The Breakfast Club - Von DeCarlo Interview / Brianna Perry Interview

Episode Date: December 17, 2018

Monday 12.17 - Today on the show we had Von DeCarlo stop by and explained her New Book ‘Speak Fluent Man’, her relationship with Patrice O'Neal and new comedy endeavors. Also, we had Brianna Perry stop by where she spoke about 'Fortune Cookie' EP, Miami sisterhood, Love & Hip-Hop and more. Also, we flashed back to the time we had Fredro Star stop by and had some unfinished beef with Charlamagne for our 8 year anniversary. Also we flashed back to when Brandy and Monica first stopped by the show. Moreover, we flashed back to when Charlamagne gave some people "Donkey of the Day" for giving out edibles in a church. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And you hope that what? That the Breakfast Club will be on there in 2019. Well, put it in the atmosphere. Yeah, it sounds promising. And I want you to put that on your vision board if you have a vision board, and even pray for it if you want to. You know what I'm saying? Yes, sir.

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One day you're going to make it. Keep it up. Keep your head up. Keep it moving. Hate is going to be there. The love is always real. Keep it small. That's true.

But also, some of them people might be right. What? They'll make it in life. You know what I'm saying? What are you talking about? And sometimes, man, people mistake truth for hate. I might be telling you something that you need to hear. Corey! Hey, what's going on, man? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man, people mistake truth for hate. I might be telling you something that you need to hear. Corey!

Hey, what's going on, man? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man. Hey, man, I just got a problem. Every time I live, I'm in Atlanta right now, and I'm back down here. My wife is soon to be divorced down here. And I got a girlfriend. We got a new baby. I got three with my wife. And, you know, I always get the kids every weekend.

And when she bring them over, like, they get the whole house sick. Like, I never complain about it. I just go out in the medicine and just do what I need to do. But this time she gets home and she calls me and tells me my oldest daughter got a rash. Well, she's being really mean about it. So I'm like, all right, well, she didn't have one when I brought her over. But I used dog soap. She's trying to figure it out.

And I'm like, but, you know, she's sick again. Like, every time they get over here, I got a nine-month-old baby. You know, she's not as strong as them. They get her sick, and she just started flipping out. Like, I don't know what her problem is, man. She just got negative energy. And that always causes me and my new girl, you know, we get to arguing about that.

Yeah, that's annoying. Yeah, it is, man. It's like, I really, like, she's making it real hard to be a dad, man. She's like, I done went two years without talking to my kids before, you know? Just because of my relationship with her. I just need to talk to somebody about it, man. You just wanted to vent about it, I understand.

And it's important for you and your relationship, for you and your girl to really have a united front when it comes to these things so that you guys don't end up arguing with each other over your frustrations. We can't even have a conversation. It's like, we have a conversation, that's what it gets to, and so that you guys don't end up arguing with each other over your frustrations we can't even have a conversation it's like we have a conversation that's what it gets to and like i'm over it i got a girlfriend she got a guy is i don't know how we always wind up arguing i tell her we don't have a need to argue anymore like it's like you know we could be cool we just be cool and not maybe it's because i didn't get the divorce yet but you know that's

not something that happens overnight. Like, I'm trying. Okay. Well, yeah, work on that. All right, bro. I appreciate it. Hello, who's this? Hey, hey, Merry Christmas.

Breakfast Club. What's up? It's Sean Kian, Stample, Florida. How's everyone doing? How you doing, brother? Hey, man, blessed. Hey, all three of you, I want to say something. You guys, I have a question and a statement,

and I would like your input on the question. So the statement is, everyone, at least for one month or at least the holiday season, like, get rid of pessimism. You know what I'm saying? Like, so many people are ungrateful and not appreciative enough. You know? With that being said, I have a question. I'm just going to throw it out there.

With you guys being the number one, you know, with you guys being the last person, stations, who give you guys being the last per station to give 6'9", his potential last interview of his life, how does that make, like, Charlamagne, your input, especially, like, because you always try to give this young man advice, but he was going to listen to who he was going to listen to. What do you guys think about that? Like, you know what I mean?

Because it goes through your mind, I'm sure. I don't think about it, to be honest with you. I mean, God bless 6ix9ine, but he's just another individual who you tell the truth to, and people will call you a hater for it. People will tell you that, you know, they'll say you're being negative for it. But in the end, the truth always reveals itself. And, I mean, we're looking at the truth right now, him being in jail. Yeah, thanks, guys.

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we want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. What's up, Brian? Get it off your chest. Yeah, man. I took this girl down to the Poconos, the soap hazing, man, for the weekend. Nice. She said she don't feel comfortable the first night for me and her to sleep in the same bed. Okay.

You know what I did? Because all the situations that's going on nowadays, I just be like, you know what? I'll be right back. I'm going to go get another room. I take my bag, kindly put it in my car, drove off, left her there. You know what I'm saying? That's so rude. When she find out that I left her there, she called me.

And I said, yo, just call one of your girlfriends, tell them to come up and y'all could enjoy the rest of y'all stay together. You know what I'm saying? You sound like you're from Brooklyn. Yeah, you sound like you got an attitude because of that. I'm from the Bronx. But guess what? Guess what?

It's funny because a year before, I met one of her friends in Jamaica. You know what I'm saying? And it was easy to go down just like that. So I'm spending all this money, and you're telling me you don't feel comfortable? I'm just going to leave you there. Goodbye. You know what I'm saying? Listen, she was trying to spend some time with you to see if she would like you enough to do that.

What's wrong with that? That's kind of foul, bro. That's real foul. Nah, man. These cats not even taking these girls nowhere nowadays. I'm spending all that money.

My brother, just because you spend money on a young lady and take her somewhere does not mean that you are guaranteed

the poom poom, sir. Charlemagne, I'm Jamaican. I need that pooms right once I find that bread. Well, I say

that she made the right move then. Did you at least get one of those rooms with the champagne glass you could take

a bath in? Of course. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I'm trying to tell you. Yo, can we go down there for the weekend, me and you? Hell no. Because you're definitely going to leave. You know what?

Yes, you'll definitely be leaving me. Yeah, let's do it. Let's get a big suite. And then when you leave, I can invite my real boyfriend. Oh, really? You know I'm Jamaican. Don't do that. You're lame, bro, man.

You're real lame. Now, I do agree. I would much rather him leave than, you know, do something stupid. You know what I'm saying? But, you know. Listen, she dodged a bullet. That much of Uber is from the Bronx to the Poconos? It has to be at least $250. Hello, who's this? Hey, y'all.

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I don't know why, man. But I love the show, man. That's usually the effect I have on people. Hello, who's this? It's Reisha. What up, though? What up, though? What up, Leesh?

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we were talking about Chloe and Tristan and their mess. And listen, I think I'm going to tell you my story. The craziest way I caught my boyfriend cheating on me, it was his birthday. He was at work and he was at my house the night before. So after work, he was coming and we were going to to dinner, and I had planned all this stuff for him. So I go on my computer to go Google the address of where we were going for dinner

just so I could make sure I had the directions and everything. He left his email up. He left his Gmail open. Oh, boy. So I was like, should I look at it? And then I was like, I'll just take a little peek. And then I saw all kinds of stuff on there, vacations that he went on with some girl that he worked with.

I saw pictures of him in the hot tub with another girl. It was on his birthday, too. And it was his 30th birthday, so it was kind of a big deal. But I was very calm about it. First, I sent all the emails to myself, and then I changed his password and logged out, and then I called him and I said, we're not going to dinner anymore.

And he was like, what's the problem? Is everything okay? And then I forwarded him to his phone, screenshots of everything, and he couldn't get back in his email, so he was devastated. what's the problem? Is everything okay? And then I forwarded him to his phone screenshots of everything and he couldn't get back in his email so he was devastated. Damn it, man. You know he only got one 30th birthday though.

Yeah. I'm just joking. Call one of them other bitches. Oh, damn, yeah. Sorry. All right. Let's go to the phone line. What you mean let's go to the phone?

We got two other people in this room that want to talk about this topic. What you mean? I told them myself. What about you, sir? Well, you know I'm an African-American male and as an African-American male, I don't cheat.

