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FULL SHOW: Kendrick Lamar To Bring SZA Out At Super Bowl Sunday Halftime Show, UMG Files To Dismiss Drake's 'Not Like Us' Petition Over Lack Of Evidence + More
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Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Jess is out sick. Lauren LaRosa holding it down. What up, Lauren? Good morning, y'all. Charlemagne the guy. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Good morning. How y'all feel out there? Yes, I feel blessed, black and highly favored. Happy be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners. What's happening? How y'all feel? It's Friday. How y'all feeling? Friday. What's up, Lauren? What you doing for the weekend? You out and about? What you doing? Chilling. I might go home with the family. Okay. I'm not for sure, but if. If not, I'm gonna probably go see Martin tonight. Martin tonight? Yeah. Martin's gonna be performing at the Barclays Center. He's actually gonna be joining us this morning, so we're gonna be kicking it with Martin in a little bit. And also, it's Freaky, freaky, freaky, Freaky Friday. Mandy B. And Wheezy from Decisions Decisions. Yes. Formerly Horrible Decisions, but, you know, they changed their name. Correct Evolves. All right, so it's Decision Decisions, and they got a new book coming out. It don't come out till the summer. It's called no Holds Barred, a dual manifesto of sexual exploration and power that is on my book imprint. Black Privilege Publishing. That's right. Which Simon and Schuster. And Decision Decisions is on the Black Effect Podcast network. Yes. So they'll be joining us this morning. Getting money over there. We. It's not about that. It's about opportunity. We are all being provided opportunities, and so we provide opportunities. That's right. Not about money. For Lord, a day. This old thing, it's just a cool little. It's cold outside, but Los keeps you warm. I'm not gonna buy no fur now. Fur. I used to think people in, like, New York and Chicago and Detroit were just being bougie. Being extra when they had big firs. It's really cold. It's fly, but it's cold. I wouldn't do it. But it's still cold. It's cold. It's cold. It's cold. Cold, cold, cold. It's cold. I wouldn't do it. I would do it. I would do it. Only if I. If I knew Peter could see me every day. Oh, they would love to run up on you, baby. Or they would throw some pain on your back. Oh, my God, they would. Me and Peter have a great relationship. Okay, Put on a real fur, see where the relationship go. She's been up here before. What's her name? Ingo, Right? Yeah, she's been up here a couple times. Don't gaslight her. Put on a real fur and see where that relationship go. It is Ingrid. I'm sorry? Ingrid. That's her name. Ingrid. Ingrid Newkirk. Salute to Ingrid. She sent me some crab cakes that wasn't even real crab cakes because I posted on social media. It was something about Charleston, South Carolina. Salute to the 843 or something about Charlton and crab cakes. I don't remember what. And they sent me some vegan crab cakes. I ain't never opened that box. Why? First of all, don't send nobody no vegan crab cakes, okay? Because they're not crab. Don't even call them crab cakes. No, I wouldn't eat. Why do they do that? I think they just want you to see that there's other options. I've done vegan tacos before, and it was cool, but that's different. I can see that. But don't send somebody some meat and then still call it the meat. Come up with another name for it is all I'm saying. It's like how people are not real, what they eat. Like they cook, like, mushrooms or something like that to make it taste like a oxtail. That's ridiculous. Nah, that's stupid. That's what I'm saying. Nah, that's stupid. But, I mean, they're mushroom tails. Yeah. They're not ox. They're not oxtails. Rocks ain't even ox. Ox is cow. Cow tail. What they do for the buffalo wings, the cauliflower. And buffalo don't even fly. You see what I'm saying? Oh. If we really think about things, nothing makes sense. No, no. But oxtail tastes good. Tastes amazing. And I got a taste for it now. Now I got one over my head. Buffaloes don't fly. No, I can't. I can't even eat oxtail. I cut out red meat. No. Because, you know, high cholesterol and all that stuff. But I don't have high cholesterol no more. My high cholesterol is down. There you go. Okay. There you go. All right. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. We're going to start off with this new joint. This is Bruno Mars and Sexyy Red. Didn't they just get in the studio together? Didn't Bruno just say, meet me in the studio with some cocaine and Sexy Red or something? Did you really believe that it was a setup. He was like, tell Sexy I'm looking for her. And she said, hey, Bruno. And now in the song, she'd be like, hey, Bruno. I think it was a setup. It was a setup, of course. No, it was a great setup. Name of the song is Fat, Juicy and Wet. Wonder what this is about. Sounds a little too on the nose. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on, everybody. We are the Breakfast Club. Oh, good morning. Let's get in some front page news now. Quickly. NBA All Star Game. The starters have been revealed. All right, for the Eastern is Giannis Jalen, Brunson, Donovan Mitchell, Cat call Anthony Towns and Jayson Tatum. So we got two Knicks in there. So congratulations on the West Coast. It's Steph. You got Shy, you got Kevin Durant, you got LeBron and the Joker. All right, that's gonna happen on the 16th in San Francisco. I know the fans vote for the starters, but there's no way Victor Wimbiana shouldn't have been starting for the West. Yeah, but who do you. Who do you take out? I don't. I don't know, But I know Victor Wimbiana should have been starting for the West. But the center is Joker, right? Would be between him and Joker. I don't know. I just know Victor Wimbiana should be starting in the West. But they did him dirty last year, too. It is. It's a. It's a fan vote. Yeah. Since I get it, fans vote who they want in. Yeah. All right. What's up, Morgan? Good morning. Happy Friday. Envy, Charlemagne and Lauren. Y'all good? Yes, ma'am. All right, let's get into it. President Trump addressed the World Economic Forum virtually as it took place in Switzerland yesterday. In Mark Trump's first major speech to global economic leaders, he said the inflation crisis is the worst in modern history. He continued to blame former President Biden for rising prices, and he urged businesses to begin producing their products in the U.S. he also said the Biden administration set the country back. Let's hear more from President Trump's speech at the World Economic Forum. The result is the worst inflation crisis in modern history and sky high interest rates for our citizens and even throughout the world. The entire planet will be more peaceful and prosperous as a result of this incredible momentum and what we're doing and going to do. I imposed a federal hiring freeze, a federal regulation freeze, a foreign aid freeze, and I created the new Department of Government Efficiency. So the World Economic Forum is non governmental think tank, an advocate advocacy group with a mission to improve the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders in society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. And speaking of doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, as the president mentioned, in case you missed it, Vivek Ramaswamy, left, okay. Multiple reports say Ramaswamy, who was Trump's choice to co lead the task force along with Elon Musk, made his departure as he reportedly plans to announce a campaign for Ohio governor as soon as the end of this month. January. Now Musk is now expected to fully be in charge of doge, the Department of Government Efficiency. Elsewhere in politics, Trump continues to sign executive orders, making swift changes in his first days in office. It hasn't even been a week yet. Sheesh. One EO executive order that stands out to, that stands out is to declassify records related to high level assassinations. Now, Trump signed an order vowing to release information on the murders of former President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, that's Kennedy's brother, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Trump said many people have been waiting for a long time for this information to be released. Added that everything will be revealed. Let's take a listen to Trump signing the EO to declassify the assassinations. We have an executive order ordering the declassification of files relating to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King. Jun. Big one, huh? A lot of people are waiting for this for a long, for years, for decades. And everything will be revealed. Yeah. So Dr. Martin, go, go ahead, you guys. No, I was just gonna say I saw the, I saw the King family asked to see, see them first before the public. And I agree with that. But boy, when I tell you I'm here for that, like that's the type of stuff I like to read. But you know, he, he did this for JFK his last term and it wasn't. And he didn't he do the same thing and they still didn't release the documentation. I never heard about this. This is the first I heard about this one. No, he did JFK last time and it wasn't released. So I wonder if they're gonna actually go through with it this time. So to your point, Charlemagne, Dr. King's family has released a statement saying, today our family has learned that President Trump has ordered the declassification of the remaining records pertaining to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert F. Kennedy, and our father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. For us, the assassination of our father is a deeply personal family loss that we have endured over the past 56 years. We hope to be provided the opportunity to review the files as a family prior to the public. At this time, the King family is not taking any interviews as they await further information. So, yeah, to your point, I'm sure they're definitely here for it. But to their point, I know they want to see it before everybody else does to, you know, just get ahead. I can't wait. They supposed to roll that out in the podcast, though, but I'm sure somebody will because ain't nobody gonna be able to. I mean, I mean, you can read through all those documents if you want to, but, boy, it's gonna be a lot of information. Order. Yeah, I was gonna say it's a lot to keep up with, but, you know, we'll. We're doing our best here. So. Yeah, that's your front page News. I'm working wood 6am and at 7am we will talk about the birthright citizenship. You know, there's some pushback on that. All right, we'll get into that next. Everybody else, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. 1-800-585-1051 is the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up. Wake up. 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? Yeah, what's up, Envy? What's up, Chad? Dad telling me what's up, Jazz? It's Lauren. Lauren. Oh, what's up, Lauren? How you, baby? I'm good. Good morning. All right. Good morning. Good morning. What's up, Shar? Peace, sis. What's happening? I'm chilling out. Chilling. I've gotta get. Can I ask y'all a question? What's up? Because I think people that have real mental health issues and stuff and people that really go through stuff like, those are the ones who need grace. But did y'all see the story about the guy that went through the coffee shop line and he was. He didn't have his pants on. Shining his. Yeah, yeah, he didn't have his pants on. Signing his picture. Sad story. Killed his son in front of a woman. And he went viral for, you know, being creepy. And he killed himself. Yeah. And it was, like, a huge discourse on Twitter. Yeah. And I just want to say, man, people like blaming, like, the woman that posted the video, and it's just like, bro, you can't expose yourself to me and think that I can't expose you to the world, man. And I understand he killed himself and understand it is a horrible thing, but, bro, you can't be. Are they trying to say he killed himself because he went viral? Yeah, that's what. That's embarrassment. Yeah, that's exactly what happened. Yeah. But clearly he had some other issues going on. I mean, if he's walking in the street, he was just freaky. He said, well, he was. He was in a car. He pulled up to the drive through with no pants on, and then when the girl came up, she had a camera and taped him and filmed his car taking off. And I say allegedly. And allegedly because of that, he decided to kill himself. Sounds like a very complicated car. Everybody, we gotta stop learning mental health on everything. He was just freaky. I think he was just a freak. They got caught. He had just got married. He had just got two kids. I think it was just embarrassment. I think no mental health played in this at all. Now, I mean, I don't know. I can't say it's not. But I will say this. We don't know these individuals, so we only notice one thing that we saw in his life. We don't know what was going on in that man life. We don't know that man backstory at all. You right, but just make sure that y'all just keep your pants on, y'all. And, you know, the crazy thing about that is after that came out, there was other videos of other people doing that. Like, pulling up to that coffee shop with no pants on. And. And it's crazy. Just that one coffee shop. No, that coffee shop, I think, has a chain of things where. So it's like a Hooters coffee shop. Some bad chicks in there. If everybody keep doing it at this one time. It's like a Hooters coffee shop where the women wear, like, bikinis and things like that. And, Trav, how dare you tell men to keep their pants on. You. You. Trav, what you gonna do? You gonna bust through the jeans? Trav. Huh? Goodbye, Trav. I hope the next guy you get with tells you the same thing when you and him about to get it on. No, Trav, I'm keeping my. Leave me alone. