This dialogue embodies humanism. Our ancestors would be extremely proud of the evolution of conversation. Time for the next leg of the journey. 🪷🙏🏾

@user-li2vl4yd1x

19 күн бұрын

I'm telling you!!!!! Respect, that's what comes to mind. We need to give and ask for it. Just amazing. He's really something.

Charlemagne is underrated and not taken seriously. This brother is brilliant and well rounded.

@beverleyreid563

16 күн бұрын

Yep. Took a while to get here, but he did.

@km-yaheard

16 күн бұрын

Agreed

@SirAtticus

16 күн бұрын

100%

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

​@@beverleyreid563you obviously haven't watched the Tasha K. interview with Jessica Reid. please watch that video.

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

​@@SirAtticusJustice for Jessica Reid..

I’ve looooved to witness Charlamagne’s growth. Thanks for bringing him on the pod 🙏🏽🩷

@shaundavis7705

20 күн бұрын

Facts

@anu55

18 күн бұрын

Super fax!

@dontelloyd130

17 күн бұрын

Facts. I remember him back in Columbia. We share the same birthday and both from SC. And he donated $25K to my alumni South Carolina State University. This man has really grown

In my nutrition class, my teacher told us to talk to people instead of eating junk food at functions. She said, when you talk to people, ask them, "Are you happy?" I thought that was a brilliant question!

@Lisalanaola

19 күн бұрын

Instead of asking are you happy I ask on a scale of 1-10 how do you feel this week/month? It hits deeper cause now they gotta think about it.

@_Nashh_

18 күн бұрын

This is so good 💗

@user-rl8jr6ls4z

17 күн бұрын

But I think people are afraid to answer that question honestly.

@themandinkafamily

13 күн бұрын

Yeah but don't ask the question if you really don't care about the answer.

i loved the part about un-wasted time, everything has a purpose. Thanks Jay and Charlamagne

@Lisalanaola

19 күн бұрын

Same. When you frame it that way it's make me lookout for the positives in all events.

@Scantronacon

13 күн бұрын

@@Lisalanaola it works, stuff happens for a reason

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

​​@@Lisalanaola do you know that CTG drugged and he and his friends took advantage of a 15-year-old girl?? Yes what they did to her I can't even fix my mouth to repeat it. Watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. And to show you how cocky he is.. the openly admitted it. He also admitted, giving his now wife, Spanish fly and alcohol then had sex with her while she was asleep. Asleep you hear me?? Now I know what we call that where I'm from. Charlamagne is a monster ?this s*** just ain't caught up with him yet?

As an introvert, I loathe small talk too! Omg it’s so draining lol. I love the conversation about setting boundaries too. Excellent dialogue!!🙌🏾

@teokennedy9785

20 күн бұрын

Is it small talk without a purpose you dislike?

@jerra_latrice

20 күн бұрын

@@teokennedy9785 Yes

@teokennedy9785

20 күн бұрын

@@jerra_latrice I gotcha

@chanson8508

13 күн бұрын

It does serve a purpose 😅 iykyk 🤷🏾‍♀️

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

You obviously haven't done your research on charlamagne tha God charlamagne tha God openly admitted to giving his wife Spanish fly and alcohol so you could have sex. He also drugged A 15 year old girl. (Jessica Reid) Please!!! He's a monster trying to sale a book

This interview, conversation was bomb! I was hanging on every word. Really enjoyed this one, thank you guys, I value you both so much

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

Charlamagne tha God is a monster he drugged the 15 year old girl and took advantage of her and allowed his friends to participate in the act as well. This is not allegedly to avoid prosecution he played to a lesser charge. watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid.

There was a time that the sight of Charlemagne made me cringe. He has evolved so much over the past few years.

@DelSunflower33

21 күн бұрын

Right?!

@hicksa1

21 күн бұрын

Yasss I'm still cringing. All the hurt and embarrassments he caused most of his guest.

@sesmith2

21 күн бұрын

Same. I use to hate him. I’m glad he grew up.