Okay, I rebuke Satan in all his wicked ways. And when I see these wicked Canadians in our country cheating, being nasty, while their pregnant woman is somewhere minding her business, I'm disgusted and reminded of why I'm a proud member of the FMC, which is the Faithful Male Community. Okay? But before that, how did you get caught? I don't know anything about that.

When your wife cheated on you before you told us that, how did you catch up? I don't remember. All right. When your wife cheated on you before you told us that, how did you catch up? I don't remember. All right. I don't know why he wanted to participate in this conversation. Let's go to the phones. I can tell you the dumbest way you could get caught cheating. How's that?

By being on the radio talking about the dumbest ways you got caught cheating. I think it was in the past. We already know because you already got caught. Well, there you go. I'm minding my business. Hello, who's this? D, like David D. Okay, David D.

Now, what's the craziest way, what's the dumbest way you found your man cheating? Well, it wasn't that I found him cheating. He found myself cheating. Woo! How'd he catch you? We were asleep one night, and we were at his mom's house actually visiting, and we were sleeping. And by 3 o'clock in the morning, I wake up to him with my phone in my face

with a picture of a d*** on it. You can say penis. Okay, so you woke up with a digital D in your face. All right. Did you recognize this penis? So I knew who the penis belonged to. True. It belonged to a person that I had cheated with.

But that doesn't mean you cheated just because you had a picture of a penis. Was your mouth on it? Were you in the picture? No, I wasn't in the picture at all, which doesn't mean I cheated, which I still to this day say I never cheated. Right. I mean, that's an easy one to slide out of. That's not an easy one to slide out of because I want to know who this man is

that feels so comfortable enough to send you D-pics. See, when you tell one lie, you got to tell another lie to cover that one up. So who is this guy that feels so comfortable to send you D-pics in the middle of the night? Well, he was a friend of mine that I haven't known for a very long time. Not anymore? Was it a good picture? Yes, it was. I think he was more mad because the guy was more in doubt.

Oh, man. No, he was mad because you was cheating on him. What's wrong with y'all? Are y'all silly? He was mad the penis was better. He was mad because you was cheating on him. And this guy felt comfortable enough to send you D-pics in the middle of the night. That's why he was mad.

My goodness. 800-585-1051. Have you ever got caught cheating? What's the dumbest way you got caught, I should say? Ladies, call us up. Fellas, call us up. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just join us, we're talking Tristan and Khloe and their mess. And we're just asking, what's the dumbest way that you got caught cheating? Now, we got a friend to the room on the line. Trav, yeah?

Hey, Trav. What's up, Envy? Hey, Trav. I mean, I say hey, Trav. Hey, yee. Trav, I know you don't cheat. Um, I have cheated in my first relationship. Tell us how you got stuck.

Trav, I can't believe this. I don't even look at you like that. I was in my first relationship, yeah, and I actually got caught because I had told my boyfriend that I was going to my parents' house for the weekend, but really me and my best friend was planning on going to Atlanta. What's in Atlanta?

You had thought. What's in Atlanta? A bunch of gay men to cheat with. What the hell are you talking about? A bunch of gay men was in Atlanta. So what'd you end up doing? So me and my best friend went to Atlanta. So the whole time I'm in Atlanta,

he thinks I'm at my parents'. We live together, so my parents' house is like two hours away from where we live. So he thought I was at my parents' house. So I'm like sending him

pictures of my mom, from my mom's Facebook of her sitting at restaurants telling her mom with my mom at restaurants. You did too much. You look crazy. So I was at this club,

and I didn't know his best friend was down there, and he basically saw me and my best friend in the club. He told my boyfriend that he saw me in the club in Atlanta. Wow. Did he end it right there? No. No, he didn't end it with me, but I still ended it with him.

You ain't had no respect for him anyway, Trav, doing all that. I didn't really like him that much. My good Trav. You a ho, Trav. A former ho. Your name is EZK? Yeah, EZK. Hey, EZK. I wish your middle initial was Y. That'd be dope. No, alright.

EZKY. Alright, EZK. EZK definitely cheats. No, he called his girlfriend cheating. Now, explain your story, EZK. EZKY, definitely. I'm in the West Age. So, you know, I'm doing my thing, sliding on POF, thinking I'm all this, whatever. I get messages from this chick that has no picture. And I'm like, oh, like, this chick seems too perfect.

Like, even in the back of my head, I'm like, I think it's my chick or whatever. But I'm like, I fall for the bait, like the catfish. Then all of a sudden, my phone just started getting blown up on my girl. So wait a minute. Your girl made a fake social media page and you fell for it and she caught you? Yes. He did get caught.

That's your dumb ass. Damn it, man. Sorry for you. That's the oldest chick in the book. Hello, who's this? Yeah, if you're going to cheat, cheat face to face. Lottie. All right, Lottie. Did you catch your girl cheating or did she catch you cheating? Man, she caught me cheating, man. How?

Tell me. Over my iPad, man. She told me she needed it to use it. I can't remember what she wanted to use it for. And your text message is linked to your iPad. And you know it. Rookie. You know how many people get caught like that?

Yeah, because they're rookies. You know what's so crazy? It's a rookie mistake. You know what I'm saying? It's a rookie mistake. All you got to do is put your phone on do not disturb, bro. Man, Charlamagne, trust me, man. Trust me.

She caught me in the great state of South Carolina, too. And you know how they come. You got swung on? Man, listen. Swung on, spit on, all kind of stuff, man. Listen, guys, whenever you hand your woman your iPhone or your iPad, always put the phone on do not disturb. Come on, brothers.

Goodness gracious. All right. Now, what's the moral of the story? But don't old text messages still be on there? Why would she go through my... If I'm sitting by you, you're not going to go through my text messages. I'm sitting right there with you. She borrowed it.

The moral of the story is never cheat on someone that is good to you because karma is a bitch. Okay? There you you. She borrowed it. The moral of the story is never cheat on someone that is good to you because karma is a bitch. Okay? There you go. Simple and plain. We're celebrating The Breakfast Club's eight-year anniversary. Check out this moment. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests with us today. Back the f*** up. I'm just kidding, man. We just said don't curse. That is one of my questions right there. Don't, no, don't do

that. We have onyx in this mother f***er. Y'all the same guys that were beating up people on planes back in the day? No, no, look, I

ain't beat nobody up on a plane, okay? He beat himself up. He beat himself up. How do you beat yourself up? Tell me the facts, get to it.

How do you beat yourself up, Tiki? You want me to show you? I'm not into violence, you know what I'm saying? Me neither. Well, the Sauce Awards. They ain't give us no awards. Performing at the Sauce Awards.

Now, when you do that... Charlamagne, what happened when you got punched in the eye, B? The guy got killed later on, but it wasn't because of me, though. I just wanted to know. Yeah. That was mad funny. That was crazy. That was crazy.

That's the devil. I had to get out of there. I mean, think about it. If it's an ambush, if you're walking into work and you know... You should have broke all three of them. I would have stopped the fight. I would have stopped the fight. Especially if I was at my radio station.

You the one fighting. Shut up. This your radio station. This your block. You know why? Because I know at my radio station. You the one firing. Shut up. This your radio station. Because you know why? This your block. You know why? Because I know it was an ambush. You got ran off your own block.

I don't know what them guys had planned. So I had to get out the way. You got ran off your own block, man. It's all good, though. It happens. It happens to the best. I mean, you and 50 got into it. Yeah, yeah.

What? And what? 50 hit you too, right? I don't know. 50 hit nobody. He didn't touch s***. 50 didn't touch nothing. 50 ran the s*** like you. Well,? I don't know. 50 hit nobody. He didn't touch shit. 50 didn't touch nothing. 50 ran like you.

Why we got an issue? Because the way you brought up some slick shit. Wait on that, B. I'm a real... Oh, you're talking about the... Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm talking about with that. All right.

I mean, what you want me to do? You said it. I don't want nothing. I don't want you to do nothing. You're going to do what you're going to do. I mean, you said it. I didn't play my fucking record up here. I ain't heard a record.

You don't need to, man. Why we got an issue, bro? Because you brought some shit up. I didn't play my fucking record up here. I ain't heard a record. You don't need to, man. Why we got an issue, bro? Because you brought some shit up that I ain't like. And I don't like that. I ain't no bitch ass. I ain't say you was, but you said it. Don't play me like that, breakfast club. Let's get on with the interview.

