INTERVIEW: Lil Duval Talks ‘Duval Day,' ‘We Them One's Comedy Tour,' Near Death Flight Experience + More

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Breakfast Club
Episode: INTERVIEW: Lil Duval Talks ‘Duval Day,' ‘We Them One's Comedy Tour,' Near Death Flight Experience + More
Host: DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God
Guest: Lil Duval
Release Date: March 4, 2025

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1. Welcome and Introduction (02:13 - 02:17)

Angela Yee opens the episode by introducing the special guest:

"We got a special guest in the building that's ladies and gentlemen, Lil Duval."
[02:17]

Charlamagne Tha God shares his excitement about having Lil Duval on the show:

"Yep, I ain't gonna be on here too long. 'Cause I ain't got nothing bad to say."
[02:28]

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2. Lil Duval’s Passion for Flying and Near-Death Experience (02:44 - 11:05)

DJ Envy initiates the conversation by inquiring about Lil Duval’s feelings toward flying, especially amidst recent airline and airport issues:

"With everything that's been going on with all these airlines and airports, what's your feeling when it comes to flying? Because you fly yourself."
[02:48]

Lil Duval explains his perspective on flying:

"I feel like the same way y'all feel when y'all see a car accident, y'all pass right by. That's how I feel about the planes."
[03:14]

The discussion delves into the safety of private flights versus commercial ones. Lil Duval shares a harrowing near-death experience during a flight:

"Once we were flying back from Ohio and the whole instrument panel went out. We couldn't talk to air traffic control. The windows froze up, and we were just flying in an ice can."
[08:06]

He recounts how they managed to land safely despite severe complications:

"We went by the compass, kept going low, and called on the regular phone until we could talk to someone. Then we landed."
[09:25]

Reflecting on the experience, Lil Duval shares the emotional toll it took:

"I was like, damn, this time I'm gonna go. I almost had near-death experiences a couple of times, especially when I got hit by that car."
[10:32]

Lil Duval emphasizes the importance of staying composed during emergencies:

"Keeping your composure is crucial. People don't understand that. If you can't control yourself, it's all over."
[11:13]

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3. Duval Day and Upcoming Events (05:42 - 15:07)

DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God shift the conversation to Duval Day, Lil Duval's annual event celebrating his brand and community.

Lil Duval proudly discusses the origin and significance of Duval Day:

"Duval Day is about creating our own blueprint and empowering our community. We’re doing it again this year on July 11th in Jacksonville."
[14:14]

Charlamagne Tha God elaborates on the event's success and future plans:

"We were the first podcast for real. Watching how content evolved now is beautiful. Duval Day is a reflection of that evolution."
[05:42] - [14:14]

He also mentions the second tour and upcoming retreats, encouraging fans to attend:

"Second tour. The second season. Make sure y'all come to the. We the ones, too. We lit out there."
[14:54]

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4. Lil Duval’s Musical Endeavors and Personal Stories (12:00 - 14:42)

Angela Yee inquires about Lil Duval's music career, prompting him to discuss his ongoing projects:

"Do you do it anymore?"
[11:56]

Lil Duval shares his dedication to music:

"I still do. I put out music all the time. I do it for the love and for the people."
[12:00]

He highlights his song "Best Life," sharing a heartfelt story about its impact:

"When my mom was going through her cancer battle, she would play that song all the time when she was having a bad day. It lifted her spirits."
[12:15]

Lil Duval recounts a poignant moment involving his music and a close friend:

"When he died, right before he died, he had a thing in his mouth. I played 'Smile,' and he pulled it out. I walked out."
[12:42 - 13:08]

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5. Social Media Presence and DEI Discussions (15:07 - 19:20)

The conversation shifts to Lil Duval's social media influence and his approach to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).

