The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club REWIND (Jay Shetty, Wallo & Gillie Da King, Topic Time and More)

Episode Date: January 2, 2023

Today, we flash back to when Jay Shetty came on the show to speak on his purpose, intention, Kobe Bryant connection, Will Smith and more.  We also look back on the interview with Wallo & Gillie Da King where they discuss respect, lessons to the youth, Hip Hop hypotheses and more. Today's Donkey Of The Day goes to a Florida woman who gets fired from her job for lying.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake your ass up. The Breakfast Club is on. Wake up! The Breakfast Club, Envy, and Charlamagne, the voice of the culture. You think I'm gonna come here when this shit ain't hot? See, y'all are different. Y'all are the culture. It's different, you know what I'm saying?

Like, y'all 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. Put it in perspective. The Breakfast Club, bitches! Wake up! Wake up, wake up! Wake your ass up! This is your time Wake up. Wake your ass.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, big chocolate to toe sucker. It's toe time. How are you doing, family? What's up, man? What's up, man?

What's going on? What's going on? Two quick things, all right? So, shout out. I got to shout out my place, Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut. You don't own it. That's his place. That's his place.

You don't own it? How you know? You don't know what he owns. When I get that Envy money, I'll own it. That's it. You need more than that. I heard you speaking about acting, Envy. I had a chance to be the new Black Panther's older brother in the new Wakanda movie.

But they left me out. You're a liar. I don't know why. You're a liar. You're a liar in the true fantasy. I love dancing to Envy's music. So check out the movie. What do you think?

You're a liar. Why would you just lie like that for no damn reason? I make a good Black Panther's older brother, right? No. Good luck with your movie. Good luck with your TV show, Envy. That was nice. Let's end it that way. Thank luck with your TV show, Envy. That was nice. Thank you so much.

Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Trey Garland from 97.9 Macon, Georgia. Just want to say to the infamous Charlemagne, the cheesy, and DJ Emiratus, DJ Envy, my get it off the chest is a brief song to Lady Lilily a farewell song impossible

who is lily lily is an swv we got an angela yee he's trying to be funny guys come on i know i know gosh come on stop charlamagne da jay-z Go ahead, brother Hey, beautiful black lady I sure would like to get to know you Good luck, my lady Oh, love, I love that, Kim Thank you, yeah, that's amazing Was it? Alright Hello, who's this?

Hi, it's your niece from Dayton. What up? Oh, I'm sorry. Y'all usually give me a well good morning. Where my well good morning at? Good morning, Mama. How are you? Good morning.

Peace to the queen. I mean, it's been a minute. What's happening, queen? How are you? I'm sending you positive energy. Good night. What's happening? Good morning, all you? Sending you positive energy. Good night. What's happening? Good morning, all of y'all.

Solomon the God, DJ Evie, my girl, Angela Yee. Good morning, boo. I want to shout you out, baby, because I had to get on here before you left. You know, it's been a minute since y'all heard me. And I want to say congratulations on your future endeavors. Thank you. And I'm'm gonna miss listening to everything you do giving out the great i'm sorry about the cuts giving out those great

you know opinions voicing your comments everything and my second thing i want to get off my test is charlamagne i have not gotten my book i ain't getting my book alright we gonna try this again Eddie Eddie send her a black effect snapback too send her a black effect snapback courtesy of Mitchell and Ness too please

we gonna make that up to you before the holidays and DJ I love you too man your car shows was jumping I followed your story throughout your whole car shows. You really did it big this year, giving back to each community. And I'm really proud of you as well. Like, y'all really do it big. And y'all going with or without NLE, even though it's going to probably suck without it.

Y'all going to do big. What was that? Thank you, mama. I'll be on right after the Breakfast Club, too. Yes, you will. Okay, great. So I can still listen to you, but like I said, it's not gonna be the same without the three of y'all. The three of me.

Well, thank you, Mama. Where you from? I'm from Dayton. Y'all know y'all. Shanice from Dayton. Remember, y'all love my smile. That's right. I like that song. Shanice from day remember y'all love my smell that's right Shanice yep

you always said that Shanice I love your smile word okay y'all always mess my name up it's Shanice not Shanice Shanice well thank you Shanice happy holidays Shanice

right mama black effect snap back alright well get it off your chest it's the breakfast club good morning Peace. Happy holidays, Shanice. I love y'all. I'm going to sit at home with my book, Eddie. Right, mama. Eddie, send her the Black Effect snapback. All right, well, get it off your chest. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy.

We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, hey, hey. What's up, baby? Hold Hello, who's this? Hey, hey, hey. What's up, baby? Hold on. Wipe my mouth. Hey, hey, hey. Where's your mouth?

Where's your mouth? What? Bro, you don't know what we're talking about. Where's your mouth, bro? You're exciting me so crazy. I ain't saying where's my mouth. I told my girl to wipe my mouth. Hold on, man.

Shut the back. I got a question for you. What? I got a question for you. I don't know where your mouth is. I don't know where to go back, you know, but I ain't been able to get on the air for a minute. Y'all always... Matter of fact, let me ask you this real quick.

Who is the person that asked for the phone and say, hold on, what's your question? Who is that guy? It depends. It depends. It's a few people. Two different people. You got my man Brandon.

Y'all know Bubba Dub on Instagram, right? The Instagram influencer. Whoever asked for the phone, the person that put y'all up there, put people on the phone, that mother f***ing trash. What happened? What happened? What happened?

That man always put you on hold. I held on the phone for an hour. I only held on for an hour. It ain't like I ain't got nothing to do. But I only held on for an hour because it takes me an hour to drive to work at one point. So I held on. I got a question. I got a question, Charlamagne. This hear what that means. Yes, go ahead.

I got a question, Charlamagne. This is a serious question, though, for real. So how do you ask, this is about mental health, how do you ask someone if they're going to hurt their self or, you know, they want to kill their self? I don't know. I'm asking that question because this goes back for a little while now. I read the 603.

It's the note that his girlfriend wrote to him before she committed suicide. I have two friends in my life that committed suicide. Yeah, so did I. I want to know, is there a way that you can ask somebody that, are they going to hurt themselves? Are we going to kill them, Bill? I don't know if that's a question that I've ever seen anybody ask. I mean, usually it's something that the other person expresses, you know, and if they don't express it verbally, they express it through actions.

And then usually they just attempted or sadly completed. So I don't think that's something you ask somebody. You think you're going to kill yourself? At least not me. I'm not an expert. I'm sure an expert would answer that question totally different but i've never asked anybody that question i only ask you because i hear you speaking about mental health a lot and like i said i had two friends my lifetime that committed suicide just recently here and one of them you

know he joked about it you know and we would always tell him you know you're joking and he always said he was joking and he said it in joking centers and stuff like that. But he was fighting some stuff we didn't know about, and boom, he took himself out. And that's what I wish I would have known. Then I would have asked him, are you planning to hurt yourself or what? Do you know somebody? Well, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to put you on hold, but not for an hour.

I'm going to give you an email, and I'm going to connect you with one of my experts, you know? And you should talk to her, Dr. Alfie Breland Noble. I mean, that's what we do at the Mental Wealth Online, so that's a great question, but I'm not an expert, man. I'm just a person with some experiences, but I'll connect you with an expert for sure. Hello, who's this?

Good morning, Jay. Good morning, Jay. What's up? South Florida, blessings. Get it off your chest, brother. Angelina, blessings and much success to y'all. Thank you. Thank you, thank you. I love this. Positive energy.

The big booty gang is about to pop up once you leave. What the hell is the big booty gang? What's this? That's a new gang. That's them. Oh, up once you leave. That is a big booty gang. Yeah, what's this? That's a new gang. That's them. Oh, that's you guys. That's the breakfast club once you know it.

I know they. Who is them, though? He said we the big booty gang. Y'all got big booty. Y'all the big booty gang. That's wild. Why we the big booty gang? Hey, Charlamagne, I got one thing to bring up.

Don't even date me. Bring up your Berkeley County school district. Oh, that was wild, right? Yeah. You bring up Florida. I'm from South Florida now. We do crazy things. You quick to bring it up.

I don't think that was as crazy as anything that's happened in Florida, my guy. All right. Not a man of many words. Thank you, brother. All right. Not a man of many words. Thank you, brother. All right. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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had the second or even third or whatever, maybe the fourth time around. I'm Jenny Garth. 29 years ago, Kelly Taylor said these words, I choose me. She made her choice. She chose herself. When it comes to love, choose you first. Hi, everyone. I'm Amy Robach. And I'm TJ Holmes. And we are, well, not necessarily relationship experts. If you're ready to dive back into the dating pool and find lasting love, finally, we want to help. Listen to I Do Part 2 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We'll see you next time. mindfulness podcast on purpose. I've had the pleasure of being a guest on it. You're a phenomenal guest. I love the episode with Kobe Bryant. I love the episode with Jada Pickett.