I don't know what you want me to do. You can't do nothing. You can't do nothing. That's what I'm saying. You can't do nothing, big man. You can't do nothing. I. You can't do nothing, nigga. That's what I'm saying, nigga. You can't do nothing, big man. You can't do nothing, nigga. I know it's sort of f***ing good, nigga. Play me, nigga.

Play in the garbage, nigga. Don't play me, nigga. My name is Fredjo Star. Do your ghouls, nigga. What the f*** you gonna do, nigga? Play me, nigga. Let's move on. Let's move on past that.

Please. Now, I got a question. What? Damn, man. Damn, bro. Now, does got a question. What? Damn, man. Damn, bro. Now, does he set the tone off with that bulls**t? Check it. He got checked.

F**k this. We past that. Let's get past this. He's punching his a** on TV. Word. He's trying to play me. You ain't never seen a a** punch me in the eye ever. Ever.

50 Cent, whoever, n*****. I bangs out, n*****. Real s**t. Show me a a** punch me in the face. 50 said he did. What he said he did? Well, I said he ain't do nothing, n*****. a nigga, punch me in the face. 50 said he did. What he said he did? Well, I said he ain't do nothing. I said, the ring.

Him, Tony Ayo, all the niggas ran. And I don't got a front. Just because you see me run on camera, but you think that's my character? Oh, you are Kelly? I'm just asking you, what happened? What happened to the niggas who did that to you? I mean, one of of them no longer here

from what i heard nothing you know let it let them let me yeah because that's corny this is like we just know you know it was corny exactly but he said it on the tape it don't matter though you got pushing the odd tape so it's cool we even let's move on let's go yeah even now 50 cent what happened with 50 that you're both from south what happened with 50 Cent? You're both from South Carolina. What happened with 50 Cent is, what happened was, we ain't going to talk about that. All right? But why not? Because I ain't getting paid from that no more. That's 20 years ago.

I just talked about it. But that's part of your history, though. That's part of his history. Part of my history. Let me tell you what happened. Let me tell you what happened. Let me tell you what happened. Jam Master Jay put both of us on from New York, right?

Boom. Him and Domination had a problem. I got Domination some money at Koch Records. He had a problem with that. So when I seen it, I didn't even know it was a problem. He tried to swing on me. I missed. Straight up.

He can say what he want to say. He know what it is. I ain't got to talk about it. You know what I'm saying? I'm not one of these b****es, B. For real. Would you guys ever do some type of biography or autobiography on Onyx? Yeah, it's definitely coming. 20 years of hardcore hip type of biography or autobiography on onyx yeah it's definitely coming 20 years of hardcore hip-hop the autobiography yeah so clearly you got

a front on nobody dude ain't got a front up here for nobody so clearly you and 50 had real beef like it's a real i mean try to swing on me you know what i'm saying some physical happened so we left it at that i haven't spoken to the since and that's what it is and then he mentioned you in the record. He said he would beat you up like the white boy on MTV. And then you said I'd beat him in real life at the Salsa Wars. Real beef, you don't even know what real beef is.

You know what I'm saying? Because you have a job. So you don't know what real beef is. I mean, we all come from a certain place, though. We all come from a certain area. We all wasn't doing this before. We all was doing other things before this. I know what you was doing.

You was working with Woody Williams. And before that, I was growing up in the streets of South Carolina. I know your history. You know mine. I don't know your history. We should be talking about what's going in the future, not the past. It's not only the future. This is what I'm doing.

I'm bringing it up. What makes Onyx so great is y'all came from a place where we were there. But that's what it was, you know, right? But I think this is our first time having a sit down with Onyx. Exactly. It's the whole generation of people who don't know y'all came from a place where let's keep it let's keep it right but i think this is our first time having a having a sit down exactly it's a whole generation of people who don't know you shouldn't be trying to play like throw like little the game like that that's corny how is that corny when you said it oh so it's cool it's cool you got punched in the face i said it all right i don't understand the issue like i really don't understand the issue of something that you said being brought up there ain't no issue no more. Let's move forward. Okay. Well, Mr.

Breakfast Club. So Fred, we good? No. Yeah, we good. We don't gotta do five minutes or nothing like that? Nah, we good. Okay. All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Why you want to do five minutes? If that's how you feel. Hey, come on, stop it. If we did five minutes, we would have been done already. Come on, you guys, stop it. That's enough. He said I ain't go to the gym yet. It's the Breakfast Club. It's on it. Eight years. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy

Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We have a special guest in the building, Vondie Carlo. Oh, my God. We here already? I'm so nervous. I am. You go on stage and perform. Is that your real name? We're here already. I'm so nervous. No, you're not. You're on the show. You go on stage and perform. I know.

Is that your real name? Von DeCarlo? Von DeCarlo. My mother names me after Lily Munster. My last name is Brown, though. I just don't use Brown. So Von DeCarlo Brown? Von DeCarlo Brown.

Von DeCarlo like a double first name. Okay. Now let's talk about some of your history. Okay. You have this book, Speak Fluent Man. Yes. Which has some very interesting, and I'm sure- You read it? We could debate about some of the things that are in this book, Speak Fluent Man. Yes. Which has some very interesting, and I'm sure. You read it?

We could debate about some of the things that are in this book. Speak Fluent Man. But the idea of this book, for you writing this book, was the words of Patrice O'Neill. So explain that. Yeah, honestly, it's not something that I like to talk about or debate about. It's there. It was a book that Patrice wanted me to write when he was here. So if you're familiar with Patrice O'Neal, he had a lot of different unique out-of-the-box philosophies on relationships. And he said, you get it.

You know, and women listen to you differently than they listen to me. So you should write a book. And at the time I was like, mm-mm. Because I know what it is. I know how people would respond to it. Receive it right. It would sound more harsh coming from him. So what would some of the things he would say?

What would some of the things he would say? If you read the book or if you look at the chapters, I had given him, he said, okay, to appease the situation, he was like, just tell me the top things that you learned in a relationship with me and going through all these different things. What are the top things that you would write about? So I gave him an outline and that became the chapters. So it's entitlement, double standards, you know, natural order things, jealousy, trust, sex, all of those things. All right.

Let me ask Envy a question. Oh, boy. Because this is a question that was posed in the book that Patrice O'Neal would pose. All right. And I want to see how he would answer this. And then you can tell him what Patrice had to say. Now he would ask, ladies, if you lost your pussy in an accident, how would you keep your man?

Now, how would you think people would respond to that, Envy? Wow, you're thinking hard. No, see, you've got to think because it could be a trick question. I didn't write the book, Envy. Because if I answer, she'll be like, Envy, you lost your pussy in an accident, so you've got to back that out first. Envy, you will never lose your answer. I'll let you answer and then I'll say yes.

You see where the setup was? I told you there's a setup coming. Well, you go ahead and answer. But I would use a setup question. I think most men would say their mouth, a woman's mouth. But for myself, I would think it's just more about being honest and loyal. In my relationship with my wife. So if your wife lost her, all she would have to do about being honest and loyal in my relationship with my wife. So if your wife lost her, all she would have to do is be honest and loyal and you'll be good.

My wife, yeah, my wife's honest and loyal now. So I'll be good regardless. Well, her doesn't make me stay. But, you know, it's not the focus of our relationship. That's going to sound crazy, right? But it's not the focus of our relationship. So you could be okay with never having sex again? If my wife lost

the ass, yes. He's like, no. No. Her mouth works, her hand works in honesty and loyalty. Honestly, it is. Her mouth, hands,

honesty and loyalty. It is absolutely a set up question and that was one of the things I would say to Patrice. You're setting up the audience. You're setting up women to fail

because people, he would pose that question and then they would yell out, my mouth, my booty, all these different things. And he would. I didn't think of the booty. You didn't think of the booty. That's interesting. Yes, he did.

But he would, he would pose that question and then they would yell different things out, women. And he would go, see ladies, ladies, you qualified yourself as a series of holes. You know, you didn't say Xbox, you didn't say all these, like, being cool, being loyal, being like a cool woman. But that's what he would do. Now talk about

how you guys met. Well, he said when he first met me, we met on a set of 25th Hour, Spike Lee's film. And he said that I had pretty girl syndrome. What's that? He basically was saying, you know, I had an attitude. And he was inviting everyone to come see him at Caroline's.

