? Like, I feel what he's going through, where he's at. I've been there. You know, we just got to all just climb out of there. But as far as, as like showing me the ropes allowing me to be around so i can understand what to do musically um that was all me just hanging around him and then when we created a sound that was me and him sitting in his basement you know

shawty believed in me then you know i'm saying and and again like a lot of things happened like fame happened success Success happened. And, you know, I just ran with the wind, right? So maybe we didn't have the conversations of how that was going to work out if I was to succeed. Is there anything that you feel like you left out of the book? I mean, you didn't even get into your new life being a husband. Yep, yep. Well, I felt, you know, and people ask me that.

And you know how you want to show everybody every room in your house except your bedroom? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it's sacred. It's your one thing. It's like that's my sacred place. Like, I don't want nobody. I don't want all these things that I've went through to even, you know,

connect with that because I feel like, you know, I don't want that energy in my new life. I feel like I'm writing something to stop that chapter. And if you peek while I stop the chapter, and if you watch how I live my life, and people are like, why'd you stop on verses? I said, because that's when I made a decision. That was the decision, evolve or die. So, bam, stop right there, and I'm going to evolve.

Y'all deal with that. That's on y'all to figure. I ain't got to never do another record in my life. You know, to a lot of people, verses was was just music but it was so much behind that culturally and and and one of us had to make a decision because if it would have went the way everybody wanted to go or thought it was gonna go um then we would be in the same place and there's not any place safe place for somebody to say hey bro i don't really get along with what you're talking about, but we got to figure this out, which is the conflict resolution, right?

Because when I look at Young Thug and Lucci, they hurt my heart, bro. And my thing is when I see these guys sitting in jail and prison and all their people was out here starving and the people they was taking care of and employing and all that, it's a wrap wrap but for what you know what i'm saying like because we can't sit down so that's what verses was about to me and i'm gonna keep it a thousand i ain't need to do no verses you know what i'm saying like but for the culture i owe i owe them that i'm the one that was telling them to go out here and do what

they had to do so how i'm gonna go make another move and do what I got to do and not tell y'all, hey, look, bro, I'm going to make this decision for all of us. And it might be unfavorable. Everybody might not get it, but you will before it's over with. And I love how you broke down where you were at in that moment when the truth played. Yeah. It was like you was like, stay scrapped because it came. Oh, no, it was there.

It was right there. Ace was queued up. Ace was ready've came. Oh no, it was there. It was right there. Ace was queued up. Ace was ready to go. He could've set it off. That's right. In my mind, I just said what I had to say because it didn't affect me then,

it's not gonna affect me now, and we already done been through about 15 years of this. So I'm moving on, bro. You know, and that's in front of the world, right? In front of the world, right? In front of everybody that respects me and might not respect me tomorrow,

but they ain't got shit to do with my kids, my life, my legacy, none of that. And that's why I stopped the book there because I'm going on to live my new life. And if y'all want Jeezy, he back there. Now, if you want Jay Jeezy Jenkins, he's at the Breakfast Club. You feel me? And Adversity for Sale is in stores right now. That's right. The book is out right now.

Make sure you go pick it up. Ladies and gentlemen, Jeezy, we appreciate you, brother. I appreciate y'all, brother. I understand. And you read your book, too. You read the audio version. Yes, I read the audio version. The book is out right now.

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condoms the thinnest magnum condom available where condoms are sold morning everybody it's dj mv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we got our guests our special guest co-host don't call me white girl here with us this morning yes indeed now this comes from young miami she was uh posting about her dad and people were trying to holler her dad so she came back and said this I stopped inquiring about my dad because then I'm gonna have to be cussing y'all hoes out and like doing all that and now I got time to be doing all that with y'all hoes so just leave my daddy alone y'all don't like older me anyway ain't it like just leave my daddy alone because my daddy gonna be calling me saying yeah this hoe over here and I'm like put that like just leave my daddy alone because my daddy gonna be calling me saying yeah this whole thing and i'm like put that in your phone you got my daddy on me doing all that for

real like you know so um my mama is an august virgo and my daddy is a september virgo and they are two different virgos but that is that's just so funny because it's like y'all playing cards you keep getting up dancing my daddy thought it was his party. He was so happy. So now we're asking 800-585-1051 Has your parents smashed your friend? That is the question. Or tried to. From the phone lines, a lot of them have. What did I say? Don't call me white girl

had her own experience too so I thought she was the only one but I guess not. No. I'm not the only one with a creep dad. Damn. Some people got creep moms. Hello, who's this? Da this daisha daisha now what's up with your pops he he used to date one of my friends and uh smashed her and got a baby by her now he's 15 damn how old what's the age gap here now uh it's a good about 20 30 years god. God damn. He did it when she was legal, right? Yeah. Yep.

Barely though. Other building from me. He what? She stayed in the other building from me. He used to go over there and smash her. Damn. How many friends did he smash? Just the one?

Just the one. The one that I know of. That you know of. I was going to say that. Jesus Christ. Okay. Thank you, mama. That's very creepy yo

If you are a daddy And you smashing Like one of your sisters I mean one of your Daughters friends That mean you probably Watched that little girl Grow up

Maybe I'm just saying Maybe Hello who's this Hi my name is Oh no I want to be anonymous Don't get anonymous Now what happened

Your mom or your dad Smashed one of your friends? Yeah, my dad. He's my college roommate. Your dad smashed your college roommate? Yeah. But he's like the girl that Sarah said. He talks to all my friends on Twitter.

And they don't really buy it, but he don't get the picture. But he definitely got to my college roommate. How old was your dad when that happened? 30, 40. How old was your dad when that happened? 38, 40. How old was he? We were 18. God damn. Jesus.

I am so shocked that y'all don't know this is common. I'm not saying it's not common, but the age gap don't even surprise me. This is Diddy in Young Miami, right? My point is, why would you? I guess that's different if she's in college because you didn't watch her grow up but still she's 18 but you want 18 yo yeah hello who's this can you hear me this is kayla hey kayla we can hear you now now we're asking 800-585-1051 has your parents smashed your friends yes he has been trying to do this since i was 18, but I was a stripper at 18, and he actually

got to this specific friend, and they probably still do it to this day. How old is your daddy? He is right now 58. So how old was he when he was smashing your friend? We were both 18. How old was he? She don't know. Math, I know.

I think the end of his 40s. End of his 40s. I said we got to call somebody, man. Who do we call, man? Ghostbusters? We got to call somebody. This can't be legal. Something is going to say this.

I mean, my whole family knows that he's just weird like that, but I didn't care. I'm like, oh, whatever. You want to go do that? Go do that. Did you set him up? Did you hook it up? They met. You hooked it up. He's at my house Did you set him up? Did you hook it up? They met.

He sat in my house and he came over. Ah, you hooked it up. He whispered in your ear and set me up and you set him up. That's what it sound like. No, I didn't set him up. I just let them have their conversation. He told me that he got his number and my dad kept asking me questions about her. I'm like, oh, well, this, you do this and this and that.

Do you have conversations with your friend about your daddy? Like, what if your friend tried to tell you your daddy packet? I told her, don't tell me about it. And I told him that too. Okay. All right. This ain't right, man. Yeah, it's wild. Is there more to the story?

More to the story, man. I don't even want to call these people nasty, but there's some like but there's some sick stuff going on, bro. Because if you a daddy, you got to be watching some of these kids. Like that last call, you red-shirting them churn. All right. Kiss the Breakfast Club good morning. The Breakfast Club. I stay with wet wipes.

Jesus Christ. I stay with wet wipes and Christ I stay with wet wipes And hand sanitizer Like I'm I'm a mom So you have to have that Yes that's true Cause your kids wanna

Yes Anytime Right Uninspected So And also me Like It might not be the food though Cardi

I don't know what it is Maybe it could be number three Yeah It definitely ain't no They don't know Number three Nah It could be number three After if, there definitely ain't no they don't know number three now, man. Nah. It could be number three.

After I go on tour, I definitely want to have a baby. Like... Have another one? Yeah, I want to have another one. How many kids do you want? Like at least four. Four?

What do you think will come out first, the s*** or your second album? They ain't going to start like that. Jesus Christ. Wow. Jesus Christ. My second album

is going to come out. I have to. I have to. I have to. When is to. I have to. When is the question where people want? This year? Next year. Next year.

Early next year. Can we congratulate Cardi on her single? She got a single that's out today. Can we congratulate her? Bungles. Bungles featuring Megan Thee Stallion. Love it. What inspired Bungles?