You've got a lot of great episodes. Yeah, I'm really grateful. We've got an amazing community. They keep showing up, and we've had some phenomenal guests. I was just saying, you were one of our first guests in the first three to six months of the show,

and it was brand new, so I'm so grateful that you did that, man. I really appreciate it. Thank you for having me. And I've been hearing a lot of people talk about meditation lately, and so you actually help guide people through how to meditate right yes yeah so i spent three years living as a monk in india and across europe and so i was trained in how to meditate from monks who've been practicing for decades and they were practicing

ancient meditation techniques for thousands and thousands of years and so when i was trained in that school i felt this this responsibility to wanna share that with the world because it changed my life and I'm just an average kid born and raised in London. And I thought, well, if it can help me, then I'm sure it can help a lot of people. What leads a young man to wanna be a monk? Trust me, I did not grow up wanting to be a monk.

And if someone told me that I was gonna grow up and become a monk, I probably would've thrown a beer bottle at them that I would have been holding uh but i was born and raised in london and i would go in my teens to go and hear from people who'd gone from nothing to something so i was fascinated by rags to riches stories i'd go and hear ceos entrepreneurs athletes celebrities and this is before podcasts and youtube so you actually had to go to events and so i'd go to these events and once my friends told me that a monk was speaking and i was skeptical i was like what am i going to learn from someone who's gone from nothing to

nothing like you know what what are they going to teach me and so i said to my friends i'd only go if we go to a bar afterwards i was i was 18 years old and they were being very persuasive so they agreed so I end up at this event at my university waiting to hear this monk speak I go there I'm looking at the clock like just waiting to leave and I was just mesmerized and I don't mean that in like a spiritual experience where I just mean like I was captivated by every word that he said and there was nothing externally attractive about him he was was wearing robes, he was from India, he wasn't connected to me in any other way but he spoke about service and he spoke about purpose and he spoke about how serving others and helping others with your skills and your strengths is the

greatest thing you can do and my 18 year old self was just completely penetrated my heart and I was just like that's what I want and now when I look back I realize that when I was 18 I'd met people who were rich I'd met people who were famous I'd met people who were beautiful and strong but I don't think I'd met anyone who was truly happy and that day I felt like I met someone who was truly happy and that you just felt that energy in this space what was the process of being a monk so the process is you wake up at 4 a.m. every day. And what is a monk for people that don't know? So a monk is someone who dedicates themselves

to a particular spiritual tradition. And you generally practice celibacy during the time that you're a monk. But beyond that, you're waking up every day, 4 a.m., meditating for 4 to 8 hours a day So the morning meditation finishes about 8 8 30 then you get some breakfast Then you do your daily chores and then the rest of the day we were out serving So we were serving food to the homeless building sustainable villages

Helping out in schools and this was all out in India. So a lot of the philanthropy work as well So the morning was about self mastery and the afternoon was about serving others and so that's kind of like the rough framework of what a day looks like but you know you said you wanted to be a monk because it led you to public service I feel like that's our true purpose in life service to others yes you can do that without being a monk so what made you want to go full-fledged and be a monk absolutely and I think the truth is that I didn't see anyone living a life of service at that time who wasn't living from a spiritual place it just wasn't as common and now i feel so happy

that this conversation is happening in the mainstream but when i was 18 that's you know roughly like 16 17 years ago that wasn't there you didn't see that you you saw the forbes rich list you saw that list you didn't really see a service list or a purpose list and I think that's changing but it was also the idea that the self mastery part was you're actually going to work on purifying your ego you're actually going to work on your own mind so you're not just gonna go out there and try and help other people but you're actually gonna deal with everything that's going on in here and I think that attracted me that wow I'm gonna get x amount of time every day to figure out the

mess that's in here when am i ever gonna get that time again what did your parents think about you going to monk school and then coming back home so when i first told them my mom was like where did we go wrong right you know like what did we do wrong? Right. You know, like, what did we do wrong? And, and luckily my, you know, my parents are very forward thinking and they, they supported me because they could see my heart was in it. And I can't really, you know, I can't really blame them. They did a great job and they were really, really supportive. But my extended family was like, you're never going to get a job again. You've been brainwashed. You're never going to get, make money again. You're never going to be, you know, all that noise from society basically saying, you've just committed career suicide.

And what are you going to do when it doesn't work out? So when it didn't work out, I almost felt like I had made what they were saying true. And so I kind of came with a lot of pain and a lot of stress and pressure thinking, all these people were right and maybe I was wrong. All right, we have more with Jay Shetty when we come back. Of course, he's the host of On Purpose. It's the number one health and wellness podcast. He's a former monk

and we'll talk to him some more when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I went from being a monk, served for a monk for three years. Couldn't find a job.

He said he got rejected by 40 different companies. Yeah. At what point did the On Purpose podcast start between that and The Monk and that? So I left Being A Monk in 2013. I started in 2010. On Purpose launched in 2019.

Okay. So six years later. And my online video content started in 2016. So in 2016, after I'd been sharing meditation and mindfulness with corporations, coaching people behind the scenes, never made any content, I just felt that I was sitting in a lot of boardrooms, which was fantastic. But I felt this message had to get further than the boardroom. And at the time, I was thinking, how do I do this? And so I was applying to media companies

that I was like, hey, if these guys give me a job, then I can make content about mindfulness and meditation. And I was rejected from three media companies. I remember chasing an exec on his bike in London and saying, hey, give me a job. And he was like, you're too old. Is that after you said that, I guess it was the president or CEO asked you to do that? Correct. So that's when you felt like that was your calling? Yeah, because I was like, wow, I'm being asked to do this.

It's working but it needs to reach more people and it needs to reach more people without just their organization being involved what if it could reach the person on the street right how do you get to that person and so i thought media is the way and so i was applying to all these media jobs but everyone kept telling me you're not you're too you're too old i was 28 years old they're like you're too old everyone's 21 who wants this job. They were like, you don't have any background in media. You've never been in communications.

And so I ended up at a TV training day run by the BBC in London in Pinewood Studios. And it was run for ethnic minorities. So there were just six brown and black people in that room. And I'm one of them. And they tell me, Jay, you're good. You're engaging. You can present well. So I'm like, give me a job. I just want a shot. And they're me, Jay, you're good. Like, you're engaging. You can present well. So I'm like, give me a job.

Like, I just want a shot. And they're like, Jay, there's no jobs in media. And so I'm like, come on. You brought me all the way here, like, you know, six brown and black people to tell us there's no jobs in media. What was the point of this? And they're like, well, you should start a YouTube channel. And in my head, I'm thinking, yeah, that works for Justin Bieber.

That's not going to work for me. You know, and I'm having that limiting feeling. You look like you're being a boy, Ben. Oh, thank you. I was like, thank, that works for Justin Bieber. That's not going to work for me. You know, and I'm having that limiting... You look like you're being a boy, Ben. I was like, thank you. Maybe not, maybe not. And literally, it was like, I was like, maybe that works for Justin Bieber. And I had that limiting belief.

I was like, that's not going to work for me. But literally, there's a beautiful statement by Thomas Edison. He said, when you believe you've exhausted all options, remember this, you haven't. And that's how I felt. I believe you've exhausted all options remember this you haven't and that's how I felt I felt I had exhausted all options and the only option I had left was YouTube if I really cared about this so I made a video and I kept making videos every week and they're doing okay they're

getting like a thousand views or something like that and in three months Arianna Huffington saw my videos from the Huffington Post and so she really connected with them and they said hey Jay look we're not gonna pay you anything we're not gonna do anything we're gonna take your videos we're gonna put them on the Huffington Post page because we like your content what do you think I'm like great let's get them out there right like that's what this is about smart you recognize the opportunity when it wasn't a paycheck yeah yeah there was no paycheck at that you know money they put it out the first video did a million views in a week the second video did a million views in 24 hours and those three or four videos i made for them did like 100 million views across

that year and literally it just changed everything because now the message was reaching people and then i sent her right hand man who's a good friend of mine now danny shea he was the one who'd come out to make this contact happen i messaged him every day saying when are you giving me a job when he gave me a job when he gave me a job finally after 30 days he sent me a visa sent me a job offer I moved to New York City in 2016 September to work at the HuffPost as a senior host and producer that lasted around six months I mean the way you're speaking is great because it's not even about the meditation of what you're speaking. It's just about a lot of people don't have that drive. You were told no

a thousand times but still did it. You know, you did something that you had no idea about YouTube. Then when it came with a situation,

most people now would be like, well, how much am I getting paid? Now you want to use my content? How much am I getting paid? And you was like, nah, I understand what this could be. And congratulations.

