Flashback to Dr Umar and Soulja Boy

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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(00:27):
wake y'all. As your time to get it off your chest,
you man of blass. We want to hear from you
on the breakfast block. Hello, who's this? Good morning? Good morning,
good morning, Get it off your chests, mama. Okay, what
are you waiting in the cab waiting for Charlotte many
yo yo yo yoa good morning? And he pick it

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and then just walking here like I've just been here
the whole time. Huh ain't so you're gonna give this
up and slimating the large on the supper floor you
gave me not? Oh okay, queen, how are you? I'm
good and I just want to take off missie lets

(01:11):
some time. I'm gonna tell him right now. You know,
when he probably get here, you're probably listening. He downstairs.
Ka ka ka 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 doesn't
ring the same have a good morning for her? Hello,
who's this? Hey? Good morning, how you're doing. Let's up?

(01:32):
Eddie getting off her chants? Man, all right the prison.
I'd like to say congratulations to Charlotte Maine on his
Loose show. I just wanted to ask him one question
briefly about that. Yes, sir, the same is on the point.
I appreciate the seam and I appreciate the opportunity to
bring us some good stuff. But as far as your
focused concern, what age group are you trying to get

(01:54):
Because I'm an old time and sometimes the approach missed me.
But the team, I just say, oh, I don't know, bro,
I'm forty three years old. I'll just be up there talking. Man.
You know what I mean. If it's for you, it's
for you. If it's not, it's not okay. And one
more brief comment. I wanted to make a pause. Racism
things concerned, and like I said, I'm not advocating any
particular religion or whatnot, but one thing that I was

(02:17):
proud of the nation. They say, we didn't just separate
and get our own land or whatever you want to
call it just totally separate and start from the bottom.
Oh yeah, I'm not opposed to that at all, sir.
Y'all y'all do y'all do a wonderful job my dative
with Brook. But I'm living in Charlotoll right now. I
look at y'all every morning and I appreciate you'll. You'll

(02:37):
people up to good work. Hello. Who's this? This is
jaylen Bartel. What's up? Broke it off your chest? To day?
My birthday, and I just wanted the shot I was
trying to see teen years old to day. Thank you
all so much at least now, Okay, what do um?
Me and my mom were re riding out of town

(02:59):
this week? I keep want to the fair and teller. Okay, congratulations,
can enjoy your day. Man, life is a blessing, all right.
Please appreciate y'all. Mate, y'all enjoy y'all day. Mate. Hello,
who's this? Hi? I'm Brittany calling from Tampa, Florida. Hey, Britney,

(03:23):
get it off your chest? Oh my gosh, I can't
believe I got through. I just want to shot you
guys out. I listen to you guys every day. Angela.
I just love everything about you, your soul. You're so beautiful.
Thank you Charlomagne, everything you're doing for mental health and
d Jay and V. I love how your sister sung
family man and I just love you guys so much.
Test Oh thank you, Oh yeah, Team cancer Charlomagne, Hey,

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we want to get off of my test that you know,
I'm very two years old. The biological clock is ticking.
I'm like, one day, DApp. It's just hard to meet
like a good black ken. I'm just like, what what
else do you do? It's just like I work every day.
I can't really like be out going out mixing me going.
But it's like, I'm just kind of thinking about switching

(04:10):
over out by my race at this point because I
just feel like not valued by black men anymore. I
feel like overlooked. Have you ever dated outside your race?
I've tried it like once, but it just wasn't my thing. Look,
I just think you can't. You can't blame a whole
race of men for the ones that you've met, you know,
So I wouldn't give up on that, but I think

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you'll end up at some point finding the right person.
Just don't rush it and don't make decisions just because
you feel like your biological clock is ticking, you gotta
be with somebody. Don't give into that pressure. But just
understand that things can change in an instant, you know.
And I am still a fan of while apps are
good going out and living my life and meeting people
like that. Right right, Thank you, Angela. I love you, guys,

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thank you. Get it off your chests. Eight don't dup
five eight five one o five one if you need
to hit this up now. It was the breakfast Club
for the morning, the breakfast Club. Get pick up the
mother mother phone and die. This is your time to
get it off your chest. Whether your man or bless,
you want to hear from you on the breakfast Club,

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so you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this?
And it's going on as cast cast with up and
get it off her chests. Um, I just want to
get off my chests. Man. It's a lot hard to
plant in the weather and it's it's just stressful. And
I thought it would be the messes that we were
making the more stressful than anything. But it's the family.
It's just I don't know about what they're doing. Everybody, well,

(05:38):
my MoMA just intruding and everything. We asked her to
just make reservations for the restaurant, and she added like
fifteen other people on one to throw different other things
in there and asking me to pay for it. I'm like, wait,
you suggesting these things? Why don't you play for? Why
do I pay for what I care for? Everything else? Yeah,
very difficult. I would just like I would let your
wife handle it, brother, and just just say yes and

(05:59):
just take care of That's that's what I did for
my wedding. I let my wife take care of everything. Brother.
What happened to the father's wife paying for everything? Remember
that used to be a thing that they used to
tell us growing up. That never happened. You should shut up.
You got four daughters and I got four. We ain't
doing that no more. My father in law did donate
a significant amount to me, and my wife's wasn't. Though.
That is that, that is a fact. The only person
that's helped out is her grandmother and her godmother, and

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they helped her with her dress and as far as
some of the planning and everything, but everything else has
been on me and nobody else done nothing but me.
So this is just crazy, y'all. Mind if I shout
out my wife, you should, yes, suh Um. I just
want to give a shout out to India Hawkins. This
is uh from you, a future husband. Let you know
I love you, baby, and we're about to spend the

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rest of our lives together. Fantastic gloves together, were growing.
We're gonna elevate and get better through everything. I love you.
Go dope dope All right, brother, I have a good one, man,
and good luck with everything. Hello? Who's this? Yeah? What's up? This? Anonymous?
Anymous up? Get it off each Yes, brother, ya can't
I know y'all can't see me. But I just I
had a new name for your car show. It was

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gonna be uh car sellers. I got that because cars
that's what you do. That's what the show is. Shall
car sells with the person is trying to represent and
yards like everybody us day, we car sellers, car sellers.
You was anonymous to tell us that? Feller? Yeah, I
just want to get off my chance. Well, thank you, brother,
you have a good day. Man. Now you know he

(07:25):
didn't have to be anonymous to say that. He definitely didn't.
I don't even know why he did that. He must
not want no smoke with a card car card? What's that?
What's that place called? I don't know, we don't know
that place. Hello? Who's this? No big trumper to toll something?
How we see on the family Gosh, welcome back. You
gotta change your name from two quick things right first
to two? What did Charlemagne say an enva in the

(07:47):
football game when they went hike? Can I put my
hot throg between your buns? That's one? Angels. Listen, girlfriend,
I saw your Nick Cannons TV show. You look good
with your chubby cheeks, but you were afraid to sing
at the end. So I make it on next show
and I'll do this song for you. Angela. Can't you

(08:08):
see you're in my fantasy? You got the ladies but sash,
but plenty of your cash. Yeah, you're just right for me.
You like that, girlfriend? That's amazing. That was trash. He
was horrible. Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
eight five one oh five one. If you need to vet,
hit us up now. It was the breakfast Club for morning,
the breakfast club. Wait that ass up in the morning.

(08:34):
Check out this breakfast club. We want morning. Everybody is
DJ Envy. Angela yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are the
Breakfast Club. We got a special guest here with us today.
Fraid o'bang he means it Elmon rock and Ready. I
don't even want your baby that skid names you meant
told him money. I made no sense to speak. I
don't know what you say. I'll go with it. How

(08:55):
you doing, King, I'm doing good, waiting on the moment.
Breaklets Club, Yeah, like the Breathless club though. Yeah yeah,
it can't say Breaklets Club without the congratulations because it
has been a grind for you. Though. You've been working
hard for years now, so it looks like all that
hard work does pay off. Yeah, let's start from the beginning. So,

(09:18):
so where are you from? How did you get into
into the rap industry? Batton Ridge, Louisiana. I started rapping.
I had a pot of name crazy trade. They uhould
have wrapping the closet oh twenty five out of mic
and stuff. So I used to go over there and
listen to him. One day they asked me to get
in there and I had I think I said some
type of plunchline there, like you got ke rapping? So
I just stud with it. What was your influence. It wasn't.

(09:40):
It wasn't Master Pee, Louis Burman and him. I always
looked up the Gates cousin, yeah union, but y'all never
really had a conversation like that. Yeah, one out there,
everybody found out with his cousins. I've seen him in
Atlanta at the airport, And how was that conversation? Like nothing?

(10:02):
I mean, he said he had some sticks, some things
to tell me that I know. We talked. I got
his number. He said we're gonna do some music, but
he ain't ever picked the phone up. So things is
it family things or more baton rouge? Uh? And the
people are out with TVG. You know, Um I got

(10:23):
with TVG like two fourteen fifteen, So it's a lot
of history, you know what I'm saying. TVG was starting
the nighteness, so I really don't know what they got
going on. Was Gates one of the first people who
embraced you? Yeah, yeah, definitely Gates the first orders to
ever post my music okay before I ever met him.
But as far as musically though, like he a whole

(10:45):
another monster, like he really made the whole Louisiana. Like
before before Gates came home from jail. You couldn't sing
on tho songs. You gotta make a fight song, a
killing song, or a dancing song. That's the only way
we gotta listen to you. But he came home with
a whole senior to females and all that, and everybody
embraced it. That's what influenced your melodic style. That and

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I was in the band for like teen years. Word,
I had a scholarship. What could you play in the band.
My first instrument was a clarinet. I was the clarinet.
I had a story about this to the other that
I said I used to I used to play the clarinet.
But I did that so I could when I used
to take the bus back home, I could take it
apart and through it in my book back nobody had
that nasty ass case. Then I had a French horn.