Lil Duval explains his intentional use of humor and sharp takes on social issues:

"I don't put that much thought into my tweets because I put thought in it early on in my career. It's just second nature to me."
[15:48]

Angela Yee probes further about his stance on DEI:

"What's one thing on IG you just can't stand, or one person that you just can't stand on IG?"
[15:53]

Lil Duval shares his pet peeve about social media:

"People that complain. That's the only thing. People complaining about stuff they can't control."
[16:04]

The hosts and Lil Duval discuss a specific incident regarding a misunderstood tweet about "sexy backs," highlighting the challenges of online communication:

"A woman with a sexy back is dangerous. How is that an issue? That's a blessing."
[16:39]

Lil Duval clarifies his intentions and the misinterpretations that often occur:

"Y'all take it and run with it. That's the main thing I get problems with."
[17:25]

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6. Conclusion and Final Remarks (19:03 - 19:35)

As the interview wraps up, Angela Yee thanks Lil Duval for joining:

"So, yeah, we appreciate you for joining us, brother. Ladies and gentlemen, he left without getting in trouble. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning."
[18:55]

Charlamagne Tha God reiterates the show's title as the session concludes:

"The Breakfast Club. Hey, what's up, y'all?"
[19:35]

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Charlamagne Tha God on Longevity in the Industry:
  "I'm really one of the real. The oldest young niggas."
  [05:42]

• Lil Duval on Creating a Community Blueprint:
  "We created our own blueprint, especially me and him, as far as the content and all that."
  [04:28]

• DJ Envy on the Impact of Social Media Misinterpretations:
  "You get that misinterpretation. That's why we gotta be dangerous."
  [17:09]

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Key Takeaways

• Lil Duval's Commitment to Community: Through initiatives like Duval Day, Lil Duval aims to empower and uplift his community by creating unique events and providing a platform for artists and fans alike.

• Surviving Adversity: Lil Duval's near-death flight experience underscores his resilience and ability to maintain composure under extreme pressure, traits that contribute to his success in comedy and entertainment.

• Music as a Healing Tool: His music, particularly the song "Best Life," plays a significant role in providing comfort and support during personal and familial struggles.

• Navigating Social Media: Lil Duval discusses the challenges of maintaining authenticity on social media, emphasizing the importance of intent and the pitfalls of misinterpretation.

• Future Projects and Tours: The conversation highlights upcoming events like Duval Day in Jacksonville and Lil Duval’s ongoing efforts in music and comedy, showcasing his continuous dedication to his craft and community.

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This episode of The Breakfast Club offers an in-depth look into Lil Duval's multifaceted career, personal experiences, and his unwavering commitment to fostering a supportive community through his various endeavors.

Transcript

[Charlamagne tha God]

Hey, what's up, y'all?

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[Hunter]

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[Lala Anthony]

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[Charlamagne tha God]

Ow. Go slower.

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[Martin Luther King III]

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[Hunter]

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[Eric Andre]

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[Charlamagne tha God]

This is my legacy.

[DJ Envy]

Wake that ass up early in the morning.

[Charlamagne tha God]

The Breakfast Club.

[Angela Yee]

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess. Hilarious Charlamagne tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Lola Rosas here as well. We got a special guest in the building that' ladies and gentlemen, Lou Duvall.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yep, I ain't gonna be on here too long. Cause I ain't got nothing bad to say.

[Angela Yee]

How you feeling?

[Charlamagne tha God]

First and foremost, I'm feeling blessed and Highly favored.

[DJ Envy]

We not even that kind of show anymore. We used to be.

[Charlamagne tha God]

But on the real, y'all act like, I don't know.

[Angela Yee]

Y'all pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. I be thinking about little Duvall a lot, right?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Uh huh.

[DJ Envy]

Why you gotta pause that if it ain't gay?

[Angela Yee]

Cause I know how you think automatically.

[DJ Envy]

Oh, that's the man.

[Angela Yee]

Yes, you fly a lot. And with everything that's been going on with all these airlines and airports, what's your feeling when it comes to flying? Because you fly yourself.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I feel like the same way y'all feel when y'all see a car accident, y'all pass right by. That's how I feel about. With the planes. It's. I've been doing it. I mean, I've been flying for a while now, so. And you've been flying for a while, so you used to. It's just. Now it's been on. It's the main topic now. So y'all scared. So it's the same thing to me, but.

[DJ Envy]

And you know, it's funny, those private flights like yours are the ones that usually crash the most more than anything. So you do more than a commercial. Way more than a commercial flight.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Well, maybe so, maybe so. But it's all. It's usually the pilot era. It's usually just like the car accident. It's usually the car, the driver.