I love stories like that. Congratulations, bro. And thank you for highlighting that. I really appreciate the way you're looking at it. You're looking at it all the time. Like, you come up here and be bro. And thank you for highlighting that. I really appreciate the way you're looking at it. You're looking at it all the time. Like, people come up here and be like,

how much I'm getting paid? I'm not doing this because I ain't getting no money attached. But some things ain't about the money. We came from a place where we both worked

for a long time. So it's about the opportunity. I always wanted to serve. My whole goal was how can this reach more people? And when HuffPost or anyone came with that opportunity,

and thankfully, after those six months, I built it myself. So I went off, built my own channels. 2019, we launched On Purpose. And in the beginning, we couldn't book anyone again. Really? So by the way, I'll tell you, when we launched the podcast,

everyone said this to me, and this is why what you're saying has helped me go in this direction. When I wanted to launch a podcast, we had like billions of views on facebook and youtube you know millions of views on youtube billions on facebook i had a video that did 397 million views on facebook something ridiculous like that and i wanted to launch a podcast and everyone said to me jay you're interesting for four minutes in a four minute youtube and facebook video no one wants to listen to you for over four minutes that was the feedback i got so i was meeting all the podcast companies

we had one podcast company that was about to sign me and I thought it was all done I went away for Christmas I came back two weeks after they had a new exec a big podcast company he came in and he goes Jay I don't think this can be a big show and so they pulled out two weeks before it launched and I'd already invested all this money recording the episodes videoing it we've been traveling to get guests and I was interviewing friends or people that I knew at the time. And we couldn't book anyone either. I remember I was getting rejected left, right and center. That's why when you said yes, I was so grateful. Because we couldn't book anyone at the time.

And now when I see what's happened, I'm like, I'm so glad that that company pulled out. I'm so grateful to them. Actually, I'm so blessed that they pulled out because I got to do it my way on my own. And I got to build it on my own. Who was your first big guest? My first big guest was Russell Brand, who I've known for a long time. We have the same meditation teacher. We've been friends in London for a while. So Russell Brand was my first big guest. My first ever guest was my wife. It was my first episode. Well, she was your first big guest. Yeah, that was my first.

Yeah. Oh yeah. Thank you. Yeah. I messed that up. Yeah. All right. I messed that up. Yeah. My wife was my first big guest. Yeah. Russell Brand was my first well-known guest. Novak Djokovic, tennis player who I've known for a while as well. He was one of my first big guest yeah russell brown was my first well-known guest uh novak jokovic tennis player who i've known for a while as well he was one of my first big guests uh and then you know since then it's just been a joy to sit down with people that brian god bless the dead yeah i mean how did that feel i till this day and i'm not just saying it because of what happened and i i don't i wish i didn't even have to say that But I do because I think People try and make things a certain way But I have never felt Someone more present

And grounded in his feet Apart from Monks Than Kobe Bryant When I spoke to him There was so much gravity around him And when he spoke his voice as well It had so much presence When we call you Jay Jay, answer the phone.

Absolutely. Thank you for the opportunity. Thank you, guys. Thank you so much. Go get Jay Shetty's book, Think Like a Monk. Subscribe to the On Purpose podcast with Jay Shetty. And check out the app.com. One of my favorite people to just follow and continue to be a great leader, Jay.

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It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. So we're asking, when did you know your spouse was the one? I say as soon as I met my wife, I knew right away. I was mesmerized.

She was smart. She was beautiful, attractive, sexy, and loyal. So I knew right away. So with asking that question, let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this? Hi, I want to remain anonymous. Oh, boy. Okay, go ahead.

Go. Anonymous. We actually talked on and off for like a year, but we had never met. And then when we finally did meet each other, he was just like, I want to get married. So a month after dating, we got married. Wow. So you knew right away. That's great.

Yes. But like, so no one knows that we're married. Our mothers, they know. But like, we want to tell everybody at the wedding, like, oh, we've been married. And that'll be like 11 months into our marriage. Okay, beautiful. Hello, who's this? Good morning, this is B from Tampa.

Hey. I listen to y'all all the time. Good morning, when did you know your man or your girl was the one? Well, I knew pretty early on. But the telling factor for me is that I wasn't afraid to let him leave me, which is like a very difficult decision when you're independent and you're doing everything on your own and holding it down. But I was like, OK, you got it. You can make the decisions.

You can do all the things. And I had absolutely no reservations. And I'm like, yeah, I can't let him go. That's right, girl. That's beautiful. All right. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this?

What's up, DJ? How you doing, Sean? Here's some energy. What's up, bro? When did you know your girl was gone, bro? Yo. Within like four months. You know, four or five months.

It was good. OK, four or five months. I proposed to her and everything. But then it turned out not being good, man. All right. What happened? It didn't work out You know with too much arguing back and forth And the cheating started

And it just went bad I'm sorry to hear that Everything doesn't work out So maybe she wasn't the one then bro But she was the one though I felt like she was the one Within the four or five months Then she wasn't

Then she wasn't But okay You miss her? Huh? You miss her? I tell everybody no Then she wasn't She was almost the one You miss her? Huh? You miss her? I tell everybody no But you know

You gonna try to get her back? Nah, I'm good on that I'm doing better things right now Okay Then she wasn't the one He miss her Yeah Hello, who's this?

Tequila Hey Tequila When did you know your man Or your woman was the one? Is that your real name first of all? Eight years up Nope, that's this? Tequila Hey Tequila, when did you know your man or your woman was the one? Is that your real name first of all? Eight years old, nope, that's my real name Tequila? That's what the name, Tequila

Wow Wow They didn't even give you a brand name of a tequila, just Tequila This is definitely Tequila I like it though I do too, I didn't like it when I was younger but now as an adult, my name is like an icebreaker. It's like, oh, tequila. Hey.

I know. We love tequila. I knew you was the one right away. But you said your husband was the one. Yes. I was eight years old, and I knew he was the one the day I laid eyes on him. Oh. At eight years old?

You met your husband when you was eight? At eight years old, yes. eight at eight years old yes how old was he he was nine it's like a movie okay goodness gracious and y'all been together ever since wow we had a break we had one breakup in high school and one breakup in college and they both was less than a year that is incredible that. That is nice. I told you, that's a movie. Three kids later, like three kids later, a bunch of bills and kids. Does he drink? That's always interesting to me, right?

Because like if you're a kid, you know how kids, like people's kids have like, oh, my daughter has a little boyfriend or my son has a little girlfriend. Is that weird to y'all? Like if you're a kid that's eight and you're like,

you know what? It's so funny, right? Because I'd be looking at my sons now, like they're dating. to y'all like if your kid is eight and you're like you know what it's so funny right because i'd be looking at my sons now like um they're dating you know we were younger than this when we caught ourselves liking each other and we're still together so i try not to make it a joke but i don't want them to be so serious so fast uh-huh right because you'll be like oh that's cute that's his little girlfriend but then it's also kind of like as a parent are you nervous absolutely yeah but i'm sure that y'all evolved right i'm sure when y'all was eight and nine y'all were That's his little girlfriend, but then it's also kind of like as a parent, are you nervous? Absolutely. Yeah.

But I'm sure that y'all evolved, right? I'm sure when y'all was eight and nine, y'all were just friends. And then as y'all got older, everything evolved with time. But you said you knew right away. We actually started dating in high school, but I knew at eight years old. I said it right there the day I met him. I said, he's going to be my husband. Wow.

As unreal as that that sound that is the honest to god truth i knew it i it was you were like a little adult wow even at eight years old well two things that it was just like our souls was just meant to be i don't know we got love clearly okay two things i need to know though number one does he drink and it's tequila your drinker choice yes he drank and the funny thing is i don't drink at all wow opposite day okay well thank you mama i'm sure he drank a lot of tequila though he's gonna drink some tonight baby y'all have a good one all right what's the moral of the story i mean the moral of the story is love is love man love just is when you know you know you know

And when it's meant to be Y'all gonna be regardless Alright well it's the Breakfast Club Good morning The Breakfast Club That was a five star hotel No no no not shooting dice They ain't going for them in Philly

That's really supposed to be a really nice hotel And then what's so crazy is that After I posted it You know it went crazy viral in all the hotel people thank me Gilly baby basically I got in the elevator the manager stepped in the elevator with me it was like thanks for making the hotel go viral I was like, they shooting dice. They don't care. You ain't jump in, Gilly? Yeah, he jumped in. See, they are. He jumped in the game.

Now, I'm going to tell the truth of how I really went. When the dice game first started off, I walked over there. What you just betting? Then I looked down and said, man, you betting $400. You ain't betting no money. They all pulled their money out. We got it. It's here. Don't get it f***ed up.

I riled him up and then walked off and did the video. I came downstairs. No one didn't see me the next day. They told me, you rock, mother f***er.

You was in the dice game. Do you miss the artist part of the game? Like being a rapper performing in city to city? Do you miss that part of the industry? I do,

but I don't. It ain't too much to miss. He wasn't like he was nobody in the game. You talking about do you miss it? Somebody like a big artist like Wayne. You ask them artists. You don't ask no neighborhood rapper. First of all, listen.

