Casanova Opens Up About Mental Strains Of Being Incarcerated

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  • @ShaLeenaBMUA
    @ShaLeenaBMUA 5 років тому +537

    Im so happy he is out of jail and being open about mental health issues. so important! God bless him and Im so happy he's working things out for himself!

    • @tobylove6781
      @tobylove6781 5 років тому +3

      ShaLeenaB MUA groupie 😂😆

    • @ShaLeenaBMUA
      @ShaLeenaBMUA 5 років тому +12

      @@tobylove6781 Definitely not a groupie. i just think its commendable what he's doing and speaking out about issues he still faces which a lot of people may be afraid to do, that's all. But God bless you and I hope you have a great day!

    • @thaboot2944
      @thaboot2944 5 років тому +1

      @@tobylove6781 goofy

    • @thaboot2944
      @thaboot2944 5 років тому +4

      @Manuel Santos man stfu you're one lame as dude grow up kid.

    • @Dabigmothertrucker
      @Dabigmothertrucker 5 років тому +3

      Shut up what’s your ig

  • @maynetayn
    @maynetayn 5 років тому +104

    I can tell this was therapy for Cas. Good shit getting those emotions out bro👌🏾💯

  • @crazymansean8525
    @crazymansean8525 5 років тому +564

    Breakfast club be having these random celebs on here talking bullshit for 45 mins to 1 hour but give an interview like this, that has some substance, only 20 minutes 🙄

    • @JohnnySensei7
      @JohnnySensei7 5 років тому +10

      They did like 30 interviews so they gotta cut it short

    • @nderren
      @nderren 5 років тому +16

      CrazyManSean maybe cause that celbrity has somewhere else to be

    • @raisedbyreels
      @raisedbyreels 5 років тому +1

      At least they do it

    • @pimpzgangstazhustlaz1345
      @pimpzgangstazhustlaz1345 5 років тому

      Preach i feel sorry 4 new york or satellite radio listeners

    • @mr.walkdown7019
      @mr.walkdown7019 5 років тому

      Factx its sad people dont want the real

  • @jahenkorah7593
    @jahenkorah7593 5 років тому +319

    Cass need to write a book

  • @jeremymcclure3372
    @jeremymcclure3372 5 років тому +43

    Man bless Cas. Im glad he recognizes whats going on with him and isnt afraid to tell what it is.

  • @taffygore6285
    @taffygore6285 5 років тому +108

    He’s naturally entertaining . He should try tv shows movies etc !

    • @lifestraight
      @lifestraight 5 років тому +4

      Yeah he is. He could be in comedies.

  • @Gods501
    @Gods501 5 років тому +96

    He wants so badly to reconnect with his mom. I pray they get back tight. I hope my son and I remain close over the years.

    • @jasonpaper9992
      @jasonpaper9992 4 роки тому

      Mercedes Palmer Word. I hope so to 🤞🏼

    • @user-yq1lk4oo7n
      @user-yq1lk4oo7n 4 роки тому

      Mercedes Palmer fr he needs that stick wit him no matter what

  • @jjstyles8245
    @jjstyles8245 5 років тому +136

    15:16 😂😂 “why don’t you buy a wallet”

  • @danki2000daniel
    @danki2000daniel 5 років тому +41

    I can listen to him all day. Casanova get ya podcast game on !

    • @wellness285
      @wellness285 5 років тому

      AGREE 100% -- spread the word!!!!!!!

  • @td3521
    @td3521 5 років тому +51

    When you push it all the way up there that's the safe😂😂😂😂💀💀

    • @DaFreszh1
      @DaFreszh1 5 років тому

      Read this comment at the same damn time he said it.😂😂😂😊😭😭

    • @mizzbeanab205
      @mizzbeanab205 4 роки тому

      T D 😂😂😂😂 omg love it! now this is some good shit...literally 🤦🏾‍♀️😂

  • @travisrobbins4991
    @travisrobbins4991 5 років тому +25

    I wanna feel bad for Casanova but he said several times that his mother gave him everything he wanted growing up he chose to make these bad choices and put himself there but Im happy he doing good

    • @yosimtybred1762
      @yosimtybred1762 5 років тому +3

      When u spoil ya kids u actually ruin them

    • @ByPieroValentin
      @ByPieroValentin 5 років тому +2

      Where was his dad tho? Can’t replace a father figure with sneakers. You wanna be like that dude you look up to. Who was he looking up to that made him go that route. That’s the real question

  • @YungProv101
    @YungProv101 5 років тому +123

    CAs always gives dope interviews

  • @deontrejones3433
    @deontrejones3433 5 років тому +4

    Gotta send my prayers out to Cass and anyone going through something.. Glad he made it out.. And hope he gets all the help he needs.. I couldn't imagine and wouldn't wish that on no one.. That's why you have to be kind to everyone.. You never know what they are going through or have been through..