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I played concert and marching and I was sectional leader.
Oh so that second line real for you didn't use it.
I went to I actually went to Southern want to
see my band director because he was like a father
figure to me. And I met a couple of people
that I taught in the band. Right now, did you
get a scholarship? Are you I turned it down. Why
I wanted to be my mom was going through the voice.
I wanted to be close to home. Wow. And I

(11:49):
wanted to make some money, ain't I mean I went
to college, but I droped doctors. I wanted to make
some money. I know you used to drive your mother crazy.
I'm a mama's boy. My mama loved me. What about
all like it? Because you did have a lot of
issues that she had to really go through with you. Jail? Yeah, Look,
I called my mom like the third time I went
to the second time, I want the jail before they

(12:10):
locked me. Now, when I came with my attempt and
I'm like, Ma, I'm back in jail. I should get
a barn to more or something. She like, Okay, what's
what's your what's you in? Might attempt to murder? She said,
Still this time, baby? Can I say yes? So this time? Baby,
I'm gonna call you later. One. That's not what you
wanted to hear. I would you want to ban you out?

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Did she did she bond you out? Nahuh? Tvg me out.
I was born to myself out, but it was not.
I didn't want to get to that so early, but
didn't didn't you have two of them? Two murder chart
something like that? Yeah, what was the status of those kids? Noah,
I did my time. Well, I'm doing my time. I'm
actually still a inmate. Look, so how do you go
from being in at the band to the murder? I

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mean I was doing all that while I was in
the band. No, you weren't doing anything. You're accused of
doing something? Yeah, aug, yes, yeah, I mean I've ben't
mean my whole life, you know what I'm saying. Oh,
I always try to be an open book, Like I'm
not a person that tried to be super gangster all that.
I just if I had to come down to it,
I got handled my business. I do what I gotta do.
But other than that, I just want to live make money.

(13:21):
So what happened? Since you served your depth to society?
So it's over now, probationists when this is your citizens
being at home. But me, I'm actually still in May
and I'm being allowed to be home right now. But
if I up, I walked back in, they'll allow you
to move around to it. I get work permits. How
has it been for you during this pandemic work wise?

(13:42):
I'm pretty fine. Yeah, I'm I got like seven shows
booth up right now. I've been booked up in September.
What about before that though, like when things first started,
we were in lockdown? What were you doing up? You
were nervous at all about getting it ovid No, I
don't mistle covid on Lisle me mentality. You gotta respect

(14:04):
it them, you gotta disc all. We got more with
fraid o'bang when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
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(14:26):
you live in Baton Rouge now? Yeah? Technically can you can? You?
Can you be who you are with all the success
and still live there? Because I moved to saying like
you know, I don't. I don't want no different than
when I was a regular person. Though you said you
don't move any different, but shouldn't you? No? I was
I moved middlitant when I was regular. You know what
I'm saying, how you moving baton rouge? If you want

(14:47):
to stay alive, how do please treat you there? I
stay out the way, own disrespect, they'll disrespect me. Own
no problems. So I didn't want them to tell people
who got to just pull a point and be like
the police and saying none of that. Let's say to
the people, can wait win? You said you know you
move military? What does that mean? Because you got the

(15:08):
song no security with Kevin Gates And I'm sitting there
thinking like maybe he should have security. I don't know.
Our brothers be acting like they shouldn't have security. Nah,
I'm being honestly, I didn't have security in like events
to it like the label of book. I'm like to
I have to like, you know, I got too much
going on. But that's other than that, Like I would
never bring the kid to my home town because like

(15:32):
they're not gonna know how to move on this street
or how long we got to pull up to the store,
or how you need to pull off for they don't
know you feeling. But you gotta be extra careful. You
got security makes you know, allows you to do what
you're supposed to do, whether it's perform or with your fans,
and they make sure that they that nobody's come behind
you with a hammer. But I'm naturally coming up in

(15:52):
Bend Wide. I'm I'm brought up careful. Did you ever
see when Boosey said that, you know, most rappers get
gotten there and they in their hometown. Yeah, would you
think that, Yeah, that's that's statistically I can't. I can
never say that sat yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.

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But I mean it can happen anywhere. So I just
move with respect. I get respect what you know what,
I'm a lot of people messed up like that too.
They feel like they can go anybody to town and
just do what. They won't move how they won't like
and disrespecting the land. You know what I'm saying. I
respect everywhere I go, so I don't feel like I
should have a problem in anybody. I ask all the
rappers this because I really want to know, and I

(16:38):
really wonder what's more dangerous the streets are rapping nine
days rapping streets. At one point, everybody wanted to be
a dancer. Then round nine is in two thousand and
everybody wanted to be the big drug dealer who came
to the game with money, and now everybody want to
be the gangster who came in the game. What's the
name of the album? When I just put out still

(16:59):
most one I'm about to drop Murder made me? Why
wouldn't somebody like you? You seem like such a pleasant person.
I don't know, bron, I really don't know that be
really girls, But then I like, you ain't getting I
don't even have sex. You did do something before I
went CARDI and Offset broke up. You definitely was like

(17:20):
you wouldn't cardise early and then you screenshout at the
DM who don't look carter? But what about you know
he's still trying to get back with his girl. That
might make somebody. Now that'd made me that like, yeah,
ain't up front. Yeah, be careful, don't let them put you,
don't let them put you in a trick black right now?
I love I love Migos music. I grew up on
their music, but I don't want to speak on him now.

(17:44):
In the name of ge what what? What did? What
did you mean to you? That was my ace. He
was the exact opposite of me, because at one point
I couldn't have a conversation with I was like completely
anti and he was a type deck. He could walk
in the room and make everybody feel like they were welcome.
That's what that he's on your pended. Yeah, okay, okay,
I want to actually want to get his face tattered again.
I got his face tat to get some more. Y'all

(18:06):
grew up together. Yeah, you feel like watching over you. Yeah,
that's why I tat. They are like people that was
close to me that died. I like to take the
tat term. Want body like I'm here and I gonna
talk to him. I just want to know how do
we break those cycles? Because it's been going on for
so long. Man, I'm trying. Why I call myself the
Big eight because I feel like I'm the biggest eph

(18:26):
from out of my section, TVG Staff, the top boy gorilla. Okay,
so I feel like I'm the biggest eight. I want
you to be the biggest king that man. White people
used to call us monkey and then in the street
it's like you gotta act a monkey, be a gorilla
like nah Man, be the biggest king avers just rially
so majestic and until he has to be Yah I'm saying,
tu has to be aggressive other than that, he just

(18:48):
lost around majestic, slow, graceful, you know, and take care
of a whole pack like that. I like that, like
I can. I can like that. I really freestyled it
like fraid o'bang. The Breakfast Club corn scol time to

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(19:36):
humble with slam to the breakfast class only everybody is
DJ mvy angela Ye, Charlomagne, the guy we are. The
breakfast club is term to slam to the breakfast Club.
You can call us up right now and say whatever
you want about any one of us. Right Hello, who's this?

(19:59):
Hey man? This right? Peace man for Swan's Burt Georgiana.
I want to sting you and Charlotte Maine talk to
me game? What do you games man? You right now?
Fund right now in the jargian port and listen, dounda
shut off the truck about Hill organ reports Unda Georgia. Okay,
oh that was want to run on sentence? Okay, I

(20:19):
thought you about it tells the truckers be doing gay
games too. It just no, no, no, you want to play,
y'all gotta y'all gotta chip. No, no, y'all show you
don't want to play, Thank you, sir. I'm sure all right.
How's your man? I'm very sure. Okay, it smell my fingers,

(20:41):
suck mine? Whoa, y'all hold it down? Hello? Who's this?
What's up? Slander about this club? This slander goes out
to dj V. Why do you always mack after every sentence? Yeah,
old juicy mouth, every thing is. You're always like trying

(21:01):
like a five year old girl talking. I never noticed that.
You don't know what I did last night? What evy?
What was that? Did you just hit it to a
whole necessary crazy little nase envy? Do you think ain't

(21:28):
what I heard? Just now? That's what you wanted to hear? Hello?
Who's this? Okay? Okay, so I got something for all
of y'all. Really well, I feel like Charlomagne up alright, So,
Charlotte Mayne, I could feel bad for the college college
educated people in the room because they're probably getting dumber
and dumber by the day. Charlotte Mayne, you need to
go to college. You'd be saying some real supers up.

(21:48):
And I can only assutly because you were so the
no child left behind, one of those things that got
paste your whole life child left. You can go to
cow And I'm just like, you just need to go
ahead and do it. And I'm not talking about one
of those honorary degree. You need to go sit in
the past room with college wools, those papers and a

(22:09):
mechanical pencil and get some education. Well how the New
York Times bestselling authors two times over, and I have
an honorary degree from Southolina State University. I think you
don't need honorary degree. You need a real degree. What
I'm doing better than you? Heet he up there, man man,

(22:39):
because he don't all right, but you'd be doing the
rumors in front page news. Charlie Man. You'll tryme in.
You'll ask something that he's literally just stated, because I
want to know a better understanding. They teach you that
in school, right, don't say it again, and you'll be like,
but why exactly college real law for a minute, and
then you'll repeat what she just said, which is literally
the why that is no, that is that is not true.