Bullshit, Envy. You bullshit. Let me tell you something, Envy. When did you ever do a show where he was in? When did you miss the ride? When did you do a show? When you missed the ride, Emvee. When did you see a big bill?

He didn't do Hot Summer Jam. When you watching me on MTV. He didn't do no big joints. And you hosting karaoke night up in prison. You ain't seen him at the BET Awards. You ain't seen him at none of the big shows. You had this soul train. They was taking people after a while.

I had this soul train. They was taking anybody after a while. You don't have soul train. The label got you on Soul Train. Don Cornelius, they say, we want Gilly on there. No, why would he know you? Why would Don Cornelius f*** you? You ain't had no soul.

He's a f***ing loser. He's a loser. He's a loser. There's no way in the world. Listen, there's no way in the world I'm booking him for a show. First of all. I'm not booking him. First of all.

First of all. He mad because he started the group and then you got caught. I didn't get caught. No, I was his manager. You got caught. I'm the star of the First of all, he mad because he started the group, and then you got caught. I didn't get caught. No, I was his manager. You started Major Figure as well? Yeah, I took him to him. He didn't know what was going on. No, no, no, no.

I signed him under his first contract. No, I wasn't a rapper. He was a rapper. Oh, I know he rapped. He grew up a rapper. He went through all the phases. He went through the bumps, kickity, bumps, kickity, bump, bump. No, I'm a rapper's story.

I am a rapper's story. Yeah, I take pride in it. I take pride in it. I was a hype man and all. I went through the phases of rap. Right. I'm a rapper story. I am a rapper. Yeah, I take pride in it. I take pride in it. I was a hype man and all. I went through the phases of rap. I was a hype man and all that. You started off a hype man. A hype and another n**** joined up.

Throw your hands in the air. No, no, no, no. I looked at him like he was my nut ass cousin. Like, yo, I'm not doing that s***. Listen, I signed him to his first contract though. He was like, cuz, you got the slickest mouthpiece in the hood. I know you can rap. Then I started rapping.

I was better than him. You wasn't better than him. Then he wanted to back my play because I was better than him. I was better than him. I was better than him. I was better than him. I was better than him. I was better than him. I was better than can rap. Then I started rapping. I was better than him. He wanted to back my play because I was better than him.

I was his first manager. He was my assistant. I was your manager. Get my tape out of here. I was your manager. Run around past my tape. I was his first manager. He's a nut ass.

I was his first manager. Let me just say this too. Because we be on the phone. We busted up with Char. But Wallo busted up a lot more. And on the way up here, he just said some shit that threw me off. What did he say, Gil? We riding up here.

He lay on me. And he was like, when we getting there, I'm sitting next to Charlamagne. I ain't tell you that. He like, what? He like, we in there. And he definitely did. Nothing, nothing. When you walked in, he cut you off and sat right in that seat.

Listen, no. I just had to look at him and see. He's my guy, though. That's my brother, man. Both of y'all. I love y'all, man. I'm thinking to my mind, did you just claim that as a celly? He won a group hug.

He really won a group hug. That's all this is about. He just put me in a cell with Envy. I'm sitting next to Char. Me and Envy sell these. I didn't say that, Joe. You lying. You lying.

This s*** came out of nowhere. He's lying to me. I'm just saying. When we get in there, I'm sitting next to him. I believe Gilly. I believe Gilly. Dang. You're wrong.

You're wrong. Angel, what really threw me off is he shortened the s*** name up. I'm sitting next to Char. I ain't never call that a name, Char. I call that a seat. This is Char. I ain't never do that.

You lying on me now. I said, man, you got that. I just went back to sleep. All right, we got more with Wallo and Gilly the King when we come back. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Willow and Gilly the King. Million dollars worth of games. Charlamagne? Gilly, you was one of them. You know, I was

listening to it this weekend when you was on QDZ's show and Beanie Siegel called in. You just went in the Gooby Mars show. That was so classic. You be hating. What happened? You just went into Groovy Mars, Shawshank. That was so classic. You got to show it. Me hyping you to f*** up.

Oh, you never heard that? Oh, you got to add that, man. State your name, gangster. Come on, man. Y'all know who this is, man. Y'all can't be serious, man. We serious, dawg. You can't stop nothing over here, huh?

You think you can stop us? Be real with yourself, dawg. We men. We all know each other. We men. Titter, I know you ain't talking, Titter. I'm talking. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. We put money up for hours.

Say hi to your boy. What's up, rec? What you want to do, man? You don't want to date it up and wiggle it out. What's up? I don't even know what they was beefing over, but Gilly was screaming on Beanie, and then Beanie called in screaming on Gilly. That sh** sounded like them n****s was going to shoot each other out as soon as the interview was over.

Gilly B was a damn near everybody in the industry at one point. And then I went down a whole rabbit hole, and they was like, Gilly and Beanie got into a fight, and yada, yada, yada. Beanie sucker punched Gilly. I'm just saying, sucker punched you. You caught yourself. Baby was there. That was a rumor, too, on the line. No, it wasn't no f***ing rumor. He's s***. That was a rumor too on the line. It wasn't no f***ing rumor.

He got s***. All-star weekend. You asked Beanie what happened. Beanie sucker punched you. Baby was there. My man, number one stunner was there. You know how you know that ain't the truth? Because me and Beanie Siegel cool to this day.

Yeah, I saw that. No, they is. Don't put no s*** on my name because you're going to have me tell what really happened up here. I want to add to it, but that's another story. But see,

and it was different with y'all back then because there was always a chance that it could get physical and turn into some street shit. Absolutely. It did turn into

some street shit. It did. And you know, Spade went to jail. It got real serious. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, that's why I don't even talk on that situation because somebody from our camp went to jail for murder. Somebody lost their life.

And what's so crazy is that, you know, we was beefing with Beans and Freeway and State Property and a lot of s*** went down. And then you look up 20 years later and these dudes are my brothers because we grew up and we understood that that we was going through that was didn't even make no sense that wasn't even that deep but when did y'all realize that because you beef with them and you beef with joe you beef with so many different people when you realize oh oh oh let me just say this about you he didn't beef with joe beef is when somebody do you realize? Oh, let me just say this about Joe. He didn't beef with Joe. Beef is when somebody get killed to shot. Joe, him and Joe had a misunderstanding.

But we straighten that out. But you say, OK, Gilly beef with everybody. The state property situation. Gilly was home minding his business. Gilly get a call. Turn the radio on. They on the radio rapping about us. Coming at us.

Wayne dissed me. Wayne put out a song called Problem Solver. Gilly, you don't want to f*** with me, the gunna be. Gilly, man, I don't think you looking shit really. Cover me, the gun off me, urgently. Working it, twerking it, perfect bang. See, one thing about me, I never start no s***. But if you f*** with me, then you just know I'm coming.

I ain't never start nothing with nobody. Now, I might talk a little s*** to Baby from time to time, then you just know I'm coming. I ain't never start nothing with nobody. Now, I might talk a little s*** to Baby from time to time, but that's because I was around that scene. I did s*** this s***. How serious are y'all about Wallo trying to get your masters back from Baby? Does that s*** really own your masters? No, Baby really.

I talked to Baby. Baby said, Wallo, listen, whoa. He said, whoa, listen, whoa. He said, your cousin, I lost money f***ing with him. I said, well, how can we straighten this out? He said, man, he be talking crazy. I said, cuz, I got a video from Gil apologizing to Baby, and I sent it to him. So right now, the lawyer's just talking, so it ain't gonna be that long.

He really on your masters? Yeah, he on his masters. Let me tell you how I really want that. He was on Cash Money Records. He on everybody's masters. He said, Baby, how can I get my cousin's masters back? He said, give me a kiss. Get the f*** out of here. Get the f*** out of here. You seen that picture of him kissing me.

That's the whole twist, though. But at the end of the day, at the end of the day, he owned his Masters, so I'm negotiating that. It is not like it's worth something, but I want to just give him the helm and say, here go your Masters. I wonder how you and Beanie Diggin' on good terms, though, because you talk about people going to jail, people getting killed, right? And people gave Jeezy so much flack for squashing it with Gucci and it's just like, man, why can't you be bigger

than the bulls**t sometimes? No, no, no, no, no. No, I'm just... I'm just... You think it's two different situations and it's very wild. You think somebody got killed? Everybody's situation is different.

Yeah, everybody's situation is different. I think everybody... We can't even talk on that because that's things we don't even know the particular. Oh, you're saying that because it continued even during the verses, it was still.

No, I'm just going to be quiet. I'm just. You're never quiet. He's like, I don't want to speak on that. Everybody say that grow up. But if you send some niggas to my crib to dust me off. How you going to feel?