  • @bigtone1952
    @bigtone1952 5 років тому +26

    I feel Casanova it is definitely hard doing that time by yourself but at the same time the same struggle that your family members we're having trying to maintain before you got in trouble it's probably double now because you're not there to help and when we get in trouble we have to realize that the only reason we're in trouble is because of our actions so we have to be willing to do that time by ourselves no matter how hard it is and learn from our mistakes respect

  • @aaas1t
    @aaas1t 5 років тому +111

    I knew he had a painful back story. I think he went through a lot from when he was a small child. It explains a lot. I really see him trying to do better out here in these streets and I wish him the best.

    • @LeftLaneDreams
      @LeftLaneDreams 5 років тому +11

      He actually had a great childhood in a middle class home. He chose to be in the streets, and most of his trauma stems from the streets and the pen. But it does seem like his mom might be a little bit cold hearted at times, and that might have affected him earlier in life like you suggested.

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому +7

      @@LeftLaneDreams if your child hood good you don't turn to the streets. Period..... Knocc it off... His Mother gave material items and never disciplined when he was wrong. In her idea of discipline was abandoning him while he was incarcerated.

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому +2

      @@kipwonder2233 Your mindstate is fucc'd... Unless someone is physically assaulting you & verbally abusing you THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION FOR ABANDONING YO PEOPLE. Most parents who spoil their children with material items often DON'T spoil them with their time. They neglect them of parental guidance.

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому +2

      @@kipwonder2233 Ok... Let's talk Human Mental Development... Prior to addressing your other comments. If you don't get the balance your Parents (Mother & Father ) supposed to provide to you or instruct you to have. You will be unbalanced. Your 18th birthday don't automatically qualify you as mentally Grown. There are 20 30 40 50 60 70 who still live WITH parents according to you they grown CORRECT?

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому +4

      @@kipwonder2233 Now let's address your other comments... Let's partially address parenting and also that's partially address incarceration. It's not a issue of RESPONSIBILITY, it's a issue of ABANDONMENT & NEGLECT. He took responsibility for his actions. Your children are a production of you primarily. And a production outside secondary. The responsibility of a mother is teach and nurture the child and elect a substitute if bio father is not available. Now matter what age they become THEY STILL YO CHILD. Now they don't cage cuz they want to get justice. They cage cuz it benefit them financially... Also Are you aware of the psychological damage it does to a person who was led to believe that individuals he believed to be loved ones to abandon him and neglect him.

  • @suntruthg
    @suntruthg 5 років тому +4

    One of my fav interviews this year! I never heard of a “Casanova” but he definitely caught my ear and my heart! I got nothing but, pure empathy for him! I will be checking out his music too. Energy is amazing!

    • @yonasawi
      @yonasawi 4 роки тому

      Exactly same thing here, I just knew him and admired his music, honesty , energy.... definitely real recognize real. He is a gangsta

  • @napoleonhillshorts314
    @napoleonhillshorts314 5 років тому +31

    I appreciate the realness. I been up top too. Fortunately, because I became a better person from it.

  • @LAREALNAE
    @LAREALNAE 5 років тому +4

    I could definitely understand him after watching this interview. It’s good content like this that they don’t do often but it’s therapeutic. I wish they had more REAL stories like this. It humbles you & teaches you as well.

  • @kmart014
    @kmart014 5 років тому +188

    Why is the audio quality so wack on this video?

    • @neverobey1477
      @neverobey1477 5 років тому +12

      Cause that nigga cas is way too loud man! If they put normal audio most likely your ears would hurt and headphones would break!

    • @Crypto_nino
      @Crypto_nino 5 років тому +44

      Naw somebody forgot to turn the Main Mic on lol

    • @tayamiller8151
      @tayamiller8151 5 років тому +12

      I think because they are uploading these interviews right away for their radio-thon and don't have time to proof the quality

    • @Nestle245
      @Nestle245 5 років тому +4

      Watch after the 1st 10minutes.

    • @KingKan
      @KingKan 5 років тому +1

      It get's better...the content overshadows the quality....

  • @diamondstarr25
    @diamondstarr25 5 років тому +5

    Most DEFINITELY one of my top interviewers lmao I love the honesty.