(23:02):
I want to know why. I want to know why.
I want to know why. What's wrong with asking why? Like,
I want to know what's the root of your trauma?
Right now? Why are you so mad? This is mama,
you have a good day. See that's the problem. What
you caught. I'm doing better than you. We are, don't
We don't know that. We don't know that. I don't know.

(23:26):
But anyway, Indie up the other day about back Karyane West,
it was really hyping up dr and Drake came out
with a really good album, and you're gonna sit there
talking about the only thing you was too long. But
some of the people y'all be hyping up on this
show are so trash. Why why do you think? Why? Why?

(23:48):
Why do I think they're trying? Okay, for example, y'all
hype up party being so much Cartie. I'm so sick
as her talking about her su I don't know if
I could say that on the radio, her talk about it. Okay,
I feel like I'm being inside that thing on every
single song. But every time she dropping anything, y'all be like, Oh,
it's so amazing, it's so good, it's so wonderful. You

(24:09):
ain't heard that come out with real lyrics to talk
about different stuff. And who who who? You see? Why?
Follow up questions are good? Who are the artists that
you're dropping real lyrics? Tell me who drop? Man? Get off?
I'll be on this radio talking about rhapsody. You ain't
scream a rapsody song yet, I might boring. That's see

(24:30):
what I'm saying. See what I'm saying you but you,
but you to college educated one, but you can't appreciate
a rahapsody. I might ransdy, but rapsdy boring though, Okay,
we can hear ratty on the radio or nothing like that.
But Drake is actually exciting. Let's combine. Let's let's combine.
Everything that she's talking about was too long because he

(24:53):
got a d D. But DJF you went to Palene
used to be able to sit down. You ain't the
guy sit there. Your boyfriend think your poem poem barn
and he he wished that it was exciting his Drake.
You got parties all right, goodbye. Mom didn't get to me.
I didn't like that one heard him. Were supposed to

(25:19):
be quiet a little bit. I'm not gonna lie like that.
I don't like that. Don't do like, Hello, who's this
from the Kui Kentucky? You say you do? What with
k why? He'll do? Not with what you say? Kate? Oh? Okay, okay,
why yo? Yeah? Louiver Kentucky. Who you want to slay
the luber kicking? Oh, Louisville. I was like, what why?

(25:44):
But I won't slay the school manie for having the
biggest lip in the world. You're a man. You called
up here talking about all this, k why and then
you go right to his mouth a man? Grow up man?

(26:05):
Oh so he called it for a reason. You're flirting,
flirting something like I'm trying to be like you, Charlemagne.
But that's when I stopped. That's when the game stopped.
That's when I let you know, just the game. I'm
not really gay. I can play one on the ratio.
Bro's the game, bro just a game. I'm gonna go broddy.
I just wanted to sit me up. You just want

(26:26):
to what I am a happily married man. Okay, you
want to bro, you want to hold on? You want
to number I am a happily married man. Hold on,
ye ain't you can? You can hold on, but I
ain't coming but I ain't coming home. But you can
hold on, but just no, I ain't coming home. A right,
it's not happening, sir. All right? I love you though, bro.

(26:49):
Y'all have a blessed that man. Never tell me you
let me back? Are you holding up? All right? Well,
don't move? Happy holidays. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
the Breakfast Club. Wanting everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlot Migne, the guy. We all to Breakfast Club. We
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(27:10):
absolutely piece and Black Power five okay, number five, number five.
You know, doctor Umar, you've become one of the internet's
favorite people. To me, man, I love it. Personally, I
love it. What do you think of it? I don't know.
On one hand, I appreciate the circulation of the message.

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On the other hand, I think sometimes they go too
far to where they're trivializing a very serious message. Talk
to me, you know, so, I don't want people to
lose the centrality in the importance of my main message,
which is the liberation of our people. Absolutely, and coming
from a school psychologist perspective, the need for us to

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make sure we're saving our boys from that school to
prison pipeline. And I think sometimes that can get lost
in all of the humor. So I'm not against it,
but I wish it was a little bit more balanced
to it. But at the same time, I can't complain
because it has helped bring a lot more people to
the message, and it has helped me save a lot
more parents. Absolutely. Now, last time you were up here,

(28:13):
we were talking about your school and school MG Academy,
the Frederick Douglas Marcus Garvey Academy. It's a bittersweet report, brothers,
because let me make it real simple, so y'all can
understand this. We have two schools. Right they look across
the street at one another. The Marcus Garvey building is
the elementary school in the Frederick Douglas building is much larger.

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It's the high school. Now, if you were focusing on
the Garvey building right now, right, if you were to
say how soon can that building be ready, it can
be ready in three weeks. We only have three weeks
worth of repairs, three weeks worth of HVACT, three weeks
worth of electric, three weeks worth of plumbing. So if
hypothetically speaking, if a black tradesman, a black h vactor said,

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I'm gonna come volunteer. I'm gonna fix the system. You
have to pay for all of the materials, but I'm
gonna donate my time. If an electrician, if a plumber said,
we're going to donate our time to fix the system,
but you have to pay for all the material the
school would be up and running in three weeks. That's
all we have the problem is charlottamagne an envy is

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I haven't come across black folks who are willing to
donate their time. That's one. So we have to raise
enough money to pay market rate for those repairs. So
the HVACT the bills that I'm getting are ranging from
two fifty on up. The plumbing the bills I'm getting
are ranging from like a buck fifty on up. You see,
So we have to raise about three hundred thousand dollars

(29:39):
just to handle that. Where if we had some black
folks who is willing to donate their time, the school
would be up and running in three weeks. I wonder
if people if they change their perspective of how they
look at this, right, like you bought the building, but
I would look at it like a start We own it,
no mortgage. Yeah, I would look at it like it's
a startup. And this is the schools are. They're modern,

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they're not old. The only thing we have to do
is the plumbing, the electric in the HVAC. We don't
have to do no new construction. It's only repair. And
that's why it's so frustrating for me because it's only
three weeks worth. It repairs, not a month, not a year.
Three weeks worth. It repairs in the school, beat up
and running. If our Mexican, the school be done. If

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I were Chinese, the school be done. If I was
East Indian, if I was a rap, if I was European,
g if I was Italian, the school be done. It's
only because it's us that we don't take something like
this as serious. So it's like raising money. It's like
raising money in another round for a startup company. Raising
the money in another round for like the startup. Give him,
tell me what he's in donations donations donations, well, the

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donation should go to a cash dot me slash f
DMG school. So if you're on the cash app is
dollar sign f DMG school. If your PayPal it's PayPal
dot me slash FDMG academy. Okay, so cash app is
FDMG school, paypals f DMG Academy. They can also mail
check of money order and that information is on my

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website at doctor Umar Johnson dot com. Why do you
think that you know you said if you were a
Mexican or if you were Asian, why do you think
that that black people don't want to support or is
not supporting or do you feel that you know you're
not getting support that you should be getting. Now here's
the point, and that's a great question, Envy. It's not
that black people don't support other black people. We are

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not used to being responsible for building our own institutions.
Are you following me? If I was opening up a nightclub,
some sort of a summers basketball league, I would have
the support. But we are not accustomed to being responsible
for building our own institution. So, for example, if you

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look around America, can you show me a single independent
black community in fifty states, fifty states. You can't show
me one black community where we own the hospital, the bank,
the school, and the supermarket. So those are the four
essential institutions of an independent community. You don't have those

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four in any black town anywhere in the United States.
And we are a two trillion dollar people. How do
you explain that? And I would say slavery one of
the psychological residuals of slavery. It took from us that
natural desire to want to control your environment and your destiny.

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If you notice, when ethnic nationals come to America, the
first thing they do is look for where are we
going to build our first community. That's the first thing.
Because it is natural to want to control your environment.
It is natural to guarantee your children their future. Black
people don't do that. But when we wake up, the
first thing we think about is what can I buy
to make myself look more important than other Black people?

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You see, so our whole orientation towards life is different
from other groups as a result of slavery. Well, what's
your biggest issue with the public school? My biggest issue
with the public schools. Under the remote learning platform of COVID,
I got a couple issues issues number one, These schools,
while our children are learning at home, are still trying

(33:10):
to get them tested for special education. Why if he's
at home learning through a computer, of course he's not
going to be as motivated. Of course he's not going
to do as well because he has to learn through
a computer. Children don't learn from computers, they learn from people.
If the teacher was boring in the classroom, she's going

(33:30):
to be extra boring through the laptop. So there's a
process laws there that public schools are not taking into account, Charlomagne.
And as a result of that, they're sending parents letters
requesting permission to evaluate your child. Are you kidding telling
parents you don't sign that, because even if you signed it, Charlotmagne,
they get evaluated. School psychologist, which is what I am,

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comes back and says he has a reading disability. Okay,
how are you going to deliver his specialist services if
he's at home, if he can't learn through the computer
with the regular teacher, What is your special led program
going to offer this boy or girl that's gonna rectify that. Nothing? Nothing.
So the schools are using this as an opportunity to

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get paid because every time you put a child in
special led, the school gets more money. So this is
just a quick hustle. And I'm telling black parents, hell no,
if you want to improve their academics, bring them back
into the classroom. Because guess what. As much as a
lot of children did not like going to school, a
lot of them are ready to go back now. They've
been home too long. And even though some school districts

(34:37):
have converted to hybrid where they go to class two
or three days a week, two or three days at home,
a lot of them have not. So I'm hearing from
children on the street, doctor Umar, I'm ready to go
back to school. But there's a discrepancy between white suburban
public schools and black inner city public schools. They're showing
that amongst the white suburban public and charter schools, sixty

(34:58):
percent of them and greater are back in school. But
when you look at the black inner city hood schools
and lower are back in school. You know why because
the white teachers aren't as motivated to go back into
the school and teach the black kids. But they don't
have a problem going back into the school to teach
the white kids. It's racism, all right. We got more
with doctor Umar Johnson. When we come back, don't move.