Well, always the beat. You know what I'm saying? At first, it's always like you hear the beat, and it's like, oh, I like this beat. Like, I really like this beat. It's funk, but it kind of reminds me of Dembow. Definitely Dembow. It reminds me of Dembow, but it's really funk. Like, technically, it's funk.

So. What is Dembow? You know, the Dominican. Uptown. Dominican music. Oh, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. Like, you know. I'll take you where I want.

You, you be outside. You be outside here. Not no more take you where I want. You be outside. You be outside here. Not no more. You don't be outside. Come on. You don't be outside. I'll be in the house. I got to take you outside.

But that's a style of music. Yeah, it's a style of music. It's a Dominican style of music. But like technically really is funk. But I just love the beat. I start working on the song. But there's like a lot of empty spaces there's a lot of empty spaces i try to fill the empty spaces like you know like just me rapping and rapping and rapping and rapping and it just felt like a long ass song like it just needed dynamic so me and my team like my team wanted to go like more

like latin artists and i was like i i hear megan yeah i hear megan i hear megan on it they're like really you don't see like you see this like like more latin i'm like right no i see megan and then like exactly what i was like hearing in my head i sent her the song uh exactly what i was envisioning in my head like when she like when she i got her like burst back it was like you see this is what i was envisioning and it just made sense were you scared were you scared to team up with megan again because wop was such a massive record oh yeah of course of course like that's why i haven't like i definitely but i feel like this was like good and um like when she sent the the the her verse i was like oh i feel like this is a super like i feel like this is a good like like, I feel like this is a good, like, rap contender.

You feel like too much pressure. Everybody asking you to do your second album. You put out these verses and you're killing these verses. You're lighting these verses up. But everybody keeps saying, I love it, but where's the album? I love it, but where's the album? Don't you put too much pressure on yourself? I do put a lot of pressure on myself.

Like, I really, really do. Like, let me tell you something. Like, I just feel like I don't like nothing i hear i feel like i listen like 40 beats is it because everything sound the same i don't know because everything sound the same or every like it's like sometimes everything sound the same and then like when it's too different it's like i just too different for me like that is just too different so i don't know what i'll be looking for what i'll be looking for i don't know what it be looking for. I don't know what it is. But once something catch my eye, and I really

when I'm my eyes, my sound, my ears. Right. But even like I like it like that. They said you didn't love it, love it. And that became one of the biggest records ever. Yeah. I mean, I do take risks. I do take risks. I don't know. It's just a lot of pressure on the bitch. But I feel confident.

I have a lot of songs. Y'all can come by anytime. Y' that could hear something because and that's another thing too like i'm a libra i i be feeling like i need like everybody like a penny like what you think what you think what you think and that can be driving me crazy too but like i don't know why i've been i've been needing it though so is it fun is it still fun when i find like something that i like when it's something that i like it it's fun. But then sometimes, even when I like something and people don't like it, it doesn't become fun. It's like, damn, I was really vibing with this and it's like, yeah, I don't like it now. Now it's not fun.

Now I'm mad. But people don't like every, it's like they're going to find something wrong with whatever. So it don't matter. But it just got to make sense to you. Let me ask you this. Is it pressure because it's so many more women now, like dropping hair all the time? Like, but is that pressure? It being so many women in rap?

No, not really. I'm so used to like working with like a lot of women. Like I never like been like in an environment that's like, yeah, I'm kind of like the only one. So and now I always knew this. I always knew this. I always knew this. I always knew that after me, there was going to be more girls. Yeah. I know it wasn't going to just end with me.

Because it's like, if I made it, I know there's going to be more that's going to make it. And like the internet and everything. Like, it's like, I already saw this. Like, I saw this, like, back in, in, I don't know, 2017. I saw this. But you're also doing something that a lot of people didn't do when you were coming up. You'll find the hot new person or a young artist,

and you'll give them the opportunity and give them a verse, which a lot of people didn't do. That was something that Jay and Drake did great. I think I say Cardi did that for female rock. Yeah, absolutely. I was going to ask, does the competition fuel you? And it can be friendly competition. I mean, every time you get on a verse, you get on a record with somebody.

Is that the way you think? Like, oh, I got to eat her. You know what I mean? Oh, God. I don't I don't I don't really feel like I got to eat. I don't really feel like I got to eat. Like, all right. Like, for example, right.

Like, it's like if I have a song. Right. And then you send me your verse and you wrap your your ass off i'm still not changing my verse i'm not changing it because i feel like they're like this this is what i'm going for this is what i'm thinking however i don't want to like also never like ruin nobody else like song or anything but people do it all the time we've heard you know i think nah i said he changed the verse when he got a verse back and you hear it all the time. So you never said,

nah, I got it. Which one's your favorite? What's playing with you? Who's been your favorite female rapper to collaborate with? I really like them all. I really, I really, I really like them all.

And every song that I like, I got like on, like I got on it because I just really, really, really, really like that song. Like I love the song and it's like,

I feel like I could hear myself on it. There's a lot of, there's a lot of there's a lot of songs like i get songs sent to me all the time but i feel like it's like some songs i just feel like i feel like i can't do nothing for the song like it's like i don't feel like i could do like a verse that like i'm like confident in so it's just like and i just be like no and it's like i feel like the song is great great. So I don't even want to like ruin it. You just said drill ain't your style. What's that? And what's that one song?

And I told you. Oh my God. That song is so crazy. I heard that song is so crazy. I was like, and that's my, that's my style. That's my tempo. Cause some tempos, like I just cannot keep up. Like, it's like, you know, like when I first heard Munch and everything.

Yeah. I love the song. first heard Munch and everything? Yeah. I love the song. I love the beat and everything. Then I was going to, I was doing the remix and everything. They said you did a verse, right? Yeah, I did a verse. But it's like, I felt like I was fighting the beat. Like, I can't breathe.

I'm well-mended. The beat just was thin. I was like, listen, I don't want to f*** the song. Yeah, because you got to eat on Munch. Like, I got to eat. You got to eat on Munch. He's like, Kyle, like, listen, I don't want to the song. Yeah, because you got to eat on much. Like, I got to eat. You got to eat on much. Like, Kyle, like, yo, relax. I get it.

I get it. But like, I was windmilling. And it's like, if I can't keep up with something, like, it's like, I'm not going to play myself. And I don't want to, like, ruin it. Like, you know, like, when somebody get on a song and it's like, you really the song off. Get that out of here now.

Right. I like how you up tomorrow. Tomorrow. Yeah. Oh, oh yeah i love it it was crazy and i love loretta she remind me of my best friend like yeah i love her yeah i love her all right we got more with cardi b when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy jess hilarious we are the breakfast club we're still kicking it with cardi b charlamagne do you think that Jess Hilarious. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Cardi B. Charlamagne. Do you think the label makes you do records that you may not necessarily want to do?

Nobody can make me do shit. People can give me recommendations and everything, but it's like nobody can make me do anything. I will try something. I will try something. And when I say I will try something, it's like when they want me to, like, to, like, you know, be a little bit more, like, you know, like, more feminine or more, like, I don't know, like, mainstream type of stuff. Because, like, that's just not really be my vibe like that. But, like, nobody can make me do shit. I was going to ask, you know, you mentioned when you were working in the strip club, do people look at you as the old Cardi all the time?

Because you got so many friends and you were so many people before the huge rap success. Sometimes you got to check somebody and be like look i'm not that old from back then i'm not that same person i feel like i feel like like like the people that know me know that i haven't really changed like like i feel like i could call my friends right now they're like girl bye i feel like i haven't like really changed like that way but i feel like to the world i feel like to the world like i wonder if people have seen that change i feel like i changed i'm like more like chill now like i could like back then i could be all day cussing everybody out but it's like i just have like backed away more and i got kids

and i'm 30 like yeah i'm 30 like by five o'clock i need a little nap that's one thing that's one thing i say that it looks like you love it's's like, you know, you see so many people with their kids, right? But you are like a mom's mom, right? Because I guess that you just have to, you, listen, you can have a village in your house, right? Like, I have all the Dominicans in my house. I got them all. But it's like, your kids be wanting you. They want you.