  • @chumambeki7574
    @chumambeki7574 5 років тому +204

    bruh they always talk about his time at the pen with this man... surely there is more to him, he is an artist afterall

    • @freebambam220
      @freebambam220 5 років тому +50

      This about mental health and he speaking on bow jail fucks u up. So this time it makes sense to talk about his time

    • @kidfazer
      @kidfazer 5 років тому +23

      This was about mental health. You do the math.

    • @GEVINCHYGAMEZ
      @GEVINCHYGAMEZ 5 років тому +2

      Yeah but his shit wack , what else is there ?????I'm from NYC ymthis nigga music gets nothing but ok that's cool that's it ..........that's all people say it's cool

    • @Kassy_1234
      @Kassy_1234 5 років тому +8

      I think it’s also therapy to him. He has added on more information every time. I guarantee Cass went home feeling relieved he opened up.

    • @Spasoutkingcod
      @Spasoutkingcod 5 років тому

      @Julius Brown atleast he ain't prasing it

  • @Nestle245
    @Nestle245 5 років тому +16

    Dam he made it sound like jail is hell on Earth. Ain't no place for a good human being. Hope everyone does what it takes to not allow the government to take them there for petty mistakes and crimes.

  • @cornelius_mcgirt
    @cornelius_mcgirt 5 років тому +13

    Cas always gives a good interview 💯💯

  • @kyla738
    @kyla738 5 років тому +43

    Casanova is a naturally funny person but hearing his story is painful

    • @LAREALNAE
      @LAREALNAE 5 років тому +1

      Kyla James it is !!

  • @gimmeocho5
    @gimmeocho5 5 років тому +3

    One of the best interviews, this shit was so real. Shout out to cass for letting us in to his mental.

  • @derrickdavis7679
    @derrickdavis7679 5 років тому +17

    I like how he asked if he could cuss, and they say yeah sure, but when the dude from TMZ was up there they was like aw u cant be cussing and bruh was like damn yall let everybody else cuss smh damn.

    • @paktru
      @paktru 5 років тому +2

      When they told van that. That shit threw me off.

    • @st.louisking1295
      @st.louisking1295 5 років тому

      Yeah I think they was joking with dude from TMZ

  • @ernsiesantos4611
    @ernsiesantos4611 5 років тому +1

    Wow this interview was deep AF I’m so happy he was raw about his experience...I pray he finds peace

  • @SpliffSized
    @SpliffSized 5 років тому +3

    This is some of the realest shit I've ever heard. Blessings to you Cass.

  • @GnarleyReem
    @GnarleyReem 5 років тому +62

    “PLEASE DONT SHOOT!” 😭

  • @Christian80806
    @Christian80806 5 років тому +26

    my brother went to prison for 5 years moved around from prison to prison constantly. my mother and I drove 3+ hours to see him every other week. ran up all the miles on my car. made arrangements with his baby mama to bring his son along too. we ALWAYS answered his phone calls. my mother fought so hard for him. got power of attorney over him so his lawyer had to tell her everything that was going on and if my brother had a complaint (mold problem, classes) she brought it up and called the prison ombudsman and counselor... they knew her by name. THERE is NO excuse for his family to leave him with no support while he was in prison. you NEVER forget or get too busy for the very human you birthed. this upsets me so much. my heartbreaks for him. his mother and entire family is selfish SMH. his family is disgusting. i wanna cry for him.

    • @SamanthaBaker8
      @SamanthaBaker8 5 років тому

      chris mit me too! It’s too sad 😔 they treated him like an animal!! That slave institution!!

    • @ertfgghhhh
      @ertfgghhhh 5 років тому +1

      Everyone cant afford to live let alone go 8hrs away and pay for calls.
      He could be lying.
      everyone doesnt have support

    • @Christian80806
      @Christian80806 5 років тому +1

      gospelevans I understand that but they could’ve wrote a letter

    • @appatight
      @appatight 5 років тому +4

      Or he could have not done anything to get locked up. If I did something stupid to get locked up like robbing people, I wouldn't expect anyone to come see me or write me back. It sounds like he's holding resentment towards his mom for his mistakes.

    • @Christian80806
      @Christian80806 5 років тому

      appatight I would expect it if I showed a change and remorse. I don’t expect people to abandon me all together and leave me for dead and without support when I do wrong. You can hold people accountable and still support them at the same time

  • @mizzbeanab205
    @mizzbeanab205 4 роки тому +2

    I love this dude...omg he is sooo funny as hell! I really enjoy listening to him! He turns his pain into comedy and he expresses himself so well!