[DJ Envy]

But the reason I brought that up, because if you was gonna be scared, you'd have been scared a long time ago.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, Yeah. I mean, I was scared at first. Cause I was like, yo, I ain't know no better. And then. And I had a. I bought the first plane I could get, and soon as I landed, that bitch cut off. So it's been a cutoff. It just cut off. The engine cut off. Soon as I landed my first plane. As soon as I landed, that bitch cut off at 1k.

[Angela Yee]

You can't jump into it, but you gotta get towed out the way.

[Charlamagne tha God]

No, I landed, so I'm alive, you know what I'm saying? But just my first plane that bitch cut off. So I learned how I learned about plan and everything just by getting going in head first. So now I'm here to teach our own people.

[DJ Envy]

How many planes you done had so far?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I got three planes. Now.

[Lil Duval]

What kind?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I got a Cessna, a Cessna Golden Eagle, I got a Baron Beechcraft, and I got a seaplane that you land on water.

[Lil Duval]

Okay.

[DJ Envy]

I think the best thing people can learn about Duvall is that everything is subjective. Like, you know, whatever you want your Life to be. And you live that life, if that's making you happy, that's it.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, that's pretty much what it is, man. That's. I'm one of the few that was able to do what I want to do and be successful at it, you know what I'm saying? We created our own blueprint, especially me and. Me and him, as far as the content and all that. He was one of the first ones.

[DJ Envy]

They don't remember that.

[Angela Yee]

Long time ago.

[Eric Andre]

But it's true, though.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's true. You know what I'm saying? It's true. It wasn't nobody doing skits and all that. Besides, remember that skit we did in the mall with that boy singing? And we just cut them off and it went viral. Before they was calling viral, we used to do all type of skits, you know what I'm saying? So just to see how it evolved, now is dope now.

[DJ Envy]

The State of the Union.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah. We was the first podcast for real.

[DJ Envy]

I remember one time I was in New York from South Carolina, and I text G Spin, G Spin told me, come to the radio station. Come here. Before I even got the job. And when I walked in, he said, man, this was. Cadillac Jack was there. He said, man, my boss been watching you and Duval Hood State of the Union all day.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah. So just to see how content and all that evolved now. It's beautiful. It's a whole lane that wasn't there for standup, you know what I'm saying? Like, now we call comedians just people that do social content. When I first came up, they used to hate on all this. So that's why I call myself the. I'm really one of the real. The oldest young niggas.

[Angela Yee]

She thought you was way younger.

[Lil Duval]

Yeah, I thought you were way younger.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You thought I was way younger?

[Lil Duval]

Yeah, I thought you were probably like 40, 41.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Now I'm 48. I'll be 48 and 47.

[Lil Duval]

Okay. Yeah, yeah.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I mean, that's. Cause I've been around so long, you've been seeing me and it's consistency. And that's why I try to teach these young comedians it's not all that stuff cool, but just staying at it and staying consistent. You gonna be right here. I'm living proof. If you watch me, I'm the blueprint.

[Angela Yee]

I wanna go back to one more question with the planes.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Okay.

[Angela Yee]

Does the wind change at all?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Cause it seems like the wind. The wind got worse. That's the scariest part.

[Angela Yee]

Recently.

[Charlamagne tha God]

That's the scariest part. You could control everything else but that window and the weather, you never know. So that's really what I pay attention to everything. If I see that red up there on my app, I ain't flying.

[DJ Envy]

That's the red mean.

[Charlamagne tha God]

The red mean. That's real, real bad weather. It's like you got green, yellow, then red. I fly in the green because that's just rain. Yellow, I ain't flying.

[Angela Yee]

What does yellow mean?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yellow is still. You gonna be bumping and jumping and actually I done had way more turbulence in big planes than my plane. Cause I don't fly in certain shit, you know what I'm saying? But. But for the most part, it ain't that bad.

[DJ Envy]

Cause the wind's stronger than it used to be when we was growing up.

[Charlamagne tha God]

And it's safer. It's way more room up there. I ain't finna run. I ain't finna run into nothing. Cause and like, you know how you seen like what them planes collided? Yeah, you could see it. You could see them planes and you got the aircraft air traffic control. That's what I was saying.

[Angela Yee]

The helicopter should have seen a big ass plane.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I think he just got so used to it. Like you get comfortable after a while and so you just. You just be flying and you normalize it and then you forget.