(35:19):
It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ
Envy Angela Yee, Schlomagne, the guy we are the Breakfast
Club were still kicking it with doctor Umar Johnson, Shelomagne.
Let's which years a little bit, man, because people feel
like we can we can breathe again after the Derek
Shavin verdict. And you know, George Floyd's brother said justice
for Floyd means freedom for us all. What are you

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think of that? But Floyd didn't get justice because Floyd
isn't coming back from the graves right. And I want
to be very clear, I don't know what Black America
is celebrating. The Chauvin conviction was not a cause for celebration,
and I want everybody to pump the brakes and understand something.
No laws have been changed, no laws have been added

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to hold the police accountable for the unjustified murder of
armed black people. So we are right where we were
before Chauvin was convicted. And the only reason why he
was convicted, to be honest with you, it had nothing
to do with black justice. Derek Chauvin was convicted for
the same reason O. J. Simpson was acquitted. Now, I
don't know if O. J. Simpson was guilty or innocent,

(36:26):
but that's irrelevant. The reason OJ got off in ninety
five is because the Rodney King riots in nineteen ninety
two cast Los Angeles County untold millions of dollars in damage.
Do you really think they're gonna let the city burn
down a second time when we haven't done making the
repairs from the first riot. It's the same thing in Minnesota.
Now listen, I'm not I'm not. I don't disagree with that,

(36:48):
but that's the same thing Fox News is saying. Fox
News is they're saying that it's because that people were
protesting and some people were rioting and looting, that the
jury was afraid to convict Derek Charvin. I don't, Well,
most jurors were white. You only had four blacks, You
had two mixed rates. The others was Europeans. I don't

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think the jurors were afraid per se. But I believe
that they were very reasonable and they said to themselves,
this city just burned a year ago, countless millions of
dollars and damages that had to be paid out. If
we do not convict him. It's gonna burn again. And
not only is Minnesota gonna burn, half the cities in

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America are prepared for protests. And let me be clear,
they were not concerned about the black protesters. The black
protesters did not break the law. They were concerned of
the white anarchist groups and the white militia groups who
were going to operate under the cover of the black
protester to destroy infrastructure and damage property. So they were

(37:51):
not afraid of black people protesting. They were afraid of
the white anarchist groups. That's why he got convicted, because
they didn't want to flip that price. It was not
about black justice. It was white capitalism that convicted Chauvin.
I don't I don't disagree with that at all, But
only the only thing I pushed back on with that
is the fact that I don't want people to think
that what Derek Chauvin did wasn't wrong, because you saw

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it exactly was absolutely wrong. And here's what makes the
case so pathetic. The whole world saw what happened indisputable,
and yet everybody still was on pins and needles to
see if he would be held a Canada. And then
you heard the judge tell him and his attorney that
because of the comments that Queen Mother Representative Maxie Waters

(38:33):
may you may have grounds to appeal the case. But
first of all, he could appeal the case anyway. But
why did the judge have to remind him that you
have the opportunity here to appeal the case. And because
he doesn't have a record. Under Minnesota law, Derek Chauvin
could do as little as twelve and a half years
and be home to enjoy the rest of his life.

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But here's a point I want you, gentlemen to recognize.
I want to go to President Biden. President Biden, your
first day of office, you signed an executive order to
protect the life in safety of transgenders. I have no
problem with that. But you did it on your first day.
But he sat up here with you, Charlemagne and told

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black people that if you don't vote for me, you
ain't black. So if you went out of your way
begging black people to vote for you, why haven't we
got an executive order or any other activity coming out
of the oval office from President Biden to protect black
people from police. Look what he's doing with the anti
Asian hate. President Joe Biden signed an executive order that

(39:40):
is exclusive two Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. I don't
have a problem with that, but if you can protect
the Asian American and Pacific Islander from violence, why can't
you do the same thing for black people. They've been
dealing with violence for one year as a result of COVID.
That's what it's called the COVID Ninth Team Hate Crimes Bill,

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to protect Asians as a result of discriminatory treatment that
they've been dealing with for how long one year? Black
people have been catching hell for four hundred years and
we have yet to get an executive order from Joe
Biden to protect us from the police. And also Charlotta
Magne an envy to further highlight the racism of American government.

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The Transgender Executive Order is not for people of color.
It is not for minorities. It is not for disadvantaged communities.
Guests who was for transgender The anti Asian Pacific Islander
Hate Executive Order against Hate is not for people of color.
It's not for minorities, it's not for disadvantage Americans. It

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is exclusively and only for Asian Americans in Pacific Islanders.
Why am I bringing that up? Because when Barack Obama
was in office, all these negroes running around screaming for Obama.
I still don't know why was said that Barack Obama
can't do nothing specifically for black people. Because this is America.
So if you have to make laws for all Americans,

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Charlotta Magnian Envy, how do you explain the fact that
the Asian Americans got a law just for them yesterday
the United States Senate and Historic precedents past the anti
Asian hate crimes built at a vote of ninety six
to one. And why are they catering to the Asians?
You know why? Because the amount of white people in

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this country is shrinking. And whenever the amount of white
people in America shrinks, America looks to find other white
groups or other minority groups that they can build an
alliance with to protect their power and their interests. Who
better than the Asians. They're just as conservative politically as
many middle class white Americans. They are just as economically

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comfortable as many middle class white Americans. They don't like
black people just as much as many middle class white Americans.
Not to mention that this can go a long way
towards building relationships with Asian countries on the continent of
Asia that America can't afford to build an alliance with Russia.
Let us be clear about something. The continent of Asia
is a big problem for the US government. You got

(42:11):
three power nations on that continent. You got Russia that
America can't stand, you got China that America can't control.
And you got India, which is one of the fastest
growing populations and it is quickly becoming the it giant
of the world. Kamala Harris is not the Vice president
by accident. Kamala Harris is the Vice President on purpose

(42:32):
because America needed to send the nation of India an
olive branch to improve their relations because America can't afford
for India to get tight with China or Russia. This
is politics, and they're going to use the Asians, okay,
as probationary whites. They're going to upgrade them to probationary
white status to make sure that they stay on the

(42:53):
side of the white man and not go on the
side of the black man. Don't forget about the George
Floyd Policing Act. Oh, that still hasn't passed yet exactly exactly,
but you're passing bills for everybody else but nothing for
black people. And part of this is our fault because
we didn't make no demands on Joe Biden before he
got elected. Yeah, I do disagree that a lot of
people made demands of Biden, but then you had other

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people saying no, not people Charlotte Magne. As a community,
that's hard. Black black people are monolithic. We can never
get understands. Aren't monolithic, but they can still organize. They
put a platform out. Very true, But to my point,
you had people that were putting platforms out, but then
you but you got other people saying, no, we gotta
get Trump out. Don't rock the boat right now, wait

(43:34):
until Biden get you in and then make demands. Right.
But the problem we made as a community is we
made Donald Trump the escapegoat for racism, just like we
made Barack Obama the angel you understand for government. We
made Donald Trump the devil. You don't do either one
of those. The US government is a system, it's not

(43:55):
a person. So when you make Donald Trump the scapegoat
for all of American racism, you let the government off
the hook. You don't reduce a system as powerful as
this to an individual or a personality the problem, which
is what I think you're saying. So we don't disagree
on this point. We are disorganized, and it is the
disorganization that makes it difficult for us to put forward

(44:17):
a unified platform. So what happens is people are self
anointing themselves as the representatives of black people. That's why
I do not vote for black people who are registered
as Democrats or Republicans. I only vote for independent candidates
because if you are not an independent candidate, you don't
have an independent program, you are not an independent thinker,

(44:38):
and you ain't gole to bring us no independent freedom.
Then Democrats are a waste of time. If the Congressional
Black Caucus can't make Joe Biden do anything for black people,
then they need to dissolve themselves. We don't even need
them anymore. They're useless, all right. We got them all
with doctor Umar Johnson. When we come back, don't move.
It's the breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody is DJ Envy,

(44:58):
Angela Yee Schlamine the guy. We are the breakfast Club,
but still kicking it with doctor Umar Johnson, Shell ask
your question, doctor m Are you totally against interracial relationships?
I am totally against it, and I want to make
sure you understand why it's not because cut it out,
cut it out. Don't do that incause I wouldn't have

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a name for it. Snow bunny crisis. Okay, I am
against the snow bunny crisis. And I want your white
listeners to understand because people be trying to say stuff
like he's the black hitler. I'm not the black hitler
I am. I am in no way interested in hurting
or harming the life of any human White Asian Chinese.