  • @msdeefit
    @msdeefit 5 років тому +2

    I like how he describes his experience. He makes it real and funny at the same time. 👍

  • @daviddeinbo9438
    @daviddeinbo9438 5 років тому +16

    "This is doo doo babyyy." *Chapelle voice*

  • @chibaby0306
    @chibaby0306 5 років тому +4

    I respect cassanova for sharing his experience, we need this awareness! !! This was sooo real

  • @ogjuan_0224
    @ogjuan_0224 5 років тому +1

    FACTS i was LOCK UP for 9 year in half !! Attica , wyoming , five point lakeview Box, all that shit MAN and thanks GOD im Outside now freedom is BEAUTIFUL!!

  • @charltonjemane92
    @charltonjemane92 3 роки тому

    Yo real talk... That's one of the few times I seen someone be that honest bout experiences in prison and mental strain it puts on ppl man... Respect to Casanova man and the guys and girl at the Breakfast club... A fan from South Africa, Cape Town, Mitchell's Plain, Woodlands.

  • @ms.mookie8699
    @ms.mookie8699 5 років тому +3

    Good interview👍 Real Talk its so true wat he saying some people. Change and some people come out of jail worst than wat they went in!!!

  • @PrettyKittyK90
    @PrettyKittyK90 5 років тому +3

    I love Cas'! always keeping it real. This interview just made me apologize to my brother for being there as much when he up kicked up. Never understood how he might have felt with no letters/calls sometimes

    • @yaodon2390
      @yaodon2390 5 років тому

      You aint shit for that

  • @1tuffzx10
    @1tuffzx10 5 років тому

    Of all the videos I watched from them this is my favorite, Cas is the dude that was on my block 30 yrs ago, he made mistakes but us lil dudes looked up 2 him because he was a part of us in a way. He is so open & honest about the every day struggle 2 survive as a father & artist. It always brings a smile 2 my face when I see a video wit him in it. ✌🏾 my brother & please continue 2 stay strong in these streets.

  • @kenb6447
    @kenb6447 5 років тому

    Wow ..I'm an old head, and this cas dude is a special human being.open and honest and shedding alot of light on many fronts, that so many of us go through. Big props to the breakfast club for the change for change marathon.

  • @1mslovinlife
    @1mslovinlife 5 років тому +3

    I love what the #breakfastclub is doing🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 blessing❤🙏🏾 #Change4Change ... I pray for clarity and peace of mind!! #ProtectOurMindsLord

  • @500Onlyone
    @500Onlyone 5 років тому +4

    Casanova interviews is always lit!

  • @brighthorizons4190
    @brighthorizons4190 5 років тому

    So expressive, well spoken, and open. Much appreciated.

  • @jaesease4738
    @jaesease4738 5 років тому

    Thank you for this interview. I plan to share it because someone needs to hear it.

  • @jay55148
    @jay55148 5 років тому +46

    Kidz, hope you are listineing.... Prison is not a cool place.

    • @HelloPeopleHii
      @HelloPeopleHii 5 років тому +2

      That won’t stop all of these young morons from continuing the cycle

    • @HoustonsRealest
      @HoustonsRealest 5 років тому

      Stfu Damon tree top piru for life

    • @HelloPeopleHii
      @HelloPeopleHii 5 років тому +1

      Lilmula lmao, read a book you fuckin loser

  • @iamjaerembert
    @iamjaerembert 5 років тому +6

    Cas a real one lmao. I appreciate him telling his story.

  • @macmcallister5064
    @macmcallister5064 5 років тому

    I done been thru EVERYTHING he speaking on! Fax im glad someone is speaking on this

  • @jaythang4412
    @jaythang4412 5 років тому

    He has a beautiful powerful speaking voice. I hope he gets the help he needs bcuz he can go on to great thingd.

  • @50flowsreezi48
    @50flowsreezi48 5 років тому +115

    Yeaaa it’s crazy to think that humans get caged liked animals for long periods of time. When you treat someone like an animal, they will act like an animal. It’s a destructive system, but hey it makes money🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @dee27206
      @dee27206 5 років тому +5

      50 Flows Reezi don’t do the crime, won’t have to go through that.🤷🏾‍♀️But I get what ur saying.... it is destructive.

    • @50flowsreezi48
      @50flowsreezi48 5 років тому +5

      D_money yea but you have to understand some ppl are born into this, it’s all they know, because they don’t really get to see what life is all about. They only take from what they see in their hoods and what rappers portray as living it up. That destructive combination made slavery live on, til this day. 50 slaves could’ve easily took over their master, but all they knew was being a slave🤷🏽‍♂️. A lot of ppl in jail were once good kids, with morals, until they went searching for the attention they never had( mainly a good father figure) and the attention that they did receive ended up being negative, so they become stuck with doing negative things for attention. It’s a cycle that should have been broken a long time ago, but it is part of an agenda so it won’t until we get more compassionate people in power.