[Lil Duval]

I was told that that's a normal route that that helicopter takes. Even though that was a training, that is like very normal.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Same thing with Kobe with the helicopter. I think he did that route so much. He used to it like say, even if I'm flying in the rain, I'm used to flying in the rain. So if something happened, it'd be surprising to me too. You know what I'm saying? So it's just like anything random. Just like your car. We gonna get used to it. Just like deaths. We got used to it after a while and it's normal.

[DJ Envy]

I don't want to get used to planes crashing.

[Lil Duval]

You fly?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah. Used to car crashes. There's way more car crashes out here. It's normal. You just. It's new to us, just like everything.

[Lil Duval]

Do you fly the planes is what you're saying?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I. I got a pilot. I got a pilot on salary, but. But he can fly, I can fly. I just don't fly that much now, you know.

[Lil Duval]

I heard you rank the emergencies and I'm like just an able bodied passenger. Doesn't know the colors of the emergency. I used to be a flight attendant. So when I heard you rank the colors, I'm like, wait, not so you do fly the plane.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, I know what I'm doing.

[Lil Duval]

Okay.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I know what I'm doing. Excellent. And the main reason I do this is just because I learned that people don't listen. They follow. So when you do something, they follow. I'm living proof that after shit y'all see on social media, they followed me, especially with this traveling and all that. So they unders. So when you. So when you understand it, you just do shit to help us as a community. And that's what I do. Whatever I do, I. I look at, I'd be like, what do we need in the game? We need more pilots. We need more flying. We need them to understand. So what's the best way to do it? Become that you are what you see. So you see me. It makes. Look we having this conversation. He been calling me since he still ain't got a plane yet. I don't know. But he don't fly enough, so he probably don't need it. But if you fly enough, you probably won't do it.

[Lil Duval]

Have you ever had a landing emergency? And if so, like, what rank they laughing back there?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I told. He knew about that.

[Lil Duval]

I've had a red emergency.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, I actually did. It was one time we was flying back from Ohio and the whole instrument paddle went out. That's where all the stuff at, right? It went out. And once that go out, you ain't got no communication or nothing. We couldn't talk to air.

[Lil Duval]

You gotta fly manually.

[Charlamagne tha God]

And not only that, the windows froze up like. Like refrigerated. So we just flying, like in a ice can. Just float and just flying. Jesus. And just flying and flying now.

[Angela Yee]

You by yourself?

[Charlamagne tha God]

No, me and the pilot.

[Angela Yee]

Just you and the pilot?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Me and my pilot, we just fly. And they was in there too sleep, though. They didn't know what was going. They were back in the back sleep. So we flying and flying. So he was like, should we turn around now? I know we up north and it's colder and you know you can. On the wings, you can get. The wings get frozen and that's how you stall, right? So he was like. She would turn around. So in my mind I'm like, we should keep going down south.

[Angela Yee]

It's warmer.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's warmer, but it was the middle of the night, so it ain't gonna get warmer no time soon. But I'm like, we get lower. And so we got lower. Only thing we had was the compass and the shit. That's it, the compass. We went by the compass, kept going low and called on the regular phone. Got to where we can get on reception low enough till we could talk on the regular phone. And then we landed. And then once we landed the next day, that's when Kobe. That's when we found out Kobe died.

[Angela Yee]

It was the same, the same night.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It was the same night, you know what I'm saying? So that was one of my, the scariest moments. I had a couple scary moments, but that was the scary one. I was like, oh shit, this might be it.

[DJ Envy]

I asked you this when you told me, but what was you thinking when you was in that moment?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I was like, damn, this time I'm gonna go. I don't know, it's just like, it's.

[Lil Duval]

You can't describe it.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I almost had near death experiences a couple times, especially when I got hit by that car. Just. I don't get scared in those type positions. Cause I understand we gonna die, but at the same time I just, I kind of knew. I wasn't, I wasn't tripping, you know what I'm saying? I wasn't tripping, but my pilot was tripping more than me, you know what I'm saying? He hugged me, was crying and everything. But.

[Lil Duval]

No, man, but you don't know. I mean, it's literally like when you're in that situation, it's nothing you can do. Like what are you going to do? Jump out the plane?

[DJ Envy]

You can do at that point.

[Lil Duval]

And you said that your team was in the back sleep and I'd be telling them all the time, there's a lot of things that go wrong with planes and the pilots just figure it out and the passengers sometimes never even know.