They don't want your aunt to take them to school. They don't want nothing. They want mom and dad to take them to school. They want, like, they want They don't want your aunt To take them to school They don't want nothing They want mom and dad To take them to school They want like They want to chill with mom and dad They want to play with mom and dad So it's just like

You have to do it yourself And then like You just have to do it You gotta get used to a rhythm Like it's like My family A lot of them live with me But they love to be outside

So when they do vacation And everything And it's like I'm by myself with the kids And it's like Damn I don't really know Like what they gonna want to eat And everything So I gotta I gotta get used and everything And it's like I'm by myself with the kids And it's like Damn I don't really know Like what they gonna wanna eat and everything So I gotta get used to that

And I really just naturally like it Like I like this If I could just do this All forever I would But I gotta work You think that's the biggest change That has happened in your life Over the last five years

The kids? Hell yeah Okay Hell yeah Just motherhood period yeah cuz it's like I be feeling like like I got a lot to lose before that I'm diving in I lose it all but I'm gonna curse you out how is it how is it being a boss with everybody but then when your kids they

boss you around I seen some video and your kids was talking to you crazy there's nothing you can do when your kids talk to you crazy you just gotta take it I know you believe in pop pop and kids huh oh no you believe in physical discipline for your kids light though like real light like you know what i'm saying but like not like gentle parenting sometimes gentle parenting i mean i mean it depends because i feel like like i feel like i'm a gentle parent but then there's that you know the helmin's gentle parent and they like they overboard like yeah i just believe they're like you don't have to be like uh abusive or anything but it's like you you gotta like be assertive because like like not everybody kid is like

everybody kid like like my son bad as i got. I got proof. He bad. I got proof. I got proof he bad. How old is he? He just turned two. Yeah, he don't know no better. What? I show you videos.

He bad as hell. He bad. Even all of a sudden, be like, damn, all my kids. Yeah. And I knew it too.

That's why I was scared to have a boy because I was like, I knew it too. I knew it too. It could be terrible twos though. Yeah.

He was one. He just turned two. How you bad at one? So what do you do to discipline him? Like, what is he afraid of? He's notos, though. Yeah. He was one. He just turned two. How you bad at one? So what do you do to discipline him? Like, what is he afraid of? He's not afraid of nothing. Damn. That's the problem.

Nothing you can take from him or take his tablet or something? Nothing? No, he don't care about nothing. Like, even if you take it, it's like, all right, don't mess with today then. Damn. Why do you let the comments get to you so much, Barty? Just on social media and just, like, everything. I don't know, because it's like,

I know you're not f***ing talking. That's the thing. The s*** that get me mad is that, like, because it's like, why are you talking, though? Like, what are you, why are you talking? Yeah. Why are you talking? Like, it's like, when I was, like, in, like,

in school or everything, like, I used to cut ass. Like, I used to be, like, really. Nah, nah, nah, nah, like, cut ass. Like, I used to, like, really roast. Roast. Like, it's like really... Nah, nah, nah, nah. I used to really roast. Roast. It's not even like roasting. It was like I could go toe-to-toe with dudes and stuff. It was just things.

So it's like me, I'm the type of person that I could take one look at you. And it's like I got like 10 jokes lined up. So it's just like when people mess with me, it's like, yo, I could really, really mess with... You want to mess my day up? I will mess your whole three weeks up. I will stay embedded in your head. So it's just like, but it's like the fact that I have to restrain myself. It frustrates me.

It really frustrates me. So when you put out projects, right, when you put out music, do you go through the comments to see what people are saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because sometimes, well, you got to also know what people like, though. But they're never going to give you a real critique, though. Because they're just mad that you bawdy and you're super successful. How many people are going to really be like, oh, I f***ed with this record? How many people are going to really give it up on social media?

You know what? I be feeling like a lot of people hate to admit that they like me. Like, a lot of people are afraid to say that they like me Because When people say That they like me They get attacked Yeah They be getting attacked When they say That they like me Or they like

They take my side Or anything So I have to accept that That like People like me And there's even people That like I seen common

Nasty shit about me And like Some of my friends Have pressed them about them Like Like when they say Like why Why you be going so hard

On my girl And it's like I don't know I really do like her though Like like like i i just feel like i hate that and it's like i hate that why do you have to go that route for it yeah i really like like matter of fact i'm gonna give you i'm gonna give you i'm gonna give you an example right there's a right i don't even know her but one of my friends know her and it's like yo why this girl got so much issues with you and i'm like i don't even i don't even know this girl we're not even from the same city she got so much issues with you? And I'm like, I don't even know this girl. We're not even from the same city. She got so much to say about me,

but she always copying my birthday looks. She got money to do that? For real? Oh, so it must be somebody we know. I mean, she does the she version, but it's like... The she version. How you don't like me?

You like... It's the haters are confused admirers. Yeah. That's all. Yeah. I just don't want that to affect you and your art. You know what I mean?

Or your mental. I feel like I'm already like getting over that hurdle. Like as long as people don't lie on me, like it's okay. Yeah. But I do notice too

because I saw, like I seen people admitting. I seen, I seen trolls admit that they like to throw people into suicide i there was a i seen it i seen it on twitter like my fans know which one i'm what i'm talking about like i seen trolls admit they're like like it's like yeah we're gonna get that until she want to

kill herself they really do that so it's not doing gonna get that power over me you're gonna have to die first you die first oh jesus how miserable you gotta be to think like that there's a lot of miserable people out there oh that mercy now do you regret throwing that microphone at that young lady it was really like a quick reaction it was really like and let me tell you i didn't want to address it because i thought we're going to jail but i'm not i didn't really not because people was making their own like let me tell you something right it was higher than month. So there was a part of the show that I told people, like, you know, splash me. But even when I told them splash me, I was like, man, be careful with the faces. The faces beep.

So four songs after, nobody had splashed me. I told y'all to splash me for one little second. Four songs after, which is like, I don't know, 15, 20 minutes after, this bitch threw water and ice on my face. So, like, I just automatically reacted. I didn't even know that I was throwing it. I just threw the shit because it's like, you hit me right in my face.

And when I look at the video, it's like, nah, you intended to throw that shit in my face because you ain't did it like this. You threw it hot. You threw it hot. Like, and the hot ice. And everybody's like, oh, but, no, you throw some ice in your face,

and you're going to tell me how the fuck you feel, because I felt very violated. Yeah. Did you forget you had told people to splash you? No, but it was in a segment, though. It was in one segment. Like, girl, you did that shit like 20 minutes later. And not only that, you threw me ice. If it wasn't ice in it, it would have went different.

It probably wouldn't even be different, it would have went different. It would have been different. It probably wouldn't even be different because you splashed me in my face. Like, you know what you was doing? How 10 people splashed me at the same time and nothing hit my face? But you hit my face directly. I bet you was a fan, though. No, no. You was trying to be funny, but I'm hilarious, though.

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Well, first of all, how was marriage? I love marriage. Is it difficult because, you know, he's a celebrity and you're a celebrity, and it's like when he defends you, it's bigger because he is a celebrity. So if somebody says something and he defends you, it's bigger because it's set. You know what I mean? Does that bother you? Does that take a toll on your marriage relationship?

You know what takes a toll on me? What takes a toll on me? A lot of people don't f***ing like me. So when people attack him because he's like attached to me, I don't like that. Like it's just like, but other than that, like I love being married and like we like we we are a partnership like you know y'all know what it is like to be married and it's just like it feels different like it just it feels different than like a relationship it just really feel like a union yeah it's like i got your back you got my back no matter what do y'all feel like y'all share too much of social media it was just one time it

was just that was crazy that was great it was just one time because my was gone we was drunk popping sky you you you want to do that i do that oh no i'm gonna beat you to it boss you're really dipping me to it now you're stupid now i'm gonna really violate you so hold on he said that to you don't know and tell people you cheated on on me. And then you explained it. Cardi goes, how could I cheat? I can never go anywhere with anybody. Y'all explained it. And then the next day, y'all in Paris holding hands at a fashion show.

I'm like, this is the Bronx. This is the Bronx, love. We ghetto. We really, really ghetto. I ain't going far. Everybody just be like, oh, we be trying to be perfect. I ain't going far. We ghetto.

You always want to be married young? Yeah't going far. Like, we ghetto. Hmm. Woo! You always want to be married young? Yeah. OK. Yeah. I always wanted to be married. Like, I always want to be married. I always felt like everybody wanted, like, the marriage and the kids and everything.

I just really couldn't believe I got it. Yeah. I feel like there's a number for Cardi. If Cardi get a certain amount of money, she walking away from all this. No. You don't think so? From music? OK. No, no. Like think so? From music? Okay.