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I believe in respecting everybody. The reason I'm against interracial
marriage in Vaing Charlottamagne is because marriage is an economic contract.
It's an economic contract. Most women do not marry down
in status. They marry up. And if you don't believe me,
show me a rich white woman married to a broad
gass black man. Have you ever seen a rich white

(46:05):
woman marry a broad gass black man. No, you have not,
and you never will because marriage ain't about love, it's
not color blind, and it is totally economic. So if
most women will marry a man of greater economic means,
and women generally live longer than men. When a black
man dies, his entire estate goes to a non African

(46:29):
woman and she is free to do whatever she wants
with your black money because you're no longer around to
control how it gets spent. It's not about hate, it's
about loving black people. We're about to close out because
you gotta go, but I do want to ask you.
You said that you know marriage is not about love.
So when it comes to same seculations, it's not about love.
When it comes to interracial it's not about love. If

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you think it's about love. Have you ever went into
a divorce court and so people argue about getting a
love back. I haven't seen somebody sat on half my
love back. Have you ever seen dying? You never been
a divorce court and see somebody say I gave them
twenty years of love. I want to have my love back.
I ain't never see nobody go to the voce court
to get their love back. They go to the vorce

(47:11):
court to get money, property, assets, four h one case
and everything else. So when we when we see you
on love got to do with it. When we see
you on social media asking for a queen I'm not
asking for a queen. I'm letting the queens know that
I have not chosen my queen. And if you think
that you have what it takes to stand by the
principan Africanism, I would like to know who you are

(47:31):
because I'm so busy. I can't meet every woman. I'm
too busy. But you choose it for business, You're not
trying to choose it for business. Her head better be nappy,
her whole body better be natural. That's right. Her head
better be nappy. Happy to be nappy. No, we've no
perm no straightening, no blind hair. Listen, I open up
a revolutionary academy to Frederick Douglas Marcus called the academy.

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We're trying to change the consciousness of African children. How
to hell? I'm gonna be the lead of a Pan
African institution and my wife got a blind weave and
a damn head. What does that say about me? Show
me who you love and I'll tell you who you are.
Give me a Twitter and instagrams to doctor and Instagram
at doctor Umar Johnson, Facebook at doctor Umar E. Far

(48:14):
tun Day email d r U M A. R. Johnson
as doctor Umar Johnson at yahoo dot com and phone
number eight four four four Doctor Umar. That's eight four
four four d R U M A R Doctor Mark
Johnson at him, don't at me, don't add envy, don't
add breakfast club. You got all the twitters and Instagrams
to talk to him if you got issues with anything.
He said, Black African power. That's right, Doctor Umar Johnson.

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Is the Breakfast Club. The morning. It's topic time. Phone
called eight hundred five eight five one oh five one
to join it to the discussion with the Breakfast club.
Talk about it morning. Everybody is DJ Envy angela yee sholomna. Guy.
We are the Breakfast Club. Now. Doctor Umar Johnson stopped through.

(49:00):
He was here and he was talking about a lot.
He sparks conversation. That's what doctor Umara does you know?
Doctor Umar to me is like anybody else. Some things
I agree with, some things I don't agree with, some
things I don't know anything about, right, you know what
I mean? And the things I don't know anything about.
I go, I go, I go and research to see,
if you know, to see if he's in the right
ballpark with these things, you know. But right, so, so

(49:21):
let's open up the phone lines and get people's opinions
eight hundred five eight five one to five one. One
thing I do know about doctor Gumardo, what's that he
absolutely cares about the liberation of black people period. Hello.
Who's this Hello? My name is Max Max. Yeah, so
I'm a rocking guy. We're laving in New York for

(49:42):
ten years and all this time I've been dating on
the Black Cause Spanish women, and currently I'm married on
the game. He's princess with together like six years. Congratulations,
she's four years off. And I just want to say
that this doctor saying you cannot date out of your
rage and sounds so like, gracious, you gotta stop thinking

(50:05):
like this. I do not agree, Okay, I didn't hear that. Perfect.
I have no problem with people dating outside their race,
and my dad is Chinese, my mom is Black, and
I'm happy they got together and created me. Doctor Umar
doesn't like it though, Well, no, doctorum said he has
no problem with the products of inter racial relationships. You

(50:27):
can be not okay with it and then have no
problem with the product, but you gotta I don't. I
don't agree with dad either. I don't agree with it,
but I think what he said is interesting. Bless you Eddie. Hello,
who's this? Bless you Eddie? Eddi's dating a white woman? Hello?

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Who's this? Hey? Markus doing well? How are you doing? Problems? Honestly,
I'm trying to get more of you guys, and honestly
I respects. Good morning. I'm gonna talk about I appreciate
like you guys always um come up with some great
job and oh, got you, got you, got you all right.

(51:08):
The reason why I'm calling you I gotta really kissed
me up because I'm a veteran. I served my country
like anybody too. My cousins are black and white from Attachusetts.
And two I'm married to a Barbadian woman. I'll trust me.
I'm the lucky one on that one. And I've had
three kids. Whether I got or was too. But it's
just what he said was wrong. Like I don't white

(51:29):
people all white people. I understand that. But the only
way that we can survive in this world with this racism,
there's all puddy gonna have your love and the heart.
So the white people that are acting stupid, woman had Barry,
I'm rid of them. Wow, Why okay, you're not even
gonna try more and more honestly, just wait, wait for

(51:52):
that generation to die off. Yeah, we said that. We
said that fifteen and twenty years ago though we thought
that generation was gonna die off, but then we saw
the racism get passed down to the younger generations. All right, well,
doctor Umour Johnson called up eight hundred five eighty five
one or five one, and what we have to stop
doing as a culture is when you hear something that
you don't like, you say, all of a sudden that
person is canceled. That ish is whacked. I mean, just listen, listen, listen. Community,

(52:16):
you got to have a dialogue and you got to
be able to have a conversation. And the cancel culture
thing when it when it comes to certain things I
absolutely positively agree and somebody says something that you don't
like and you automatically want to cancel, that is is whacked.
It's just just an opinion at the end of the day.
Like I said, some things I with with anybody. This
is for everybody. Some things I agree with, some things
I disagree with, some things I simply don't know, and

(52:36):
things I don't know. I listen to what a person's
got to say, and then I gonna do my all
restarts on it. Yeah, correct, But like I said, okay,
the mute people. Yeah, it's got to protect your piece.
You got to protect your mute people. And I just
checked them. But I don't cancel it all like cancel
culture stuff. I hate it. It does not give people
a right to have an opinion. And if they have
an opinion that you don't like, you're automatically want to cancel.
And then that's not how we should be in our community.

(52:58):
We should be able to have both sides and be
able to have a conversation and break down and still
be able to say, you know what, I didn't like
his opinion from but it's all good. Were on the
different things. But the way that people are with this
cancer culture is really bad. It is really bad. But anyway,
keep it locked. We have more coming up next. It's
to Breakfast Club. Wait, wait up, you're checking out the

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dot com. Forward slash envy, get at a dance, you
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that around your eye. This man to Dolden Blowers many

(54:01):
with Charlemagne. Who was going to be on the Donkey
of the day. They chose you, bitch, Who's donkey of
the day today. I'll tell you shoos, I'll swallowing my
fish oil pill ad hole. Mmm mmm all right, okay,

(54:22):
donkey today goes to a Michigan man named Nathaniel Saxton. Now,
someplace somewhere today there is someone getting ready for court.
That court may be virtual. I'm sure it's some places
who have resumed in person court hearings. But if you
have ever, you know I had to be in a
courtroom like I have. One of the first things a
lawyer is going to tell you to do is look presentable. Hell,

(54:43):
people who love you, who have been through the court
system before, would tell you wear a suit, get a haircut.
I remember I was in court one time for appointing
in presenting the firearm, and my attorney told the judge
look at his shoes, look at the shoes he's wearing,
because they were nice. They were actually some rust colored
leather timberland, So I don't know what was special about them,

(55:03):
but I ended up getting probation. So it must have
worked through to Stephen Davis from Moss con to South
Carolina dropping a clues, Bob to Stephen Davis. Okay, and
sons an attorney now too. They always tell you to
dress conservative in court. Something you know you would wear
the church, work or a nice social social function. Anybody
who tells you otherwise it's trying to get your tricked
off the street. Google look presentable in court and see

(55:25):
what comes up. Y'all. Don't believe humans anymore. You're not
gonna believe your uncle Charlotte, so believe your laptops or
your phones. Just google look presentable in court and it'll
say be well groomed. In presentable, you want to style
your hair or at least keep it tamed and in play.
Shave or if you have facial head, make sure your
beard or mustache is neatly pruned. What does that mean?
What has pruned me? Like? Oh, okay, okay. It also

(55:47):
says brush your teeth, trim your fingernails, wear deodorant. Treat
this like a job interview at first date. The moral
of the story is be presentable in court. Okay. I
don't know how any of this works via zoom, but
you know we've all seen in zoom interviews over the
past year to know that people still show up looking spiffy,
at least from the waist up. Okay. We may have
basketball shorts on the bottom, women might wear sweat at

(56:09):
the bottom, but at least from the waist up, you
know we're presentable. Okay. Now, in this virtual world, a
lot of us when we get on these zooms, we
have nicknames. Is our names, Like you know, when I'm
on a zoom, my name is Radio Face. So when
I'm on zoom, it's Radio Face. When I'm doing something
like I was doing yesterday because we had a virtual

(56:29):
book event for Queen Timika Mallory because her new book
State of Emergency, How to Win in the Country We
Build Us Out. We had that for the scram Bookstore.
My name was presented as Lenard see the God mckelvy,
or I might have just been Charlemagne the God. Either way,
that's presentable. But if I was in court, best believe
my name would just be Lenard mckelfe. Right, that's just
a presentable way to do things. Well, Nathaniel Saxton didn't

(56:50):
get that memo. See on yesterday, Nathaniel was in court
and Judge Jeffrey Middleton presided over the zoom coverage that
included eight people with matters before the court. I'm just
gonna sit back and let this whole exchange play out,
because this is what you call comedy gold, matter of fact,
for the sense of the humor that I have, the

(57:10):
type of things that I like to laugh at. This
is comedy platinum, matter of fact, this is diamond. Listen
to how Nathaniel Saxton presented himself in court. Listen, good morning, sir.
What's your name? Nathaniel Saxon, Sir, your name is not
but for three thousand yo. Luring into my court with
that screen name. What kind of an idiot loves into

(57:35):
court like that? What's your name again, Nathaniel Saxton, sir?
But I don't believe that I typed anything like that,
And well that's what it says you should. I'll put
you in the waiting room. You can sit and limbo
for a while and think about what you call yourself online.