@tanja0411

21 күн бұрын

I kind of agree. He’s totally inconsistent and maybe trying to find his lane? He can be super thoughtful and do some of the best interviews and sometimes commentary out there but then also put out a TON of negativity and really old tropes about gay people, race relations, politics, etc. he’s always complaining about media when HE is media and he does the same thing everyone else does. So many uninformed opinions. This is not the year to be doing that anymore. He could be the change he seeks. Our our more facts - inform and inspire people to get unfolded and be change agents. So many positive things he could be doing and he’s not. He could totally do better which is why I’m leaving the comment. He can still be funny, honest, silly, serious - all the things but he should cut out the negativity and toxicity. I know he can do it and it’s probably help his anxiety to be more authentic rid in that way as well. Stop doing the same old uninformed opinion podcast shows and circuits. I know he’s on his journey just like we all are. He’s come a long way but like all of us (without the influential platforms though) so too. 🙏💜 Anyway just my opinion.

@tanja0411

21 күн бұрын

@@hicksa1 Agree. He can still at times be really really toxic. And also uninformed. The comment section under his shows and clips are some of the very worst out there and he initiates that. But then at the same time he can be really thoughtful and compassionate. It’s too inconsistent for me at this point :/

Within 30 minutes of this talk, I was moved to purchase your book. I downloaded the ebook version. I started scrolling through the book, then before I knew it I have finished the introduction 😳. I stopped reading to write this comment. On to Chapter 1 and it opened strong with conviction.

Success is a construct. It’s your perception or success that is the prison.

@WoLFNardzBlueSparkz-dp5vz

19 күн бұрын

Prison? Done nothin to go there honestly. My perception is cleaning as the lies impacted it severely . Now i know all involved it makes this easy . Trust is hard for me since no1 can be truthful without standing in their own way or dont want to hurt someones feelings. Well lies hurt more n offer 0 healing. Truth hurts but comes wit healing... self healed aka imma master healer ⚡️

@WoLFNardzBlueSparkz-dp5vz

19 күн бұрын

Since its a show , shitty one, shitshow(i didnt name it) . Let me take a shit here, my spiritual verses havnt been heard in 7yrs + but the energy for them as been given so without words i give truth(undensed energy) . I havnt even started. Tongue tied due to figurin out whos playin me. But not the case. Yall see somethin in me otherwise i wouldnt be here. Im done playin the shit show.

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

​@@WoLFNardzBlueSparkz-dp5vzcharlamagne tha God drugged and sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl and he also openly admitted how he used alcohol and Spanish fly to have sex with his now wife while she was asleep before they got married. And this is the spokesperson for mental illness that y'all are praising at the moment and you wonder why the black community is in the state that it in right now we keep giving passes to abusers

Man, this is sooo GOOD! We need EVERYONE to tune into this because MOST of what y’all discussed about US as PEOPLE is TRUE💯🔥🙏🏽. We need to do better❗️

5 minutes in and that's one of the best episodes, one of the buest guests. Damn, i feel, what he is saying !! Thank you for this episode.

@Lisalanaola

19 күн бұрын

Agreed. This episode was top tier 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I throughly enjoyed every moment of this conversation. Macro conversations should be what’s in, and micro conversations out. Thank you both for this symphony of wisdom and truth 🙏🏾🫶🏾✨

@WoLFNardzBlueSparkz-dp5vz

19 күн бұрын

The longest conversation started 19yrs ago.....

I really enjoyed this conversation! It was so full of wisdom.

Great Conversation!! Thanks For Sharing. 👍💛

repetitive situation in my life never gave me any idea of feeling worse about myself or that i wasn't good enough. there are moments that feel like my trust in the Lord is so much that he has given me something to hang on, and my time will come eventually.

What a beautiful conversation! Thank you Charlamagne!

I love love love love love this!!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING. I feel the same way and I leave feeling so encouraged and will be picking up the book! ❤❤

So many nuggets coming out of Charla. I couldn't stop listening. He is the "tribe" that I am looking for in my life. (e.g., the judgments when they don't even know you, etc.). Many thanks for this. So proud of my black brothers right now.