I don't care. 40 years go by. We smoking Ronnie G. Ronnie G came to dust me off, i'm not gonna take me away from my family man it could be what if ronnie g would have gotten me so you can't that's 20 years later that's personal he tried to dust me off i dusted ronnie g off in the process i don't know how anybody else feel but 20 years later we we smoking Ronnie G. I agree. I see what you're saying,

but at some point, don't you got to let go of that trauma, though? No, not when he tried to come dust me off, take me away from my kids. Because what if he went? What if he did get him

out of the way? I don't know. You know what I mean? That's different shows. It actually went down. Like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, they could've returned fire.

They could've killed my kids in here. But that's the, everybody got a different way to abuse. They could have killed my kids in here. But that's the easy thing. Everybody got a different way to approach it. They could have done s*** by off in the house. So now, because I was on point, it caught you slipping like a bad transmission, laid you down like baby hairs, had to go to jail, I think, fight the case and all that, if I'm not mistaken. Lose years of my life, money, and I'm supposed to feel sorry. I'm just saying, that's just the way I think. I get it.

I told you. I would have been smoking a lot of G&L, too. I'm going to say this, though. You never let it go, Gilly. How you let it go when somebody tried to dust you off? Yeah. The difference between you losing your life and you living is like this, man. When I'm hot, I don't know if y'all ever been shot before no okay i've been shot before so this is this this close the bullet

could have went this much closer i could have been done now my kids growing up without a father we smoking roddy g forever i'm just a petty so how did you How did you Squash it with Beanie I ain't Just saying We didn't lose nobody Oh your side did No Oh okay okay Gotcha gotcha

So I mean it wasn't That hard for us To squash it See it gets personal For me because They tried to kill Me

How you ever Get over somebody Coming to your house And trying to Dust you off No Alright when we come back We got more with Gilly the King And Wild Old So don't move Kill me. How you ever get over somebody coming to your house and trying to dust you off? No. All right, when we come back, we got more with Gilly the King and Wild Old So Don't Move.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Gility King

and Wallo. Million dollars worth a game podcast. Charlamagne? What's some s*** y'all learned about each other on the podcast? Like you said,

Wallo was gone for 20. No, we deal with each other every day. He's like, this is like my girlfriend. I'm not going to say my girlfriend. I didn't mean to say that.

He's like the nagging woman that seems to be like the nagging. I didn't mean to say that. But, like, he's like the nagging woman that seems to be, like, the nagging. I didn't mean to say that. I'm sorry, guys. But he just be nagging me all day. You know what I mean? He's like a woman. All day. Y'all ain't learn nothing new about each other.

No. He still is a loser. He's a loser. He's a spicy boy. See, see, everybody else go for that shit. That's my girlfriend. This dude. I didn't mean to say it like that, see, everybody else going for that s***. How do you even s*** my girlfriend? I didn't mean to say it like that. I didn't mean to say that, cuz.

I was saying it like you just like a nagging, like a woman that always nagging somebody. Because all you do is nag all day. And I don't pay that s*** no attention. These 20 years in jail, you never call a guy your girlfriend.

I'm comfortable with my identity and who I am. I'm cool. I'm not, ain identity and who I am. I'm cool. I'm not, ain't nothing wrong with me. Congrats on the engagement too, Waller. Oh, yeah, man. I changed my life. What the hell are you talking about?

I ain't your girlfriend, man. Yeah, that's a great thing, man. Now, Gilly, were you really about to sign to Rockefeller? I saw you say that the other day. Yeah. Like, how close was it? Jay-Z? No, we had a situation.

Jay-Z told him, get the fuck out of here. No, no, no, no. No, let's be for real. WhatZ? No, we had a situation on David. Jay-Z told him, get the f*** out of here. No, no, no, no. No. Let's be for real. What did Jay really tell you, though? All right. Initially, Bean signed a Rockefeller. Then Major Figures was supposed to sign a Rockefeller.

By the time they came back with the deal for Major Figures, I had already signed with Suave House. Then Dutch and Speed went over here to Entertainment. Lava went down here with Dr. Dre. But then Jay wanted the group. So then when they came at us with the contract, it was like, I'm an independent. I'm a solo artist. I get 15 points, a bump at gold, a bump at platinum.

There's seven people in this group, man. We got 12 points, man. We would have to sell a quadrillion records to make some goddamn money, man. So I turned the deal down what jay told you then they went out and got state property no but with the this is before state but what did jay-z tell you after you turned it down and did he stand on what he said let's just say the black ball is real man what did jay-z tell you though what did the whole tell you got him see what did he take

hove told him i'm gonna make it hard for you it's gonna be hard for you damn he said that what did you feel now you're on blue daddy now what you now did you feel those effects did did you feel that the black ball man everybody know black ball? Man, everybody know I've... Come on, man, because you know I've went through the system. What happened? You got the text messages. Don't play this.

I can't know the text messages. Home told me to... You got the text messages. He was scared of home. First of all, DJ Drama already said what it was. Yeah, I know Lil Wayne put that whammy on you. You know, Cash Money did it too. But man, at the end of the day,

man, you look up 20 years later, me can't blackball God. I always played you on my mixtapes though. We always had great memories. You played me to them Tex game too. Oh,

that s*** is not good. Jay Icey. Well, maybe he meant it in like a friendly competition way. Like, you know,

you're going to sign the Suave House and we're going to make it hard for you. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I think that might have been

like some friendly competition. How did you feel when he told you that? Because I'm gonna go grab these other boys. I mean, I was a young **** in the game. I didn't know Jay was about to be the next biggest ****

for 20 years. So I was like, ****. Why the **** are you talking about ****? Y'all never spoke after that? Yeah. When I was signing cash money,

we went to the studio one day and I knew I was supposed to stay on the bus because Baby told me to stay on the I knew I was supposed to stay on the bus cuz baby told me to stay on the bus baby baby told you my baby baby sister keep your ass on the ball okay I, okay. That was during the beach. Keep your butt on the bus. So, baby was like, you might want to, you know what I mean? And I was like, no. You got off the bus.

I went to the studio. He was like, wow, what's going on in here? Basically, he was talking about me being in that bus. But that was it. Wilder, we got to give Gilly give you some therapy man yeah he's been through a lot of shit the game the industry the industry listen the industry listen there's no bullshit this is the best advice i can give you young put him through the rain until you offend on the way up man because the calls that go down behind closed doors that you would never know about

it can't fuck your life up but it definitely it puts your shit to a halt man and let me tell you something about a lot of these artists the big name artists with money man these niggas is bitch ass niggas man because one thing about me man i would never stop no nigga from trying to eat man i don't give a fuck what me and you go through out here i don't give a fuck we beefing in the streets i don't give a fuck if we had to shoot at each other i don't give a fuck what we going through out here. I ain't going to never try to stop no **** from getting no money. So all the youth out there, watch who you offend on the way up.

Because these **** are some hoes, man. And I'm not specifically talking about Jay-Z. I'm talking about the industry, period, man. The biggest thing I've learned from being in this industry is these niggas ain't who they say they is. Have you ever gone back and doubled back and did business with people who back then? Because like you said, you know, it was when you was coming up. Have you ever gone back and done business? I mean, if they want soccer to my pocket like a rocket.

But one thing I know about these niggas, these niggas don't do business. I had a nigga that's worth, damn near a billion dollars. I ain't even going to say his name. This nigga called me months back. I'm sitting in the bed with my wife with my wife they called me and say man you're killing it out here man you're doing your thing man we gotta figure out a way we can get some money together man okay cool but i like to work on a barter system we don't do no barter no you talking about man i'm 44 years old we don't do that phone we don't do that you think i'm hyped because you calling me you ain't who you used to be who was it i don't know we ain't gonna get into that i don't do that. We don't do that. You think I'm hype because you calling me? You ain't who you used to be.

Who was it? We ain't gonna get into that. I don't work on no barter system. He's talking about barter. I work on the socket to my pocket like a rocket system. Every time it come to the culture, you just want to scream, oh, the culture, culture.

All the niggas that called us, I see what you're doing. That's all they was talking. I love what you're doing. Hold on. I'm gonna see if I can make Something happen for you I'll tell you what Them white folks did

Cha-ching So what if they F***ed y'all The invitation to the brunch Let me tell you something The realest f***er in the game Is in the room right now Charlamagne

And I'ma say this And I'ma f***ing out of here And I'ma second that You only wanna share The motherf***ing plugs In the connection F*** off F***ing wanna eat with a n***a

You wanna compete with a n***a And we don't wanna to compete with nobody. We only in our own lane. We don't care about how much money Charlamagne make, Joe Buttons, Ronnie Jojo, Ronnie Racecar, Diney. We don't count no nigger's pockets, man.