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need the vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed, it's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello? Who's this? Hey, yeah, this is Will from, from Philly by way of South Carolina. What's up, Will? Get it off your chest. Yeah, man, just want to just talk about this healthcare industry, you know, Nervous, but also frustrated that like, you know, my wife, she was diagnosed with stage one brain at the age of 37 and just trying to get like, you know, just for, you know, medication, you know, just trying to get, you know, long term disability. Even early Social Security signed off on her. It's just like, you know, so frustrating that nobody cares and the word care is in healthcare and it's just like, it just trips me out. Like, you know, we got six kids that's like, you know, and one of them is autistic. And it's like trying to get Social Security for him is even a problem because they say we make too much. But then it's like, well, what that got to do with, you know, my son's disability? He needs certain things and it's just, it just frustrating. It's like, you know, it weighs all your mental health, it weighs on a family. And it's like, you know, me trying to do everything by myself, it's just like, it's a struggle. You know, I've been with my wife for 15 years and just to think that, you know, you know, you might not be here one day, just like, it's, it's crazy. It's crazy. You can't get that hope. So sad. Sorry, brother. You know, and you know, like, like, you know, and I hate to even like, ask, but like, man, you know, just trying to get some kind of help is like, you know, it's like, it's crazy. Like, I, I really don't know what to do, like, and I feel bad to even want to even ask. Like, even put like my cash app or something like that. You should never feel bad about asking for assistance, man. Put your cash app out there, brother. Absolute going through. You're gonna need to, you're gonna have to be asking people for help. So don't, don't shy away from it. Yeah, yeah. I get that. But like, you know, my family, you know, these sounds are hard now, you know, Donald Trump in office and the prices, everything is just like. It makes you feel bad. But. But yeah, my cash app is W B L A N D I N G Blanding W Blending. That's my cash app, you know. Yeah. Got you, brother. And you know, we, we. We really have to stop calling ourselves the richest country in the world when we can't afford to take care of the least of us. You're right. You know what I mean? Like, if we can't afford to take care of the least of us, when you got so many people out here struggling and can't afford their basic needs, how rich are you really? I ain't talking about financially like you should be. You know, there should be some compassionate capitalism in this country to where all of these trillions of dollars that are floating around are going to help people who actually need it. Because when you got a people that can't even afford their basic necessities, but you got people sitting on, you know, 400, 500, 600, $700 billion, that's not right. Compassion and capitalism, I never even heard using the same. Oh, no, that's. I'm pretty sure Killer Mike coined that phrase. And that was a phrase he was actually telling Bernie to Bernie Sanders to use when he ran because Bernie Sanders kept saying socialism, Right. Socialism is going to turn off America. Right. But compassionate capitalism, I think that people, that's something people can get with. Hello, who's this? This is Trey. What's up, Trey? How are you? I'm doing well. How are you? Trey, get it off your chest, okay? This is Freaky Freaky Friday. I want you and Charlamagne to get Onlyfans. Nope. We're married men, man. Why would we ever do that? That's a sir. Well, I mean, Charlamagne, you always talking about DJ Envy's beige bottom, so why not? Can I ask you a question? He just called you sir. And I know you're not a sir. You're a ma'am. No, it's sir. Oh, you a sir. That's what I said. Now listen, now you, you know, you know, it's only two genders, so what were you before Monday? Don't call me before. Trump said his own. Why are you coming? For you. Did you send for him? Like, what's going on? Exactly. What's the problem? I didn't know. You just sounded like a woman. Well, I can't help how I felt. That's true. That's true, but we're not getting the only fans. I appreciate that you wanna see my beige bottom? But I'm sorry, my beige bottom is taken, ma'am. I mean, sir. You're so petty. Thank you. That's all you really wanted, huh? That's really all I wanted. I've been trying to call up here, but it's always busy, and Charlemagne, you never come back home to South Carolina. And so I was like. Well, let me just pause. Why do y'all lie like this and say these things? I just. I'm always. No. Cause you don't come to the upstate. No, you go down low country. He liked down low. Duh. Because that's my home. Salute to the 864, though. I love the 864. Upstate South Carolina, but my home is the low country. Yeah, but we got a whole state here. That I'm aware. You know, he likes it down low. Trey, you know the low country? The low country in the metro. Columbia. That's where I'm at. Columbia, Orangeburg, you know, Charleston, Monks Corner. That's. That's. But I love the upstate, though. Love the upstate. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And I heard that they love the crystals down there in Orangeburg, so shout out to you for that. Thank you. Thank you very much. Yes, Crystal in Orangeburg is doing very well. 1486 Chestnut Street, Orangeburg, South Carolina. Open 24 hours a day, Monday through Sunday. Yes. There you go. Well, thank you for calling in, Trey. All right, bye, y'all. Thank you. We got. We gotta. We got more crystals coming to South Carolina, too. You be saying low country. That's like, just southern. No, the low country is where. If you. In the South Carolina area, there's the low country, there's the metro, there's the upstate. The upstate is where she's from. So that's like the Greenville Spartanburg area. Metro is like Columbia, and the low country is like Charleston. Monks Corner, you know, Somerville, Goose Creek. That's the low country area. 843-80-3864. South Carolina, we out here. What's happening? All right. Okay. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Now, we got just with the mess coming up, Lauren. We do. SZA is headed to the Super Bowl. But we knew that, though. We gonna talk about it. All right, we'll talk about that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious Charlamagne. The God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to Jess with the Mess with Lauren LaRosa. News is Real whether it's Jess. Hilarious. Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lines. She don't spare nobody worldwide. Jess Worldwide match on the Breakfast Club. She's a coaching shoe with Lauren. Lauren LaRosa. I'm back and I got the mess. Don't talk to me. So yesterday, Kendrick Lamar announced one of his guest performances for the super bowl, and it is Sza. Let's take a listen. What's up with it? Everything's smooth. I'm on the field right now. Yeah, you know, same old. Keeping the body in motion, getting that wind up. You know, this field a lot bigger than what people think, so that's a must. Exactly. Now, I've been thinking about the guest performance. Only right. It's only right. It makes so much sense. So when the music drops, for those who did not see the commercial, you see someone walking out. It's a girl with big hair. She's holding a big Gatorade bucket. And then she dumps it on him. And then her face shows and it says A. So of course, people have been decoding the vision. Oh, God. Decoding the visual. So first things first. When she throws the Gatorade on him, of course it is blue leaning into the Dodgers. And then I gotta be the Dodgers. Why can't be Crips? It could be that too, but we trying to keep it. And then people started decoding what was on the actual field before you see Sza walk out. Now, let me tell you what Lauren said before we started. I said, what are these numbers on the field? Me. What do these numbers and these lines mean? That's the football field numbers. That means it's in the yard line. Right. Don't worry. I would never believe that. I used to work for intramural sports at my school. Right. And by the way, it definitely wasn't for football. I did. We did date flag football. You are worst person to watch championship games with in super bowl games. Because we sitting there trying to watch the game, and you asking the most basic question. What's that thing in their hand that they keep tossing around? Not me. Not knowing what the football is. How many shots in there? Are the wings ready? The wings are ready. The drink is made. Okay, don't play with me. But no, we listen. So when the visual dropped, I just watched it. And then I started seeing all these fans. Decoded. Right. And there were a lot of things leading up to this. Let's talk about scissors. Q1. Right. So she dropped. Dropped the deluxe of her album, right? She has the movie One of Them Days by Issa Rae with Kiki Palmer. And now she's going. And now she's going to be doing the Super Bowl. So all of this happened. So it only made sense for her, right? Sister is. And it's well deserved. And they're going on tour. And they're going on tour. The GNX tour. So we already kind of knew. So it's like, duh. But then when this comes out, you start thinking about, like, how much other intentional things is Kendrick doing? So the 50 yard line. Y'all remember the Drake drop? I mean, the. The whole drop and give me 50 thing. He did the 50 yard line. Well, the 30 is right here. The 20. And they're saying he's gonna get to the 50. So that's 20. That's 25. He's like on the 27. No, he moves in the video. Oh, you're on the video. You just show me a picture. Oh, that's why conservatives want to ban Wokeness right here. Don't be trying to play me what else you see. So then you see, like, there's a marching band that marches out in the video. People are saying that this means that Tyler the creator might be one of the guests. Because, remember, Tyler the creator had that big viral moment with Jackson State's marching band for the Sticky song. And he was. He came out at the pop out. Just follow me here, y'all, okay? I know y'all don't be knowing what's going on in the streets, but just follow me. You gotta stop listening to social media about every single thing. I mean, it makes sense, though, you know, I feel like everybody would probably use. Uses a band when they do the super bowl, okay? I don't really know too many people that haven't used me alone, okay? But the blue Gatorade was on point. He's la. He has a blue hat on. And he might be associated. This can be symbolism. The blue might just match his jacket and the hat. Y'all are really. And how many Gatorade colors are there? It's only like three. By the way, we do not applaud the relationship that PG Lang and TDE have, because that's very rare after the fact, when you see an artist, you know, finish his contract deal, move on, but they're still so close, connected with each other. I think that's amazing. Yeah, I love it. And also, too, a few months back, Sza interviewed Kendrick Lamar for Harper's Bazaar when he was first Talking about not like us. And he was giving her so much flowers. I'm like, something. This is before they did the music. The other all. I'm like, something's coming. They're so smart about how they intertwine their artists. But you know who I also think is going to pop up there? I really think we're going to see Doi on that stage. I think so. Even if it's for like a. A split minute or just like something. I will say this, though. Did anybody on social media, because it. It's, you know, it's. It's SZA and it's Kendrick Lamar and it's the 20 year. 20 yard line. Last year was the 20 year anniversary of TDE. Oh, don't start that. Did that one. Don't start that. You should tweet more. No, I should. You're actually really good at this. You should tweet a little bit more. No. What else you got? Well, another great announcement declassifies the Super Bowl. Another great announcement in the room. The Breakfast Club is coming to Tubi. Okay, clap it up. We finally gonna do our murder mystery. You know, I want to do the Tubi murder mystery. Remember I told y'all that? And I don't want no real guns. We use our fingers. Pow, pow. And the bullets be coming out our fingers. I want you to do like finding Lauren the man. I thought that was part of it too. That's. That's got to be on. What? Huh? You said Nat Geo. No, no, nothing. Go ahead. You were such a hater. What? You really. You really be a hater. So yesterday, yesterday it was announced and I was wondering because to be reposted one of our videos of Bozema St. John and I'm like, why did to be repost this? I thought it just went viral. It's on Tubi. Yeah. And then I saw the announcement. So we are going to be on Tubi. It's going to just be basically grab content that is put on to be. It's not a live show, correct? No, not a live show. No. So can you talk to me about the decision to do to be? Like, why to be over other platforms? To be has 97 million monthly listeners. And I think last year. What was the number last year? I think last year they did like. Let me give you the exact numbers. Hold on. Give me one second. Hold on. Just hold on. I write this kind of stuff down. They had 97 million monthly. They have 97 million monthly active users. Users. And they had over 10 billion hours of content. Screamed last year. And so, you know, we meet people where they are. Yeah. So it's gonna. It's an exclusive 247 digital free ad supported television channel that we will have. The FAST channel will feature all of our show's best moments and original short form content. So make sure you guys tune in. People always ask me, where can I watch you guys like people who don't just get on YouTube and everybody's on Tubi. So now this is where you can watch. Everybody's on Tubi. Excited to see it, especially black people. So meet people where they are. We're gonna be doing movies. Yes. The Breakfast Club murder mystery is coming soon. And I got a rom com with Envy. A rom com with Envy. We're gonna have no guns, too big out of bilingual shit shooting at our