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

You should listen to what Jessica Reid has to say about him. She's the 15 year old girl who CTG. Drugged and he and his friends took advantage of her. He's also the guy who openly admitted to giving his now wife before they were married Spanish fly and alcohol to have sex with her while she was asleep.. watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. I'm so sick of these celebrities thinking they can do anything they want to black women and just get away with it because of their celebrity. Has a black woman you should be appalled and sick to your stomach that this guy is being given a platform to spew his bulshit. How about them nuggets. There's plenty more strong black men who respect black women that you can be proud of he ain't it

Great dialogue! Pre-ordered the book, last month and I SO look forward to it.

Excellent Jay Good content for sure

“Just because something is successful doesn’t mean that it’s working……” ❤❤❤ 🔥

@ThatKidWetFrom3

17 күн бұрын

Deep

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

Please sister. Watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid and spread the word. Don't let this Beast get away with this

This interview was absolutely amazing! Thank you both, Charlemagne and Jay, for sharing! ❤

Great work. I love this episode.

This was refreshing ! And eye opening

So much to learn and to keep up my habit development keeping good intentions in all the work l am doing. This conversation opens my prioritizing meaningful connection & letting go of societies superficial standards! Keep encouraging your audience & keep up the great work Jay

If you are interested in people, there will always be conversation. I like, live autobiography, people are interesting,they always have a story.

@Iamneshajalene

5 күн бұрын

I love this analogy! I second it.

A very good conversation jay ! I really like how charlamagne articulates thoses words… peace and love to both of you guys ❤

Wow. Eye opening and truthful

loved this conversation, thank you

YEEEES, CANNOT WAIT TO WATCH THIS!

Awesome interview. Thank you 😊

Love this so much!! Your growth and journey is inspiring Char!!!! ❤

Best episode in a long time . This was bang on

Love love love this episode. Always Enjoy Charlamagne, beautiful to see his growth as i imagine it's not easy to do with the world watching. Yet he is still so transparent about it all. Could have listened more. Thanks

Great conversation!!!

Amazing episode!

Great conversation

Lots of Love from Sri Lanka. I started to watch your podcasts two days ago and would watch all the videos.. Thanks in advance for changing our lives..

wowww great convo

One of the best interviews I’ve seen in a while. I watched it twice!

I had a similar moment IN therapy. I’ve seen the same therapist for about 10 years & she is exceptional. I had to rly commit to being as honest as possible & if idw talk about something yet just saying, idw get into that today. I’ve gotten SO much more from therapy the last couple years in particular & not shockingly, I’ve grown more in that time than a long time. Having gone back for my masters in licensed mental Health counseling this year it’s been interesting learning about myself through that. I can’t wait to go into the industry myself, it’s something I’ve been called to for years. I had to take the leap through the fear about going back to college. Glad I did!

@JayShettyPodcast.

21 күн бұрын

That iz amazing!

This was such a great conversation. Felt like therapy. The story/analogy of the raft was a revelation for me. Success being a prison…so many things. Thanks to both of you for this.

The knowledge on this channel is so useful, it allows the viewers to really open their mind and truly understand the things needed in life .. to my guy Jay Shetty Thank you

Mmm this was a conversation I really needed to hear. So much balance and gems.

Wow this was a really good one

Love to hear Charla speak, great interview

Great conversation. More unbiased honesty is what the world needs. Thanks for sharing. 🧡

Enlightening.

Powerful, insightful and educative thank you Shatty and Charlamagne

Great conversation !

Finding people to share that honesty with......👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Great discussion

Great episode..insightful

Every failure is a lesson in business and life. 👏🏽🧡

Awesome video!

I appreciate how Charlemagne describes the importance of joy and light as a key element to making rational decisions. Rational thinking embraces diverse experiences that could be informative and influential. Thank you for hosting this wonderful discussion, Jay! ⭐️💯

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

Please!! Watch the Tasha k interview with Jessica Reid. She was only 15 .CTG was a grown man. Please.

@Eric-zc5vt

10 күн бұрын

He openly admitted to giving his wife Spanish fly and alcohol to have sex with her while she was asleep!!! What do you call that!!!