We hope Charlamagne go up to $500 million. DJ Envy. We need to get up to that. You need to start sharing some houses with me to call you You got you. You got a call. You ain't called my phone. I called your phone and I did. And I ran a little while. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

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them listen man you in with this listen man none of these boys call talking no money never we talked when the mother people call tell me what you want just tell me a number tell me the numbers i said i don't talk like that my lawyer deal i call you back click every time we talk to them but hey time to bro let's get together Don't call us about No champagne Don't call us about No clothes Don't call us about

Don't call us about Lunches If it ain't no brunch If it ain't no If it ain't no budget Don't call us So y'all not going to The Roc Nation brunch

Hold up Hold up Hold up I do want to take a picture With Jay Z I gotta send it back To the homies Gil you gotta take one

I gotta send it back To the homies In jail You know how major it is When the cellies Gil you gotta take one I gotta send it back to the homies In jail You know how major it is On the cell block While I'm out there with Jay-Z And I gotta write a caption I just gotta do it one time

Everybody else in the game You know what we're capturing Wait wait wait Hold on let me ask you a question What picture is bigger to you Jay-Z or Baby I can't let Baby Baby hear me say this

Your contract might be messed up So can I not comment on that Cause if I go the wrong way I might can't get your masters back. You love home, though. We love home. I'm going to keep it all real. Even when we was doing business with them,

Hov was always the cool n***a. You know, Dane was the n***a that was the lord. He just rubbed you the wrong way. I f***ed with Dane, too. I f***ed with Dane. You's a n***a coaster. You f***ed with Dame. Use a d*** holster. You f***ed with anybody. Anybody's d*** holster.

Use a goddamn lie. You just saying it like. All right, when we come back, we got more with Gilly the King and Wallo. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ, Envy, and Jalee.

Shalom and the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Usually, this is where we do rumors, but we still have Gilly the King and Wild Ol' Hair. A million dollars worth of game. Now this is very interesting. Jay-Z or Drake? This is a conversation

everybody's been having. They had that with Flex on. That was a good one. Jay-Z or Drake? First of all, just say this. I'm not a Drake fan. I've never in my life

gotten a car through Drake on. That's the God honest truth. You know what I'm saying? I like him when he raps. I don't like all that singing. You know,

just just me. You like Lemon Pepper Freestyle? He was spitting on there. You spit more on there. I don't like all that singing. You know Freestyle he was spitting on a spin. I hear it. It's all day every day Jay-z man, what the fuck is we talking about? I don't understand. Why do we what is we talking about? We grow we older though So I'm saying we are be singer. What is we talking about? We gonna say who better Chris Brown the jay-z It is Who the f*** are we going to say? Who better? Chris Brown or Jay-Z? Like, what the f*** is he talking about? It's not the same, man. It is. These kids love Drake. No, no, no.

And he's rapping. No, no, no, no, no. Because listen, Drake is the greatest of his time. That don't mean I have to listen to you. Jay-Z was the greatest of our time. He sold two, three million records every time he came out. So everybody f***ing wasn't listening to him. All I'm saying is Drake say a lot of light skin

s***. Oh boy. F*** that n***a that you love so bad. Who's gonna tell a girl f*** that n***a that you love so bad? That's hate and s***. What did you tell her? I'm gonna say stuff like that. FYI, guys

say stuff like that all the time. I know you think about the times we've had. No, she's not. You just said she love this. What are you talking? I'm just saying you could do better. Wait, Andy, you think your woman can't do better than you, Andy? You think my woman can't do better than me?

Here's what. Yes, she can. That's why y'all do side. That's why you do side. You got to do that. I'm only gonna hate only if you make me. How you gonna make me hate?

Can't nobody make me hate? S**t's deep. Yo, Baka gonna diss you, yo. I'm just telling the truth. Baka. I don't care about Baka. I'm gonna s**t you, Baka. I saw it was my husband.

You're saying I'm getting mad? Yeah. I'm a clue. A clue would go with his. So you got, I just was talking to clue Just mixed it We talking about Just straight mixed tape Drama You the perfect one I agree

Drama Why I agree Because drama had a little longer run And he had a bigger brand I'm saying Drama kept his name the same The whole time

No no no If clue did professional One through 108 It would be the same brand But what I'm saying is Cl brand. Drama kept his name the same the whole time. No, no, no. If Clue did Professional 1 through 108, it would be the same brand. But what I'm saying is Clue set the stage for Drama. He did, absolutely. I'm going to say that. I agree with that. But when Drama dropped that Gangsta Grill shit, like everybody that Drama dealt with

on that Gangsta Grill shit at one point in time, that shit took off. Yep. From the Jeezy's to the T.I.'s to the Wayne's to the you name it. But they was out already, though. But it took them. It propelled them. Clue broke Fab, Ace, and the Locks. The people that nobody heard.

I'm saying. Drama outbreak, Jeezy. Hold on. Jeezy was out. But I'm saying Clue. I'm saying Clue. I'm saying Clue. Choppa Dye was what put Jeezy on the map.

I understand. But I'm saying Clue because I was in jail. And before I went to jail, Clue had this shit. He did shit the dudes wasn't doing. I think Clue was the biggest. And Drama, my man. I think DJ Drama had the biggest series. Because nothing was bigger jail. And before I went to jail, Clue had this shit. He did shit the dudes wasn't doing. I think Clue was the biggest... And Drama, my man! DJ Drama had the biggest series because nothing was bigger than Gangsta Grill.

No, no. And Clue broke Envy. He broke Envy. Yeah, Clue broke Envy. Drama said, you have to be a superstar. Yeah. Because after Gilly stopped writing for Wayne,

then Wayne started heating up again through those mixtapes. Do you believe Gil will vote for Wayne? Not really. Thank you. Thank you You with me though, I don't think Did you write for little Wayne no Not one bar. I'm tired of this comes really kind of the original Quentin Miller man Cuz he helped people, but then he got the short end of the stick. Like, let's just go into all the s*** that I said in the freestyle.

Tell me one lie. You're four albums in and ain't received a publishing check. That was in 2004. Wayne was just suing Baby for $52 million in 2017. The one thing I don't do, man, I don't do no faking or no fraud. Wayne was just suing Baby for $52 million in 2017, right? The one thing I don't do, man, I don't do no faking or no fraud. He told Wayne about what a publishing check was. He didn't know.

Motherfucker said, man, I just know if I go gold, I get gold money. If I go platinum, I get platinum money. So what? He came down there and f***ed their old system up. So it was you that f***ed up cash money. Yeah, he told me. He told me. Why? I got around to start finding out.

Wait, hold on. F*** this is on the label and the f*** is this your manager? F*** it, that's a conflict of interest. I don't know about no conflict of interest. I just know, okay, yeah, I just know you're getting f***ed. So why you end up beefing then if you was putting him on the game? I have no idea. Okay. Yeah. I just know you're getting. So why you end up beefing? And then if you was, I have no idea why we ended up. So do you respect an artist like Drake or artists like Wayne who doesn't necessarily always write?

Let me tell you something. Man, music is about going in the studio, having fun, expressing yourself. Sometimes there's one person in there. Sometimes there's three persons in there. Sometimes there's five people in there. Like people keep three persons in there, sometimes there's five people in there. Like people keep frontin' like a lot of these great, some of our greatest artists, they

done had people that write shit for them. We the only genre of music that's so worried about that. Everybody else, most of they hits, they ain't even write. That's why rappers be havin' a limited shelf. We have a limited like year! Guess, guess, guess, guess who don't care that Drake ain't write that music? The Kutuz? Huh? The woman that's gonna suck his at the end of the night. They suckin' Quentin Miller.

We gonna suck Drake out his and spit him down at the end of the bed. Not Quentin, Quentin who? Man, listen. Somebody gonna edit that from Drake's team. I know. That did sound crazy. No music, no talking, he just said it clearly. We gonna suck Drake. No, the bitch is his. As long as we get paid. No,, no talking. He just said it clearly. We going to suck Drake's balls.

No, the bitch is this. As long as we get paid. No, you didn't put the bitch. As long as you get paid. I said they going to suck Drake's balls. No, you didn't. You said we, man. I ain't say no f***ing we.

We just said we. We going to suck Drake's balls out his b***h and spit them down at the end of the bed. Oh, my God. Not me. I ain't got nothing to do with that. Never want anybody going to get Drake nuts. That ain't him. I ain't got nothing to do with that if anybody gonna get raped i ain't got nothing to do with that this boy is spicy right here man if anybody gonna listen man you know i'm gonna say this though oh man gillian wilder on tv man hold

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You know what I mean? That's our guy. When you pass the connects off, you opened our minds up. Pass the connects. All the don't hold on to the connects. You helped a lot of people, too. We got to pass them on, too. This boy right here, Black Effect, is doing some great things.

I want to give a shout out to them. I got to get his brother's flowers right now. Earn Your Leisure, Big Fact Podcast, 85 South. My guys. What's his name? What's my girl's name? She funny. Jess Hilarious.