fingers. Yes. And that is just with the mess with Lauren LaRosa. Envy. No, I'm not your friend. Matter of fact, I realize that I'm not your friend friend. He mad at me because he in here yesterday was claimed the best eater. No, he said I was the best eater and I thought we was gay. I never called you the best eater. He did. You called him your best eggplant eater yesterday. Don't try. And why he do. Wait a minute. Why did MB just say that I called him the best eater and that's why I thought we was gay gay. I didn't say gay gay. What you say? Forget it. This is what we bring in the tubi. Got enough going on in. Nobody said gay gay. Ain't nothing wrong with being a little gay. Everybody's a little gay gay. When we come back, we got front PA and then it's freaking, freaking, freaking Friday. An exclusive. Ain't nothing wrong being gay. Doc. On Envy on Tubi, it's the Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious Charlamagne. The guy. We are the breakfast club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. And let's get in some front page news. Now start off with some quick sports. Now this weekend, if you're a football fan, if your team is still there, the Eagles take on the Commanders at 3:00 and the Bills take on the Chiefs at 6:30 on Sunday. Who we got? Who we got? Who we got? I think it's gonna be the Eagles. Chiefs. I got Commander's Chiefs. I think the Commander's gonna win the Super Bowl. Morgan, who you at? Once again, I'm a Dallas Cowboy fan. Don't listen to me. I'm a ride for my other home team, the Commanders. And I think the Chiefs are gonna pull it out against Buffalo. Okay, you don't wanna know who I got? Who you got? Eagles. Okay, blow the whistle then. Lauren. Did I answer that right? Right? I mean, what you mean? Did you answer it right? We don't know. That's your pick. Oh, okay. All right. How are we supposed to know if you answered it right? We'll know after this. No, I'm new here. I didn't. You know, I just got a team. Okay, well, what's up, Morgan? Let's jump into it. I'll say welcome to Water is fine, honey. Okay, Leia, let's get into it. So the National Urban League. I started to live a double life when I was a teenager. Responsible and driven and wild and out of control. My head is pounding. I'm confused. I don't know why I'm in jail. It's hard to understand what hope is when you're trapped in a cycle of addiction. Addiction took me to the darkest places. I had an AK47 pointed at my head. But one night, a new door opened and I made it into the rooms of recovery. The path would have roadblocks and detours, stalls and relapses. But when I was feeling the most lost, I found hope with community and I made my way back this season. Join me on my journey through addiction and recovery. A story told in 12 steps. Listen to crumbs as part of the Mike Galura Podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Sup, y'all? This is Questlove and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the story pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids. Starting on September 27th, I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records Nemeni to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all, Nimini here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip hop. Smash, Slam. Another one gone. Bash Bam. Another one gone. The crack of the bat. And another one gone. The tip of the cap. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15 year old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to historical records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to historical records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Tisha Allen, former golf professional and the host of welcome to the Party, your newest obsession about the wonderful world that is women's golf, featuring interviews with top players on tour like LPGA superstar Angel Yin. I really just sat myself down at the end of 2022 and I was like, look, either we make it or we quit. Expert tips to help improve your swing and the craziest or to come out of your friendly neighborhood country club. The drinks were flowing, twerking all over the place, vaping. They're shotgunning. Women's golf is a wild ride full of big personalities, remarkable athleticism, fierce competition, and a generation of women hell bent on shaking that glass ceiling. Welcome to the Party with Tisha Allen is an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. Listen to welcome to the Party that's P A R T E e on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast presented by Capital One, founding partner of I Heart Women's Sports. How serious is youth vaping? Irreversible lung damage serious. 1 in 10 kids vape serious, which warrants a serious conversation from a serious parental figure like yourself. Not the seriously know it all sports dad or the seriously smart podcaster. It requires a serious conversation that is best had by you. No, seriously, the best person to talk to your child about vaping is you. To start the conversation, visit talkaboutvaping.org, brought to you by the American Lung association and the Ad Council a demand diversity roundtable here in Washington, D.C. earlier this week, and in a Black Information Network exclusive, I spoke with Janae Nelson from the Legal Defense Fund about the next steps to combat Trump's anti D E and I Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Executive Executive Order that he recently signed. Let's hear more from Janae Nelson and the way that we engage communities is to help get them organized, to either join us in our lawsuits as plaintiffs, to help educate other community members to get involved, to lobby their congresspeople or state representatives to ensure that our voices are heard and of course, to cast their ballots for individuals who support the issues that will help better our communities and our country and to support initiatives along those Same lines. Yeah. So this comes as, of course, I've mentioned President Trump ordered all federal employees in diversity, equity, and inclusion roles to be placed on leave. And. Yeah, what do you guys think about that? Does that sound like a good. Good steps or, you know, good first steps? Listen, I. I salute to her. I respect her, because, you know, I am so sick of people just talking about the problem every single day like, y'all, y'all not gonna make it. I was on the Daily show last night. That's what I said on the Daily show last night. Y'all not gonna make it to the next four years'cause y'all barely can make it through the last four days. So instead of sitting around discussing problems and, you know, you know, posting every single thing Trump does that's wrong, where are the solutions? So I like anybody that is being solution based. So salute to her. All right, so a federal judge in Seattle, Washington, is responding to President Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship. The ruling prevents Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship from taking effect. Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown led three states in the lawsuit. Washington state, of course, Oregon and Arizona. He says the 14th Amendment to the Constitution was meant to reverse the Dred Scott decision by the U.S. supreme Court that upheld slavery and denied citizenship to black people. Let's hear more from Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown created a cloud of uncertainty for children being born here in. In Seattle, all across Washington and all across the country. It was put into effect to reaffirm what it means to be an American. And so that's why this case was so important. No one individual, not only, not even the President, United States, can simply erase what that amended the United States Constitution. They could certainly take that action. Yeah. So the judge ruled the lawsuit will likely prevail. And at least five different lawsuits have been filed over that one specific executive order to. Of reverse birthright citizenship, which basically says that if you are born, or if your parents were born in this country. Excuse me. If you were born in this country, despite where your parents are from, you are, in fact a US Citizen. So envy, you should be. All right. We not sure about that. The jury is out, Morgan. But I will say this. I've been getting calls. I've been getting calls all week long. You know, it's funny that you said that my dad hit me yesterday and said, you better travel with your birth certificate in your pocket. That's right. I'm a. A citizen, y'all. Your daddy. No, no, no. You better listen to your daddy. What Your dad trying to tell you, bro, you better listen to your daddy, all right? Your daddy trying to tell you something. And I like I said, I've been getting calls envy. Let me find out. You got a lifetime story going on. So wait, is that all your dad said? That's all he said. And we might have to give you. I was born in here in New York. I don't know what y'all talking. We might have to give you up breakfast be international. Then you just broadcast from Dominic Dominicana. Yes, Dominica. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my goodness. So it is important to note to make sure that you want to remain in good standing. Right. Because the Justice Department is threatening to prosecute state and local officials who resist the federal crackdown on immigration and I'm sure other things. So the DOJ outlined on Wednesday President Trump's plans to challenge sanctuary city laws and said that those who decline to prosecute immigration cases will be put under investigation, potentially leading to prosecution. Acting demand Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove said federal law prohibits state and local officials from failing to comply with lawful immigration related commands and requests. Now, the memo from both called the changes interim policy guidance as Pam Bondi awaits to be confirmed as Attorney General. Here's random news that you should know as I wrap things up here on front page news. Spirit Airlines. Y'all take Spirit Airlines? I don't know. Hell no. No disrespect us like that ever in your mother effing life, Morgan. Some people have to. Some people have to. Some people fly. Spirit don't do that. Well, that's unfortunate. Right? All right, so listen, listen. If you're a passenger that flies Spirit, just listen up. Okay? So Spirit Airlines is implementing rules for passengers regarding offensive tattoos or sheer clothing. These might be the type of people to fly Spirit. Spirit updated its contract of carriage saying passengers will not be allowed to board or they will be asked to leave if they have body art that's considered lewd, obscene or offensive in nature. That also applies to passengers who are inadequately clothed, which is defined as see through clothing, not adequately covered, exposed breast, buttocks or other private parts. Now, the budget airline has previously banned barefoot passengers or offensive clothing. How dare you. Spirit number one, I'm already embarrassed. I have to fly with y'all and now y'all want to embarrass me more. Okay? How dare y'all turn anybody away. Nobody wants to fly with y'all Spirit. And the less you bring with you on spirit and where, the less you gotta pay. So, you know, do you Know, Spirit is nothing but a Greyhound bus in the sky. That's all it is. And you I'm just thinking about. Somebody flew me in on Spirit. Guess who flew me in on Spirit? R. Kelly. This guy right here. Charlamagne had to book out flights for. I can't remember what it was, but he booked out flights and he booked it on Spirit. I had no idea what Spirit was. I waited on that line and then they said, go, and you had to fight for your seat. First of all, I feel like everybody has had, like, a occasional running with Spirit. It's okay, Envy. Yeah, but my problem. Why would you put him on Spirit? Because he's my bottom bitch. You think I'm put a bottom bitch on Delta or JetBlue? Hell, no. He couldn't even give you Southwest, baby. Envy, you need to get your. Whatever y'all be doing up because you ain't even get south. He ain't even get you a Southwest flight, baby. That ain't. You ain't doing something. Y'all love me. All right, I will keep my foot on Spirit's neck until I'm a Spirit, damn it. Oh, Lord Jesus. All right. Thank you, Morgan. All right. Yeah. That's the front page news. Follow me on social or morganmedia. M O R G Y N M E D I A. And for more news coverage, follow us lakinfo information network. Download the free iHeartRadio app and visit us@binnews.com have a great weekend. All right, now, when we come back, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's freaky, Freaky Freaky Friday. And Mandy B. And Wheezy from Horrible Decisions. No. Decisions. Decisions. That's right. Their decisions. Decisions will be joining us next, formerly known as Horrible Decisions. We don't put the Horrible first anymore. Okay, okay. Erase their wholeness a little bit. They deleted their wholeness, allegedly. Well, we'll see after this interview. All right, we'll get to that. Next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Clubs. We got some special guests in the building. Yes, indeed. We have Mandy B. And Weezy from Horrible Decision, but they changed the name. Thank you. It's the decision to leave our opponents podcast. Is that possible? No. Yes. It is not close. It is absolutely possible. You can delete your owners. You grow up, you can move to a different city where no one knows you and then want to change your. Some of your friends worked at the grocery Store. They said, hey, you can't delete it. Well, good morning, ladies. Good morning. Good morning. Why did y'all change the name for the coins? Charla? Oh, not only that. When we started Horrible decisions, we were 26 years old. I was still in college. I was in my last year of college. Wheezy. We were both in corporate, and we was kind of living life, doing. Doing all the things, and we just kind of. You was in your whole face. We wasn't our whole face. I think everyone has a whole face. And now we're out of it. Okay. And we just, you know, are growing with our audience. Okay. And growing with the. With the