No, no. Like, I feel like music is just, like, the engine. Like, I just love it. Like, I feel like I enjoy, though, like, doing music. Like, I enjoy performing for real. Like, I love to perform. Like, I'm a music stripper. Like, I just love to be out there.

Like, I get, like, a rush. And it's like, you can't perform if you don't really have music. So I have to always do music. I love doing music. It's just sometimes, it's just like, this, like, you can't perform if you don't really have music. So I have to always do music. I love doing music. It's just sometimes, it's just like, this feels like a job now. So it's just like, and so much pressure just drive you crazy. I just want to be in that state where I was like in 2016, 2017, 2018. Where it was just like, ah.

Yeah, excitement. What made you walk away from that movie that you were supposed to star in? The music, the album, the this, the that. Yeah. Doing movies and everything, it's really like a 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Yep. Oh, my God. So it's really like a job, like a job, job, job.

When I do music and when I perform, it's like a rush. It's like a fun rush. This is really like, it's intense. Hurry up and wait. it's like a fun rush like this is really like I know it's intense hurry up and wait that's what they say hurry up and wait

but it's all worth it when the film come out and you see you know you see yourself it's all worth it it is you know like I was like you know taking acting lessons

and everything like it's like I had one struggle and it was to cry like my teacher was like like my teacher was like think of the time like that you went through

this, this and that. I'm like, I don't feel nothing. When's the last time you cried for real? Yeah, real life.

I mean, I be crying, you know what I'm saying? I be crying, but it's just like, like on the spot. Like on the spot, like it's like,

like on the spot, like I'm gonna laugh. Yeah, yeah. So you're not gonna do it? You're not gonna do that movie at all? I am gonna do it. As soon as I go touring and everything and all that stuff, I got to do it.

Oh, Lord. Four years from now? No, I swear to God, it's not going to be four years. It's been five since Invasion of the Proud. I know. She said next year. I have no choice. I have no choice.

I like it, though. I don't think you should rush to put out another album. Do you have the name for the album yet? No. Kind of, sort of. Yeah? Kind of, sort of. I don't know like i don't know if i like it too much what is it yeah tell us i can't well i can't tell you because you mentioned if i pick it

if i pick it throw it out there oh no you can't you can't just throw it out there let me see if we like it throw it out there we'll bleep it we'll bleep it all right we'll bleep it no i can't say i was gonna say don't believe it i'm calling don't believe that. I'm calling. No, no, no. You know, I was going to ask, you know, we've seen Offset and Quavo come back together on BET. Beautiful moment. Before that, we've seen a video of them arguing. You was in the middle saying, y'all brothers, y'all brothers, I need to stop. How difficult was that in the household trying to get them to understand that they're brothers? How difficult was that for your household and for you?

I just really like to stay away from like you know what i'm saying like especially when like um y'all have like like really really long history not just music history like y'all y'all know each other like your whole life so it's just like i always just like to like step back i always want like unity always always always all the time so I just didn't I didn't really want to say that I'm really like a Migos fan like I'm really a Migos fan I'm like a fan of them for real you know like when like when people like like people inspire you but like in 2017 when I started like you know around with Offset and everything they really like inspired me more because there

was like things that i've never seen like i i felt like i was like like when i was like in 2017 i just felt like it's like damn a lot of people have turned me down labels have like shut my down but it's like it's cool like the music that i'm doing is i i'm doing all right i'm getting paid 20 000 to to perform like i'm doing this when When I started dating Offset and I see that they're performing in arenas and I'm seeing that they're getting hundreds of thousand dollars and they're buying jewelry every day and it's like, no.

I was trying to be in a good space. They inspire me. A lot of their swag inspire me too. I'm just a fan of all of it. I always feel like, as a woman, you need to stay out of man business all the time.

Just stay away from me. You didn't stay out of it that night, though. Practically, I did. When you were telling them, your brothers and your brothers. I just did what I was told. Long time. Were they actually tussling?

Or was it just like some words Yeah It was just It was just It was just Yeah How did you help Offset through the grieving process

Are you still helping him Through it It's hard Yeah I don't even want to talk about it I can understand I get it I get it

I totally get it What's next for Miss Barty Everything I'm I'm back I'm back to work we don't believe you i swear you don't have so many big records that hit number one and we thought this album was coming yeah but uh oh my gosh like we went through like a whole pandemic like give me a break you

dropped the number one record during the pandemic easily and you had mad time during the pandemic i really didn't want to drop an album around the pandemic because I really wanted a tour right after. Okay. I wasn't able to tour right after my first album. I couldn't even do a lot of music videos because I was pregnant and everything. I want to drop my album and be able to go touring right away.

So that was that. Then I had a baby. Then I was just going through... I was just chilling. But now it's just Then I had a baby. Then I was just going through, you know, I was just chilling. But now it's just like, I'm back outside. And you got an album dropping next year. Yeah. What quarter, Barty? What quarter?

What season? I'm really looking for first quarter. Spring, summer. Are you there? Are you close? Hey, yo, shut up. It's spring, summer. You don't have to drop a second album. You don't have to put out an album but i have it i have it i have it i have

it you don't believe it i mean i believe she got a song i believe she got a bunch of songs yeah no i but i have it though i have it you have that yeah i have i have my vision and everything you know what you wanted i want i know what i want everything. You know what you want to do? I know what I want and everything. Okay. Cardi, your fashion. We not getting in line? Your fashion is crazy. I'm going to give him a little sign, sign. Give him a little sign, sign. You had a line at one time, right?

Huh? You had a line with... No, it was a collab. I thought Fashion Nova was yours for a moment. Oh, here it come. God damn, I heard it too. No, you didn't. They're going to be calling you farty.

Farty. Farty. Creepy. Yo. Man, get Cardi out of here Cardi B ladies and gentlemen Can we get into the record again one more time Let's play Bungles I respect it

You sat here for a whole hour and had this shit I respect that Bungles Let's let Bungles go y'all Ladies and gentlemen Cardi B The record let's get into the bongos right now it's featuring megan estallion and we love you body i love you i love you man somebody find body a toilet

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There is no question that there are problems in this country between police and community. Yes, you are a donkey. The latest on that police killing of a black man. Now to new developments in the deadly spa shooting rampage. And yesterday was a really bad day for him, and this is what he did. And so we are in a state of emergency.

Okay, white supremacist violence is and always has been the number one threat to our society. But I'm also very proud that my wife is white. To the breakfast club, bitches! Alright, Sean Dean, please tell me, why was I your donkey of the day? Yeah, his donkey of the day goes to Scott Adams. Do y'all know who Scott Adams is? No. Not familiar.

Well, he's the creator of the syndicated comic script Dilbert. Do y'all know Dilbert? Yes, I remember Dilbert. Okay. Well, the Washington Post, LA Times, a bunch of newspapers around the country carry Dilbert. Well y'all know Dilbert? Yes, I remember Dilbert. Okay. Well, the Washington Post, LA Times, a bunch of newspapers around the country carry Dilbert. Well, they did. They don't anymore because Scott Adams for whatever reason decided to post a video

online urging white people to get the hell away from black people. Okay, I'm not making any of this up. Let's go to CBS News for the report please. Newspapers across the country have pulled the long-running Dilbert comic strip after a racist rant from cartoonist Scott Adams. In a video posted to YouTube this week,

Adams called black Americans members of a, quote, hate group who are saying white people should stay away from them. Adams has written Dilbert for three decades. Would you like to hear the racist rant? Yeah. Yeah? All right. Let's listen to it. Let's go. This is the first political poll that ever changed my activities.

I don't know that that's ever happened before. But as of today, I'm going to re-identify as white because I don't want to be a member of a hate group. I'd accidentally joined a hate group. So if nearly half of all blacks are not okay with white people, according to this poll, not according to me, according to this poll, that's to me, according to this poll, that's a hate group. That's a hate group. And I don't want to have anything to do with them.

And I would say, you know, based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people. Just get the f*** away. Wherever you have to go, get away because there's no fixing this this can't be fixed well it can be fixed and damn i buried the lead scott was transracial i forgot to tell you transracial transracial he said he identifies as black i'm re-identifying his book too yeah he's what do you identify as now because what did he identify he said he said he identifies as white let me hear him so i realized um as you know i've been identifying as black for a while okay years now because i like you know i like to be on the winning team

and i like to help and i i always thought well if you help the black community okay that's sort of the biggest lever you know you could you can find the biggest benefit. So I thought, well, that's the hardest thing and the biggest benefit. So I'd like to focus a lot of my life resources in helping black Americans. So much so that I started identifying as black to just be on the team I was helping. But it turns out that nearly half of that team doesn't think I'm okay to be white.