You got everybody over there. You're building the empire. We're doing all right. We're doing okay. No, no, y'all not doing okay. You're trying to downplay. Matt Barnes and them over there. My guys. Listen, everybody's over there. You're building the empire. We're doing all right. We're doing okay. No, no, y'all not doing okay. You're trying to downplay it. Matt Barnes and them over there. My guys.

Listen, everybody's over there. I'm happy to be working for all of those individuals. Listen, yes. We're getting all that money. Yes. We're getting money. Yes, that's what I'm talking about. We.

I just tried to put your shit back on you because you put my shit out there. Yeah, yeah. And we appreciate you brothers for joining us. No, man. These boys, these boys, man. We appreciate you. We'll see you all on TV soon, though. I hope so.

Y'all will. It's coming. I'm not saying nothing. Yeah, don't say nothing. I'm not going to say nothing. I'll see Wallo and Gilly on TV soon, though. Oh, y'all will. It's coming. I'm not saying nothing. Yeah, don't say nothing. I'm not going to say nothing. Don't say nothing. I'm not saying nothing. Gilly, Wallo.

Appreciate y'all, man. Listen, man, we appreciate y'all, man. The Breakfast Club do not have breakfast here. So if you come in here, don't look for nothing to eat. They will starve you in this joint. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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I spent the whole last week in Orlando last week. Dropping the clues bombs for Orlando. Everybody at our station out there, 104.5 The Beat. Beautiful, beautiful place Orlando is. And when you're down there feeling that florida sun you realize god really does favor babies and fools because god's favor is all over that fool up state called florida now one thing i would never understand though in any state is adults that lie okay we grown man all right you have no reason to be telling me a fib like Like, what do adults that lie think is going to happen to them when they tell the truth?

Okay, well, Talita Collier didn't get that memo because she was late for work. And trust me when I tell you, working up here at The Breakfast Club for the past 12 years, I have heard some amazing excuses as to why people missed work. Okay, and this one is a great one. Can anyone in this room vouch for some of the great excuses we've heard as the why people are late they gotta show up oh man that was a great one that guy that was the cat ate the wire into your life amazing oh that was enough i got that one and these are people that i love by the way okay i got arrested but they didn't put me in handcuffs they just sat me in the back of the car and drove me to the police station now when you're

a black man in america especially a black man who's been arrested and been in handcuffs for nothing you know that's not true okay oh the cat locked me in my bedroom that was a good one lock me in the bathroom lock me in the bathroom my cat locked me in my bathroom i got a fight on the train no that was real that was real drop on the clues bombs for these people that I love. Who shall remain nameless. Yeah, pretty much. These are things that we actually heard. So we've heard some wild stories on why people didn't make it to work.

And Talita Collier is added to that list this morning because according to Tampa 12 News, Talita was going to be late for work. So she told the sheriff's office, she actually made up a story about confronting a burglar. Okay. Only armed with a knife. All right. Toledo saw somebody trying to break into a car belonging to her parents. And she told her supervisor at work that she drew her agency issued weapon and pointed it at the burglar who took off. I didn't know TSA had knives on them. OK, well, her supervisor didn't believe her. You know, I know her supervisor didn't believe her because the sheriff's office said the tsa asked colier for a case number and the name of the detective on the case toledo couldn't provide either so her supervisor told her to get a copy

of the incident report this is how you know her supervisor didn't believe her she wanted all this information because she didn't believe her and toledo doubled down on the lie because she didn't believe in to lead a double down on the lie because she sent several unreadable screenshots of the report to her supervisor then her supervisor said well i'm gonna need a paper copy which to lead and never provide it see this is her supervisor giving her the opportunity to come clean okay when that person came in here and told us that they got arrested and the cop put them in the back of the car but didn't handcuff them and drove them down just to use the phone. I said, let me tell you something, man. I don't know who you about to tell that lie to, but you need to rethink that one.

That's what I would have told Toledo in that situation. OK, but Toledo just kept digging that hole deeper and deeper like a devil damn mole. OK, now investigators with the sheriff's office reviewed the images from Toledo and determined them to be faker than DJ Envy's beard. OK. And Collier, according to investigators, also used the name of a deputy who happened to be on vacation out of the country at the time of the incident. How did she know that? Her parents also told investigators, I don't know what she's talking about all right they had no idea about the burglary report or that someone allegedly tried to break into their car sheriff grady said this is sheriff grady said he said i don't understand why anyone would go to the extent of creating a fake police report to avoid reprimand at work for tardiness sheriff grady have you met

people okay now toledo was already an employee was already on an employee improvement plan for being late to work so she clearly had been late to work multiple times so they put her on this employment employee improvement plan so that's probably why she reacted like this because she thought she was going to lose her job but now she has a charge of criminal use of a personal ID and uttering a false instrument. And now we can't believe anything she says ever again, because when you tell a lie once, all your truths become questionable. OK, the truth doesn't cost you anything, but a lie can cost you everything. And Talita Collier of Winter Haven, Florida, clearly at this moment has lost everything.

Please give Talita Collier of Winter Haven, Florida the biggest hee-haw. Now would you like to? Want to play a game? Want to play a game? Let's play a game. Let's play a game of Guess What Racist! Talita Collier of Winter Haven, Florida was already on an employee improvement plan for being late to work. Was late on this day.

Woke up and said that she saw a burglar breaking into her parents' car, so she defended him with her agency-issued knife. Guess what race she is? What is it, Angela Yee? Man, I don't want to say it. What do you think, Angela Yee? Well, just off the fact that we were talking about a lot of excuses that we've heard. And our own experiences.

With people like, I was talking to someone yesterday who was just telling me, man, I'd just be late to work all the time. I don't even care. So are you saying this sounds like a nigga generated excuse? Is that what you're telling us this morning? Potentially or maybe mixed. You got to pick one, Yee. Yeah, what part? Why can't someone be mixed? Because we don't have an interracial drop.

But then you're black. All right. DJ Envy, Talita Collier of Winter Haven, Florida, was already on employee improvement plan for being late to work. On this day that she was going to be late again, she decided to say that she saw a burglar breaking into her

parents car so she defended him defended the car and waved a burglar off with a state agency issued knife Jess

what right she is I gotta go black damn it's messed up why why don't we have an interracial drive

because I gotta it's the people that I work with right so if I look at it right I'm thinking... It's the people that I work with, right? So if I look at it, right? I'm thinking of the white people up here that work for the Breakfast Club. They're never late, but they're not looking... Come on, don't do that.

That's not true. That's not true. Nick, you late? Don't do that. See, you always got to jump out the window. No, when Dan was never late. I don't believe that. You're always late.

What are you saying? What about me? You're black. What about me? Wow. Wow. I don't be late. You be late half're black. What about me? Wow. Wow. I don't be late. You be late half the time.

No, I don't. I'm never late. You're definitely late half the time. Could you stop? You're late half the time. I'm not late. Don't make me start filming y'all coming in here after me every day. Well, guess what?

I don't make no excuses. All right? Okay? I'm just late because I be late. All right? I'm old. All right? What does that got to do with it?

The moral of the story is, both of y'all are correct. Talita Collier is absolutely black I knew it damn that excuse that was

this is a nigga generated excuse yeah it was I didn't want to say it like that but it kinda is I don't even want to say she I don't even want to say she's black we're really good at this is 100% pure nigga

yeah telling stories too like you can't just tell a simple lie that's the other thing that's how you know this is that's how you know this is one of us a lot of sauce was on this story in pure naked. Yeah. Telling stories too. Like you can't just tell a simple lie. That's the other thing. That's how you notice that's how you notice one of us. A lot of sauce

was on this story. But when you late sometimes you gotta tell sauce so you feel like No the best thing to do if you're gonna lie about something

is to keep it simple. No. That's true. The dude that said he was arrested he would've probably been alright but Charlamagne said

if I was you I would go in there and tell the truth. I told him that cause it sounded stupid. You gotta keep it simple. That's all. Then he went in there and told the truth. All you gotta do is it sounded stupid. You gotta keep it simple. That's all. Then he went in there

and told the truth. All you gotta do is say I wasn't feeling good. That's it. Nobody could question you. I have my period. I believe you. True.

Let's use that as a drop. Let's use that one. I'm definitely using that one. Please keep that. I'm using that one at some point in life. Guess what? That's not a period.

That blood is for a different reason. I dare you to tell me I don't have one. You don't know what I identify as. You right. Okay? Okay blood is for a different reason. I dare you to tell me I don't have one. You don't know what I identify as. You right. Okay? Okay.

All right. All right. Well then. Got a little awkward? All right. Well, let's open up the phone line. Why are you looking at me like that? Open up the phone lines, man.

We already late. Don't make a Bible drop sound like. Don't make us be lying. 800-585-1051. Do people be lying? You know adults that just be lying. They be lying for no reason. No reason. 800-585-1051. Let's be lying. They be lying for no reason. No reason.