dollars. To be fair, doing this book, though, you know, I was telling people, like, I want to do Drew Barrymore. I want to do this and that, and I just can't see them saying whore. Especially not Drew Barrymore. She and I both didn't. Oh, no. Drew Barrymore gonna need, though. No, I mean, with growth and with also wanting to be respected as an author, I feel like for the people that don't know us, everybody that, like, is in the podcast world understands our evolution. And I think that's when we started to gain our respect, to know that, sure, we talk about sex, but it lasted so long. We've been able to catapult into all these different ventures, but a new person, I feel like they're gonna be like, how you think the fans took it like that y'all took the horrible off. I think the fans love it. I think the core fans are happy. I think the casual fans just found a way to get angry at you. Like, people get very excited if they think something bad is going on. You know what I mean? Like, literally, the second they saw that horrible would be going behind a paywall, it's like, oh, they fighting. Charlotte don't want that. I heard them. Them, like, you know, it's. They can't wait to feel that. And Mandy and I being that we've been colleagues for so long, we've had on air mess and things like that, I feel like that was the sexiest part of the story, when really now we're so much older, it's like, okay, girl. Mandy's celibate, right? You still celibate? Oh, oh, yeah. No, I. I started the year off, you know, I just seen you a couple of months ago. She was like, yo, E, I'm celebrating. I'm starting over. That wasn't even a couple months ago. That was a few weeks ago. It was a couple weeks ago. That was Your Magic City moment. Yeah. I love how you said club. You could let them know we were in Magic City. It was a magic city. Tell them to see a magic city. Yo, that's the first thing she told me. It wasn't like E has a family. She. Yo, what up, E? I'm celibate now. I was like, what made you break the celibacy vow? I saw somebody cute. So it wasn't even relationship. Is that you that you was already with setting up his hell? Homeless can't be deleted. Jesus Christ. It is. I mean, it was intimate. It was sensual. We kissed and cuddled. Have you seen him since? He doesn't live in my state. So he's flying to see me? Yes. Wow. All right, So I put it on him. A one night stand or something? No, no, no, no. We're about to go to the second stand. No, I'm saying when y'all front dancing. The one night stand. The second stand. What's the first stand? The first stand was great. It was when I saw him. So y'all didn't date. Y'all just. You seen him. Okay, now you gotta explain it. I'm just not celibate anymore. Okay. All right. And this is what the about. Liberation, growth as women getting what you want. Did you meet him at Magic City that night? No, I met him on an island. So you know women. What island? St. Croix. Which was. So you was on vacation and you let one of them island boys. Yes. Y'all ain't changed nothing but the name. Don't do that. I'm trying to think mine. What? Besides this blazer, what's the biggest rebrand thing of me? I, I, I will say this. I think now I'm so over communicative. We're in the beginning of horrible decisions. I wasn't talking about exactly what I wanted. My feelings, even the type of sex that I wanted to have, like situationships. I was falling into them all the time. I think as you evolve and you get more comfortable with yourself and who you are, that's when it hits. I actually don't think that could happen before 30, if I'm being honest. I think you could try to get close to it, but there's something that happens at 30 where it just clicks. You're like, oh, no, this is no 30. You, you look better, you feel better. You make more, a little bit more of what you want. You done dealt with enough men in your teens and twenties that now you can be like, okay, I don't want that. But this is what I want. Do y'all want a monogamous relationship? No. Do y'all want marriage? Anybody want marriage? Yeah. I don't. Do you want a monogamous relationship? Not monogamous, but I mean, of course I want marriage. I mean, like, what is it? If we're not going to have sex with a nanny, what's the point? No, I just doesn't fit in my lifestyle. Like, I, I've been known for having a boyfriend and a girlfriend since I've been 20 years old. Like. And what about you, man? Ethical non monogamy. I wanna throw that word in there. What's that? So that's where, like, it's consensual. There's, like, there are boundaries. You are communicating and it's under the umbrella where you could be poly open. Like, there's, you could be swingers. There's all these different labels underneath. Ethical non monogamy. For me, I like men and women, and I don't want to not be able to experience both. Gotcha off of that. All right, we got more with Mandy and Weezy from Decisions Decisions when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Charlemagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking in with Mandy B. And Wheezy. Of course. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday from Decision Decisions. Now, you were talking about you like men and women. So y'all date bisexual men. And the reason I asked that who was up here? And they said that it wouldn't bother them. Do. I heard do. She wouldn't. Would y'all mind? It wouldn't bother me. No, I don't want to see it. For me, it's a caveat. Got. So the thing that attracts me to women is their femininity. Like, I've never dated a stud, right? And no disrespect to studs, I just feel like you Punky came on horrible. I was like, I don't know. It should be cooking his BER Griner, the only stud. I, I, we all got one. I want Britney Griner. That's it. That's the only one. As far as men. I love the masculinity in men. And so if I was dating a bisexual man, maybe like a homo thug, I could be. That's mine. But he just got to be a thug. You a thug on the thug. There's also levels to it, right? So I really, truly believe every man has had some sort of experience. I think everybody a little gay for Real. For real. Even you and your kid find a little gay. Like. Like there's a. There's a. There's a spectrum. The Kinsey scale. Everyone is not all the way fully straight or fully gay. Yes. K like a little gay. Like. Like you can. You can even. And it could be as little as you can actually admit that another man is attractive or a good looking. Or you could have a big. Why does be classified as gay? Why can't this be? Well, because it's. It's the attraction. Attractive is different. But. But no, you can say a man is handsome but attractive means you feel something towards you. Take that back. You did. You did. Cuz you do have men that won't even do that then I think you know there's so many men that would say they ran trains in high school. There's another man that wouldn't get naked any. I never like trains trains. Like there is levels. I don't think that's gay. By the way. I said a little. If you don't penis in a male, that's not gay. But why you and another man are enjoying. Oh y. Got y. Did you hear what just say not gay if you your penis in a man. No, I said it's not gay. No, you do not. Your penis in the mail so you hear what you want to hear. Sounds like you said it's not gay. You got gay ears. Your ears again. So envy. As long as it's oral then. No, it's fine. Okay. No, no. Okay. I just. Okay. I'm looking at the Kinsey scale. See, it's a real thing. It says X. No social. No socio sexual contacts or reactions. 0 is exclusively heterosexual. 1 mostly heterosexual, only slightly homosexual. 2 mostly heterosexual, but more than slightly homosexual. 3 equally heterosexual and homosexual. 4 mostly homosexual, but more than slightly heterosexual. 5 mostly homosexual, only slightly heterosexual. And 6 is all homo. Charlotte's about a 5. I swear. Just like the days where either you were straight or gay. That's a lot. That's a lot. By the way, I have a friend of mine. His name is Christopher. And on New Year's five, six years ago, I'll never forget I kissed him like I was in. He's getting kiss him. He looked at me and he was like you I am gay. Gay. And now you ruined it. He's a six. He's a six. He'S a six. When I tell you he was really upset with me, I was like I'm so confused. I just thought we were having fun. He's like no, no, no, no, No, I am not. Gold star. He's like, I didn't even have. I came from a C section. I'm platinum. He was like, you kissed me. You ruined this. You messed him up. Now he fell a little straight. That's who I would define as a six. I know one thing. Toronto might have to re six that six thing. Knowing that six is the highest on the Kinsey scale. That's funny. Exclusively homosexual if you're a six. That's what it says on the screen. I feel like you all the way gay. No, you give me hot straight girl that got one lesbian friend and she be doing that. She'd be like, nah, that. Yeah, that's me. But I ain't gonna lie. Back in the day, yeah, I had a couple gay experiences. Yeah, like kiss a little bit more to kiss, but you know. Yeah, I dated a stud for like a little minute until I found out she was married and she ended up being a clown. Oh, you number two. And then, yeah, mostly heterosexual, but more than slightly homosexual. Not that it might be a little three, cuz she dated a stud. So that always tells me like, you kind of are the straight girl. That's like where you can dive into it. Cuz I don't. I don't find like the. The femmes to be like, yeah, you're beautiful to me, but I'm not. I wouldn't be attracted to a feminine girl. Like, it's like, I get it. No, no, for me, I like that. I like that. But y'all have the same crush too. Y'all too, man. Are you a manny at the same. Brittany. You're Brittany. I think a lot of you have a crush on her. Everybody want. Yeah. Until I, until I heard her call herself Pops. I'm like, damn. Oh no. What's wrong with Pops? Ah, n. There's certain things you could say that make me just instant corny, like, no masculine energy. You see what I mean? No, no, I'm saying like, well, she already got the voice of God. I mean, that just sound like the whole. But I mean, I just, you know, she, she ain't like when she was doing an interview and Shane, like when somebody was like. The girl was like, oh, you about to be a mom. You about. You know. She was like, like, no, Pops. Serious. I remember that. I was like, damn. But I wouldn't just assume that if I never heard her say that. Like, I wouldn't have said, congratulations, yo. Yo mom. I wouldn't just be like, yo, congratulations, like you Pops now, cuz I think that that would offend her, but she was offended at her being called a mom. Yeah. I would let me tell you something. When I. When all that stuff was going on, I was like, we got to get her out, Out. We gotta get her out. But I'm okay with still having the crash. I'm okay with letting her go. Mandy can't have it because my boyfriend looked just like her. So that's crazy. That is crazy. Sorry, Chris. So with decisions, decisions, is it less sex talk? Like, is it less. Yeah, yeah. We're leaning more into the conversations around relationships. So non traditional relationships, non monogamy, all the ways that you don't have to go about the traditional way of dating and pursuing relationships. Love, essentially. Because us growing up, what is it? Get married, have kids, live happily ever after. That's not everyone's reality. But it's cool, cuz we're diving into history, which we always kind of did during horrible. But now it's fun. Like, we're talking. We talk about the history of romance. The first date, even the history of romance is dope. I was. When we were talking, like, how the first date was different, there had to be a male caller at your home, knocking on the door, asking your parents, they were supervising you. Oh, I'm an idiot. I thought you meant, like, y'all documented the first date ever in history. You said history. We ended up in a time machine. How it evolves over time. Even the history of romance, how, you know, you marry for, like, talking to some dumb hoes right here. I'm not a hoe, okay? I retired a long time ago. Me too. Me too. Now the history of the romance. Crazy. Because it basically, romance was a sickness. And they believed when people were in battle or in war, they would start a war over love. And they were like, oh, yeah, you can't fall in love. So that's why you would marry for agriculture, socioeconomic stuff. And it's just fun to dive into this because we already have been talking about sex and dating so long, so now we just get to go back and people enjoy learning about stuff with us. And we're not scholars, so that's what makes it fun. All right, we got more with Mandy and Wheezy from Decision Decisions. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking with Mandy B. And Weezy, of course. It's Freaky Freaky, Freaky Friday from Decisions Decisions. Now you got a book coming out as well. We do. We do under Charlamagne's imprint. What's the name of the book? No Holes Barred. It's a dual. It's an any hole. No hoes barred. Listen, all of them. It's a dual manifesto of sexual exploration and power. And so we each dive into our journeys as women. I did a lot of diving in therapy, like, going all the way back to my childhood as to maybe why I date, the type of men I date, what type of men I date, my views. I mean, everything that's not. My daddy so non short Jamaicans. Jesus. But I go into that and even as early as me, like, talking about my journey of having anal sex and how I used to think any man that wanted it was gay because I was like, well, why would you want the back hole when there's another hole? And so I was a five. Oh, that was funny. Mackenzie Skull. He, like, just mid. No, but it was like. It, like, goes through my journey of even, like, having to relearn and unlearn the things that aren't true. And then we even get deep and we talk about, like, our sexual assaults. I talk about my abortion. The way 16, the book is broken down is cool because, like, when we get into that stuff, so it's pleasure, pain, progression and power. So, like, in the pain section, that's when abortion and sexual assault comes up. But there's also a story of a dude, dude bdsm. Bdsm, like, tying me up, spanking me, choking me, like Mandy getting electrocuted. That's my favorite. I went to a dungeon with my ex, and we agreed to both do two things that we had never done before. So I. He agreed to put. Allow me to put him in a chastity belt, which took some time because he kept growing and he couldn't grow in order to lock him in. And then I allowed him to. To do electroshock inside of me with a tool. What happened inside? Dildo electric. Yeah. And so, like, it, like, spawned all of these electrocurrents inside of me. And it was the best feeling. It felt like almost like an alien. I was like, I'm never gonna feel this again. It felt like eight tongues inside of me giving me oral at once. It was. It was the best feeling. I was like, I. This ain't a normal feeling you gotta get. It was great, though. So that's why you can't be one person. One person can't just be. And to be honest, I don't ride. I don't ride. So I would love for my Partner to be able to experience everything he wants to experience. That I'm not down. What you mean I don't get on top? Let me go get you somebody acrobatic. It. You mean you can be electrocuted? But you can. But I ain't getting on top. But I ain't getting on top. Nope. It takes more effort, I guess. Oh, yeah. I just came back from Carnival, and the way them girls were winding their hips and doing all. All the splits, I said, my man deserves to experience a woman that flexible. It ain't me, though. Isn't that a position of power for women, though, when they look up? When. Yeah, when they're what? In my opinion. And it's the strongest organ. That's great that y'all receive it that way. You ain't got no rhythm. No, no. Oh, me, I'm half white. No, Half Jamaican. I knew it. I know. So it goes. It goes both. It goes both. It goes both, you know? Okay, so what is trip house? Oh, girl, explain this. So I've been going to workouts in New York for almost a decade, and I love Pilates inspired movement, and I love lifting. And so literally, I went to a Pilates class. I'm not even joking. It was February this year. And I was saying to the instructor, like, oh, my God, girl, that was such an amazing workout. Thank you. Like, I needed some. Like, some trap or something. She's like, I'd never play that here, and made me feel so small, like. And I was like, I'll make that. And that's dope. And it's funny because someone said to me when I made it, do you know Envy wants to do hip hop Pilates? Who told you that? Maybe it was just someone. I mentioned it to you. I thought about it. I don't tell nobody, especially not him. But I go to Pilates, right? But when you go to Pilates, there's never no music that you. There's no hip hop music. And it's hard. You're shaking. You know what I'm saying? So literally, my favorite genres of music of all time, and I listen to everything is trapping house music. So I was going to buy an apartment in New York, right? I had money. I was like, 150 Camel buy a million dollar house. And I was like, no, it's either that or start a business. So because I'm not a fitness trainer, I had to, you know, partner with someone. And so I found my favorite instructor in New York. Black dude's name is Jeff Blue. And I was like, Yo, I want you to make this. And he literally was like, trap and Pilates. I'm like, I'm telling you, dog. It looked like business is booming, though, from what I see on Instagram, I haven't been able to take a class because it's been so busy. I wait because of. Congratulations, though. That's what's up. People don't talk about your entrepreneurial ventures enough. You know what I'm saying? You got WTF Media. Mandy, you had the studio. I still have it over there. Yeah. It's just now need to know studios. Yeah. But I. I relocated to Atlanta. I have other opportunities professionally down there. But yeah, and right now I'm working on scripts and pitching those. I just wrote another proposal for a book. After writing the book with you, I definitely just love the process. I want to continue doing that. And yeah, I think over the last eight years, I think that's why we've been able to keep this going because we've both been able to just branch out individually and do the things that we really like to do. So turning over your money that you make, like when we got our first Black Effect check, it was so dope because to be on salary for a podcast is just like unheard of. And we were making. We quit our jobs before, you know, so, like, we were in this, doing this. But it's just mind blowing that we've been able to take that business acumen and flip it. Because a lot of people think when you're a podcaster, people really don't know how I make money. Like, I think so many people think I have only fans when they meet me, which I get it. I feel like I could have the look my titties already out like, okay, but. But content creation is one thing. And then it's like, well, business is another. Business is another. Not only that, it's just diversifying as well, how you bring in money. So between Black Effect, now the book with Charlamagne as well, then we have Patreon, then we tour, shout out to Justin and merchandising doing panels. We have five different means of income just for the podcast. So even though we're not in the write ups like the other white podcasts talking about $100 million deals, our business and what horrible decisions does make seven figures a year. We are a seven figure podcast. Y'all be a hundred million yet. We're not 100 million. We are, but we, we have seven figures, like, and we make that yearly. That's right. So I love that. And then Again, that's just one form of income. Again, she has her studio, I have my studio. We have other things that we do as well outside. So decision is a business that generates money, and I love how y'all use that money to build other. Other businesses. I honestly want every podcaster to start considering building another business. It doesn't have to be brick and mortar, but like, literally, oh, yeah. Shout out to you what is when you got into brick and mortar. Even having the studio, but, like, dealing with an actual location and staffing, I'm like, oh, yeah, that ain't for me. Do you know the owner of the building? WTF is SoHo? So we got three buildings, four different studios, right? The Soho dude hits me up about how someone filed an insurance claim, and I'm like, what? They were like, yeah, they filled my bathroom. Yeah. I was like, I'm so sorry to hear that. He was like, it's good. Like, he has huge buildings. He's like, I've already got this covered. But, like, that's what's happening. That could break a building. Yeah. That could break a business. How much I spent trying to make sure this fitness studio got a. The writing shows it how House at your house too. It's crazy to me. All the businesses, though, all the projects, everything that we do creatively, those are my babies. As a woman that doesn't want kids. And when people talk about what legacy looks like and things, the things that I'm creating are gonna outlive me and my kids, if I had any, their kids. So to me, my legacy and what I'm leaving are the things and businesses that I'm creating. And I think Weezy and I talk about it as well. I think it's wonderful that we're able to, like, provide salaries and pay people. Like, like, even our Horrible Decisions team is like 10 people. And then she has her studio team. I have my studio, and it's just like, it's great. Well, I'm proud of y'all, man. Thank you. Thank you. The book no Holds Bar, the dual manifesto of sexual exploration and power will be in stores June 24th. June 24th. Mandy Weasy, we appreciate y'all joining us. Decision Decision podcast. Go pre order the book, please. Go pre order the book. And make sure you listen to us wherever you listen to your favorite podcast, but also on the I Heart podcast app. Cause we are there under the Black Effect network. It's Decision Decisions. If you do want the X rated things where we do talk more about sex, Horrible Decisions did not leave. We're just behind a paywall. So join us on Patreon. It's patreon.com Horrible decisions. The whole hive is so active that when the book first was announced, it was I started to live a double life when I was a teenager, responsible and driven and wild and out of control. My head is pounding. I'm confused. I don't know why I'm in jail. It's hard to understand what hope is when you're trapped in a cycle of addiction. Addiction took me to the darkest places. I had an AK47 pointed at my head. But one night a new door opened and I made it into the rooms of recovery. The path would have roadblocks and detours, stalls and relapses. But when I was feeling the most slow lost, I found hope with community and I made my way back this season. Join me on my journey through addiction and recovery. A story told in 12 steps. Listen to Crumbs as part of the Michael Luda Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. How serious is youth vaping? 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They're shotgunning. Women's golf is a wild ride full of big personalities, remarkable athleticism, fierce competition, and a generation of women hell bent on shanking that glass ceiling. Welcome to the Party with Tisha Allen is an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. Listen to welcome to the Party that's P A R T E e on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast, presented by Capital One, founding partner of I heart women's sports. So, y'all, this is Questlove and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids. Starting on September 22nd 7th, I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimini to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey y'all, Nimini here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip hop. Smash, Slam. Another one gone. Bash, bam. Another one gone. The cracker. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15 year old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. We hit number one. They went ahead and immediately were pre ordering their books. So we're really excited and of course we will be touring. We'll announce that later. But you guys will be able to see us do this live. I know we gotta go, but just to tell you about, there was a girl that's a really big fan of yours at the live show we just had and she was taking. I know. Oh, she's taking a picture of me and I'm like, oh, I know you will go to all his book tours. Did you see him? She's like, yeah, he whorehave. He always here. Wow, that made me tear up. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Salute the Decisions Decisions man. Make sure you subscribe to the Decisions Decisions podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. Decisions, Decisions. All right. Morning everybody. Dominican Breakfast Club. I'm not Dominican, I'm black. You better stop that man, because if ICE comes to my house, I'm sending them to yours. I already sent them to yours. First of all, how you gonna send them to me? And I'm already sending them to you. I'm already working with them. Right? Okay, let's get the. Jessica, I just told him. Record yours please. News is real. Whether Jessica Robin more. Just don't do no lines. Don't do. She don't spell nobody on the Breakfast Club. She's the coach. I'm back and I got the mess. Okay, so asap. Rocky, we've been talking all week about, you know, how things are developing early. And yesterday they actually settled on jewelry. Still. Still no black people in the jury, though. But they settled on a jury. They did. 12 people, four alternates. It's made up of seven women, five men. The alternates are all women. They're white, Asian and Hispanic. Opening statements are supposed to begin today in LA at 10:30am Pacific Standard Time. And over the last couple days, Rihanna has been coming up. But for some reason, yesterday, they really leaned in on the Rihanna thing. Like, they asked one woman who was like a school teacher, like, because she said she knew Rihanna's music. Like, okay, so if Rihanna walked in his courtroom, would you be able to do your job? And I guess the woman hesitated a bit and she was like, yeah. And the judge was like, well, why would you hesitate? And she's like, well, I was trying to imagine it in my head. And then. That's a random ass question to ask a juror. No, you have to. Because. Really? Yeah, because you want to. You're trying to figure out there's going to be a bias because these people are saying that they know the music because basically she may be a fan asking the wrong questions. They should say, what's your favorite makeup line? Is it Fenty Beauty? They ask that, too. They ask that, too. Yeah. Yeah, they did. You got to know that. I think if you dig deeper, like, what's your foundation number for Fenty Beauty? Or what's your favorite Rihanna song? Or do you think Rihanna should drop a new album and then let the girls go off and see now you know, if they're really a fan, that's how you can know Rihanna stuff. But anyway, back to the drawers. So they also picked. I thought that this was interesting. One of the reporters in the room said that they picked a juror who was an old firearms instructor. I thought, and so did this reporter, that they would. Asap. Rocky's team would be like, nah, we don't want her. Because remember, there's been a whole conversation about the gun, it being a prop gun, not a prop gun, but both sides were like, yeah, we want her on the jury. So that was a good thing. They also, some of the reasons why some people didn't get selected, I thought was adamant, but I'm like, how do you prove this? So one guy, he was Saying that he didn't get picked because he said he doesn't trust police because his mom used to be beat up by his dad. And the police never did anything. Anything. But you don't. They didn't verify that. He just said it, and they're like, okay, cool. I can't verify everything. That's what I was saying the other day. When you have jurors, there's certain things that you say. They don't have time to. To see if it's true or not. But if they see somebody saying, hey, I don't trust