So you can identify for whatever you want? That's what I'm saying. You just realizing this? You're late. I'm going to try that. When I get pulled over next time, I'm going to be like, actually, I'm white.

I mean, this is obviously an old crazy man. Like, he's old and senile, so I really don't... I'm not even taking it seriously at all. I think we should take it serious. The only reason I think we should take it serious is when I hear white people like Scott Adams talk like this, it makes me feel like he has no concept of history whatsoever, like no knowledge of

white racial supremacy and colonization because, Scott, I don't know if you know, but black people have way more reasons to fear white people than white people have to fear us okay the only thing white people could possibly be afraid of in regards to black people is black people one day having the type of power and privilege they have and doing to them what they have done to countless marginalized groups for centuries so you know Scott Adams isn't just calling for segregation he's calling for separation yeah the honorable Elijah Muhammad muhammad would agree

okay but once again and this is just historic fact white people have caused more hell on this planet for everybody than anybody and you can't hear what you don't reveal so this newfound playing the victim this white grievance thing that's happening is nuts to me okay black grief should not lead the white grievance because we have every single reason to grieve. Now, can we also talk about self-destruction and self-sabotage? Because we're not talking about that in this situation. Dilwood was published daily in 2000 newspapers in 65 countries in 25 languages. And now it's been canceled by hundreds of newspapers because Scott Adams woke up and said, you know what I'm going to do today?

I'm going to just go on a racist tirade against black people. I'm going to go DEFCON 3 on black people for no reason. All right? Called black people a hate group. Why? Yeah. Why? Because we hated slavery?

Because we hate the fact that there has been no atonement for slavery? Because we hate systemic racism? Why wouldn't a black person hate the fact that from birth to death, we face systemic disadvantages? Okay? Inequality between blacks and whites persists in every single aspect of society. OK, it's wealth, poor health and shorter lifespans. And we're not supposed to hate that. Now, I can't speak for all black people. OK, no black person can. But personally, I don't hate white people, but I do hate white supremacy.

And I really hate white grievance, especially when the white grievance paints black people as the problem. What's that African proverb? Until the lion learns how to write every story will glorify the dilbert that's how it goes there's something to that there's something to that i mean scott you called black people a hate group but think about all these wide gaps i just mentioned they exist because of slavery segregation and discrimination i haven't even mentioned things like the war on drugs police brutality i mean come on bro hate and racial injustice does not make black people a hate group. But Scott, you know this.

You're just racist. Simple and plain. Okay, you are white supremacist. And white separatism is a concept every neo-Nazi white nationalist talks about all the time. So knock it off. Knock it off before we send Dr. Umar on you. A thousand lashes. A thousand?

A thousand? Exactly. Is this a thousand? Ten thousand. Ten. Okay. Because he on the way. He coming for you. A thousand lashes. A thousand? A thousand? Exactly. Is this a thousand? Ten thousand. Ten. Okay. Because he on the way. He coming for you. Please give Scott Adams the big, well matter of fact, let Chelsea Handler give Scott Adams the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw!

Hee-haw! That is way too much Dan Mayonnaise. I think Kathy Griffin needs to get in on this too. Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw. No Chris Rock? I ain't heard from Mr. Chris Rock in a while either. Cracker ass cracker. Oh. Yeah, he need all of them. What about my girl?

Cracker. Hey, man. Are you offending DJ Envy? Because remember you just said that you're trans. Woof. I'll give you a dogf. Identifies a dog. Since we can switch it up whatever we want. Big yellow beige dog.

Envy the big beige dog. Big dog. Oh my God. I'm messing with y'all. That could be dope. You put some Timbs on him and a Yankees hat. That would be amazing. You put some Timbs on him in a Yankees hat. That would be amazing. Not the butters.

The Breakfast Club. We were sitting at a show, and I was telling him, like, man, I don't know if I should do it because it just ain't going to be right. And I feel like I'm scared it's going to put me back in that moment. And he was like, nah, you got to do that for the world and for him. Like, y'all Lacey, man, y'all were the biggest group ever in hip-hop. And also, like, he would want that, bro. He was like, you need that energy.

You and your brother rocking that stage again. Even if it's for the last time or whatever. And this is Zach where he's like, even if it's for the last time or whatever, he don't really know what's going on. But it's going to be a cleanser for both of y'all. And it was. Yeah, it don't really know what was going on, but it's going to be a cleanser to both of y'all. Was it? Yeah, it was. I swear it was.

It was, it was, it felt like at first before I did it, I was still like, because it reminds, you know, it's a reminder.

But after we did it, I just felt, I did feel good about it, like, close the chapter on the right way, like, on a big way.

Unity, love, and like, giving to the people also. What was it like before that because i know everybody talks about i guess y'all got into something backstage somewhere it was a video where everybody heard cardi yelling like y'all both wrong so what was what was it like before that moment oh before what before before y'all got on stage like oh no we we were together man

like that's hard pill to swallow like your bro missing all that out the window you know i'm saying it's like family love everything let's do this right more than anything because when you go into something with the wrong energy you ain't gonna do it right you know i'm saying when it's with the right energy and that's my brother so what's your relationship now with quavo that's my brother at the end of the day we good bro we just with each other in paris we be talking because we be going through little emotions and it don't be for the public. That's the thing. When it's like this, it don't be everything

and for the public to be kiki-ing and it's all love. At the end of the day, we lost a brother. You know they want to see y'all cry on Instagram. That's what they want.

Not going to get it from me. You think y'all ever make music together? Not even just as Migos but just as Set and Quavo? I think so. I think a lot of fans were hoping that there was

maybe lost takeoff verses or lost Migos records and that they would get that one more Migos album. But that doesn't seem like that's going to happen. Nah, it ain't fair to put that pressure on us either. After losing brother, man. Maybe. You know what I'm saying? In the future.

Right now, I just don't see it. It's like hard for me hearing our songs sometimes. In the club, bro. And people might have got a smile on my face. but that s*** like, take verse, come on. Like, touch me every single time. So it's like, I don't see us doing that. Now, I can imagine, because to us it's just a verse, but to you, it's like, you probably think about the moment y'all recorded. The moment we made the song.

The day. Yeah. It put me in that bed every time. I was just in Starlet the other night. And they playing Freak No More. And his verse, come on. I'm like, throwing money. His verse, come on. It like throwing money his verse come on

it's just like slowed me up real quick so now what's the difference between this album Set It Off and Father of Four okay Father of Four

was like I feel like I was getting more personal about who I was my story of going to jail having kids young the story of my wife my letter to my wife

I'm just in a but this album is more like the music wise it's like more fun I'm I didn't I did all the new producers

so I didn't really except for Metro and Southside I didn't really work all the producers I worked with on this it's like new producers I never worked with because I didn't want to

create the same sound because I feel like artists now like as an artist sometimes like you just get stuck in your ways and I let a lot of

I worked with A&R this time like I let a lot of I worked with an artist time Like I know a lot of people and I game but the G my and I was fire So she was able to bring me different producers that I never heard of and different sounds and give me Critiquing me on the music like nah number one sign to make the make sound like number 10 I was happy because like usually I ain't going for that, you know I ain't nobody to me nothing but I, I ain't letting nobody tell me nothing. But I understand, like, change the game, change. The sound be changing.

And you just got to change with it or you're going to get left. Is it difficult with you doing music, right, because you are a husband, your father of five, but yet you're still in the club, so you know what people want to hear. You know people in the club ain't married. You know the people in the club might not have some kids. So when you do your music, do you say do you say well i gotta put myself in their situation and take myself out from the husband and take myself out being the father five because you didn't on this album you knocked off a lot of a lot of chicks on this album all these women all set and you're married man that's what uh because i got a real wife like that she understands like we in I gotta be relatable and especially

like I age like the average person ain't married and like people sometimes people I could see it like you let your wife dress like this and you like I'm very secure by my husband so we ain't no controlling like don't do this or I'm not telling her don't do a feature with that at that time because it's just like this this this they'll interrupt the love I feel like when you go to doing that cuz then it's like damn I want to interrupt the love, I feel like, when you go to doing that, because then it's like, damn,

I want to be this person, I got to talk to all these people, all these fans, and they got to relate to me, but they can't relate to me if I'm standing in one lane, so I'm just blessed to have a good wife.