(57:56):
I think Judge put him in the waiting room because
he wants to talk to him. After the Courts of Judge,
Jeffrey Middleton asked a very valid question, what kind of
idiot logs into court with a name like that? I'll
tell you what kind of idiot, the kind of idiot
who thinks he's out smart and to judge, see, why
would you ever send someone named butt f for three thousand?
The jail sounds to me like jail would be a

(58:17):
fun house for butt f for three thousand. Okay, I
hate that he uses three thousand. Andre Benjamin didn't spit
one of the greatest rap verses ever on y'all scared
off the EQUIMENTI album for y'all to take his name
and put a butt f in front of it. But
you think he but Nathaniels Saxton thinks he's slipped. This
is the equivalent of the guy in Training. They remember
the movie Training, They when the three wisemen are talking

(58:37):
to Alonzo and they're talking to him about how one
of the guys got off because the dude put peanut
butter in the back of his pants and stuck his
hands in his pants and pulled his hand out covered
in peanut butter and licked his finger clean. And then
the judge just sent him to a psych ward for
like six months or something. That's what Nathaniel Saxton was
hoping happened in this situation. The judge would never send
someone who loves the f butts the jail wood he now,

(59:03):
and now, in Nathaniel's defense, he didn't say what kind
of butt? How many different flavor of butts are there? Envy?
I mean, I know there's male, there's female, what cheddar
and sour cream, sour cream and onion, chili, cheese cheeks.
What's your favorite flavor? Envy? I don't have a favorite flavor.

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You're a liar, Envy. Okay, you're using name used to
be butt effort for the nine nines and two thousands?
All right, true. I don't have anything else to say
about this other than play it again. Your name is
not but for three thousand Yoho? What is a Yoho?
What is a Yoho? What is a is that somebody's
using name? I think that they were like seeing eye

(59:47):
to eye. The judge was like, oh, you're a butt effort.
I'm a Yoho I'm a what is a yohole? Some
donkey to days just sell themselves. Please give Na Daniel
Saxton the biggest here. No, no, you're not gonna play, kay, okay, yes,

(01:00:10):
let's do it. I guess we'll play a game of
yes what all right? Hey, Nathaniel Saxton of Michigan showed
up in virtual Court with the name the screen name
but F for three thousand. Angela, yee, guess what racings? Um?

(01:00:32):
The only reason I'm gonna say African American is because
of you guys. What does that? Excuse me? What? You
guys are black and I could see that being your
name too. Why whoa racist? Okay, I don't know if
it is that Nathaniel Saxton from Michigan in virtual Court

(01:00:55):
with the screen name but FF for three thousand. DJ
dramos guess what? Right? Yes, this is this is white privilege.
That's finest man. Yeah, I can see why you say that. Yeah,
only somebody that has the level of privilege and entitlement
would show up with that game. Uh DJ n V Yes, sir,

(01:01:17):
Nathaniel Saxton from Michigan stole your screen name but updated
it by a thousand years. Extreme name is but after
three thousand. Guess what? Right? Yes, I'm going white? Is
that what flavor? But you want NV? Is that your
final answer? I'm going to white. Only white people play

(01:01:40):
the East type of games with judges like this. Well,
DJ Drammas and DJ NV, you are absolutely cord. I
knew it, your saxton. You're absolutely right. Only a white
man will play with the judge in this way? Only
a white man? Are you out of your damn mind?
I need to know what y'age was facing. That's the
other reason I know he wau. They didn't tell you
what Charlie was facing in the goddamn um the New

(01:02:03):
York Posts or whatever. I get that from Daily News,
one of them. I'm just gonna tell you, I'm offended
what you said. Case. You guys do this all the time.
So I thought he was black. I just when he said,
But after I was like, Charlomagne envy black. But we
don't know what flavor but it was. We don't know
if it was male, female, chili, cheese cheeks. We don't know.
I guess I just affiliated it with y'all. Wow. Thanks,

(01:02:24):
all right, Well, I'm glad you think of a think
of us in that way. All right, what you called
we called bonding. Allright, we got more. Don't move. It's
the best of the Breakfast Club, the breakfast club, the
breakfast Club. Your morning's will never be the same morning.

(01:02:47):
Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Cholomagne, the guy. We
are the Breakfast Club. We got the first artist to
ever get an apology from ya, the first dice and
the breakfast club Draker, not the first artist of smoke breakfast.
What's good, my brother? How are you feeling this morning?

(01:03:07):
I feel great? Man. How y'all feeling? I like that man, Claire,
that's very fresh man. It's cold like here in New York,
cool man, sixty five degree. Look at you? You look cold?
You got a minia. Somebody ain't cold. You have some
smoke for Charlemagne. A couple of months ago Charlemagne said
something while you didn't like, and you have some smoke
for the man my old. No, it was just Charlotte

(01:03:29):
might say that. I went from Atlanta, me, Charlottagne A
god breakfast club. Did you talk about? I'm not from
from you sold you was from component Compton. I am
from Bompting, you from coming y'all from bombed in. Yeah,
I thought you're from Mississippi somewhere. Na, No, I'm from bumped.
I'm from California. Bot it, Man, you say that big

(01:03:50):
Soldier the same difference, man't not the same difference? Different? Nah,
but there's a lovely man saying Charlemagne. No, it's our love,
like you know what I'm saying. He cleared it up
like the same day, a big soldier ship. Now you
were quoting Soldier boy the other day and kept playing
the drop from something he said was oh player, that
was hilarious. Hold on, we got it everything to come

(01:04:12):
out my mother and mouth is hard pass back Like
five times. I was like, because Drake go so entertaining. Man, Now,
I just mean musically like I was talking about like
everything that I wrapped. We know what you not the

(01:04:35):
internet explaining that one. So you and Kanye got up
that he just texted, did y'all cold? He apologized? Was
that a true text? Kanye posted on his instagram? Tha faa,
So you didn't feel like you old Kanye and apology?
What I mean? You did talk about Kim and say
he was what I said about his wife. You said
something like I was the first one they still marry.
I thought I got divorced. They're not divorce yet. He

(01:04:57):
said that's his wife on drink Champs Draco. Okay, my fault.
I'll be reading the headlines and all I've seen was divorced,
So I thought they were through the process right now.
He didn't sell the papers yet they say if you're
in the process of getting a divorce, that mean y'all
split for the moment right now that Kanye reached out
to you. You know, Kanye, that's his thing. He'll pop,
didn't apologize. That's his thing, y'all. Kanye reached out. You

(01:05:20):
know what I'm saying. It was as crazy like that
whole process of working, you know, doing the song, and
you know what I'm saying, Like I just had to
like sit back for a minute to be like, man, like,
you know what I'm saying. But I like Kanye. You though,
Like after we spoke, I just felt like, oh, okay,
he don't mean no harm. But it probably confused you
because he told you that your verse was hard in
private and then in public telling people trash. So that

(01:05:44):
was the only reason I responded the way that I did. Now,
you was upset at first that your verse didn't make
the album at first, and you you were spound a
little crazy, and then he said it was trash, and
then you spounded a crazy. Get so people had told
you the verse was back in private, which you have
sent a different verse, or what offended on one another
would be offended. Like that's what we do music for
to be critiqued and to make it the best outcome.

(01:06:06):
But you gotta learn how to communicate to it at
the same time. And you definitely can't be telling somebody
this is a great piece of work and then your
head like really like you know what I'm saying. But
people were telling me like, well I was reading it
was like, oh, he didn't want to hurt your feelings, Like, Brom,
hurt my feelings. Bro, you feel what I'm saying, because
you can't hurt my feelings because I know my hard

(01:06:27):
Who ahead express yourself? Who gives you to decide if
the song hard or not to put the song out
on the album and let the people decide that. Now,
if you were to put the album out and put
the song and then and then people would have been saying,
man sold the trash soldier song up. So then that's
another thing. Let the people decide. Who could you just
because it's your album, you got to decide everything. Sometimes

(01:06:48):
I don't like So that's how it works. If it's
your album, you decide what coaches out? What's that? Hey?
You go iry? What that? Selfish? Is a mother hold?
You said? Sometimes you put out stuff that you don't like.
Now like, okay, look all right, sometimes get comfortable, big Soldier,
Get comfortable, big drake up about Soldier Boy game. You

(01:07:09):
know what I'm saying, handheld constable. When I came the
first time, y'all tried to play me now wrong show
now every day struggle, tried to play you, not us.
No you saying it was do I need to rewind
the clips and do the what you might? I don't
remember what I mean. I ain't gonna do you like that.
But it was just a little I didn't take kind
of do what they said China knock off. They say