And he didn't invite me. And I was like, well, can I come? You know, I'm My best ghetto version of myself at the time and he was like I guess because I was with my roommate at the time he was like I guess she was going to bring you anyway. What an invitation. I would have wanted to go.

Well the thing is he had a charm about him that you either loved or hated him. There was really no in between. And he was basically saying to me, you have a lot of people telling you you're pretty, you're this, that, and a third, but no man.

He's like, I can tell you no man has ever taught you anything. You know? Damn. That was charm, but go ahead. It was, you know, I have a particular taste in men. But he was coming from a perspective of, I'm going to be your friend. I'm not going to try to sleep with you. That was game over.

Yeah. Everybody says that. At the time, I didn't see it. Hindsight, I'm like, I'm going to be the one guy to act like I don't want to be with you. And that's going to be the guy you like. I want to make the pretty girl my best friend. And just so you know, him ignoring you

was also a ploy for him to get to your attention. All of that. He got me. He definitely got you. It worked. But we didn't have sex for like almost

within the first year we had sex. But it was like eight, nine months. It was a long time. I can't even remember. But it was a good setup. He was like,

she's a keeper. He was marrying you. He was marrying you. Well, he tried. I can't even remember. But it was a good setup. It was a good setup. He was like, she's a keeper. He was marrying you. He was marrying you. Well, he tried. I mean, he died one month before our wedding date, actually. Wow. Yeah. Now, can you find love again?

Because obviously that was your soulmate. Well, everybody says that, you know, everyone thinks that I can't be with another person. I didn't say that. Or, you know, find love again, so to speak. But I don't believe that. I believe that lightning can strike twice, of course. And I deserve it. Patrice knew he wasn't going to be here a long time.

And I say the way you define love is when you prepare somebody to not be with you. And that's what he was doing the whole time we were together. How did Patrice pass for people that don't know? He had a stroke. He had a stroke. He had a stroke, and he passed away November 29, 2011. Wow, seven years ago. It feels like it was yesterday.

It does feel like it was yesterday. But, you know, I don't think that the man that's going to be my husband is going to be intimidated or feel like he'll live in some kind of shadow with me or with Patrice. Because he'll be strong enough on his own. And I'm sure Patrice would want you to be happy. Absolutely. And that's what I mean. He said to me, he is like, I'm not going to make a mess of you. Men make a mess of women. They hurt women.

And then he said no man should ever have to deal with the next man or the last man's mess. He is like, so the man that is going to be with you after me is going to want to shake my hand. All right, we got more with Vonda Carla. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Char back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Vonda Carlo is in the building. Yee? Now, let's talk about everything you have going on. Yeah, thank you. Please get that. Please get that. I was actually friends with Patrice also.

If you had the pleasure of knowing him, because I've had him on when I was on Serious. I had him on my show a few times, and he had always the funniest things to say, and we had a good time. I remember him and Nori were on together, and he was reading that book Skinny Bitch. Yes. To lose weight, and it was just the funniest thing that these men. Yeah, let me tell you what happened. They were reading Skinny Bitch to lose weight? He came home with that book.

He came home with that book, and we were vegan for three years after that. It changed his perception of food. And we were vegan. I think that was like, it had to be like 07. It has early vegan days. Or oh, I don't know. Did you stay vegan? No. No.

Since he's passed, I gained about 30 pounds. I've been eating some chicken and shrimp. And everything. Donuts, cake. I have definitely over eight. But, you know, I'm kind of lucky I'm one of those women. You look great. You know, when I complain about my weight, people don't care.

I have a bit about it. You know, I'm at Caroline's in January. Yeah, I've seen her at Caroline's. Yeah. And I was hosted for Donnell, but I'm going to be headlining there January 15th. Okay. And I have a bit where I talk about all the weight gain, but like nobody feels bad for me. Because the weight fell into a place like all the places that people find attractive.

But I can't breathe. So I'm like, this is not, no. Did you feel your calling was stand up before? Absolutely. Yeah. I moved here from small town USA, about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh in a town called Clareton, Pennsylvania. And when I was younger, I thought I was going to move to New York and be like Whoopi Goldberg with a splash of Diana Ross, you know?

So comedy was definitely always my first love. And my first time on stage was before Patrice and I were together. But I backed out of comedy. You know, I didn't even tell him I was doing stand-up when we met. Why did you back out of it? Well, you know, I was a jack-of-all-trades master of none. So I was doing comedy, and I didn't tell him at first. And then when I did tell him, I had done this open mic thing.

It was called Sal's Comedy Hole. And they would either put a stamp on your hand or a wristband that said you did comedy that night that you paid your drink or whatever. I left it on. And he was like, you know, meeting up with him at the cellar and stuff. That's how you wanted to tell him to leave it on? I knew he was going to see it. Yeah. Like, this is what I'm going to tell him tonight.

You know, and he saw it. And he goes, what's that? And I was like, oh, I was just doing a South comedy hole. And he pulled me away from the infamous comedy cellar table. He goes, you don't stand up. That's cool with me. Teach you anything you need to know. Rhythm, you know, jokes, whatever.

I got you. But the very second you look at me, it's like you see how these guys are pointing back at the table. And he's like, I don't know how long you've been doing it, but I'm assuming you know how audiences are. The very second you look at me and say, you're my man, why aren't you helping me? We're breaking up immediately. Damn. He's like, you take those bullets yourself, you'll be a great comic. That's good advice, though.

Damn. Because I think things like that definitely hurt relationships. I was like, I could do sketch and improv and at the time I was getting work on One Life to Live. I didn't know. I was doing other five words. They never contracted me. They gave me the five more

funky lines. But at the time, I thought I was Whoopi or Wayne Brady type where I could be in all these different lanes. What I didn't know at the time is I am not that unicorn. Like I have a lot of different talents, but my gift is stand up. Right. I produce his specials. Yeah, I produce his three comedy albums. PatriceO'Neal.com, his albums are up there. And I also produced the music for his Elephant in a Room special on Comedy Central.

I learned a lot from him, you know, and my daughter was really young at the time. So I was able, I say I put myself third for almost two decades basically. At the time you know I was trying to do so much and now I could focus just on me. Well your boyfriend have a problem now with you talking about Patrice so much and him asking you about it so much. Did that ever bother him at all?

I like how you did that because I never said I had a boyfriend. I was like wait I thought she just said she was only dating. I like how you did that. I like how you did that. And she will find love. I like how you did that. Whoever I date and whoever. Better not have a problem. He won't.

He won't. And actually, the person I am seeing now, I'll just say this. He can relate to that type of loss, which is a blessing. How did you meet Donnell? I was booked to work at, like you know everybody in comedy. Comedians know comedians. That's what I asked.

I love Darnell. Hi, Darnell. I love Darnell. I love working with Darnell. Oh my God. I learned so much from him. I saw it. I see it all.

All the time. We love Darnell. Look, so we know each other in passing. You know, he knows Patrice and the Chappelle show and all of that. But the first time we officially met and connected, Levity Live hired me to host at the club. And he was performing there. He was headlining.

And he had Marshall Brandon as his feature. And the club hired me to host. But when I came in a room, he just looks up and he had Marshall Brandon as his feature, and the club hired me to host. But when I came in a room, he just looks up and he goes, you a comic? And I was like, all right, we gonna do this. I get it, I get it. Because I have the shadow of Patrice over me. Yeah, that's a hazing right there.

You know, most comedians get on stage, they're judged for their work or lack thereof. For me, before I even open my mouth, I got 10,000 things ahead of me, starting with the Patrice thing, and then I'm a woman. I'm a black woman. I'm a voluptuous

woman. It's quote-unquote pretty. She can't possibly be funny. But here's the thing. I'm a comic, period. First, before and after. Gotcha. You know, I have substance in my material. I'm working towards being in the names of the greatest comedians.

I want to someday be in that list of when they say great comics, they mention my name. And not in association with Patrice O'Neal, but I stand on my own. My comedy stands on its own. All right. We got more with Vonda Carlo. When we come back, don't move. It's the breakfast club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody is DJ Envy. Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the breakfast club. Vonda Carlo is in the building. I was going to ask you,

you know, every comedian comes up. I always ask, what was their best show? And what was their worst show? What was your worst show? I bombed so bad this one time. I did a check spot at Stand Up New York.