May God bless and protect you and your family in all areas of life. Amen🙏

This was excellent 👏🏾

Omgggg this Conversation is Soo Dope and it helped me change Soo much the way I think in Life❤ Thank you Gentlemen 😊

Wait I love thisssssss.

Very nice conversation 😊 like it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you very much 😊

Amazing!👏

Great Conversation!!!!!

Love it ❤

I really resonate with the point about no time is ever wasted. We can always use each day as lessons on this life journey- it just depends on our perspective. We can always learn something from something.

"A lot of the things he was disciplining me for was for things he never taught me because he wasn't taught himself"......wowow!

Thank you, j, very wise, young man. I really enjoyed listening to him.😊

He is a very good-looking man😍

This is deep!

Woooo! Just because something is successful doesn’t mean it’s working! What a word!

Thank you for this conversation

I always wondered why people volunteer lies. No one asked anything. They just wake up and start telling lies. Why do that? It's so easy to just stay silent.....isn't it?

@deidrajames4258

20 күн бұрын

I laughed 😂 then I said this reminded me of a girl I worked with every Monday she did the most big things she talked about from Friday night to Sunday but the fact between Tuesday and Wednesday she was asking to borrow money 😂 just lying for nothing.So true

@Lisalanaola

19 күн бұрын

@@deidrajames4258weird stuff. Just volunteering lies that no one asked for. 🤦🏾‍♀️

@Isa_695

15 күн бұрын

I think people who are not happy with the reality of their life tend to do this because them lying is a way of creating the reality that they feel is ideal. Basically they understand the power of perception and how people only perceive you based on what you show them, and they don’t want people to know how unfulfilled they are with their life so they lie 🤷🏾‍♀️ but I could be wrong

Uncle Charla is definitely the reason I looked into therapy for myself. He’s always willing to drop gems and help other people with his honest trials of his life all while being himself still. His transparency of who he was and who is now is dope, thanks for always being you unc!

Bravo! This conversation was so intriguing and profound. I got so much out of it. I don't know why people sleep on Charla! He really is good for the Culture (+Beyond).

Charlemagne 🎉 congrats on the growth!!

This is an amazing interview. The talk about sitting under the tree hit home. I watched my dad sit under the tree until he died. 🥺 Charlamagne is underrated. More men and women need to listen.

I'm impressed! This man has truly grown!

Love the show❤️✌🏾😊💯 Free of Speech is beautiful. You don't have to be right or wrong. You have to live with the consequences of whatever said 💯💯 I just started watching

The worst lies are the ones we tell ourselves.... finally learned the lesson...

Bouncing back from the thought of discipline on not knowing is intense.

I completely agree with Jay. People are terrified of being honest.

Powerful

Great dialogue

Was excited to see Charlamagne on Jay shetty years ago even tho I wasn’t in that specific category or culture of healing/growth. I’m happy to say I’m 2-3 years invested in growth and mental health since then, so I’m happy to see Ctha God back on when I’m fully invested 📚

I adore Charla so much 🥹🫶🏾

Great podcast, Jay! I couldn't help but get distracted by your shoes. Who makes them?

25:12 powerful part of this conversation! Analyzing others is easier and may come more naturally than analyzing ourselves. I think it’s because we don’t have a constant 360 view of our lives displayed in front of us. But for others like celebrities we see their lives displayed in front of us. It’s easier to judge and over analyze why they do the things they do.

Love your video, Jay Shetty

What a beautiful exchange. Two cool cats!

"you hit it on the head so crazy pause" LOL Charlemagne!

Jay is a great example of an active listener. Such a gift.🪷🙏🏾

@JayShettyPodcast.

21 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

Get choice! It's been truly beautiful watching Charla's growth. Glad he is here ❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

21 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

Loved this so much to takeaway and appreciate the chemistry between them!

Great interview. I love how both these men honor their wives. Love it.

Don't look up... one of the few movies I've seen and wow it made me bawl like a baby... I just couldn't.

Yes Charlemagne ❤

CHARLAMAGAYYYY I LOVE HIM!

Definitely talking about Wax

Charlemagne is amazing. Such a fan of the way he thinks and he's funny.