(01:07:30):
it was counterfeit a little like that. But whatever, man,
But y'all did support. You'll remember running the clip back.
I got my new video game. You know what I'm saying.
They say that's suiting you for that video game. I can't.
My lawyer said, I can't speak on that. I'm sorry.
Ivy Complex as an email set up called Soldier watchtip
at gmail dot com for anyone who's ordered Soldier Boy

(01:07:50):
product video but haven't received it. The Soldier Boy video
game right here. It's a kind of censor console. I
support this. Follow at Soldier Boy game on Instagram. Go
to t rd R pocket dot com or du one,
or go to Amazon dot com and type in Soldier
Way game. Making millions off of that Soldier You're making
hundreds of millions making your albums. So when you make

(01:08:12):
an album, you said, all this shouldn't be selfless. Yeah. Man,
it's like you gotta be open to work like different sounds. Bro.
All right, so check this out right, Kanye, you dropped
the most trash then you ain't never dropped the trash
song in your life, So that Mother Jesus album won trash.
I didn't like Jesus. I didn't like you. A lot
of people tell me that you just grew on them,

(01:08:33):
but I didn't like yo. Am I to come to
you and say, Kanye Jesus was trash. If that's your opinion,
say that, I know, but I'm not fit to say that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Have you ever put out something that you didn't really like? Everything?
I put out this fire? You know what I'm saying.
What I'm trying to say is though, Kanye West, when

(01:08:53):
you're making your album, be more open, bro. The two
thing is trash. Probably hardest to one hundred people. Well
do you think I'm number one? Boy? I'm number one
on TikTok? You called me for a reason. The dope
questions that you don't know about what's going on, swaying
in the streets like me, You in church, you in
divorce court is like that. You not. You know what

(01:09:15):
I'm saying. You know where I'm at. I'm in the streets,
in the club. I know what's hot. Easy needs you.
You needed me when you called me for re called
you again and said, Yo, Soldier, I want you on
this next album. Would you do it all? Yeah? Now
after you know what I'm saying, After we talk, now
I do it all. We got old Soldier Boy. When
we come back, Donte moves to Breakfast Club, Good morning morning,

(01:09:37):
Everybody's tj Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne, the guy we are
the Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Soldier Boy.
Now What about Young Dolph? I see, I see you
got a problem with what young dog saughters? What happened
with Kiglock? What about Glou? What about Young Dog? He
talking about he had the first He the first rapper
with a three D bill board. Man, stop it, bro
he's independent. He makes a hundred that Young Dolf make

(01:09:58):
a one hundred thousand dollars a show. He's independent, Then
your doll sign the Empire Ghazi because that's not independent.
I'm independent, Ricky Marty, one hundred percent. All the money
go to me, a one hundred percent. She makes a
clap that's been uploaded just from me so ODMG records
and went viral number one on TikTok. I get one
hundred percent of all the money. Ain't no middle man,
ain't no ten percent, ain't no five percent, Ain't no

(01:10:19):
one percent. Everything come to me. I'm the real independent
was independent? No, can't that just be a distribution deal
where you are independent of their justice. That's a lot
of that's how you That's that's not asking you know
what as a league. No, that ain't high work. Independent
is when you not signed to nobody at all, or
independent label or a magic label. No label and you're

(01:10:40):
putting all the music out yourself. You're not getting no money,
no advance, no marketing of dollars. Everything is just out
of your pocket. So yeah, they got mad because he
said I'm getting a hundred cars show and I'm independent.
Wh I know other rappers doing it like me, bitch,
I'm doing it just like you. How did this beef start? Now?
It ain't no beef? He said, keep DMG was something

(01:11:01):
no key. Glock made a post on his Instagram and said,
I was the first rapper with a three dB award.
I said, I did that folk months ago on my birthday.
Everybody seen the flying Lamborghini yellow line gun I posted.
It went viral. Everybody saw that. You ain't do anything
new that way. Ain't When I started that, that was friendly,
you know what I'm saying. Cool It started when he said, um,
independent and I'm getting a hundred cast show and I said, no,

(01:11:22):
you not. You signed the empire. That got mad jumped
in my DMS. Oh this smoke is this and that?
So what's up? So that's kind of like you telling
somebody their music is trash. Ain't nothing like that. I
tell you why, because it's a whole matter if they're
independent or not. Why do you, kidd soldier, I don't
give that's the point. But don't be captain like you
independent and you not because that offensives like me who

(01:11:44):
really independent. When I know you getting hundreds of thousands
of dollars marketing dollars to put that and billboard up,
I thought you got a big deal. I have to
make it clap. Then you resound as a single deal.
That's different as a single partnership. I gat them ten
percent of a record one song Ricky Money. I didn't
do that. I kept one hundred percent. I signed and
with back nobody. I did a partnership with virgin I

(01:12:05):
took a big bag for six months. I'm out of
that deal now, one independent. It was a single deal.
We can't let you and Dolf and kid Glock, three
young black men beef over who was independent. I ain't
that what I'm saying. It sounds so dumb, something like
bro you man started and sold you. They could tag
me and say the first rapper to have a three
D ball, but that he tagged me. But then you

(01:12:28):
went to smoke. I saw that it was respond with
a troll. You so you controlled me and say you
was the first rapper, which my wave. You're doing something first,
But I can't troll you and say you ain't independent.
You really signed? I thought you told him pull up
the smoke. Then they jumped in my dams and said,
wait till we see you. This This is that I
ain't gonna really say with that, but they started it.

(01:12:48):
So what at you to get shot at a hundred times?
At you got shot in Honeywood, up running all out
the LA at the hotel, go handled, because we shot
shot at you first before you come and me talking
about something you're gonna see me. You ain't gonna do
to me, you know on me? You tripping? Who are you?
I don't pick drake Google about no dog geek key goog.

(01:13:11):
We are none of that the money game and we
will not tolerate no disrespect from no in nobody. But
we don't want no beef though, no smoke. Y'all getting
too much money and not getting a lot of money.
But to watch your mountain, just bro keep it industry,
keep it funny, keep it entertainment. He could do. Tiger
say he had a bigger coming. Y'all started there, y'all,

(01:13:34):
said Tiger, y'all that started Tiger. That man talking about
Tiger had he went number one and he did what
about Tiger? Nowsh man, right now, what about Ti? Y'all

(01:13:59):
have some issues because you said and said it's not
true I love a Target. Basically what happened. I said,
they're own you know what I'm saying. It's like they
called me and gave me a deal, you know what
I'm saying. And it was like for like an ownership
in the company, a million dollars, a million shares, a
million stocks, I hope much of it on and I

(01:14:19):
got happy and I say I owned a Target, which
really I just got a lot of ownership in a company,
which you could call me on owner you feel me,
but I'm not the CEO. But I basically did a
deal with them. I signed a contract with them, and
I got a lot of money from them. They gave
you equity in the company. Y'all got ownership in the company.
They was very happy with what I did with Soldier
Bay game, which I y'all know, the rap game in
the tech game is two different places, so people can't

(01:14:42):
really keep up on what's going on. But what y'all,
what's going on? Right now. I've been offered over one
hundred and fifty million to buy this company. Are you
gonna do for a company? Soldier Bay Game? Somebody trying
to buy it from you? Do you want the hold companies?
I met with Microsoft? I met with said what are
you gonna hold on to it? Or you want to say?
All right? So so this is what happened. Right first,
I was like, hell, no, I turn it on. I

(01:15:04):
turn it on, all right? This guy y'all dead. Ye,
it's now for six hour flight. Don't call me last minute.
I'm on tour right now, Millennium Tour. I've been playing
it the whole flight. The proto type or doesn't work?
It does work. I know you're gonna dispect you. How
miss YouTube comments? Y'all get that DGM does it work?
That's DJ now? Thank you? Follow assway game too out

(01:15:27):
of your pocket? But yeah, man, we're the charge. You know.
It's the number one. I left the charger. Y'all have
me rushing, y'all book Yo, I don't even supposed to
be here right now. That's true, it is. I'm on
tour right now, on the Millennium tour. Y'all got me
coming up? Here. How is the millenium to it going? Man, y'all,
y'all know, let's staying on this game? Yeah, back to this.
This is the number one highest newest game selling product

(01:15:48):
of twenty twenty one. So are you gonna sell it?
First I said no, I'm not gonna sell it. I
won't ownership. I don't want y'all to take because I'm
gonna keeping you somebody's biggest about this, And I was like,
I don't want y'all to take it. Put y'all on it,
and then I can't like y'all it's y'all like it's
Soldier Point game. I make this. But then that was like,
you gotta sell it. You know what I'm saying. It's
not just me. I got partners overseas. I guess it's

(01:16:08):
a board. There's ten people in suits. They're like, yo,
they're offering over one hundred million. You can't say nothing.
You own yea, you own a company, but you were
partner something like all right, But they're like, don't don't,
don't frown, Like you know what I'm saying. You're gonna
get one hundred million and you're gonna still have ownership
in the company. So I'm selling it, but I still
own it. Oh yes, I'm selling it. One hundred plus
million d one hundred and fifty millions just gonna go

(01:16:30):
to me buy Christmas. So what do you say to
the people who are gonna say cat on that one
hundred and fifty million dollars day? You can't get where
it's done. It solidified what you want to do. Take
a picture of a honeymion not. I don't know how
I'm gonna prove it, but it's gonna be done. I'm
gonna tell you something. I can't wait to see you
with one hundred and fifty million. I cannot wait see
big Draco with goodness. Let's picture that, right. I hope

(01:16:59):
you turned it. Bust down Roddie for Charlotte, bust down
Paddock for Angela, Ye, bust down all Themara Andy, let
me have one hundred and fifty minutes bust mine down.
Just get me to watch planks. So that what's called
over millennium to ive seen bad? I said he performed
with the best I've seen, pretty Ricky said he before
that I am the best performer on the Millennium tour.