[Charlamagne tha God]

And a lot of it has got to do with just, just keeping your composure, you know what I'm saying? Like people don't understand like that. What's the word that when you just nervous in the motherfucker.

[DJ Envy]

Anxiety.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, anxiety and all that. That shit real like, especially in those type of moments if you can't control yourself. And I learned that from scuba diving. That's what got me be able to.

[Lil Duval]

You be just doing stuff.

[Angela Yee]

You do everything.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You don't follow.

[Lil Duval]

I do, but I thought some of it was just for like Instagram videos.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You just really, just be this really my life.

[DJ Envy]

So you just doing it for Instagram? Just for the gram. He been doing this before.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You know why that? Because the gram took it like that. And that's why you see everybody doing it for the gram. Instead of looking at it like, I'm doing this to show us we can do other. Not white people. This is people. You know what I'm saying? So that's why I do it like that music.

[Angela Yee]

See. Okay, you got a couple of records, a couple of gold records. Do it anymore.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I still do. I put out music all the time. I put out music for the ecosystem. That's what I do. If I feel something that. That need to be due, I throw it out there, you know, I do it for the love and for the people. That's what my stuff is.

[Lil Duval]

Best Life is my mom's song.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Best Life is everybody's song.

[Lil Duval]

Yeah, it was.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's just you as admitted when you get old.

[Lil Duval]

Yeah, well, so she was. When this is not to make this dark. It's a good moment.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Okay.

[Lil Duval]

When my mom was going through her cancer battle, she would play that song all the time when she was having a bad day and it would like lift her. She loves.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's God.

[Lil Duval]

That and Ludacris.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Move.

[Lil Duval]

Get out the way.

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's God, man. The music, that song, there was a blessing used from God through me. It ain't got nothing to do with me. It's all through blessing. Just to see how it's changed people and still changing people and still affect. It's powerful.

[DJ Envy]

Tell them about the Kool Aid story. When Kool Aid was pathing.

[Charlamagne tha God]

What about.

[DJ Envy]

And you played it for him.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Oh yeah. When he died, like right before he died, he had, you know, they had a thing in his mouth and. And he was about to pull it out. Like he was about to pull it out. Like, don't do that in front of me. But he. I was like, you want me to play something? He wanted me to play Lovely Day and Smile. And after I played Smile, he pulled it out and I walked out.

[DJ Envy]

Wow.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah.

[Angela Yee]

Damn.

[Lil Duval]

Whoa. Okay. Oh. You were talking about being the first to do a lot of stuff. Sexyy Red. I know you was bringing her outside a long time ago.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Uh huh.

[Lil Duval]

I know people bring this up. Charlamagne mentions it a lot of times too, that you were one of the first to be like pushing her and like you were booking her for some of the days that you do.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Yeah, I did.

[Lil Duval]

Now looking at like right now, today, when you see everything you be feeling like told you, like how you be feeling.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I just be proud of. She ain't the first one. I do it all the time. I don't take credit for shit like that. Cause I feel like that's what we're supposed to do. But I feel like I always. When especially that's why I Say I'm the oldest young nigga. Cause people used to look at me like that. They used to say, he too ghetto. He too hood. But I know, like, I could see it. So when I saw her, I was like, nah, she got it. And that's why I was like. And people was like, man, don't bring her to Duval Day. I was like, she is Duvalle Day. And she came there and rocked it, and just to see. And it ain't me. She did it all herself, so, I mean, she deserved everything she got. I like seeing her do it. Even if she fell off tomorrow, she still won.

[DJ Envy]

Oh, yeah. She won that life already.

[Charlamagne tha God]

She came to Duvall Day, and we do Duval Day. We doing Duval Day this year, too. So y'all make. Y'all coming?

[DJ Envy]

Well, yeah. Well, I mean, what month?

[Charlamagne tha God]

July 11th. That's what we making. It's official. July 11th, Duvall Day. Make sure y'all go watch the Contract. That's a movie with me and Gabrielle Dennis. That's. That's, like, one of the first comedy romantic comedies about threesomes.

[DJ Envy]

What?

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's a romantic comedy about threesomes.

[DJ Envy]

How do you have a romantic comedy about threesome?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Watch it and you'll see. It's on all black. You can also watch it on whatever bootleg, you know, like, whatever fire stick you got.