What about the people who, those same kids that love your personal life, they love you and Cardi together as a couple, and they follow y'all on social media and see all of that,

and they like, damn, they might want to hear that reflected in the music, because I know people got really excited when they heard y'all on social media and see all of that and they like damn they might want to hear that reflected in the music because i know people got really excited when they heard y'all doing an album together yeah um or ep or whatever it was they don't they can't get mad at me because i'm not gonna tell her like you can't say shaking your ass or like you're having a good time girls want to feel that them bars she be saying but i guess you know too when carly talks about that i guess we all automatically assume when she says she's shaking ass is shaking her ass for her husband you know what i mean it's like she's doing it for set but you know i mean for you when i heard i'm not gonna like oh he's putting his mind frame on somebody that's in the club not himself yeah i got to bro

because it's like it's more of bros doing that than there's people that's married facts these are facts these are facts. These are facts, so I just still got to be relatable to them. They got to still feel like, oh, shit, I ain't on no old. Like, shit, I got married. We don't even understand them all. Then it's the worst. Then there's no coming back from that.

All right, we got more with Offset when we come back. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club of the Morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Offset.

His album is out this Friday. Charlamagne? First song on the album Club We're still kicking it With Offset His album is out This Friday Charlamagne First song on the album You said you knew You were the one Since you left the group I think that was

The other line What does that line Mean to you? So how do you know About that? We heard the album Oh y'all need to tell me What the album

Hit it for first You never heard the album They say what the album Hit it for Yeah yeah So that's just like A confidence bar Like you know I went through some things I can't really speak on.

Like, I stepped out of the box and, like, had to get my s*** together on the business side of things. And, like, after that, the freedom and the being able to be in control of my creative and being able to do that was like, now I can show you who I am. If you notice, like, now people kind of see, like, I got a personality. I felt like that was kind of, like, bottled in when everything was all this one. Because it wasn't really about me. It was about us. This album is about me. How important was hip-hop growing up to you?

Because I know you got roots in New York. I know you got roots in the land. I know you got roots a little bit everywhere. I'd be sitting set with people. I'd be like, how do you know him? So, you know, talk about your roots and what hip-hop means to you. Because you sample a lot of that on this album. Hip-hop, man, meaning me, like, man,

growing up is like the superheroes, you know what I'm saying, to me, because I felt like it was so out of reach. And also, I felt like they was, like, saving the world with the music and, like, you know, seeing, like, Cash Money, Master P, because I'm from the South, Andre Tha, like, Outkast. You know, we from Atlanta, so we might not even listen to it

i might not get on jay-z towers in high school you know what i'm saying i might not know him through middle school i knew guap i knew gucci and i knew jay-z i knew under 2000 i knew future it's like our neighborhood heroes and like me i feel like in general with music you gotta know your roots and pay respect to it too like i watched the james browns i'd be watching like how they would dress or how they stay so it would be or sometimes I go watch a rock-and-roll I'm only cool some I go watch them stay stay said to get a like a like a like an idea even on stage and like cuz I feel like you it always rotate but you could just do it better in a better way well one of the things

you say throughout the album is you keep referencing blame it on set that's a dope record too by the way to blame it on set record what are some of the things you think folks blame you for no it's not like people blame me for it's like it's like a it's like me talking to myself almost like everything you went through is because of you it's like taking responsibility everything you went through is because of you like anytime anything happens it's it's on you that's all it was it wasn't like a specific like y'all blaming me no it was just like taking time being a man being a man yeah accountability like accountability for all actions people were mad at you a

couple of weeks ago because you did that interview uh what's her name Bobby they weren't mad at me I feel like they was oh that smoke dead in you even gave her an opportunity to interview you. You know what I mean? You know, people were saying, well, why would you give that girl an opportunity and not somebody from the culture? Reached out, I did my research,

and I was like, I'm open to do it, because, you know, I don't like doing interviews at all. I was like, I'm open to doing an album on the way. And I felt like it was kind of comical. It was kind of funny. It was kind of funny to me. It wasn't like I wasn't taking that shit Offensive you gotta be on your toes when you're doing it. No she needed to be on her toes

Yeah, yeah, yeah, she needed it. She needed it. You know what I'm saying? And also like I'm doing this for the brothers You ain't gonna catch me slipping on this show and be down on top of me and you like you just coming up off the top It's all love though, but she's she's she cool man. I don't know I felt like A lot of people did take a lot of comedy out of it. It's all love, though. But she cool, man. I don't know. I feel like a lot of people did take a lot of comedy out of it. It was supposed to be funny, man. You told us you needed some seasoning.

Yeah, she do. Oh, absolutely. A little bit of seasoning. But it's cool, though, man. Ain't no issues or nothing. But I feel like a lot of people was mad at her. But that's how she do the interviews.

I think I brought it to our world more. Because a lot of people are like, why does she? It was kind of taking it as she was being disrespectful. She wasn't. I think that's the to our world more. It's like a lot of people are like, why does she? It was kind of taking it as like she was being disrespectful. She wasn't. She just, I think that's the way she got on. You know, I hear you channel a lot in this album. I hear a lot of Project Pat.

Yeah. Were you listening to a lot of Pat? 3 6 and Project Pat. Yeah, man. That's what I'm saying. It's like the underground music. And to come to, and then they went underground and went big. Shout out to Juicy J, man.

He a player. Good producer. He ain't taxed me on the records. He didn't tax you. Oh, he did production on it. Nah, you get certain shit, you got to talk to Juicy J about it. He ain't do production. He's a searcher.

You got to highlight Juicy J. Oh, so when you just using that. But you got to think the sample on Jealousy is Juicy J. Yes, absolutely. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So, and then it's the South music, man. There's just always something about the South music to me, even growing up.

Just always felt like we was the shit because it was relatable to my neighborhood. You're from down there, man. Absolutely. Now, we had Cardi up here, and we were talking about your marriage and everything. And she was like, sometimes it's difficult not to keep things off social, right? Like, the one time, y'all always argue on social media. Y'all never just say, you know what, I'm going to put the phone down and call her she's crazy man you crazy too you know you married a woman from the bronx the craziest people in america come from the bronx and all the florida

said you got to know that yeah i've learned it i learned it so it's just like man the hate fan base man sometimes be like trying to like kill so then sometimes you gotta like i feel like. So then sometimes you got to, like, I feel like I got to protect her. You know what I'm saying? I've made mistakes. You dig what I'm saying? So those mistakes make me continue to have to protect her as a man. It don't just go away. So, like, I just hate that because it's, like, we be good, bro.

Living the life like it's golden. We got beautiful kids. We don't bother nobody. But you know how it be. Whack, dog. But what about when you posted that your wife cheated? That's causing turmoil in the house. Nah, it's calming her ass down.

Don't play with me. Same way she's... But then the next day, they holding hands together. It was count. It was count. Everybody know it was count. She was like, man. She was like, he was playing.

He was lying. Sometimes bad go in too much on me, man. Like, I don't know. And it makes sense. So I didn't want people to think like... People thinking this shit's real. So it was just a little reverse on no car now she said you straightened it you said if you don't stop I'm gonna get on line and say you cheated yeah cuz that's the thing she gotta make her she got like

she still somebody to so like when they be doing it like it'd be like making her seem like she a sucker so then she got her but then this time she did she kind of alive I'm like oh slow, slow that down, tune that down, baby. Oh, don't do me like that. Set willing to blow up the whole house. We'll blow up the whole house. We all going down. We all going down.

Five, four, three, two, one. It's over. Boom. Real. But we turned out in the final. We six years strong, man. Six years strong. Congratulations.

Why didn't Playboy Cardi clear the song for them? That's a rumor online. Is that true? Yeah, it's true. Shout out to my boy, man. See, because I don't get into it with my music. Sometimes people be going through their own. You know what I'm saying?

Shout out to bro, though, man. He should have cleared that smash, though. I ain't going to cap. But I don't get mad at folks for like that. Because sometimes people be going through their own. But they might not. I don't know. It's all love though it's

my little bro all right we got more with offset when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody is dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club we're still kicking it with offset his album is out this friday charlamagne now did authorities contact you after nickij's husband made those threats against you? That was another rumor. Man, hell no. Okay. Police ain't never calling me.

Okay. I ain't got no number for you. Because they were saying they reached out to see if you wanted the press charge. Man, please. I'll never do no lame ass shit like that. I'm going to keep it discreet. All this dope. Grow on that, man.