800-585-105. Well, let's talk about it. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, it's coming out of Charlamagne's donkey of the day. Now, you gave donkey of the day to who? Man, I gave donkey of the day to a young lady named Talita Collier of Winter Haven, Florida. She was late for work. She was already on an employee improvement plan for being late to work.

And she was going to be late again on this day. So she decided to tell her supervisor that her parents' car was being burglarized. And so she went and approached the burglar with her state agency-issued knife. And that's why she was late. But this never happened. This never happened. So we're asking 805 85 105 one do you know uh an adult liar that lies all the time just adults have just been lying for no reason and by

the way i don't understand what's the point of being an adult who lies because what do you think is gonna happen to you right you know what i'm saying like this woman right here was lying to keep her job but now the lie cost her her job so why not just tell the truth correct so yeah do you know uh an adult liar um yeah i do you still speak to the person i know a couple people um not so much but i know i do know somebody that like randomly tells lies all the time and then they always get caught because they tell different lies to different people. And then by the time it gets back to you and then we sit around and be like, she told you this. Yeah, she told me that. Well, that's not what she told me.

She said the opposite. So we all just kind of like know what it is. That's why they always say, you know, it's better to tell the truth because when you tell the truth, you don't got to remember what you say. Yeah, I remember a lot. Yeah have i know one um i'm not friends with the person anymore and i try to make sure that if any lies i try to keep out of my circle but the person was lying but it was it could have been detrimental to me like he was lying to people that could have got me hurt yeah and um when that happens i know that you you don't care about me you don't care about my family it's like malicious intent yeah definitely malicious intent. But he was lying to make himself look good.

But it would have possibly got me in trouble or got me into a situation where I could have got hurt. So I don't deal with lies. If you lie, I just, you know, no disrespect. Just get the hell away from me. And by the way, exaggerating is lying, by the way. And I don't understand adults that volunteer the lie to you. Especially when people call you and tell you something, and then you find out they were lying, and you was like, why? You didn't even have to tell me what you told me.

I didn't even ask you. It had nothing to do with me. It wasn't pertaining to me. You just decided to call me and lie for what? That's sick. All right, well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? DJ Iduken, residing out of Atlanta, man. DJ Iduken, my street body. Iduken. Hello, who's this? DJ I do can resign out of Atlanta, man.

DJ I do can. Like, street body. I do can. What's up, brother? Nothing much. No, but I agree, man. We be one. We be one.

I keep it. I had to tell my job. I was like, man, my mama, she sick. I got to drive back to Oklahoma. And because I'm from Tulsa, I got to drive back to Oklahoma and make make sure she's good and then she gotta make sure she's in the hospital boy i had to go to new york the next day to go to rock nation to play these beats bro so hold on were you telling oh so you oh you went to rock nation to play beats yes now you're full of line on you there we go okay you know i'll get the producing stuff going on but uh when people i went back home they was like

how was your mother? Is everything okay? Yeah, yeah, she's good. She, you know. Let me ask you a question. Did you get any beat placements? Yeah, yeah, yeah. We got a little something going on real soon. Got a little something going on real soon.

Lie. That's a lie. That was a lie. When a nigga tell you that they got a little something, something going on real soon, that's a lie. Yeah, that's a lie. That's a lie. You're wishful thinking. You're being hopeful. You're trying to speak things real soon. That's a lie. Yeah, that's a lie. That's a lie. You're wishful thinking. You're being hopeful.

You're trying to speak things into existence. But you're lying. Nah, nah. I'm not playing at all. I'm not playing at all. Okay. What time? When y'all connected with Jay-Z?

I wasn't coming to get connected with Jay-Z. He was going to Roc Nation. Maybe he went into the A&Rs. Okay. Yeah, they run through A&Rs. So I didn't know. I wasn't coming up for Jay-Z. I was just trying to get a chance with anything. Like who? Who'd you see? What's through A&R So I don't I didn't know I wasn't coming up for Jay-Z I was just trying to get

A chance with anything Like who Who'd you see What's the A&R Fabio Corn Fabio Corn was there At the time So it was really Fabio Corn

But when I was at The producer camp It was like a lot of Drill It just threw me off Cause I'm like My sound sounds like Pharrell I'm not here to

Everybody name mama Had a drill beat Like I was just like Now you sound like Pharrell That's a lie Exactly So now So what do you think You got going on I just want to know What do you think I use Ableton not here to everybody mama had a drill fee like I was just like now you sound like Pharrell that's a lie so exactly so now so what do you think you got going on I just want to know what do you

think I don't know who that is who is Ableton okay all right well I wish you the best sir you're lying to him why are you lying to him you don't wish him the best you don't really wish him the best 800-585-1051 do you know an adult liar let's talk about it's the breakfast club good morning call me

800-585-1051. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're asking, do you know an adult liar? Yes, f***ers be lying. Right? For no reason.

Go to the phone. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is T from Toledo. How y'all doing? Hey, T from Toledo. They tell me that you a big liar in Toledo. Oh, I. Not me.

I try to keep it real. That's why I got no friends. Tell us about this adult liar. Well, my cousin, probably maybe about a couple of months ago, she started saying that this dude that she's supposedly going with is buying her a house. Supposedly, he bought this $300,000 house. She done sent pictures and everything else. But in all actuality,

a whole nother married couple done bought the house. She's talking about she got keys and she done wanted to spend $4,000 on furniture, refurnishing the house. Then she could move in because something wasn't up to code. And then it turned around, like, after she told me she spent the money on the furniture, turned around and asked me to borrow some money. And the crazy part is, dude don't even have a car.

Like, how can you buy a $300,000 house? Yeah, what's going to happen, like, when these lies catch up? I think it's so funny when people lie to you and you know they're lying and you just let them keep going. Yeah, yeah. That's exactly. But I had to call. You say what? Yeah, I don't understand why she would lie like that and then there was a whole other couple that got the house.

I don't get it. Yeah, a whole other couple. And I started calling her out on it because it kept going on. And she was like, well, it's something that we're doing different with real estate. And you don't understand. Because you're small minded. I said, I spent $500 to take a class so I could learn this. And I can't explain it to you because you're small minded.

Man, he hit you with a lot. Listen, a nigga would love to tell you that you don't understand when he lying. And they love to tell you that you small-minded when they lying. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? Good morning, it's Victoria.

Hey, Victoria. Victoria. Victoria, you said Toya or Victoria? It's actually Victoria government-wise, but I go by Toya. Okay. All right, Toya. So let's talk about it.

You know an adult liar or you won? I have been one. I mean, come on, man. It's Tampa, Florida. This is what we do. We drive to the courthouse, no license for. Oh, my goodness. So what you be lying about?

Now, lying to law enforcement don't count. I actually, I wanted to get out of a ticket. I had got pulled over. I know my license was funky, so I faked labor. You faked labor? Yes, I did. How the hell do you fake a whole labor? Were you pregnant? Yeah.

No, I wasn't. I wasn't. Oh, so that stomach came in handy, huh? Yes, it did. They escorted me, though, the whole interstate ride when I got there. But come on now, they're not going to sit there and actually do the paperwork. So I had to wait like 15 minutes, and then I drove off from TDA. Now, how many months do you usually look on a regular basis when you're just walking around? No, I'm slim. When I changed, y'all were like, all right. I don't know how I pulled that off. How do you fake label it if you slim? I don't know. I have no idea. It just must have been

simple. It's Florida, man. You sure you don't look like a lowercase b? No, I bet. Oh, no, absolutely not. You can check that resume. Okay. I'm about to bust 35.3. You could be lying. Well, congratulations. Congratulations, man. Thank you. You the type of... I just want to say, DJ Emi, I love you. Charlamagne, you are amazing. Like, for real. Thank you,

Queen. You're awesome as well. Absolutely. So, one more thing. If you fake the pregnancy, you definitely fake the orgasm, huh? I mean, I'm a mother of twins, so you feel me? I know. I know we're amazing. She could be lying. What did she say?

She definitely could be lying, but she called him amazing. I am. That's a lie. You got great taste. Thank you, Mama. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is there's no need to be lying about things. The truth doesn't cost you anything, but a lie can cost you everything.

Okay? Maybe there's a time can cost you everything. Okay? Maybe there's a time and place to lie. I don't know. I just don't understand why adults be lying to other adults for no reason. I understand her with the ticket. That's a little different. Yeah, I would lie in that situation too. But just when people just randomly volunteer information to you

just because they're trying to mess with your reality, I don't understand it. Envy, next time you get pulled over and say you're pregnant. I'll try. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. All right. Well, you got a positive note. And my positive note is simply this. I have never met a strong person with an easy pass. Be proud of your scars and the fact that you're still standing. Breakfast club, bitches. You're all finished or you're all done.

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