the police, you're not going to put them on the case, man, sometimes you got to get on cold, though, man. You ain't supposed to be in there telling them the truth. Okay. He wanted to get off, though. Yana fan. Are you an ASAP Rocky fan? And you know that you wear 470, you know, for deep skin with cool, neutral undertones. You don't tell them that. I know. Get on that damn jury and you say, not guilty. One girl. One girl that didn't get picked. They asked her like, what is her job? And she said, oh, I'm a viral content creator. And it was like, what is that? What do you exactly do? She said, I create viral moments. So the judge is like, well, do you know. Is that Rocky? Like, do you know who he is? And she said, yeah, of course. They didn't pick her because she creates viral moments. You can't even have your phone or anything like that or be online like that when you're a juror. So it's impossible to have jury duty. And a minute jury duty gonna be a AI because it's impossible because you cannot. They used to tell you to avoid the cases. You can't avoid this. This stuff plays out on social media and in the world before it even gets to a courtroom all day long. Like, all jokes aside, how is somebody like ASAP Rocky gonna have a fair trial? How's somebody like Diddy gonna have a fair trial? Like, they. Yeah, they're famous. It's like you can't get around who these people are. Rihanna just did the Super Bowl a couple of years ago. How could you not know who she is? How could you not see her? And you get charged, like, they'll. They'll. They'll take things into consideration that don't have anything to do with the case. Like, for example, somebody like a Diddy. The jury's going in there to talk about the crimes, right? The alleged sexual assault. But think about all the other stuff. They probably didn't seen on social media, including the Cathy tape, over the Cassie tape and all that. How do you have a jury nowadays? Seriously, what else would. If you don't have a jury, what do you do for a child by. I don't know. I really don't know. I have no idea. It's almost impossible now that like he said, everything's online, everything's on social media, everything plays on the news. Right. Well, another, I guess like court doc stuff. Drake, Universal Music Group so there is reportedly a filing by Universal Music Group and this filing reportedly is a response to Drake's pre action deposition request. Remember he filed in Texas and he filed in New York saying I want y'all to go inside these companies because there's payola happening. Whatever, whatever. But it wasn't a lawsuit yet. So he dropped the one in New York and filed the actual defamation lawsuit. But he still, the one in Texas still stands the pre action motion. So Universal Music Group has responded to this in, in court filings reportedly. And they're saying basically we, we need to sit Drake in the corner because he's just a whiny brat. He got into this rat battle back and forth with an artist in Kendrick Lamar. We do, you know, work with both artist catalogs and because he was upset about something that was said in a song called Not Like Us, he is now retaliating against Universal Music Group in efforts to suppress our support of the song. That's not fair. He decided to get into this rap battle. Both artists said things about each other and claim things about each other. We're being retaliated on because we're doing our job as a music label and it's not fair. So they're asking for all of the money for the legal fees that they are having to incur because of the back and forth that they're now doing the documents and going to be doing in court potentially. And they are asking for his pre motion discovery request to be dismissed. And they're saying that by law they shouldn't be retaliated on. But I think it's kind of crazy how Universal Music Group really keeps Little boy and Drake. Like they keep talking to him like that's not our problem. Well, we in court now, so yeah, what's the problem? That's. I think it just goes to show the business is still business at the end of the day because I'm sure Drake is like, I did so much for y'all. I made you guys. So ain't nobody bigger than the program at all that's what this is. Get. This is really what this is. Bigger than the program. And you can learn that the easy way or the hard way. And he's learning it the hard way by filing what I believe to be a frivolous lawsuit. But, you know, what do I know? Yeah, what do you know? And what if somebody sues him back for the same exact thing? And I hate the fact that, you know, they keep saying, oh, he's not suing Kendrick. He's suing umg. If the lawsuit is full of Kendrick Lamar lyrics. Okay. And that's the reason you suing. Come on now. Yeah, I mean, they mentioned that in the introduction of this document. Universal Music Group does reportedly, they say, you should have took that up with Kendrick. Like, basically your issue is not with us, the label. Your issues with him. We didn't make the song. He did. And by the way, I said it once, I said it twice. I say it a million times. The person who actually had the real defamation lawsuit in this situation is Kendrick's woman, because she's wife. She's. She's not a public figure. She minded her business and she got accused of being a victim of domestic violence. And he said that her child was Kendrick's best friend. Business partner. Partner. Well, that's the real defamation. Could Adonis. Could. Could Adonis bring legal action too? Because Kendrick spoke to Adonis in one of the songs and said, oh, he did. He said that wasn't true. Your father's a terrible person. That's not defamation. I mean, that. That's more defamation on Drake then that's not defamation. Well, in other news, Kanye cannot be canceled. Apparently he has rejoined the billionaires club with an estimated worth right now of $2.77 billion. So Etten Venture Services is welcoming Kanye back into the billionaires club after it is revealed that he has a net worth now that 2.77 billion. The company revealed that the valuation of West's net worth is based on his music portfolio and the soul the sole ownership of Yeezy brand. Although Kanye nor Etten Services divulged like additional details. This is a big deal because y'all remember he was the billionaire status, Forbes, all that stuff. But then they claimed that he lost the billionaire status due to the end of his partnership with Adidas. And he's been on this whole vultures tour and they can't cancel me. I'm gonna do this by myself. And this is giving is working well. Dropping a clues bombs with Kanye West. What is Kanye selling on is he selling clothes. He done small releases, like the wet T shirts and like, stuff like that. And he actually made it very affordable. Like, the wet T shirt was like $20. He. I saw a hoodie last week. Last week? I think last week he made like two, three million dollars in a day. He had some women's stuff coming. Yeah. Let me see. Is that on the Easy site? I guess so. The website's at the top. It says yeezysupply.com I typed in Yeezy, but I don't know if that's. Yeah. So he's. He's been doing small releases. Okay. And I saw him post some new sneakers that look very comfortable, by the way. I got 46 year old feet, though. You coming back over to the Kanye west support side? What do you mean, coming back over to the Kanye west support? You've never rubbed me as a guy that supports Kanye. Like, I don't know. I wear Easy Slides to this day because they're comfortable. I've always said that you like the slides, but do you. Are you in support of Kanye at this point? I don't understand y'all, why there's no sag that things aren't that extreme. It's like, yo, I'm not gonna diss him because he. He made $2 billion, if that's your question. Yeah, Like, I've never stopped wearing Yeezys. Like, what? Just. I didn't know. I'm. Just because I disagree with certain things that a person does don't mean I throw them away. I like Easy Slides. Okay, well, you don't wear Easy Slides. I. I don't have a pair of Easy Slides, but I love. I have. The way. I have a. A bunch of stuff from. That was actually the biggest issue. I was like, damn, are Yeezy's gonna become a symbol of hate? Yeah. I got the socks. Remember the Easy Socks? He got those. I ain't never had no Easy Socks. The black ones, I ain't never did that. The ones that he got, I don't even go with his swag. The uncle's at the barbecues ain't working enough. To me personally, the Easy Slide is the best thing Easy ever made. To me, they so comfortable. I've heard that. So comfortable. Easy Slides, though. Easy Kicks is dope too. I really think Kanye. The older ones, the 350s and all the. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The older ones. Yeah. But he can't do those no more though, right? Because they Adidas. Adidas. I'm not a hater. I Didn't say you were a hater. I just didn't think that you were with the bring Kanye back around train. But, you know, in rapping, why would I do that? Your remarks have never struck me that way. Listen, I can disagree with a person and not agree with what a person does, but I'm never, ever gonna do that, especially to a black man. I'm never gonna say, yo, he's done. Leave him alone. Throw him out. Don't ever bring him back. No. All right. That's the oppressor's job. Gals, gals, gals, gals, gals. Charlamagne, we give you. I'm saying that's the oppressor. You think you just angry. That's why he tried to break it up. That's true. I'm not. All right, guys, we gotta go donkey today. We give you a donkey, too. Before. After that, I was speaking angry. Okay. There's a man named M.J. d. James Wooden, who needs to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with him, please. All right, we'll get to that. Next, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. I just wanted to know how you came up with the donkey of the date. Because you're mean. I am not. There's a bunch of donkeys out here in the street. That is why Charlemagne, if you live a life where we bite our tongue based off who we may have seen, we never would say anything on the Breakfast Club. In the words of Charlemagne, the God, he's a donkey. Oh, man. Charlemagne. You giving donkey today to who now? Well, buster, I'm donkey today for Friday, January 24th. Goes to Manjay. I think that's his name. Monj. Monje D. James Wootton. Okay? He is 25 years old and hails from the great state of Kentucky. Drop on the clues bombs for everyone who listens to us on Real93 1 in Louisville, Kentucky. Thank you for your support. Now, we all love fast food. We eat it for different reasons. The number one reason is we're hungry. Okay? It's convenient. It provides comfort. Full disclosure, you know, I'm a fast food franchise owner. Salute to crystal. Dropping a clues bombs for Crystal. But another fast food restaurant I grew up with on is Wendy's. And that's why this story made me laugh. Because I understood both parties involved. Okay. When I was a kid, I would drive my grandmother Rosalie into town, okay? She would run her errands in most corner, South Carolina and when errands was done, she would always want to go to Wendy's. And when we got to Wendy's, she would stress to me when we was going through the drive thru that she wanted her fries hot. Okay? I can literally hear her right now telling me, not tell them you want the fries. I hot. She would stress hot. And that's a common sentiment amongst anyone who orders french fries. You want them fresh, you want them hot. But those Wendy's hot fries hit different. Even though I think in 2025, crystal fries are better. But those Wendy's hot fries slap. And Manjay was angry over the temperature. His fry. Temperature of his fries. Now, when you're angry over the temperature of your fries, you simply say, hey, these fries are cold. I would like them hot. Most fast food restaurants will oblige. But when it's 10:41pm at night in Kentucky, apparently handling things civilly is not an option. See, Monje and a group of people he was with allegedly started arguing in the drive thru over the cold fries. And then the suspect in his squad went into Wendy's because they wanted action. What happened next? Let's go to ABC11 on your side for the report, please. A man was arrested today in connection to a shooting at a Wendy's restaurant, one police believe started over cold french fries. LMPD says Manja James Wooten turned himself in for the January 6th shooting. According to his arrest citation, he was with two other people in that Wendy's drive through on Dixie Highway. James Wooten and the other suspects allegedly got into a fight with the worker over cold french fries. Louisville police released these photos from the scene. Three suspects got out of the drive through and then came inside the restaurant where James Wooten allegedly fired at the Wendy's worker. She was hit and taken to the hospital where she is expected to survive. 