And at the time, a check spot is when the comedy. Similar. It's when the people that was drinking at the club. Pull you over. Are getting their checks. Okay. So they're not really fully paying attention to the comment. People are talking. People are looking at their checks.

Yeah. So I had a check spot at a time that I don't think I was probably skilled enough to do. Okay. I bombed so bad. I didn't go above 50th Street for six months. Damn.

Stand Up New York is in the Upper West Side. I was like, I can't even show my face. So what made it so bad? Like, people, did they boo, or were they just not paying? No, it was silence of the lambs. I was like, what's going on? And I just realized, you know what? I just had a bomb.

How'd you get out of it? You said, all right, God bless, good night. I left it and didn't come back for six months. I don't remember. I blacked out, and I think I just woke up from it a few minutes ago. You know what? The worst thing you could do, too, and I just saw this happen recently, is when you are bombing and, like, maybe one person boos,

I saw somebody just do this, and they were like, oh, are y'all booing me? And that was it. Oh. See, I've never been booed. See, I haven't been booed. I've never been booed. The person acknowledged the one boo. Yeah. And then set it on stage. I've been been booed. She said, I've never been booed. I've never been booed. The person acknowledged the one boo. Yeah.

And then set it on stage. I've been ignored, but not... What was the second time? You said twice. Oh, so the first, one of the first experiences I had when I finally, because it took a lot for me, especially after Patrice passed, to come back out into the comedy world as a comic. And I remember I was on BET. I did According to Him or Her. to come back out into the comedy world as a comic. And I remember I was on BET.

I did According to Him or Her. I did two seasons of it. Tiffany Haddish was on it. Like, they picked four comedians from New York, and I was one of them. And they did, we did two seasons. It was a talking head comedy show. And they did a live from the improv featuring the comedians of According to Him and Her.

And I was so hurt in my soul that I hadn't been doing stand-up, so I wasn't even prepared to be considered on this show. And I remember I talked to Tiffany, but I talked to every, I was like, I can't believe that I'm not walking in my purpose. I can't believe I'm not doing this. It was killing me. And the first time I went out and I said, okay, I'm going in and I'm not going to stop from this point on. The comedian, I'm not going to say who, I did not know he knew who I was. And he's like, we got a special guest. So I'm looking around like,

I thought I was next. Like, yeah. I was like, who came in? I was like, oh, shoot. They didn't even tell me. I was bummed. We have a special guest coming to the stage. The late, great Patrisse O'Neal's widow,

Von DiCarlo. And I was like. What an introduction. It was the, I felt like I was walking towards the stage in slow motion. And I told myself as I was on DiCarlo and I was like. What an introduction. It was the, I felt like I was walking towards the stage of slow motion. And I told myself as I was walking, I said, this is what it is. It's up to you. You got 30 seconds.

Wipe it clean. So I was like. But he didn't mean to be harmed by it. It wasn't malicious. That's why I'm not going to say his name. I know it wasn't malicious. You know, but he was, you know, inexperienced. And I got up there and I did not bomb I had them the whole time with my stuff I don't know if I'm gonna say I smashed

it but I smashed it I smashed it and I was very proud of myself and that was the moment where I said I could do this and this is gonna be my challenge and it's okay because eventually I put in the work. People see my comedy for me separate from what I am to Patrice's legacy and my responsibility to his legacy. I keep it as separate as possible, you know, and that's that's my that's one of the many challenges that I have to face. And it's it's getting easier and easier and easier and easier. The more work you do, the more people respect you for your stuff, and they see what I'm doing. Is anything off limits to you?

There was this one comic I saw her perform like years ago, and she has a joke about getting raped. Now, do you think there are certain things that it's just impossible for it to be funny? Off limits? No, no. I think you have to be responsible with your words and you have to be truthful and honest. And if you're coming from a place where this is my experience, this is what I'm pulling funny out of, I think it's fine. Sometimes people are doing things just to be shocking. But for me personally,

if you're doing something just for the laugh and just to be shocking, that's disingenuous. You know, it's not real. And people can feel that and sense that. People can feel that, they can sense it, and hey, they might like it. But that's not, everybody's not for everybody.

That's not the audience that I'm trying to find. And that's one of the great things about getting back to bombing. Sometimes you're not, there's bombing and then there's this crowd just ain't for me. This ain't my crowd. I did a club in Long Island, which is in this area was very Trump nation. But they told me, they were like, oh, you're so funny, but you maybe ease back on the Trump stuff. I said, no, I'm going to do what I'm going to do. And they can either deal with it or not.

And this one lady, I'll never forget because I have a, you know, I was doing the, you know, I'm half white, half black, which is just a fancy way of saying I'm black. This woman with like a chip, no tooth was like, so it's the white part that makes you fancy, huh? Girl, I was like, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Okay. Is this where, okay. Damn. You said she had a chip, no tooth.

I was like, if the fancy obviously passed you up. Right. It skipped a generation with you. I'd be like, I'll be like, yeah. I know you don't think your whiteness. Okay. All right. Fine.

But again, I'm going to find, I'm going to do everything that I'm going to do. And my audience is going to come to me, hopefully on January 15th at Caroline's on Broadway. We'll make sure. Please. January 15th. And we appreciate you for joining us. Thank you so much. I'm glad you finally made it up. Thank you for having me. Oh my god, it was so fun. It's Von DeCarlo.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkeys of the Day, ask Charlamagne. I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mix up. So like a donkey. Keyhole. Donkey of the Day. The Breakfast Club,

bitches. Now I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but donkey of the day is a new one. Alright, listen man, Charlemagne the God here. I'm on vacation. I don't give a damn what y'all think about that because I deserve it. Now, the Breakfast Club is in 80 plus markets in 150 countries, so we have a lot of new listeners who probably don't even

know who Charlemagne thea God is. So use my time off to catch up on some of my past work. Okay? Okay. If you're new here, I do a segment every day called Donkey of the Day. Donkey as in jackass. And that's when I give someone the credit they deserve for being stupid. So if you never heard of it, this is new to you. But if you

are a regular listener, then this is an oldie but goodie because it's the best of the Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the day goes to Ebony Cooper, 28, and Leah Presley, 26, of Savannah, Georgia. I love Savannah. Beautiful city. With a lot of young entrepreneurs. And that's what Ebony and Leah are. Two local entrepreneurs who

were at an event for local entrepreneurship. This is the beautiful thing about community. When you are living in a eco, a thriving ecosystem where the schools, the churches, local businesses are all working together to get the best out of people in that community, everyone wins. And this is a great example. See, a local church in Savannah was hosting an event for local entrepreneurs, and Ebony and Leah, being the young go-getters that they are, decided they wanted in. See, Leah and Ebony have a product, ladies and gentlemen, and they sell that product. And I guess it's working for them.

So once they heard the news about the church throwing this event, they decided this is where they needed to be to expand their business. You got to respect that, right? So Ebony and Leah started running ads on social media telling people, come one, come all, pull up to the church and buy what it is we are selling. I repeat, Leah and Ebony started advertising their product on social media telling people we gonna be at the church on such and such date selling what we got now the problem lies in what ebony and leah was selling let's go to the news now for the report please savannah chatham counter narcotics team said 28 year old ebony cooper was openly selling marijuana and thC edibles on church property. Law enforcement discovered it via a social media search where it was being advertised.

Well, okay, so the church itself didn't know. An outside vendor actually hosted an entrepreneur event at the church property, and that's where the edibles were being sold. Cooper and a friend named Leah Presley went off-site after agents made an undercover buy of the edibles and searched their vehicle. That's where they found even more marijuana edibles, more than $1,000 in cash, and a loaded gun. They also believe that she had the loaded gun on her on the church property when she was selling those marijuana edibles. The women involved both face felony drug charges. I've conceded America to the stupid people. It's over for anyone with a lick of common sense.

If you deal with logic and facts in any way, shape, or form, you are not a stupid one in this country. Leah and Ebony decided to sell edibles at the church. Okay, various types of THC-filled treats, cereal, brownies, puddings, you name it, they got it. And they decided to advertise that they were selling it at the church via social media. They had a THC filled testimony to tell. Okay, I know right now they sitting in jail wondering who snitched on them. They probably think it was Sister Jenkins or Sister Jefferson.