[DJ Envy]

Listen. July 11th, DU Ball Day.

[Angela Yee]

That's right.

[DJ Envy]

Listen. 93.3 to beat Jacksonville. What's happening? What we doing? We out there. Break the club.

[Charlamagne tha God]

We out there after Saturday. Yep.

[Angela Yee]

Yeah, Saturday.

[DJ Envy]

Oh, we coming to that. July 11th, Jacksonville.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Make sure y'all come to the. We the ones, too. We. We lit out there.

[Angela Yee]

That's right.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Second. Second tour. The second season.

[DJ Envy]

I'm coming for real this time, man. I promise you, I'm coming to this retreat.

[Angela Yee]

That's what I see. You got all the women out there.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Let's move on to the next story. It's a good time.

[DJ Envy]

What question you got? See, I like to hear the new people ask questions.

[Lil Duval]

You talked about the dei. Well, first of all, was it on purpose, and I. Was it on purpose that you. For me, I feel like when things happen, I want to go to see what you tweet about because you have a take, but you make it funny. But if you read through the fun, you really have a sharp take on things. Do you do that purposely?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I don't think you really pay attention to me. Go ahead.

[Lil Duval]

Do you do that purposely? Like, is that like the. You know, I used to do it.

[Charlamagne tha God]

But now I'm programmed into doing it. You know what I'm saying? It's like you program yourself to be good, you naturally be good. And that's what I do with my tweets. So anything you see me do, I don't put that much thought in it because I put thought in it early on in my career. So it's just second nature to me.

[Angela Yee]

What's one thing on IG you just can't stand, or one person that you just can't stand on ig I can't.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Stand people that complain. That's the only thing. That's my pet peeve. People complain, and that's all I see, people complaining about stuff that they can't control. You know what I'm saying? That's my pet peeve in life and everything.

[DJ Envy]

He said the person, though. Who's the person?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Oh, I ain't got no person. I just said personal things that ain't gonna work on me. We ain't gonna have no type of. No type of clickbait in this interview.

[DJ Envy]

I would never do that.

[Charlamagne tha God]

No way.

[Lil Duval]

That's your.

[Charlamagne tha God]

We don't be trying. We gonna be knowing this, gonna go clickbait. Then three weeks later, it go by.

[DJ Envy]

Oh, Lord, that's a.

[Charlamagne tha God]

We did not think that was going to rip.

[Lil Duval]

What's your issue with sexy backs?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Huh?

[Lil Duval]

What's your issue with sexy backs?

[Angela Yee]

You mean big backs?

[Lil Duval]

No, he got it.

[Charlamagne tha God]

He said, who is sexy back?

[Lil Duval]

You said, a woman with a sexy back is dangerous, and you gave an example of a sexy back, like, so.

[Charlamagne tha God]

How is that an issue? That's a blessing.

[DJ Envy]

You meant that in a good way.

[Lil Duval]

No, Well, I took it like, well, dang. Well, he got.

[Charlamagne tha God]

See, that's what your problem. You taking it the wrong way. That's the problem with social media. Y'all interpret it how y'all want to interpret it.

[Lil Duval]

Well, you only reading it sexy date.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I said, say this tweet again.

[Lil Duval]

A woman with a sexy back is dangerous. And you get.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Explain how you took that.

[Lil Duval]

I was like, well, dang, that could be dangerous.

[DJ Envy]

That's why we gotta be dangerous.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You saw that. But then if you go to my Instagram, I got a thousand women showing me they sexy bets.

[Lil Duval]

I ain't see the Instagram post.

[Charlamagne tha God]

See, that's the problem. Y'all take it and running. Just. That's. That's. That's the main thing that I get problems with most of the people that. That fine offensive something they took the wrong way. That's really all.

[Lil Duval]

I wasn't offended. I was just.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I know But I'm saying, even taking. You didn't take that as offensive, but you took it the wrong way.

[Lil Duval]

I did drop it in a group chat.

[DJ Envy]

I'm like, dang, he meant dangerous in a good way. I did mean she can get you caught up type.

[Angela Yee]

He wasn't talking about you.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You know how many tweets I done got like that that women got offended by just from that.

[Lil Duval]

What else?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I ain't finna say that.

[DJ Envy]

The big Back women want you to show them some love, too, though.