    • @MP-nl6bf
      @MP-nl6bf 5 років тому

      Thats all they care about

    • @quanjones5308
      @quanjones5308 5 років тому +5

      50 Flows Reezi I have a question what kind of system would you want to discipline criminals my nigga? Then United States would turn into something like Mexico 🇲🇽 I’ve never been one to complain about the system ima street nigga i know what comes wit this shit

    • @blanchedevereaux4820
      @blanchedevereaux4820 5 років тому +1

      @@quanjones5308 At least your honest about it. Some play stupid like they don't know what's up

  • @CPI99
    @CPI99 5 років тому +50

    Being locked up can turn you crazy bro I've seen it first-hand multiple times. While you're doing a bid and sitting in a hole with straight men, people are still living their life and progressing. You don't realize that you've been wired different until you go out in the real world and you finally see💯. It's like being in a time chamber and finally getting out. tried to explain it as good as I could tho. Prison ain't cool.

    • @yadiah4319
      @yadiah4319 5 років тому +1

      time is catching up slowly with the wind as your brain tries to suck on everything around.

    • @joeyjoey3338
      @joeyjoey3338 5 років тому +2

      WELL SAID BRO THATS RIGHT

    • @CPI99
      @CPI99 5 років тому

      @@yadiah4319 exactly

    • @deuceswild6350
      @deuceswild6350 5 років тому

      big/ uzi horizontal Khalif Browder is a prime example.

    • @Malitubee
      @Malitubee Рік тому

      Is there no way you can progress in prison ? Like reading books or learning a trade? I’m genuinely curious

  • @lovechildtre4961
    @lovechildtre4961 5 років тому

    So open and candid...great interview!!!

  • @URBCLIPZ
    @URBCLIPZ 5 років тому +2

    I love his energy and spirit. Great interview.

  • @christianneals8596
    @christianneals8596 5 років тому +16

    It suck but it's true society see a smile as a weakness

    • @SamanthaBaker8
      @SamanthaBaker8 5 років тому +2

      Christian Neals The Bible Said “what’s good will be looked at like like it’s wrong and what’s wrong will be good”

    • @AccentBwoy
      @AccentBwoy 5 років тому +1

      @@SamanthaBaker8 what verse in the bible

    • @tswagg504
      @tswagg504 5 років тому

      True. Only strong people keep a smile on their face because life can beat you down if you let it.

  • @ytrbro1041
    @ytrbro1041 5 років тому +4

    most come out and have zero! support, and end up right back in. crazy cycle!

  • @Wavestarter_TV
    @Wavestarter_TV 5 років тому

    This str8 factssss but I’m glad I always got mail every mail call I had something 🙏🏾

  • @Faaade_
    @Faaade_ 5 років тому

    Wow, Thank you for sharing this.
    Seeing Casanova talk about this is so beautiful. Im happy to see a black man trying to reach his brothers like this.
    Wow. Good job Breakfast Club!

  • @CeazeBred
    @CeazeBred 5 років тому +56

    🗣BA BA BA BOOM🦍

  • @YvenelC
    @YvenelC 5 років тому +17

    You know prison sounds like Basic Training, mail call was the best part, smell those letters that came in from loved ones, dear john letters(lol), fights...dam!!

    • @yotyme
      @yotyme 5 років тому +1

      Jail is basic training 4 the streets it shows all the evil that men can do

    • @JAVONEETHEMOMMY
      @JAVONEETHEMOMMY 5 років тому

      Wow really. Wth they Tryna break y'all in trainin SmFh

    • @Slim545
      @Slim545 5 років тому

      Yvenel Cheriscar jail is way worse than prison

    • @lilreeseakathechiraqgrimre1995
      @lilreeseakathechiraqgrimre1995 5 років тому

      reckless lies

    • @Slim545
      @Slim545 5 років тому

      Lil Reese AKA The Chiraq Grim Reaper it def is prison is structured

  • @audreona7525
    @audreona7525 5 років тому

    Bless that man , he survived to tell his story I hope for the best for him .

  • @wahaywgr
    @wahaywgr 5 років тому

    It’s good that he can be open and transparent. Sometimes you just need someone to listen. No advice, just listen.