Okay, both of them were just on the sick and shut in list because Jenkins' sugar was too high and Sister Jefferson had gout in her heel. But they finally home, and they always chastised in Leah and Ebony. So Leah and Ebony think that Sister Jefferson and Sister Jenkins dropped a dime on them when the reality is they told the FBI what was going on themselves. And by FBI, I mean Facebook and Instagram. Okay, I love so much about this story, though. All right, the fact that they pulled up to a church event with a loaded pistol. You heard her say Ebony Cooper had the pistol on her while she was manning the booth.

They was treating this booth at this church event like it was the bando for real. And I get it. Okay, Deacon McNeil got a nephew that just came home from doing a year for child support, and he be stealing out the collection plate. So you can't take no chances with him. All right, two young women selling edibles on church grounds got to be protected. Ephesians 6, verses 10 through 18 tells you about the whole armor of God and how the whole armor of God protects you,

but that don't apply to people who sell edibles on church grounds. Sometimes that breastplate of righteousness isn't enough, and I need that pistol to protect me from Deacon McNeil's nephew. Okay? Leah and Ebony are now facing felony drug charges and are in the Chatham County Jail. However, agents say they do not believe Presley participated in the edible sales that occurred on the church property. And CTN agents say Cooper was actively advertising the illegal big goods on various social media sites herself. Sounds to me like Ebony Cooper is getting blamed for everything.

She had the pistol on her. She was the one advertising on social media. Presley didn't participate. Two people get arrested for the same charges, but one gets blamed for everything. You know, this morning I decided to Google what the Bible says about snitching. All right. The Bible recommends first that we do not enter into confidences with evil people. 1 Corinthians 15, 33, Psalm 1, 1, Proverbs 13, 20, any of those chapters tell you that. Spending time with people who do illegal things will eventually result in participation

in those illegal activities, or at the very least, companionship that expects loyalty, okay? This is a dangerous situation, all right? A former criminal accomplice who comes clean to the authorities will get labeled a snitch and will be in jeopardy. So it's better not to go down that road at all, all right? You have to think about these kinds of things when you decide to advertise your drug selling on social media and then go set up a band or at the church for you and your friend to make some money. I'm not saying Leah is snitching on Ebony. I'm just saying in the book of Jeezy, chapter 101, verse 14, it says if you get manned up, if you get jammed up, alright, don't mention my name. Okay? Please give Leah Presley

and Ebony Cooper the biggest hee-haw. That's all I'm saying. Okay? Well, alright. So you don't think people in church smoke weed? Of course they smoke weed. Ain't nothing wrong with them selling the edibles at church, but don't advertise it on social media.

Oh, so you're giving a donkey for, okay, advertise it on social media. Don't advertise it on social media. Because I thought it was pretty great. And we don't know. People in church, it's a large congregation. You get large people. You can just sell your issue. And can you trust them not to sell it to kids?

Kids running up, they want some brownies. They want some pudding. They want some Rice Krispies treats. They don't know that there's weed in it. Can you trust these two people not to sell it to kids? No, little man, this is for adultsies. They want some pudding. They want some Rice Krispies treats. They don't know that there's weed in it. Can you trust these two people not to sell it to kids? No, little man. This is for adults only. This is adult cookies. All I'm saying is don't advertise

it via social media. Everything else, I completely agree with. Alright, well, thank you for that donkey. Including bringing a pistol to church. You don't know, man. People are like, ever since Dylann Roof, I've got anxiety. PTSD. I need to have my gun with me in church. The Breakfast Club.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Breonna Perry. What up, what up, what up, what up, what up? What up, Bre? What's good? It's our favorite little fortune cookie.

Breonna Perry's here with us. I feel like we wanted Breonna to grow up literally, right? Yeah. I was telling her that the other day. She just kept saying, she was like, you're grown now. Old enough. Oh, my God. I'm legal.

I'm not grown. I'm at that point now. It's like, I ain't saying my age. I'm still young, though. You haven't released a project since, what, 2012? Yeah. How you been doing? I've been working.

I've been grinding. I've been growing. I don been grinding. I've been growing. I don't know. The game was like in a weird space. I kind of just had to like sit back and just like I got to figure this shit out.

What was weird about it for you? I don't know. Just what was going on. With like what was just going on it's just like didn't feel like hip hop. Like what?

Mumble rap? Not even not even just mumble rap. Just everything. It didn't even feel like rap for a minute it felt like yeah it just felt like more games and more funnies and more virals it was just like it wasn't even about music no more yeah yeah so it was just kind of like whoa some people were first exposed to you because of sisterhood of hip-hop yeah do you believe that there is a

sisterhood in hip-hop i think more so now. With like more females coming to the forefront and more women who like in a position of power to show love and they actually do. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Cardi B. My girl,

we just, she had the launch for her fashion over line out in LA. It was dope. I saw y'all taking pictures together. I feel like I saw y'all

somewhere else too, like on the videos. Oh yeah, yeah, in Miami. Okay. What video was that that was yeah twerk video

yeah so it's a good sisterhood amongst the Florida Florida women too then city girls yeah yeah Trina

yeah Trina of course always showing love like you know she like queen of Miami like that's my girl that's actually where you got your your start

yeah and Poe Boy yeah music group of course what got you back in the studio because you said at one time you just you weren't feeling it it was the funniest it was of course. What got you back in the studio? Because you said at one time you weren't feeling it. It was the funnies.

It was the laughies. What got you back in there and be like, I'm going to get back to taking this serious? Because it's like, when you feel like, it's like, yo,

this is what you're born to do, though. Like, this is me. This is my life. Like, this is really all I know and this is what I love. It's like, yo. And it's not like Brianna was just sitting back doing nothing.

No, not at all. Brianna went to school. Yeah, no, yeah. Always working. You always got to secure the bag. You know what I'm saying? Bills is bills. Brianna got a degree

from the University of Miami. Yeah, yeah, shout out to the Hurricanes. Yeah, shout out to the Hurricanes. Y'all may be on point. No, I was going to say that. As far as you going to school, that's also like you've always known, okay, I got to make sure

I know the business side of things and not just put out music, but I need to know, like, how can I handle my own business? A lot of people don't think about that. Yeah, nah, and that's important

because when it's all said and done, like I said, bills is bills. Now, what about all these thirst trappings that you be doing on social media?

Yo, who be thirst trapping? You be thirst trapping a little. I be living. No, I be just living. What you talking about? I be like, look at it, look, because it is hard

because we look at you like little Brianna. The baby. Little Brianna Lil Brianna The baby It's Trust me It's so mild

It's not even spicy Like that I'd be real piped down I'd be real humble on there No you You be doing your freestyles Right after you leave the gym Abs popping

Arms out My adrenaline going I'm ready I'm in beast mode Yeah you showing a lot In this picture right here Oh my god You ain't have to You ain't have to turn around No alright My adrenaline going, I'm ready. I'm in beast mode. Yeah, you're showing a lot in this picture right here. Oh, my God.

You ain't have to turn around. No, all right, that's enough. Now, the good thing is, though, we always know she know what she's doing because your mom rocks with you all the time. Yeah, she be with the shit, though. A lot of people don't know that. They think, like, oh, my God, her mother's here. She's worse than me. Yeah, she be like, boo, go for it.

Boo, do it. I be like, man, I got to chill. She's not a regular mom. She's worse than me. She'd be like, boo, go for it. Boo, do it. I'd be like, mom, I gotta chill. She's not a regular mom. She's a cool mom. Sometimes I'd be like, I should go hang out with Kiki and be like,

Bianca, could you be more conservative? Yeah, I think she's low-key more fun than me. You're gonna fight with Kiki. I think she's low-key. You're gonna fight some more.

Does your mom want to see this stuff? She's controversial. She'll be like, chill out. You know what? Sometimes I'll be like, yo, I'm about to block you

because she just catch everything. I'll be like, yo, you're about to block you. Because she just catch everything. I'll be like, yo. Look at your Instagram. My daughter would have to block you. I'd be like, no, take this down. I would be flagging pictures. You know, I don't think you should have did that. You'd be like, mom. That's how I was feeling. That's why I'd be scared for you on reality TV. You did sisterhood of hip hop.