[Charlamagne tha God]

They want you to do it.

[Lil Duval]

No, you had posted a Y back. No, that wasn't a Y back. That was like a Y butt or something. You post like, no man should come home to this.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Nah. Yeah, I don't like no. Yeah, that's that.

[DJ Envy]

Who was it? Who was who?

[Lil Duval]

Want to see the picture?

[Charlamagne tha God]

I didn't. I didn't. I just show the bo.

[Lil Duval]

Should come home to this. So wide.

[DJ Envy]

What is that?

[Charlamagne tha God]

It's a flat.

[Lil Duval]

This is the butt.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You can't even tell.

[Angela Yee]

What I didn't even know was ass.

[Lil Duval]

Yeah, the butt starts here. Like, that's my part.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Damn. That's how you know. That's how you know some. Nobody should come home today.

[Lil Duval]

So people be coming at you, like, in real life, People be run up on you like, yo, why you like.

[Charlamagne tha God]

Nah, that should just be on social media. Media. Ain't nobody coming up.

[DJ Envy]

Well, I think you told that story, though.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I did. No, I told it on here. Let's leave it alone. Yeah, man. God is good.

[Angela Yee]

You are ready to go. You ain't want to be at anywhere. One question.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I was di before D. I've been supporting people. That's. That's not doing. That's not. That's still coming up.

[Lil Duval]

When you shop black, you're not worried about all of.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I shop for. For people that still trying to come up. It ain't gotta be black if you trying to come up and you still, like, everybody can't make it like the regular route. You got me.

[DJ Envy]

You posted that the DEI blackout happened, and it was easy because you don't buy nothing nowhere. All y'all invested in boycotting companies that have removed it. Huh?

[Charlamagne tha God]

How do you say all that? That don't even sound like me.

[DJ Envy]

That's what I'm reading. I'm like that.

[Charlamagne tha God]

You can't find a tweet while I said all that.

[DJ Envy]

What you say? Cause you don't buy nothing anyway.

[Charlamagne tha God]

I mean, I'm rich, broke. I don't. I buy what I want to buy. I buy. I spend. I spend. But I don't spend like how people just spend on random stuff.

[Angela Yee]

So, yeah, we appreciate you for joining us, brother. Ladies and gentlemen, he left without getting in trouble. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

[DJ Envy]

Wake that ass up early in the morning.

[Charlamagne tha God]

The Breakfast Club. Hey, what's up, y'all?

[Eric Andre]

This is Eric Andre. Well, I made a podcast called Bombing about absolutely tanking on stage. I tell narrative Charlie stories and I talk to friends about their worst moments of bombing in all sorts of ways. Bombing on stage, bombing in public, bombing in life. I want to know what's the worst way they've ever bombed? Or have they ever performed way too drunk or high? Or was there ever a time where they thought they were going to crush and they stunk it up? Listen to Bombing with Eric Andre on Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

[Charlamagne tha God]

With Eric Andre.

[Hunter]

I'm Hunter, host of Hunting for Answers on the Black Effect Podcast Network. Join me every weekday as I share bite sized stories of missing and murdered black women and girls in America. Stories like Erica Hunt, a young mother vanished without a trace after a family gathering on 4th of July weekend 2016. No goodbyes, no clues, just gone. Listen to Hunting for Answers every weekday on the Black Effect Podcast Network, iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Lala Anthony]

Do you remember what you said the first night I came over here?

[Charlamagne tha God]

Ow.

[Martin Luther King III]

Go slower.

[Lala Anthony]

From Blumhouse TV, iHeart podcasts and Ember 20 comes an all new fictional comedy podcast series. Join the flighty Damien Hirst as he unravels the mystery of his vanished boyfriend. I've been spending all my time looking, looking for answers about what happened to Santi and what's the way to find a missing person? Sleep with everyone he knew, obviously. Listen to the hookup on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

[Martin Luther King III]

Welcome to My Legacy. I'm Martin Luther King III and together with my wife, Andrea Waters King, and our dear friends Mark and Craig Kilburger, we explore the personal journeys that shape extraordinary lives.

[Hunter]

Join us for heartfelt conversations with remarkable guests like David Oyelo, Mel Robbins, Martin Sheen, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Billy Porter.

[Eric Andre]

Listen to My legacy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Charlamagne tha God]

This is my Legacy.