I don't even want to bring it up because I don't want people to like. But I just laugh at shit like that. I got real money. I'm handling to keep you discreet. Oh, that's dope. Grown-ass man. I don't even want to bring it up because I don't want people to like... But I just laugh at shit like that. I got real money. I'm handling real business. I'm on the way to Coach Prime, man. On the jet, like. Word. I'm 30 years old, bro.

Like, I'm grown as hell. And I'm just too old to participate in shit like that. The little DM shit you had seen was because I'm a grown man. Also, like I'm saying, it's a respect thing, brother. But you threatening my wife, bro. I'm not playing those games. I hate when men say anything about my wife.

Because it's like, but you a man. Don't speak on my wife, bro. I don't care how people think. Like, oh, why you, why you, why you? Man, this is my wife. Mother of my kids, man. Men disrespecting their wife. I see you ain't playing by choice, either. Yeah. You want to box in they mouth. I'm going to get on your mouth. Yeah. Box your mouth. you ain't playing by choice you know what yeah you want

you want to box in they mouth I'm going to get on your yeah box your mouth all that playing the twinkling all the trying to twinkle

your toes and kick your feet all that yeah that was now we had Cardi up here and she you know she

talked about how much she supports you and was you know riding for you loving your music and now let me ask you a question are we going to get a

Second Cardi album Anytime soon man She announced it I thought I saw her I thought I saw her Announce it recently No she ain't announced nothing She said maybe first quarter

She said 2024 She said 2024 Is it done? We almost there? We almost there But y'all There's rumors that y'all Was working on the joint album

Together too though Yeah after hers You think that would be That would be the album Like the way you just expressed Love for your wife Yep And you know Why you decided to be with her You think we would be the album? Like, the way you just expressed love for your wife. Yep. And, you know, why you decided to be with her.

You think we'll get that in music on that project? For sure. Okay. Then a tour. Then a tour. Oh, y'all definitely having another baby after the tour. That's definitely happening. She said she wanted more, right?

She said she wanted more. Yeah, I seen her say that up here, man. You don't want no more? Father six. Y'all don't want no more? Father 6. Y'all gonna get me beat up. College expensive. What? I know.

Father 6. Next album. How many you got? Six. I'm done. Done, done. I got four, but I'm done. I'm done, done, done.

I got two in college right now. College expensive. College waxing that ass. That's right. Pause. Let I was waxing that ass. That's right pause I do want to ask what what I learned from takeoffs passing. Um I'm still on it. Um, how are you know today? The lesson is just pain. It ain't really you trying to run from this Have you done anything to deal with that grief?

Have you sat down with somebody? I be feeling like sitting down with people. Maybe I ain't found the right person, but I don't feel like sometimes people can't relate. That's why culturally competent therapists and psychiatrists and grief counselors are very important. You got to have somebody from it to understand it. I feel like sometimes in them job spaces, they not giving people who have maybe have a record or and those are the

people you need to have in the office because they're gonna they've been through they can really relate to black people i like i feel like the therapy thing don't really be for black folks a lot of times because every person i've ever seen it like they ain't they like to buy them ask you a question back like so have you ever done it and if it ain't They like to I'm gonna ask you Your questions back So have you ever Da da da da da And if it ain't It's a waste of time Well we appreciate you

The album comes out This Friday Set it off You wanna play it I gotta ask you What was your favorite song That you feel like I like Say My Grace

I like Worth It Cause I just I'm from that era So I like you Kinda catching the Buster flow Which was different for me I like Blame It On Set.

I like the one where you had the Project Pat flow. The first song on the album, Hard. On the River. Yeah, that's when you said I'm the one. That's Hard. I don't know. I got to listen to it again. I only got to listen to it one time.

Yeah, listen to it one time, too. I wanted to bring rap, like rapping on the song, but I feel like it's a lot of auto-tune, a lot of like... I got melodies on it, of course, but like... Your voice don't need it, though. You got to get to the rapping. But your voice so distinct. You don't need the auto-tune joint with travis uh that's what i said say my grace my grace oh okay all right all right yeah that's hard that's why we got the video we shot that in thailand too i can't wait to see that in art what does success

look like for offset um the music connected to the people like i'm not you know how we came in the game like i hate how everything is clocked now like the numbers first day because then that gives people opinions already immediately that ain't even chatting to us so me i'm just trying to connect musically with these people like you said identify offset sound like like i did on reflare that was like oh bro we got that like it's it's proven like and showing my Like, you see my album cover falling from the sky upside down, but I'm still on top. It's like being able to express the art. It's not numbers for me because I come from, see, my number one record was number 60 and 40 and 20 and 10. Then number one.

So I know, like, working a record, I feel like people don't be working records no more the festivals and in big places they taking your numbers they taking you where your song that on billboard I learned that it like I think I learned that 2016 I forgot who the artist was it was gone after us and I'm like I know we had it in I know this like but the streaming numbers it was like a radio show to me like what they on, well, they on Billboard. They on top 15. Y'all like number 40 right now. And then it made me understand the significance point of it.

So it's some people that still watch. And I just feel like artists ain't, rappers ain't putting on no show, bro. Nah. We just getting the bag. And people tired of paying the bag like that. Like, you got to put on a show. You going to dance and everything. Yeah, yeah.

I don't give a ****. I think it's like not cool, cool. People like to be entertained more than. You going to dance and everything? Yeah, yeah. I don't give a ****. I think it's not cool cool. People like to be entertained more than anything. That's right. What you want to hear off the aisle? What you want to play? Play that Worth It, man. Worth It? Let's get in that bag, man. Featuring Don Toliver. We appreciate you joining us. The album is out this Friday.

Set it off. The brother offsets here. Let's go. And it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Good news if you're hiring. You've got help. ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter works for you to find great candidates fast. It's smart technology, identifies qualified candidates for you, and you can invite your top choices to apply.

Try it for free at ZipRecruiter.com slash breakfast. Now, Charlamagne is out, so we got our guest host with us. We have Claudia Jordan. My wife Gia is here as well. Now we're asking if you're just joining us. 800-585-1051. Yesterday after the show, the ladies of The Breakfast Club were talking about shooting their shots. And they were saying when they shoot their

shot with a man, they always hit 100% from the line. And they were saying that their relationships when they shoot their shot last a little longer. So we're asking ladies, have you ever shot your shot? And how did it turn out? 800 585 105 1 I want to ask you a question. Yes, ma'am So they said that when they shoot their shot from the line, it usually goes in those are their longest relationships So from a man's point of view, why do you think that is?

Is it because the man is flattered because he knows that the woman is 100 in that she really wants to be there because she approached him because she went for the gusto what do you think it is i think it's a little bit of everything i mean you still have to look attractive like you just can't shoot your shot and you know you gotta you know okay so you still have to look attractive you still have to be smart yes okay and i think it's i think it's dope i think a lot of times i don't think necessarily uh women shoot their shots as much as men do so i think when they do it's kind of intriguing okay makes you you know want to see well what is this about let's have a conversation let's talk and then you know i think most men feel like if a woman's shooting

a shot she's probably horny and i could probably get it in a little faster maybe i don't know i think we're also more efficient i think men cast a big net and just try to holler at anything badass and we like we'll look at you first like okay i can see we're looking at your shoes your nails like we're not looking at a man for a fat ass deliberate yeah we don't know we're deliberate okay right so that's why we have a higher success rate okay you guys just like oh ass titties we're like okay he looks stable okay he seems nice nice smile there's we look at things. So when's the last time you shot your shot at an individual? So just straight up with someone I just met. I don't really do it that often.

I will definitely give the cues where I give them the green light where they know it's okay. So what are the cues? What's the cleavage? What's the cues? Well, you know, you give a little flirty look, whatever, all that kind of stuff. But I will say I did get turned down one time with someone that I dated and I tried to spin the block again. Oh, so you tried to go back. Tell us about that. Now I'm interested. This is super embarrassing. You got my attention. And I don't want to get embarrassed. So anyways,

this is a guy that I thought was the one. Okay. So we had broken up, but like not. Wait, wait, wait. Why'd you break up? Um, so we were kind of young and he came into like a big contract. And so like he got to have kind of go live his life a little bit and have his little fun. And I understood that. Like I wish I would have met him like way before, you know. Anyways, long story short, I always felt like he was like the one. So we pleasantly broke up. We just split. But it wasn't bad.