I'm hearing you're going to do Love & Hip Hop Miami. You heard that? That's what I heard. Really? That's what I heard. Shout out to the Kek. You know they're about to air. And they're about to air. Are you on it? I mean, you might see the space. Yeah. Because I mean it's Miami and not Miami. I'm scared for that though. Why? Why?

You know me. I know. But somebody say the wrong thing, then a set tore up for what? You know what I'm saying? She's grown and she's evolved. They ain't got to worry about that. Now let's get back to your question. I'm talking about Kiki. I'm talking about her mom.? She's grown and she's evolved. They ain't got to worry about that. Now, let's get back to your fortune. I'm talking about Kiki. I'm talking about her mom. Her mom's grown and evolved.

Her mom's grown and evolved. Now, let's talk about your fortune cookie. Why is the album called Fortune Cookie? That just sounded so crazy, but go ahead. Why is the album called Fortune? That sounded crazy? Yes, why is it called Fortune Cookie? I mean, because the cookie's worth the fortune. Oh, my goodness.

First and foremost. Mom, I'm about to have a heart attack. Hey, Mom. No, no, no. Just because, you know, when people get fortune cookies, like everybody, we all could be here. We all get a different message in the fortune cookie. In bed. Lip service.

Lip service. You did lip service? Don't catch that. Yes. Recently? Insane. Oh, my goodness. Mama, you let her do lip service?

Yo, yo, but I didn't. They were talking about fortune cookies? Oh, my God. She even had a drink, y'all. You had a drink? Yes. You drink now? You old enough to drink? Bree! Oh, my God. What the had a drink, y'all. You had a drink? Yes. You drink now? You old enough to drink, Bri?

Oh, my God. What the fuck is going on out here? How old are we? I know. She wasn't supposed to even send it to you? What the hell is going on? Oh, my goodness. But no, listen, like, we all get a different message.

And I feel like when people press play on fortune cookie, like, they all going to get a different message depending on where they at in their life. They're going to take something away from it, though. So it was just like fortune cookie. You ain't got a boyfriend, do you? That's just how I felt. What do you mean? She got somebody she be talking about on Instagram. Oh.

I don't know. I've been watching your last few videos. You be saying something like, the boo got a, I can't eat too much boo. Don't like when I get fat. Oh, yeah. I don't get the why when I gain weight. You don't get the why? Yeah.

I don't get the why when I gain weight. That's not me. That's not me. That's Cha-Cha. Oh, okay, okay, okay. That's not me. That's Cha-Cha. Oh, okay, okay, okay. That's not me. So Brie is single. Cha-Cha got multiple men on deck.

I think Cha-Cha pretty locked in, though, but she locked in with a big deal. I'm confused, bud. It's Brie. Brie's single. Brie better not no man, right? You single, right? Just music. I don't want to bring that heat to nobody.

All right. I don't want that pressure. I don't want that pressure. Now, you have a song called Anita Baker. Yeah. That's hard. Yeah, talk to us about it. Thank you.

It's hard because of the wordplay. I don't want to give it away, but when I was riding to it, I was like, oh, all right. Okay. And then, you know what's crazy? I recorded Anita Baker in Miami, and then we went out to L.A. for the BET Awards, and then they honored Anita Baker, and then we all was in the room. We just looked at each other like, yeah. Yeah.

But no, Anita Baker is just me just talking that talk, and I love Anita Baker. What about scammers? Florida. That's definitely Florida. Shout out to Gunna. He's really dope. Do I know a lot of scammers?

Kiki used to be. No, I'm just playing. Don't call her mama no scammer. I love them. It's like I get money, but I still f***ing scammer. So it's just like, you know, everybody out here hustling. People doing it corporately. Support black-owned businesses.

Support black-owned businesses. But you came up around that your whole life, though, as far as like black-owned... No, I'm not an entrepreneur. I mean, scamming, too. I'm not an entrepreneur. You mean, scamming, too. I'm talking about entrepreneurship. You came up around that. You was born into scamming. You was born into scamming.

You came up around that. Yeesh. I'm talking about entrepreneurship. Yeah, yeah. I'll be around people who, you know, they hustle, they get their money. How did the song with Offset come about? Monkey Business. Can we play that today, too?

Yes. I think that should be the single. I ain't going to talk too much about it, but it happened. Go listen to it. Introduce your joint. Yes, yes, yes, it's your girl Breonna Perry, BP. Offset, I need you to turn your radios all the way up. This that monkey business

fortune cookie. Let's go. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Breonna Perry is still here. Charlamagne? Yes. How did you balance school and rapping, though? Because a lot of times you talk to these kids, they feel like they got to do one or the other. It was not the easiest thing.

I won't sit up here in front like it was. It was stressful. College was way harder than high school. Of course, I had just got signed. I started moving around a lot. But I'm the type of person, like, I'm a finisher. I like to finish things that I start. And I didn't want to get there because it's like I always want,

that was my dream school since I was eight years old. So it was like, yo, it's important to me. I was eight years old so I was like yo it's important to me but then I'm like damn like I started this it was I gotta finish it period. What made you want to get a degree though? Because some people just give it all a rap like I'm gonna focus all my energy in the rap like I can do nothing else No I just took it as it's like yo I'm

getting game that I need this for what I do like honestly I wasn't going to class because it's like I'm about to go work a regular nine to five when I'm in my you know my business law class and I was like no I need this for what to class because it's like I'm about to go work a regular 9-to-5 when I'm in my business law class. I was like, no, I need this for what I do because it's a lot of snakes. It's a lot of people being the game and they end broke. Yeah. How did they

treat you in school since you were rapping? It was kind of crazy. Sometimes I went into a class. I think I went into a marketing class and the teacher had structured the whole lecture around me. It was like a surprise. It was just like, oh, and one of our students... I ain't gonna tell you how to mark it.

You lived it. Yeah. It's like, oh, she started pulling up all my YouTubes and like, it was a lot of foreign people in my class. It was dope. It was like, oh, we didn't even know because I didn't just go to school. Like, yeah, you know, check me out. And then like when Beyonce posted up the Marilyn Monroe and it just started bringing a lot of attention but they were real supportive though it was real

cool did you pass the lesson that at least was centered around you what did you what was your grade on that lesson I ain't gonna lie I had gotta be a B for Brianna. How? B for Brianna. It was hard, Charlamagne. It was about to, but it was hard. It was hard. It was hard. It was hard. Shout out to UM. What does Brianna want from music?

What would be considered a success to you? When people just, they relate to the music, and they feel like, yo, I don't hear, like, I'm that girl, and I don't hear that. My voice is not heard, like I said, with other artists. Just to represent the people who don't got no voice. Absolutely. Because I feel like in female rap, it's easy for a lot of women to not have a voice.

You know what I mean? Or have one voice. Oh, yeah. You mean to be talking about one thing all the time. Yeah, like you in the club and you saying stuff. The song going off, you rapping with it, but it's like, damn, that ain't really me. Yeah. You know what I mean?

I feel like that happens a lot. I love the fact that you got your degree. Most people who start rapping or go into entrepreneurial stuff don't think they need their degree. And I love the fact that you did it outside of communication, outside of things that is involved with music. That business just shows a lot. It'll keep you on track and make sure you know your contracts and invest.

Thank you, thank you. You think you're going to end up with a business-type guy, like a dude in a suit, like a corporate, or you're going to end up with a thug? Thug. You want to be a business thug? How do you know? I don't know.

Yeah. I've never. I see you with a reformed thug. Somebody who used to be a thug, but got a new thug. I ain't going to lie. I love that. I take that. I love that.

I love that. It's like you can't be too, you can't be too like. Square. Yeah, because I don't like that. So you dating a street now is what you're saying? What? I'm just be too like Square Yeah Cause I don't like that So you dating a street Now is what you're saying What I'm just trying to figure this out

I don't want Breonna To get in no trouble Oh my god You gotta have clean money though Like I ain't with the I gotta be visiting you You can't still be in the street I gotta go visit you

Now you locked up Now you need Commissary money And all that That's No time for that That's a lot for me Just look at her DMs

You'll see Oh my gosh You seen her DMs Who You'll see. Oh, my gosh. You've seen her DMs? Who's in your DMs? What do you mean? You know what I mean. Who's in your DMs? What do you mean?

