The Breakfast Club DONKEY: Florida Man Fires Gun After Getting 'Upset' Over Karaoke Machine Not Working
Mar 17, 2026
A wild news story about a man who fired a gun after a karaoke machine failed. The hosts walk through the arrest, criminal history, and possible impairment. They joke about what song sparked the meltdown and react with disbelief and banter. The segment closes with playful speculation and teasers for upcoming content.
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Florida Man Fires Gun Over Karaoke Machine
- Charlamagne Tha God recounts Aaron Jablonski, a 34-year-old Florida man, who fired a gun after a karaoke machine stopped working and was arrested for aggravated assault and illegal firearm possession.
- Jablonski left the bar, was escorted outside, pulled a Glock when someone tried to calm him, fired a shot in the air, and faced a $40,000 bond and no-contact order.
Passion Doesn't Excuse Dangerous Choices
- Charlamagne emphasizes that passionate attachment to karaoke doesn't justify violent choices, using his own love of songs as contrast to the suspect's actions.
- He notes people can love music deeply but still should avoid decisions that lead to arrest or harm.
Felony Record Makes Firearm Possession Illegal
- Charlamagne highlights the mismatch between possession of a firearm and legal status, noting Jablonski's 2012 felony made gun ownership illegal.
- He lists prior convictions—battery on an officer, disorderly conduct, theft, resisting arrest—to show why the gun was unlawful.