  • @conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5
    @conormctapoutaka0-1aka0tit5 5 років тому +21

    You know I don't recall Charlemagne talking about mental health that much before his book

    • @dariamorgendorffer1650
      @dariamorgendorffer1650 5 років тому +4

      That doesn't mean he wasn't dealing with it before

    • @ghosttownproductions5455
      @ghosttownproductions5455 5 років тому +11

      He talked about it plenty of times before his book, he use to mention it to guest depending on the conversation

    • @Tyrone8700
      @Tyrone8700 5 років тому

      Mentions it almost every episode of Brilliant Idiots. Got annoying to a certain point so no tha'ts not a fair critism.

    • @johnnycage435
      @johnnycage435 5 років тому +1

      He always spoke about it and how he had sex with his aunt at a early age & when his wife cheated on him etc

    • @worldnewz6963
      @worldnewz6963 5 років тому

      Super facts. Ever since Banger brother said pplin the street have PTSD Charlemagne been running with it. I definitely think he putting a little extra shit on to sell a book

  • @adinaapril1631
    @adinaapril1631 5 років тому +3

    “I think I lost my mind a couple times”

  • @modollaz439
    @modollaz439 5 років тому

    This was a very good interview. Appreciated this

  • @zachtoye4963
    @zachtoye4963 5 років тому

    Wow Now, i really like this Guy. Just feel good vibes coming from his smile. Hard times make diamonds or dust out of the best of us and this guy is definitely a diamond

  • @eyedestroyeverything9953
    @eyedestroyeverything9953 5 років тому +3

    We love you cass 🔥🔥🔥
    Stay up

  • @SUPALEXX
    @SUPALEXX 5 років тому +5

    Our Parents didn’t teach us because their parents didn’t teach them. We have been at a disadvantage from birth for centuries. A black family structure is basically a broken home and a church. The mental health issues we experience is a direct result of broken homes, churches and media manipulation!!!! Learn to connect to your spirituality through positive energy, breathing and meditation! Our ancestors are awaiting!!!!!

    • @collingardiner1973
      @collingardiner1973 5 років тому

      I know plenty of together healthy black family's don't say everyone

    • @SUPALEXX
      @SUPALEXX 5 років тому

      Real Cheech plenty? False....

    • @collingardiner1973
      @collingardiner1973 5 років тому

      @@SUPALEXX your nuts bro. people like you are the problem

    • @SUPALEXX
      @SUPALEXX 5 років тому

      Real Cheech I’m from Chicago born and raised in an under privileged and under developed community with a horrible school system and a compromised curriculum! I’m a part of the solution mane never the problem. I can go toe to toe with anyone that claims otherwise and anyone that’s contributing to the destruction of our families and youth, periodt.

  • @AlejandroGonzalez-ow6vv
    @AlejandroGonzalez-ow6vv 5 років тому

    much respect to casanova you know that shit is hard to talk about. this bro really opened to the world. big ups!!

  • @rebeccaprice9924
    @rebeccaprice9924 5 років тому

    All facts!!! Thank you for keeping it 100. Women go thru it too.

  • @ShowSlimstunna
    @ShowSlimstunna 5 років тому +30

    He like a male version of Remy ma

  • @DankUrbanBoss
    @DankUrbanBoss 5 років тому +7

    a grown man might throw feces at you, and now you playing with doo doo 💩 ahhh that’s the best part!

    • @jehovahabebe2860
      @jehovahabebe2860 5 років тому

      😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😂😂🤣🤣

  • @LAREALNAE
    @LAREALNAE 5 років тому +1

    I loveeee how they could all laugh about a situation like this because that shows growth. Cas is really changed person or at least he wants to be. And that shows a lot about him as a person.

  • @lileazy32690
    @lileazy32690 5 років тому +1

    Best interview in a while. Hella substance 💪💯

  • @DoranBeats
    @DoranBeats 5 років тому +27

    cameraman still aint fully awake yet

  • @kaardo623
    @kaardo623 5 років тому +4

    Damn I bet Envy tired af of saying "Morning everybody, its DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamange Da God...we are The Breakfast club!"

  • @mcmaizen
    @mcmaizen 5 років тому

    This interview was very insightful. This one is really for the people. Ain’t nothing sweet about incarceration. Avoid it by any means necessary. Stay safe y’all. Think about the decisions you make.

  • @sbb82kdb06
    @sbb82kdb06 5 років тому

    Dope interview, u can c his progression,love tha honesty.

  • @AddviceWorld
    @AddviceWorld 5 років тому +12

    Why don't just buy a wallet ? ..... It's jail..... Lol....