You don't know what DMs mean? What do you mean? Who's in your DMs? What is a DM? What is a DM? We're just making sure everything is copacetic in reality. I don't know. I don't know what a DM is.

How many rappers in your DMs are athletes? Which one? How many? Does it matter? Like, what does that matter? It matters a lot. We got to make sure you're with the right people. No, trust me.

I have good. I'm good. Who do you run it by? Your mom? I don't run it by nobody. I got to deal with them. Nobody else? Your mom gives you advice.

Her mom like the thugs for her, okay? Nah. Nah. I don't believe that. She the square. It'd be like, no. Because the era Kiki grew up and she grew up running dog murderers

You know the other day I posted a meme people love to live in your past when they have no future He's gonna pose talk about I want to remind him. I used to a bitch ass in my path. Don't forget that part. I'm like, what? I'd be wanting to take her phone. It'd be too much. I might have to use it a couple times. Beat a couple asses for me sometimes. You gotta chill. My goodness. What'd you get your boo for Christmas?

What'd I get my boo for Christmas? Christmas is so far away. I know. What'd I get my boo for Christmas? Christmas is so far away. You know what, you gotta ask the question. And I know, and he's like, it's like, what the, I'm so far away. Here, I'm gonna ask you a question. Would I get my boo for Christmas? Would I get my boo for Christmas?

She said Christmas is so far away. Yeah, I don't know. He's like, oh. It's like, less than two weeks. Oh,

wow. Huh? I did that on purpose. I love messing with him. You know, I haven't gone Christmas shopping yet. Okay. But I haven't done

no Christmas shopping. I'm so last minute. Don't buy him nothing expensive if you don't think he gonna be the one. Oh my gosh. How do you know when somebody's the one?

Does he make you a hot pitter patter? Yeah, how long y'all been together? First of all, I gotta ask you. Yo, can we... Fortune cookie?

Nobody wants a fortune cookie. We not... Not for Christmas. You better not be giving no fortune cookie for Christmas. Definitely not

what I want for Christmas. That's like everyday gifts, fortune cookie. So you better not give him no fortune cookie for Christmas. That's definitely not what I want for Christmas. That's like everyday gifts, fortune cookie. So you better not give him no fortune cookie for Christmas. Side Bitch is another interesting record. Yeah, shout out to Bal Greasy. Whole team love. It's funny to me because Bal Greasy actually sounded like he was talking to his main girl. Yeah.

About if you don't do what you're supposed to do, that's why I'm going to go get me a side. I love that song. I love that record because it's just so true. It's like free game. You want to know if your pee's cheating? Mm-hmm. Listen to that record. If your boo cheating on you, would you stay?

You want me to give an honest answer? No, I want you to lie. You want me to lie? No, yeah, I want an honest answer. I want you to tell the truth. You know, it depends. First time. It depends.

The first time, I don't know. Let me not speak too much on that because then you get with somebody, they pull up your breakfast club interview, they be like, damn, you said the first time you didn't get a pass. You said the first time I didn't get a pass. It depends on a lot of things. Who did you cheat with? How did I find out?

How disrespectful was it? There's a lot of things that could happen. You can't just say, if you cheat, would you stay with somebody? I'll give them a pass. It depends on a lot of things. If you love somebody, you let you cheat would you stay with somebody I'll give him a pass it depends on Yeah, I think you love somebody you let him cheat on you like what you see Think so crazy If you see what's your best friend you don't get a pass for that oh they both cancel right they're both and best friend

Mm-hmm. It just depends what that could be your What? For telling best friend how good the penis is. Now she want to try. I don't do that. Get the same outfits you get, same sneakers you get. Yeah, yeah, nah. See, I don't do that. Have you ever been to a side joint and didn't know? No. So what inspired you to write Side Bitch? No, because I just know like when your

s*** cheating, what he doing. You know what I'm saying? I know people who have been side pieces. So if I ain't telling my story, I'm telling somebody else's. That's how rap be going. That's a good life to live depending on who you dating. That's what you mean.

Depending on whose side you are. Oh. Okay. She's like, I'm not cosigning none of this. I bet you them friends you had was getting bags and all kind of stuff. But they loan me on Christmas.

That's not what life is about. I'm not going to glorify. I'm not going to glorify the side. I'm not going to glorify the side cheek. And I like the record. It's just a little misleading because sometimes I might just be tired. When you're just like staying out late, that mean you're cheating? No, that don't mean I'm cheating just because I'm staying out late. Yes, why you staying out late?

I might be working all day. Come get me. We going to work together. FaceTime me. FaceTime me. FaceTime me. Let me see. We working. I'm with you. We in the gym together. What's up? FaceTime me. FaceTime me. FaceTime me. Let me see. We working.

I'm with you. We in the gym together. What's up? FaceTime me. Okay. Well, Fortune Cookie is out right now. Tell them to follow you and all that stuff. They can definitely follow me on Instagram, at Breonna Perry.

Hit me on the Twitter, at Breonna the YRB. Fortune Cookie available everywhere right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. We're celebrating the Breakfast Club's eight-year anniversary. Check out this moment. It's the Breakfast Club.

We got two special ladies in the building this morning. Two surprise guests, because we had no idea they were coming. But this is a great guest. Great guest. One is Brandi. Hi. And the other is Miss, she will F you up in a minute, Monica. Monica, yes.

We were talking about this behind the scenes. Welcome, ladies. Now, listen, it's been 15 years. Things have changed. And I've seen Monica threaten to delete her Twitter account before. And I've seen them coming at you crazy on Twitter and stuff like that. How do y'all deal with the new social media wave that's out now? I had to realize, too, that some things just don't need a response.

Absolutely. Because the truth don't need support. It is what it is. So I had to accept the fact that it's not like it used to be where you have real journalism and people that cared enough to try to reach your people and see if something was true before they talked about it or responded to it or put it all over the world. People want a reaction. Exactly. And it's unfortunate that you have people at home that don't realize that this is just another way to make money off them. When you log on, you click, you entertain,

you correspond. This just puts money in somebody's pocket. It doesn't bring you any closer to the artist because most of the stuff is not even true. So it's something that takes some adapting to. What about when it's an old issue that's true? Like, you know, Brandy, you had the incident where you had the car wreck.

Somebody unfortunately died. Right. You know, people like to bring stuff up like that on Twitter, call you a murderer. Yeah, those things hurt. Like, I can't sit here and say that I'm not affected by things like that because I am. You seem very sensitive. Like, you seem like you read the Twitter and just start breaking down. No, no, no, I don't break down.

Like, don't take my, you know my humbleness for weakness at all. I am a very sensitive person, and I just feel like when people's intentions are bad and when they go to a place to try to hurt you, that was a very unfortunate situation that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. So when people take those moments to just, you know, send me pictures of car crashes or. Yeah, that's foul. Yeah, that's a little bit out of line.

Or say things with evil intent that it's like, I think to myself, where do, how do people go to that place? Because it's hard for me to, I don't even know if I have that place inside of me to try to hurt somebody else. You know, we all say things we don't mean, but the places that people go are just... It's unreal. And I can't really figure out what the reasoning is.

I don't do that thing. And I understand that they're miserable, but still it's... The law of energy is that energy is never lost or destroyed, just transferred from one party to the next. So if they see you tweet something positive, like you might be in Bora Bora somewhere, all they want to do is tweet you and say murderer,

just to mess your day up. Yeah, but it... It does. It does at times. It does, but, you know, it's been a while. So I've gotten a little bit stronger in that area when people try to go to that place. But, you know, for the most part, I use Twitter to socialize with the people that

do love me and that do support me and you know i have this this thing on my page called brandoms and they're like random brandy thoughts and i just tweet positive things to to i'll tell you what my dad told me my dad is from the country you know that already but he tells me like these crazy he'll call me and he'll tell me like some great sayings to keep with you that are just like very very i mean they're they're broken down so perfectly he told me he said um maggots can't live unless they're feeding off something don't let them feed off you right you know so he'll call me with little things like that that remind me. It's not to say that people are maggots, but negative

things because we know, you know, it's just that if you feed it, it just seems to fester and grow. So I just stop feeding things, you know, because in order to live. You should tweet stuff like that sometimes. Oh, she does. She does that all the time. Brandy should tweet I'm with the money team right now.

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