5. James Wooten is right now being held on a bond of $50,000. Round of applause for that Wendy's employee. Okay. In the immortal words of Raekwon the chef, you got guns. We got guns too, okay? And in the words of the almighty Bohagen, F that you buck, we buck back. See, Manjay, you learned a valuable lesson. And that lesson is simply never judge a book by his cover. You thought homie was sweet because you know they weren't in that thought, okay? You. You thought that you was gonna go in that Wendy's and bully that person because they worked at Wendy's. You saw them black pants, that red shirt, that black apron with the Wendy's logo on it. And you thought this was gonna be a breeze. And then that Wendy's employee showed you that the beef really is fresh, never frozen, okay? You went for hot fries and ended up getting hot fire. This is why I be telling folks, go to therapy, though, okay? You have to go do the work on yourself because this is simply not proper conflict resolution, okay? If your fries are not hot, there is absolutely zero reason to argue with the fast food employee. And you're damn sure don' need to go into Wendy's and lick a shot, okay? What is the point? How many times do I have to get on this radio and tell folks before they react? Do some jail math in your head, all right? Simple calculations. Can I afford to do what it is I'm about to do? Because the cost can sometimes be too high. You might lose your life. You might lose your freedom. And who wants to die or go to jail forever over that new mushroom bacon cheeseburger at at Wendy's? Okay? Maje is being held right now with a Bail set at $50,000, and he's being charged with assault. I'm sure it's going to end up being assault with a deadly weapon. That's 20 years, okay? In Kentucky, sir, 20 years in prison because you wanted your fries hot and didn't know how to properly communicate that to a Wendy's employee. Now you about to go to prison. Let me tell you something. You about to go to prison. And when they find out what you in there for, they gonna give that fresh meat a nickname, okay? I promise you. They gonna call you young Baconator in prison, all right? That's right. You gonna go into prison single, but after a few months, somebody gonna order a double. And when the word gets out that you like it hot, somebody gonna order a triple. That's a lot of meat. And I don't even want to tell you what that vanilla frosty is like in prison. But it's hot just the way you like it. Please give Monje D. James Wooden the biggest he haw. Crazy world. This is a very crazy world out here. The frosty was crazy work. The vanilla frosty gonna be nasty. It's gonna be warm. That was crazy work. It's gonna be warm. Oh, that's right. And it come with a straw, too. All right. Right. Thank you for that donkey today. All right, now, when we come back, Martin Lawrence will be joining us. Martin. Yes, he will. The icon living. And we go talk to him next. So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious Charlamagne, the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Jess is sick, so she's not here. Lauren LaRosa's filling in. And we got a special guest in the building, man, the living legend himself, Martin. Martin Lawrence, ladies and gentlemen. How you feeling? Good. Great, man. Glad to be here with you guys. This weekend you're gonna be at the Barclays and also Atlantic City performance. So if you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets. We actually. Today we're giving away front row seats to go to the show. So call a 105 right now, 800-585-1051. We got a. Don't say nothing in the front row, because I might get you front row. Those tickets are yours. How are you feeling, brother? I'm feeling great, man. Feeling great. Feeling blessed. I feel for all the people going through tragic stuff in la, you know, with the fires. My sister's house burned down. Sorry to hear that already that, brother. Yeah. So, you know, we gotta start rebuilding, you know. So you live in LA too, right? Was your house affected or. No, no, but it was getting close. It was getting close, yeah. Do they call you immediately, like, Martin, house burned down? Yeah. Well, I was at my ranch back in Virginia and chilling in the snow and all that was going on, and I was just one. Nothing I could do, but my family that I. I had in LA was holding it down. Do you reach for your pockets first or do you wait to see what the insurance gonna do? Both. Both. What's the rebuilding process gonna be like, though? Like, you guys have to wait a certain amount of times before you can even start, like, thinking about that. Do they give you a. I really don't know. I really don't know. I gotta ask about Bad Boys. You know, the Bad Boys franchise picked back up right where y'all left off years ago, right? Yeah. And it's pretty amazing. Cause as a kid, I grew up on it, right? But now my kids are growing up on it. So did you expect it to catch so big? And how many of y'all gonna do? Cause it's not whack. It's not like, you know, usually you do a sequel, it's like, ah. And then the one after that, it's like, but nice. It's not wack. It keeps going. So how many more y'all gonna do? Y'all shooting? Yeah, I really don't know, you know. You know, the. The business is fickle. You know, I hope to do more, you know, as Long as Will wants to do them, you know, and the audience wants them, we'll do them. We like giving you good work. We have a lot of fun with bad boys. Why I was wondering about the tour, like. Like, you. You. You got much money. You older now. Why even go back on the grind of doing a comedy tour? Because it's where I started. It's my baby. It's. It's my breadwinner. When I don't have nothing else to do, I can't do movies or TV or whatever. I can always go back to stand up, and my audience is always there for me. I saw a quote you said, the way fighters train, that's how you train when you're getting ready for comedy. How do you get ready for a tour like this after 10 years and getting back on the stage? Like, is that a different level of training now, or is it still the same? No, it's the same. I go to the comedy clubs, you know, and I work out. I go to the Comedy Store and I work out during the week and just keep working out, working out till I build up our set until it's ready to go on the road. How you pick and choose what goes into your sets. Cause, like, I was watching one of your old sets that you did. You mentioned, like, the Rodney King beatings and, like. But you mentioned made it funny. In a dark time nowadays, people so touchy, like, so do you stay away from certain stuff because you're like, now it's like the icon, Martin. Now. I'm a little cautious about, you know, subjects that I. That I choose and everything. When I was younger, I was fearless, you know, I just. I would talk about anything or anybody. But it's a different time. Do you remember the times? Because I always hear these stories, and it's. To me, it's like, damn, this really happened when you used to work telemarketing and you were there with Salt and Pepper. I guess that was Sears. Was that Sears? Sears and Robots. Sears and Robot. How was those experiences? And are you ever amazed that all of y'all were successful in your own way of going? Well, well, see, I wasn't there with Kid and Play. I was there with Salt and Pepper. And I was always clowning, you know, joking around at work and everything. Night on the phone, doing what I'm supposed to be doing. What did y'all have to do? I was trying. I was trying to crack on Salt. I was trying. I was trying to crack on Saw. And Herbie Love was working there, too, and I Was like, sorry, you know, I'm trying to get with you, D. And she was like, martin, I'm with Herby. I said, herbie's your boy, your boyfriend. And I look at Herby. I said, herbie, this your girlfriend? He said, yeah, yeah. I said, oh, man. So then I just had to leave that alone. So what were y'all selling on the phone? That's what I never know. Like, what was Sears selling y'all selling? Maintenance. Maintenance agreements. Oh, selling me. So do you remember. Do you remember your pitch back then and what you had to do? Well, you know. Hello, how are you? I was wondering, you just brought a new appliance. How is it working for you? You know, in 30 days or 60 days, something could happen to it. Would you like to extend your warranty and all that? And when they said no, did you curse them out? Do you start cracking on them? Nah, because a lot of them just hang up. Oh, okay. Somebody come to one of your shows and be like, yo, you called me. Like, nobody ever. Like, that has never happened. No, no, I don't remember that. Y'all was thinking too much. You a very physical comedian, right? That's like, a lot. A lot of what you do involves your facial expressions. How you. As you got older. Do you believe that impacts your comedy? No, no, I still love being physical. I love. I love it. It's. You ain't falling all over the floor. No, no, no, I'm not doing that. But I love still doing some physical comedy. Yeah. And you said, you. You know, you don't say what you used to say on stage. I remember an episode of Def Comedy Jam. I forgot who you was messing with. I feel like it was that level, but maybe I'm making this up, but you was saying you was talking about a girl. He was with a girl. And you were saying, you. You remember that episode? Oh, you talking about MC Light? Was it MC Light? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, that's what that was. Yeah. But that wasn't a true joke. Yeah, that. That wasn't true. That wasn't true. I was just messing with her boyfriend. I was just digging at him. So, you know, I just said it. God damn. I didn't know he had to approach you about that. Should do nothing he could. Wh. My ass. Yeah, yeah. It was Todd at the time or something. Why did you decide to heat him up like that? Because Ed Lover and then was saying, get hit him with a joke. That's a hell of a joke to say in front of a Ty. You remember Ty they used to do the Ty. Used to do a rap city with them. Not rap city, but y. Rap got you. So has anybody ever did MC Light get mad about that joke? Nah, she. She was real cool. No, she's real cool. Did anybody ever come to you after your show and wanted to fight? Because like he said, you didn't hold anything back. Like, you didn't care who was in that show. You was going at him. Anybody say, yo, I'm going to meet Martin outside after. Nah, cuz, I. I'm not that dude, man. And I got goons back back then. So it wasn't happening. Wasn't happening. And I still got him. So if you want to come in the ball, you get a little upset, just know it goes back to that. All right, we got more with Martin when we come back, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious. Charlamagne, the guy. We are the breakfast club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. We're still kicking in with Martin Lawrence. Now in the news, we see that your daughter got engaged to Eddie Murphy's son. Yeah, that was in the news. Congratulations. He's a great kid. I'm a great young man. Man, I don't think she could have found nobody better. Right now we have this rule up here. If we're ever out and about, somebody that's richer than us, whoever has the most money has to pay the bill. Well, Eddie already said I had to pay for it. He said he paid for the last six weddings, you know? Cause Eddie got a lot of kids. He said he paid for the last six. So he said, nah, this is on you. He said. I said, I don't mind. So he's still holding you to that? Yeah, he's holding. Holding me to that. He's holding me. When they first told you that they was connected, did you call Eddie and be like, hey, man, you know, our children are dating? No, I just. When I talked to him, I said, can you believe it? He said, ah, it's beautiful. As long as they respect each other and love each other. The world too. Nah, nah, nah. I picture you and Will at the door and they coming up and you having that conversation. So you never had to have that conversation? No, with my daughters, I'm open. You know, I'm the kind of father that gives them room. If the boyfriends they're bringing me to meet are disrespectful, then they're gonna see another side of me. But if they're nice young men or whatever. I don't do all that. You don't get involved. You probably already know by the time you meet my dad, you need to be right. Yeah. Cause dad don't play around and my reputation precedes itself. You mustn't have people up. You know, I also wondered too. But growing up, you know, watching you play, Shanae n watching you in Big Mama's house, I never thought anything of it. I just thought it was funny. But nowadays you hear people say, oh, you know, that's. You got to sell your soul in Hollywood. And that's humiliation rituals and the Illuminati, which. What do you think of that? It's bull. Doing what I do, doing Big Mama and characters like that. Shanaynae or whatever. I started to live a double life when I was a teenager. 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Cause we've seen it with you, we seen it with Eddie, but now it seems like everybody, like he said, is afraid to do that, but. Except for Tyler. Except for Tyler. Except for Tyler. Yeah. If you in tune with your manhood, you shouldn't be worrying about it, you know, if you ain't letting nobody get under your dress. Was there a point. Was there ever a point where you felt like the industry boxed you in and they just wanted you to be the. The funny guy and didn't give you, like, I guess, room to grow as an actor? Yeah, because I haven't been offered a lot of dramatic roles. You know, the closest I. I had to. I got a dramatic role was I had to do it myself. Myself was Thin Line Between Love and Hate. So that was the closest. And then I wind up. Recently, about two years ago, I did a movie called Mind Cage that was total drama, no comedy and everything else. So I did about two. Now they also talk about Blue Streak, the sequel. Yes. You guys are shooting that? We're working on it. You're working on it? We're writing it. Does it leave off in Mexico, or have you figured that out as of yet? No, we haven't figured it out yet. Yeah, but if they come get me from Mexico, you know, because I had the diamond, so I'm living high off the hog, you know, so we'll see what happens. It got to be a crazy soundtrack, too, like the first one. Oh, yeah. How do you choose what to do a sequel to? Because Blue Screen was good, but to me, I'm like, yeah, I'd rather see Life Part 2. Like, I like another one. I like to see how y'all. Everybody wants to see Life Part 2, but you gotta remember, me and Eddie were. Were. We were, what, 90? About time we got out. But no, it can be a period piece, so it can be based on when y'all first got out, when y'all first broke out. What did Ray and Claude do? What was their life like when they first broke up? Well, we went to the baseball game. Yeah. Remember that? That's all we saw. Right. Know y'all got somewhere, man. You know what I'm saying? Where's that? Y'all getting introduced to Viagra. No, too much. They might not have made it through the experience. They ain't gonna lifted them. He wants you to die with the violence. Like, it could end right when y'all broke out, right? Well, if somebody puts it together, man. Hey, I. I told her. I talked to Eddie about it, and Eddie said, hey, man, if. If somebody could make it make sense, hey, we'll. We'll do it again. Do you. Do you get. I don't want to say frustrated, but, like, having to convince people in Hollywood, like, you, Martin Lawrence, you know what I'm saying? Like, having to sit down and pitch things or like, yeah, that's frustrating. Frustrating. Yeah, that's frustrating. But it's part of the business, you know, And. And it's hit. Hit or miss, you know, But I have a strong faith in. In God and he's my agent. It's crazy to me that you still have to pitch thing. Just hearing that, it's like, wow, what about a Martin reunion? Like a. I know you guys did the reunion, but like, people wanted to see, like, actual episodes. Like maybe you know how Sex in the City, they got back together, they did episodes, and then they. A movie. Like, is there anything on screen from you guys that we're going to ever see from the Martin show? From the Martin cast? Yes. No. No. Tommy Ford was a big part of what we did, and him not being there, it's not the same. Got you. We. We caught lightning in a bottle. That. That won't happen again. Did you typecast yourself with Martin? Meaning, like, being at. The character name was Martin and they saw how you acted on the show. They expect you to be like that in everyday life? Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because every time I've been around you, you seem like you're very reserved, laid back. Yeah, I'm not like the Martin on tv. Exactly. You know, people do ask me that, are you like, to Martin on tv? Sometime I tell them, hell, yeah, I'll throw your ass out. I think that's a lot. Like, a lot of times people see when they think something's wrong, but I'm like, number one, he's older. Number two, how did we ever know that was who told us. That was with him, right? Yeah. No, that was my energy. That was me just projecting, just being big, just, you know, giving you a bigger version of Martin and, you know, just. Just having fun. Just having fun. But I'm not like that in real life. I'm. I'm mature. That's my job. You don't. You don't want to be on all the time. That gets annoying. People don't take you serious. And is that the reason you had to whip ass? Because people. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And with the. Y'all know what it is, though. You got a lot of different comedians on there. You got just hilarious, of course. Adele, Givens, B. Simone, Chico, B. D.C. young, Fly, Dion, Cole, just to name a few. How do you pick who you want to be on the road? Because that's such an honor for a comedian to be on the road with Martin Lawrence. Cause they fire. They fire, man. They're so talented. They're the next ones you know, the next comedy stars, you know, for me to just have a. A little piece of helping them out, getting them some exposure or whatever, you know, I'm honored to do that. That's what I'm supposed to do, you know, in my position. And so I love it, and I love working with them. Well, call a 105 right now. If you want to sit in the front row, 800-585-1051. You have to be in New York. We ain't flying you. We ain't paying. Paying for a bus ticket. We just got your tickets. If you're in New York or you can make it to New York, call the 105 right now. 800-585-1051. You're gonna be at the Barclays tonight, so you'll get those tickets tonight. Saturday, he's going to be in Atlantic City. February 8th, Houston, Valentine's Day. He's going to be in your neck of the woods, South Carolina, Greenville. No, that's not my neck of the woods. I just see South Carolina. I just thought it's the low country in February 15th, Charlotte, North Carolina. So if you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets. And we appreciate you for joining us. Always, man. Thank y'all for having me, man. I'm glad I came in, man. It's been a minute. Thank you. That's what it is. It's Martin Lawrence. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Just hilarious. Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Along the Rosa filling in for Jess this morning. And it's time. Time for Pastor or. What's up, Nyla? What's up, guys? Happy Friday. Big Nyla. What's happening? You look very fresh today. Very fresh and brown. Thank you. What is it? What did you call me yesterday? 90s. Something I forgot. Young 90s. Young 90s. Young 90t. I like that nickname. I think it's fitting. That's your vibe. It is. The 90s is the best. Like, you know, all those ladies say I'm 90s. Rom com. Fine. You know what I'm saying? You got the fly 90s. We don't believe. We don't believe. You need more people. You like me? When I ever heard say that. Okay, what's the reason for the disrespect? Okay, please verify your source. I don't know why that happened. Continue on. Now, speaking of 90s vibes, I want to get into this R and B artist out of Atlanta. His name is Chase Auror, and he's rapping a project called Wonderland Love. The first single off of it is called Limerence. Okay. I'm here for that. It's nice. I can dig it. The full album, I already heard it is great. It's R B, but it's also, like, jazz. It's also, like house music, kind of. So it's a dope project. I can't wait for it to drop. Now, another single that I want to talk about is Jordan Atunji and Bryson Tiller with 305. That's all. I like that. Take a 304 to the 305. Yeah. So shout out to Bryson. Shout out to. Oh, still busting it open for my. Wait. What is up with you in the hoes today? That sounded crazy. That definitely sounded crazy. He said ho is listen to TGIF now. Because we were singing. It's fine. No, I said that's the version that women used to sing. You did not say women started singing gorilla whenever they wanted to celebrate. But that's not the point. Women plead the Fifth. I hear nothing. Are y'all. What do you mean by that? Back in the day, Miami. Would you take a woman, you know, and she'd be impressed? Oh, does my. Oh, does Miami impress you? Yeah. Make you. I mean, I think it depends on the age. For real, Miami's like Applebee's. Miami. Oh, so you don't have an issue with women who don't want to go to Applebee's, is what you're saying? Because I thought you had. What are we talking about right now? Yeah, let's move on. Salute to Miami and salute to. Because actually, Virginia was first and then Miami. So what's the next one? That was Cancun. Nobody ever took. Nobody took somebody to Virginia. Ginger Beach. Yes. Yo, that was the place. I wasn't a part of that generation. For that weekend, maybe not Virginia beach. You would go to Hampton. No. You probably was going to Myrtle. We would go there. Let's get into the last record. It's Sexy Red, Bruno Mars with Fat Juicy, and shout out to all the girls Peeing on guys. Got them thinking that they doing something. Got them all excited for no reason. Guys is gassed up not knowing. They just getting. That's not true, actually. But okay. Anyway. Jesus Christ. So y'all like the record? I like the record. Okay. You know, I thought about you the other day. I seen Nico. Don't do that. That was a terrible segue. You put me on the. Nico. Yeah. I'm finishing my Sentence. And you put us on to Nico Bremen. I just heard his new record. It's dope. He's spitting, too. Yeah, the one with Kai, the freestyle. Yes. It's crazy. It is, it is. We're actually. He's gonna be on my tape that dropping this year. The record's crazy, too. I want to. You're dropping a tape? It's like an album, right? I thought he signed a rap. Yeah, it's Rap Rhapsody. He's dope. Yes, he is. A song with sexy, right, too. No. Well, I'm just trying to figure out how he got the segue is not important. You know what? I don't know what y'all talking about, period. I think sexy on this record, though. I. I was a little confused when she. When he was looking for her online. I'm like, why? It's green know looking for sexy, but, you know, he said he was looking to make a strip club. I do think she was perfect for the record. It reminded me of the finesse record with Cardi, which I did, like, at the time. You said that. People are saying that, but I also. My niece right there. But I also feel like I could have did without the record. Damn. The whole record. The whole record. Look, okay, I know Nyla don't. Nyla will like her record sonically, but I know she don't like the content. That record. Yeah, I'll play it at the party, but it's not going in my. My phone. Damn. Like, you're trying to say sexy sound cleaned up on the record. I'm like, she said she always sound the beat, just not her typical. Yeah, I love it. Both of them. It's a lot for Bruno to be saying, too. It's almost like when J. Cole was saying, you need it. That's gonna put it. It's like certain artists. I don't really want to hear you talk like this to me. You know what I'm saying? But anyway, if you guys. Let me tell you, if Nyla was record, literally, she'd be Queen Latifah. You and Ity, you are a record. Oh, my God, I love that song. Well, if you guys like the songs that you heard today, make sure you guys follow me on the gram at Nylasimone. That's N Y L A S Y M O N E E E. You can click the link in bio for the playlist. We're gonna repost it on the Breakfast Club page. And then also make sure you follow my podcast page. We need to talk. We just hit 13k followers and 40,000 on YouTube. So I think you should do that. You should do a segment where, like, online. Where, like, what, What? What is your song like? What is your song like? If you were a song, what song would you be, though? I like the song you picked. Unity was my ringtone when I was in middle school. My song is Hat to Back tlc. Okay, if you had to pick one for your uncle, which one would it be? I have to pick one for you. Suave. It needs to be something, like, about being a menace. Two would be your song. What? I don't know what's wrong with him. You know that song? Lauren, what would be your song? Chicken Head project. Pat. No, I'm looking for the whole sexy rat. I think it would be around the Way Girl. LL Cool J. Around the Way girl. You know why? Because LL said he needed a round away girl. We was looking for a round away girl. And a bice for Lauren. Yeah, she did it. So, like, she need a music man song. Like, what's a Need a Man song? We don't have any. We don't. I'm not mad at looking for the hoes, but a Runway girl is the vibe. The Lips is lying as late and they always is looking for the girl. Okay. Speaking of two pair, she got four Valentine. Oh, that's right. Goodness gracious. Move from New York to New Jersey. All right, it's the Breakfast Club. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious Charlemagne, the guy. We are the breakfast club. Lauren LaRosa filling in for Jess. We got to salute Martin Lawrence for joining us this weekend, man. Marty Mar. Salute to the icon living. Martin is going to be in Brooklyn tonight, right? That's right. He's going to be in Brooklyn at the Barclays tonight. Get your tickets. There's still some tickets available. He'll be at tomorrow. Atlantic City. Tomorrow. Atlantic City tomorrow. That's right. Yeah. And also salute to Mandy B. And Wheezy Decisions Decisions Podcast. And they have a boy book, no Holes Bar will be dropping in June, so salute to them for coming as well, man. Salute to my nieces, Mandy and Weezy. You can listen to Decisions Decisions on the Black Effect iHeartradio podcast network. And their new book, their first book, actually, no Holds barred. It'll be out on June 25, but you can pre order now wherever you buy books. And that is available via Black Privilege Publishing, Simon and Schuster. My booking print. That's right. All right, when we come back, positive notice. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Jess. Hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Man. You got a positive note. I do, and it's simple. I just think we need more accountability and more transparency. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. Think about that for the weekend. I think we need more accountability and more transparency. Have a blessed day, Breakfast Club. Catch Jon Stewart back in action on the Daily show and in your ears with the Daily Show Ears Edition podcast. From his hilarious satirical takes on today's politics and entertainment to the unique voices of correspondents and contributors, it's your perfect companion to stay on top of what's happening now. Plus, you'll get special content just for podcast listeners, like in depth interviews and a roundup of the week's top headlines. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Emilia, host of the podcast Crumbs. For years I had to rely on other people to tell me my story. And what I heard wasn't good. You really? Last night it felt like I lived most of my life in a blackout. I was trapped in addiction. I had to grab the lamp and smashed it against the walls. And then I decided I wanted to tell my own story. Listen to crumbs on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey y'all. Nimini here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, the Story Pirates and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip hop. Smash, slam, another one gone. Bash bam. Another one gone. The cracker, the Bat. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15 year old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know? Did you know I wouldn't give up my seat nine months before? Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to historical records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Arturo Castro and I've been lucky enough to do stuff like Broad City and Nargos and Roadhouse House and so many commercials about back pain. And now I'm starting a podcast because honestly guys, I don't feel the space is crowded enough. Get ready for greatest Escapes, a new comedy podcast about the wildest true escape stories in history. Each week, I'll be sitting down with some of the most hilarious actors and writers and comedians to tell them a buck wild tale from across history and time. People like Ed Helms, Diane Guerrero, Joseph Gordon Levitt and Zoe Chao. Titanic, Charles Manson, Alcatraz, Assata Shakur, the sketchy guy named Steve Eve. It's giving funny true crime. I love storytelling and I love you, so I can't wait. Listen and subscribe to greatest escapes starting January 14th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.