  • @vj1294
    @vj1294 2 роки тому +4

    He spoiled as shit. Typical Caribbean mentality. Your mom purchased a house for you, gave you everything you needed but you still did crimes for no reason other than to fit in with a bunch of other dudes. Perhaps your mom would have taught you those things if you weren't doing stupid things. I grew up in that but saw dudes getting out damaged, saw the girls they got moving on with their friends, saw dudes being homeless after getting out, kids being raised/abused and all the other issues that come with that. There are actually people that grow up in difficult situations and guys like Cass who had a mom and dad who loved him but did stupid shit. I enjoy his interviews and he seems like a personable and charismatic guy but he had more opportunities than most.

  • @dnewman9052
    @dnewman9052 5 років тому

    Learned about Caas through the breakfast club. One of the realest dudes out there to talk so openly about his life. More success and love to you boss man!

  • @pecantansan
    @pecantansan 4 роки тому

    Late to the party but great interview. I pray Casanova receiving the therapy he NEEDS. I am 54 years old and learned many life skills in my early twenties my parents didn't teach but my foundation was/is solid! After therapy in my early thirties, realized ppl can't give you what they don't have to give. I am sure my kid will teach her kids, whenever that day happens, what I didn't or couldn't. Parents are ppl and we aren't perfect. However, I do believe you should seek knowledge outside your circle!!

  • @lizandkhrys5691
    @lizandkhrys5691 5 років тому +5

    "Somethin in them cheeks everyday" xD

  • @nikkilivelifepretty5095
    @nikkilivelifepretty5095 5 років тому +15

    When your parents don’t know sometimes they can’t tell you I don’t blame my mom for not telling me things or my dad because they didn’t know she’s from the south so she going on based what they tough her so I had to learn how to build my credit save money,

    • @qmakesithappen
      @qmakesithappen 5 років тому +5

      1000% sometimes the parents are definitely ignorant to certain things. People never think of that smh

    • @koralemonte
      @koralemonte 5 років тому +1

      🔥🔥💯

    • @Moneyjimmyloveproblem-1669
      @Moneyjimmyloveproblem-1669 5 років тому +1

      Tell me that

    • @SamanthaBaker8
      @SamanthaBaker8 5 років тому +2

      Nikki C Yeah...unfortunately his mom didn’t know how To supportive mentally emotionally

    • @ertfgghhhh
      @ertfgghhhh 5 років тому

      Thats a socioeconomic issue not a regional issue. There are many black southern people who are wise financially

  • @bebetucker1
    @bebetucker1 5 років тому

    Wow Cassonova, see u never know what people are goin through it went through forreal. This was a dope interview because it was very informative. Wow he really went through alot.

  • @erichart2756
    @erichart2756 5 років тому

    This was a very important video guys, you're doing a good thing, keep it up.

  • @moviedude22
    @moviedude22 5 років тому +13

    I wonder if Cass wants to talk about anything other than prison bids

    • @yadiah4319
      @yadiah4319 5 років тому +2

      he will but he wants it firmly established that he is a big dog in them NY jails he is the definition of real.

    • @tamikam.9070
      @tamikam.9070 5 років тому +3

      He has a documentary. He has a story to tell.

    • @queallure4240
      @queallure4240 5 років тому +1

      That’s his life man

  • @RawStar974
    @RawStar974 5 років тому +3

    FUN FACT: MICHAEL JORDAN OWNS PRIVATIZED PRISONS!!! WHILE YALL ROKKIN HIS SHOES, THINK ABOUT THAT

    • @maybemike512
      @maybemike512 4 роки тому

      Fake news. Michael Jordan for sure, just a different one

  • @TapeEmUpPlays
    @TapeEmUpPlays 5 років тому +1

    Man I really wish this was like a hour talk you don’t know how many people need to hear these stories about what jail does mentally

  • @MrCHAMP215
    @MrCHAMP215 5 років тому +1

    I felt this interview on ah Deep mental level💪🏾✊🏽💯

  • @KTMR3130
    @KTMR3130 5 років тому +21

    Envy got Hairline Surgery.. like Tory? Am I missing something? 👀😹

    • @NoMasterz518
      @NoMasterz518 5 років тому +1

    • @watchyamind
      @watchyamind 5 років тому +1

      I was saying the same...🤷🏾‍♂️ I know i ain't trippin 🤨

    • @410balla
      @410balla 5 років тому +1

      Everybody does it

    • @igotthejuice2090
      @igotthejuice2090 5 років тому

      I think it the tattoo one

  • @moontakeen
    @moontakeen 5 років тому +4

    Told yall he a love and hip hop actor

  • @MrMurderx3
    @MrMurderx3 5 років тому +1

    one of my favorite breakfast club interviews

  • @roycerhett178
    @roycerhett178 5 років тому

    At least he's honest, and honesty is very much appreciated in these times we're living in