(01:17:20):
I got my own tour that I'm doing off of
this tour, they say, y'all Soldier. The producers of the tour,
they say, y'all, Soldier, your live show is so amazing.
We didn't know you had this many songs. We want
you to do your own tour Soldier Boy and Friends,
Big Draco and Friends and bring out some more rappers
you had lining next year. You know what I'm saying.
So that should speak for itself. When you did your
verses battle with your man Gold annoyed by what little

(01:17:42):
peewee that's what he's talking about, that little pee wee man.
I told him not to do that verses. Man, you
know what I'm saying, But tell him not to. I
was like, Bro, you want to do this? You tripping bro.
I'm gonna bring a little Romeo out y'all as beefens
as we was a little kids. I'm gonna turn up
like I'm like, okay, So you want to do this easy?

(01:18:03):
Do you feel like you want that easy? Like I
know I want yeah? Yeah, said he won't. When he
say that that he said he paid Billboard to write
an article, did say that he had something with the songs.
But this what happened, right, He played more songs than me.
Y'all didn't notice that. Yeah, when I got to, like
my seventh song, a song we're supposed to stop. We

(01:18:24):
was agreed to stop, like you feel me, he just
kept going and kept going over the time, he did
like three extra songs. So how I am supposed to
fight back when you did three songs and I didn't
get so he cheated? And I still want how you
know he paid bill Board because and who We're trying
to promote ball out for free on bill Board? You
cut that check for that man? He wrote. They wrote

(01:18:45):
that article for you, man, I haven't got mold Soldier Boy.
When we come back, Dope moves to breakfast Club. Good
morning the breakfast Club? How do you cj Envy and
Jela Yee Charlemagne, the guy we are the Breakfast Club
was still kicking it with Soldier Boy. You supposed to
sign NBA young boy? Was that true? Yeah? What happened?
I could have had a chance to sign NBA young
But now he DMed me on Instagram and he was like,

(01:19:07):
I'm sixteen and I rapping on from Bam Rouge Lumidian
or something. I stemmed them back. I did see it
and I was like, what's up, and then he was
like like I'm trying to sign, like who whoop, and
then like I must. I don't know what I was doing.
I don't want to capt I was probably like on
tour in the studio, so I don't can't remember. But
the next time I looked at my DM and like

(01:19:28):
message him. It probably was like a month later or
like three weeks later, it was signed. That's fast, Like
I already think none of it. But then he started
blowing up and I was like, damn, I missed the
bag all this, y'all should have signed it. Can we
see the sneakers on camera? You like them? Yeah, let's
tell this gonna be gonna come over. Then my shoes
out there gonna be a funny story, would story? Hear?

(01:19:54):
Bro I don't know, but I went to the Star
Ruglar side, but I gave me some sods, like with
the footout ro, what you mean yoga sis the yoga
side and they have too much. Let me see toes
on your sides, Broke, it got toes on that. It's
like feet out, Let's see me you see come on

(01:20:14):
looking at you want to I want to take I
want to see I got my woman like I want
to put them on the put them on the table.
The whole thing is money game, custle shoes. These are Nikes.

(01:20:34):
Don't do me like little nives eggs. These ain't no
fresh Nikes. The custom you can tell. But I just
did a shoot deal. The Draco sneakers is on the way.
You know what I'm saying. I got a cologne coming.
Didn't you did to deal with myself? This ain't no
what you talking. This ain't give me this straight out

(01:21:00):
the mood because I am. I told your box coming too,
told you I do everything else. Now you gotta you
gotta make some socks like that the drink sides with
the feat out drop top socks. You call them drop
top socks. But deal looks funny right now. And I

(01:21:22):
never seen him in my life. I that was regular actleside.
I put them on when come out with these. I
never even see your tracks about normal socks in my
bag and everything closed at six in the morning. What
other business bench you said? Cologne? So I just did

(01:21:42):
a TV show deal with the p Diddy and revote TV. Okay,
you did a deal. There we go. I my TV
show coming out shout out the revote. You know what
I'm saying. I feel like I should have been had
a TV show, But shout out the P didd for
believing it the show about revote. Oh, it's about being
drink Oh it is about what? But no, um, it's

(01:22:03):
just like you know, the life of Draco being Draco,
me on tour. You got the Millennium Tour, you got
me designing the tours, you got the behind the scenes
to the video game consoles, you got the multiple meet
and the multiple artists studio sessions. It's just my life.
It's a reality show about my life. You know what
I'm saying. Shot out the P Diddy and oh I'm
an actor, now shut out the childish game be No,

(01:22:24):
I am on Atlanta on Affects. I landed a role
on the Happening Now shows. That's gonna be dupe. I
study scripts. Why are you getting so much information? Can't
we just wait so I can't see you playing nobody else?
But you mean, yes, I can't be. I can't whoever
you wanting to be, let's do something that's officer police,

(01:22:50):
put your mother your hands up. I believe goddamn Crown,
you're going what is that paraphernalia you're selling them? Running?
Put your put you on. I let you go right now.
You got you facing ten years, I let you go
right now. Just tell me who got the dope? Who
got the dope? Right? How many episodes you on? How

(01:23:12):
many episodes on on? Y'all asked a lot of questions
at the breakfast club? Do you remember? I can't say it.
I can't really just say how that? But just stay too,
I'm acting now. You should have been on I got
a movie coming out with machine Gun Kelly what so?
You should have been on TV A long time of
Soldier Boy TV show. Did you watch? Did you watch
squad Game? I watch the first Squead game after I

(01:23:34):
tweeted squad Games. It's live on Netflix. It went far
with the next deck? Right? Did you see Square Games?
That was crazy? Right? Would you would have did it? No?
What if you were in their shoes? You got all?
This debt is big piggy bake with billions of dollars cash?
You still want do it? I mean every day you're

(01:23:55):
taking life for death chances it is depending depends on circumstances. Basically,
maybe you maybe maybe the circle maybe if you gotta
pay for somebody who's sick. And come on me and Charlot, Man,
we was gonna make it to the end. We're gonna win. No,
you can't keep still, Yeah, do it right now, Do

(01:24:16):
it right now, baby dog out with two big ass
guns for the part. Let me see somebody getting shot.
I'm a freeze like. I don't believe you can keep
still for ten seconds, man, big drag, do it right now.
Come on, man, I don't want to sit still. He said,

(01:24:40):
you got movie machine gun, Kelly, movie machine on Kelly.
You know what I'm saying, got a roll on there too.
So them, THEO them, the two projects that I'm working
on right now. Man, keep palmer. We're working on a
TV show. But it's gonna be acting. It's gonna be
about how I came up on the internet, how I
discovered these artists, how I did artists, how I got
made myself, but the had the scenes though, how I

(01:25:01):
grew up my family once I got into the industry,
the different things that I dealt with, the adversity that trials,
the triumph, going to jail. You know what I'm saying.
We've been working on this for a minute, so I
think that's what's really people gonna because people keep saying,
what's up with the movie? Why you ain't put the
movie out? And when Kiki was like, She's like, Yo,
let's just do the TV show in series. You could
do the season one, season two, seas three, So if

(01:25:23):
anything happened in your life, it's like yesterday, Kanye, we
could just adding in the show in seasons and keep
upgrading as we go with time. So I'm like, okay, cool,
scripted show, subscripted show. Is everything clear with all your
legal issues now? Oh? Yeah, yeah, I'm good. I'm good.
They told me to keep it a secret for a
little bit about it's been a song, but I'm off probation.

(01:25:45):
We don't care. I was smoking me a whole time
I was on probation. Don't say that from loss as
its California. Then I had to get pissed. You didn't.
That wasn't in my court. That wasn't in my case.
But I did not know that. Yeah, I got off early.
I supposed to. I supposed to did five years. That
let me have like a year and some change early
because I'm just Draco or anything else. Draco, you got

(01:26:08):
anything else, man, because I want you to go get
some rest because you know Draco's gonna be on the
gods on this truth for my lady. So proud of you,
appreciate that any proud of any there's not even no
disrespectful but any does that come from nothing, that comes
from side. And you see him on a it look nice.
I see one like on a billboard or or commercials.

(01:26:29):
I'm like, look at this man up there looking on
to Damn. I'm like, mine show. We're gonna celebrate Draco
to night. That's what we're gonna do. We gonna celebrate
some of Draco's finest moments. Man nice. Yeah, So tonight
at ten pm on Comedy Central. Why you got that
dice up here? Draco just gambling with life, baby seven eleven.
I'm the best gambler in New York right now? What's that?

(01:26:51):
What's that say? You can't see you gotta be fascinated.
But no, I wanted to leave everybody on this note.
I want to leave everybody on this note. The album
is on the way. What's the name of it? I
was the first rapper independent, independent, and let somebody after
they see a deal, they want to give me like

(01:27:11):
seven million after they see the interview. Now, but I
still want to sign, Like even that we came with
seven million, right now, I still want I still want
to sign fifteen. I just got one hundred fifty million, Like,
come on, bro, one hundred and fifty million coming for
the game by Christmas, my brother, a lot of plane James,
No but five million playing Ricky Morty somethings. I were

(01:27:32):
gonna do Soldier Bary Ray j on my way. That's nice.
Oh yeah, let's play that way. Big Draco. Draco is
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(01:28:15):
old you while you heal and evolve into the new
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