So he was in town for an award show and they were hosting a party at this place. So I knew he was going to be there. So I packed an overnight bag. Oh, so you was ready. He was like, he's not going to turn me down. Stop interrupting. I packed an overnight bag. Oh, so you was ready. He was like, he's not going to turn me down. Stop interrupting. I packed an overnight bag, right? And I'm like thinking, surely he's going to hang out with me afterwards.

Right. Like, of course. Why would he not? Like, why would you not? Oh, he had plans. So anyways, at the end of the night, I was hovering, you know, like this. Oh, no. Whenever I thought maybe we would hang out.

And he goes, oh, I have plans. I go, with somebody else? He's like, yeah. I was like, but I brought her overnight. Jesus. You didn't tell him that. No, you didn't. Claudia.

Jesus. Claudia, tell me you didn't tell him that. I said it with my eyes. I said it with your eyes. I said it with my eyes. So anyways, I went in the car and I cried, right? And I filmed. I did one of those corny.

Well, I did the Tyrese thing. I filmed myself crying, right? And I filmed, I did one of those corny, well, I did the Tyrese thing. I filmed myself crying, right? To remind myself to never do, not to post, to remind myself to never go out like that again. And then I told my friends a story and I told them,

but I brought an overnight bag. To this day, they would like put bags underneath my comments sometimes. Oh, my friends suck. So yeah, I did get shot. I did, I lost the last of my shot.

So wait, and he never called you back after that no we talked but it wasn't we never went there it was awkward she's not going back

there now because for me logically that doesn't seem like a turndown that seems like oh maybe I would but I have plans but if he didn't

call afterwards to say hey you know so you brought that overnight bag so you know what's up that's a turndown

that's what more so feels like the turndown you know what I'm brought that overnight bag. So, you know, what's up? That's a turndown. That's what more so feels like. You know what? I'm canceling my plans. Come on. But since he didn't, that's second. We don't know what his plans are. I'm trying to make her feel good. I don't know.

I don't like to presume. I never like to presume. Once again, I came in second. Let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Destiny. Hi, Destiny. How are you guys?

We're wonderful. I love you. Pauly, I love you. Of course, DJ Ava, I love you too. You ain't got to say mine like that. As long as I came in first, thank you. She sure did. See, once again, I'm stuck in it.

Now, when did you shoot your shot at somebody, Destiny? Okay, the one time in life. I never did this ever. So I was in college, and it was like a comedy show, kind of like a wild and out vibe. They came to our college, and it was this guy. He kept looking at me. And I was telling my friends, like, oh, he's cute, girl.

And my friend Zoe, she said, oh, you're so bad. Go over there and talk to him. He thinks you're all that. So I said, OK, I'm going to go talk to him. And he literally laughed in my face. And for the following hour, he talked about me in the comedy show. Damn it, man. So when you went up to him and spoke, what was it that you said before he laughed in your

face? I was just like, hi, I see that we keep making eye contact. My name is Destiny and I just was trying to see, you know, would you like to grab some food from the cafeteria later or something like that. It was just something like lame, like,

hey, let me hang out. And then he actually laughed? When he got off stage, he was just like like lame, like, hey, let me hang out. And then he actually left? And then he actually, when he got off stage, he was just like, I'm married. And he was like, my wife married me from Lanny. And he was like, so I have a bad wife at home. She married me from Lanny. And this girl from college that lives in a little small town is trying to talk to me. Oh, damn.

Jesus. Destiny. I want to know who the comedian was. Some no-name guy from me. Oh, damn. Jesus. Destiny. I want to know who the comedian was. Um, some no-name guy from Savannah. No. Savannah, Georgia. Did you do the breath check

before you went over there? Did you do like a to make sure you was good money? I was good. Let me tell you. I was good. I was cute that day. I'm a makeup artist.

Damn. So my makeup was everything. And he even said like, oh, you're cute. But my wife married me from then. So I'm the kid. Damn it, man. That was his little thing. He kept saying, even said like, oh, you're cute, but my wife married me from the beginning. I'm the kid. Damn it, man.

That was his little thing. He kept saying, he's like, I literally date a supermodel. Damn. Sorry, Destiny. Well, we're 0 for 2 right now, so as far as kicking it to guys,

right now, I'm against it. But guys nowadays think they're the bad bitch, though. Wait, so, Rashawn, let me ask you a question. How do you feel about that masculine energy of a woman saying,

hey, can I take you out? Not just I want to get to know you, but like, I want to take you on a date. I don't mind. You would like it? I don't care. I was thinking the same thing. Like, do guys get turned off? I am wondering about that.

In this new bad bitch era, I think that men are not as turned off by it. I think that there's something psychological there. No, because if I have it, then I don't feel any way about it. But now if I don't have it. No, no, let's take money. No, no, no. It's not about money. It's just about the intention of a woman saying, hey, I want to take you out. Sure, where

we going? It turns me off. You're not a man. No, no, no. The idea of it completely turns me off. No. I feel as though if I'm into a guy and I'm in his space, if he is attracted to me, if he's interested, he is going to kick it.

If he is not, I am not going to push the envelope and put myself on a platter for rejection. And I'm further not going to take on like a more masculine energy and say, hey, can I take you out to dinner? But I believe in traditional roles. I like to be courted. Those are things that are important to me. Oh, please stay married because they're not courting these days. They are not courting.

They're calling late. They're leaving me at 1 o'clock in the morning at the hotel room. But now, here's the thing. Do you feed into that energy by becoming the masculine energy in the relationship because that's what their expectation is? No, because I'm with you. I'm still holding out.

I want that masculine energy. Do you know what I mean? If I'm masculine towards you, it makes me kind of be a little disrespectful to you. Absolutely. If you allow me to be like that, I'm going to probably treat you the way you probably intended on treating me.

Exactly. No, but you should. I think that there's nothing wrong with taking a man out. There's nothing wrong with saying, hey, babe, I got tickets to the game today. I'm taking you to the game. No, I'm not talking about... What's wrong with taking me to S. There's nothing wrong with saying, hey, babe, I got tickets to the game today. I'm taking you to the game. No, no, no.

I'm not talking about if you're... What's wrong with taking me to Sizzler? No, you're misunderstanding me. I'm not talking about if you're already in a relationship. If you're already in a relationship, I love the push-pull, the back and forth where, you know, you do something kind for me. I reciprocate and I do something kind for you. Not in a tit-for-tat way. But in the beginning, I as the woman, I need to feel that that interest is there. I'm not going to be, you know, buying you gifts.

I'm not going to be taking you out to dinner. Not to say if I'm out and I see something cute for you. Yes, if it comes from the heart. But I'm not going to be doing that to get you to like me. That's why a lot of women are single right there. They see something they want. They see something they like. They better go see what's going on with that thing that they like or see.

Because they're not going to see it again. Women, if you see something you like, you go approach that man. Hey, how you doing? My name is so-and-so. What's your name? I think you're handsome. Why don't we go out and get something? There's nothing wrong with that.

But if he thought that you were cute, he would have kicked it too. He might be shy. Well, then that's not that masculine energy that I'm looking for. You don't want a fly man either, though. Exactly. That's not that masculine energy. If I'm in your space and you see me, you notice me, and I throw you a little flirt like Claudia said that she does. Listen, here's the alley-oop.

All you need to do is dunk. I'm here. If you don't kick it to me, you don't look in my direction, I'm like, oh, he must not be interested. Not every man can dunk. You might be too short. I do think when you do get with a guy like that, you can put it out there, but I feel like it kind of sets a precedence for the relationship. I'm thinking down the line,

do I have to get on one knee to propose to you? Do I have to protect you? Ladies, don't listen to me. Claudia is single. Claudia, you see a man out there, you better holler. You on a plane and you see a cute guy This isn't about No

Listen the world is Let me tell you something The world is I got three more years The world is tripping on Claudia Okay Because Claudia got everything

I don't even The universe is messing with her It's a test Claudia Well my mother told me It's a test This lady in Italy Put a curse on me When I was in the womb

Is what I heard Jesus Wait that what My mom There's a lady in Italy that they said supposedly said, like she, ah, my dad left this one lady for my mom and took her to America and she was like, basically before

he left, like, your unborn daughter will forever have issues. Jesus Christ. Yeah, so anyways, I'm only dating if I get a recommendation from a good friend or people that are in successful relationships. I don't trust my own meter and picker I don't I should have more time to talk about that all right well go ahead don't move it's the breakfast club on BET the breakfast club your mornings will never be the same are you someone who knows you don't have a condom available

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