  • @rl2415
    @rl2415 5 років тому +5

    Why he look like Lesley Jones 😹😹😹

  • @classico.g7013
    @classico.g7013 5 років тому +9

    How you think the people you Robbed felt uff you’re feelings B

  • @prosluer6511
    @prosluer6511 5 років тому

    Big up Cass my brother from another mother
    Yeh bro I feel your pain I have suggested councilling to some of my dons and myself because it's good to talk to a non judgemental ear get some of the tension off your mind
    I still ain't done it but talking with my best friend and select few helps
    The hole sent many dudes mad seen it almost every time
    I'm lucky I've been told that I'm strong for the shit I been through but I give God the glory I just played my part God cleared the path
    Stay blessed Cass that interview was therapy in itself
    Love you bro 👊🏽❤🖤

  • @tylreallen1962
    @tylreallen1962 5 років тому

    This one of the best interviews ive ever seen

  • @coreyc2527
    @coreyc2527 5 років тому +12

    I swear in the future. When people speak about this generation, the one thing that they gonna say is that we had some mentally ill people. Like everyone from this generation got some kind of Mental issue. I just hope that it is genuine!

    • @dot.O
      @dot.O 5 років тому +4

      Because the system revealed itself with time. People were always mentally ill. It just depends on which side youre looking from...we see no limits, they lived within the limits. Boundaries are always necessary but who defines them is what everyone should pay attention to.

    • @Idyllic_k
      @Idyllic_k 5 років тому +2

      It's not just this generation. Its been going on. More people are just now comfortable speaking on it..

    • @SamanthaBaker8
      @SamanthaBaker8 5 років тому +1

      Corey C A lot if not Most Of The Times Mental Illness is hereditary...

    • @KiidStacksx
      @KiidStacksx 5 років тому +2

      I feel like ppl always had mental issues but were afraid to admit it

    • @SamanthaBaker8
      @SamanthaBaker8 5 років тому +1

      Moe Leezy Exactly!

  • @Rashaadthegr8
    @Rashaadthegr8 5 років тому +28

    NO health insurance but you glowing and blinging like NYE in NY. cmon now. #priorites.

    • @lilgreen9087
      @lilgreen9087 5 років тому +10

      Sophisticated Swanson sums up our whole community, million dollar celebrities, no hospitals or large corporations

    • @tamikam.9070
      @tamikam.9070 5 років тому +7

      I know a lot of ppl that have 💰💰and no life insurance nor health insurance. It's a rich ppl thing. They pay medical bills as they go. Smdh......I was told only poor ppl get life insurance. If you are rich you have investments and businesses for your family. You won't need life insurance. I get their mindset, but yet I don't.

    • @loyalty773
      @loyalty773 5 років тому +1

      Aretha Franklin didnt even have a will... he should have life insurance so ppl dont have to wait until they sell his property. I have a friend who works for the MTA in NY qnd he just brought a 2018 Benz and dont have life insurance he said "I'll be dead let my family deal with it" I said I ain't giving shit smh.. hate ppl who are selfish to leave the family to grieve and find a way to bury you and fight over your stuff smdh...

    • @TruBlue357
      @TruBlue357 5 років тому +1

      Believe it or not lots of celebrities/rich/wealthy people don't have life or health insurance. When they go to the hospital they pay as they go.

    • @ashleycherise889
      @ashleycherise889 5 років тому

      I guess that's what he was tryna explain...

  • @user-tk7rl6hw6c
    @user-tk7rl6hw6c 5 років тому

    Real interview !!! Respect

  • @lisaarroyo30
    @lisaarroyo30 5 років тому

    so proud of Casanova. I went through the same with my mother. got major trust issues and def therapy had helped me a lot.

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому

      With my it's the opposite... In jail & Prison she always answer the phone... On the street, when I'm on my feet... It's like she mad cuz i don't desperately need her...

    • @lisaarroyo30
      @lisaarroyo30 5 років тому

      @@uncclelocc thats sad to hear. sorry about that

    • @uncclelocc
      @uncclelocc 5 років тому

      @@lisaarroyo30 Aye ain't nothing for you to be sorry for... It's life... Only thing i can do is fulfill my children with a balanced Father. And a balanced step mom if God send her to me...