Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Paul George to Pacers, Caitlin Clark-WNBA hate, Ant Edwards SAVING Adidas

Episode Date: June 3, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 72 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the Club 520 guys discuss how Anthony Edwards’ shoe deal with Adidas has SAVED the company from falling behind Nike. The guys then react to WNBA players hating on Caitlin Clark. Jeff and the guys discuss whether the Indiana Pacers should target Paul George in free agency, and a CRAZY Vince Carter story when he and Jeff played together in Atlanta. 00:00 - Introduction03:00 - Nike Air Forces05:00 - True Religion08:20 - Caitlin Clark hate outta pocket12:45 - Shout out Angel Reese and Arike Ogunbowale16:25 - Anthony Edwards adidas commercial drop19:00 - adidas shoes20:15 - Darren Waller music video on Kelsey Plum21:45 - Billie Jean22:00 - Bathroom etiquette29:45 - LeBron and 2 Chainz31:40 - Deontay Wilder knocked out by Zhilei Zhang32:30 - Diddy in Def Jam Vendetta?!35:00 - The Benzino allegations jersey37:00 - Deion Sanders song drop40:30 - Crazy overlap teams in NBA history42:00 - Vince Carter never wants to leave the game46:30 - Anthony Edwards + Timberwolves season over50:00 - Bring Paul George back to the Indiana Pacers #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, we back. Another episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. To my left, my dog, Bishop B. Here out the prayer leaves. How you doing, Nasty? Cool, Nasty.

Let's get to it. First, I want to say, QM, Quinn Miller. Say fuck it. I wasn't talking to you. Oh, okay. Well, yeah. My bad, bro. I thought they was

playing about your leg, bro. R.I.P. to it. You feel me? My bad. No, I'm saying, though. You feel me? It's missing. It's buried.

I showed you his leg, bro. No, you did, bro, because I asked you if he had the real calf or not on it. We showed you on the computer. And we said no. He has the titanium bro. No, you didn't, bro, because I asked you if he had the real calf or not on it. We showed you on the computer. And we said no. He has the titanium joint.

Well, I'm off the Henny again today, but it was activated by the end, by the time we got to you. Shout out to QM. Shout out to Quint Miller, bro. Can't wait to have you

on the show so you can explain your story. Episode coming soon. Yep. To my right, my dog, Young Nacho, Young Teague. How you doing, man? I'm chilling, bro.

Chicago One Lows. they was just around. They was around my house, bro. We packing some stuff up, so I just pulled these out the box. They ain't really something I really wear, though. I don't really fuck with them like that, but they cool. Man, them was outlet killers for a long time period. I remember people didn't really like the low ones for a minute until the Travis Scott's got super popular.

Them was at the outlet for $89.99. I got them, the Royals, and the black and red ones all for less than like $70 and sold them shits. Damn. And now if you try to get them now, it's dead man or ticket. Yeah, it's going to run you a little bit now, but fuck it. We outside. Hey, I'm going to tell y'all,

there's nothing I love more than reposting the B-Hen specials. Yeah. I seen a nigga at Vasa with the black forces and the white laces and I said, look, they already shooting there. I know that insurance went up

every time he go in there to work out. Shout out to you, King. Get that work in. Get that work in. Working out in them is crazy. I'll leave.

If I see a nigga walking in the gym with them, I'm leaving, bro. I swear to God, I'm leaving. Dog, it was this dude. Please find his name.

He deserved the credit. He did a skit. He went to Foot Lock to footlocker he was like yeah i'm trying to buy some black forces and they was like all right you gotta fill out this sheet and that's just like do you have any felonies have you been in fist fights the last 30 days like have you shown your mom in your life and then he was like probably ain't doing all this shit like nigga i just want the shoes and he's like let me speak to the manager manager came out with the black mid forces with the black Nike socks. I have never seen danger like that before. Yeah, that was my hoot.

That was my footwear in middle school and freshman year high school. I worked in some black forces in middle school. The mids? Yeah.

I left my shoes in the locker and had to go out. Threw my shit on the line in the hood, for real. Just a true story. I've been fucking with the black force

for a long time. Now, that's real like Mike I've been fucking with the black force for a long time nah that's real like you come through with the black middies too real talk that was my preferred shoe in middle school though them all white boys too

all white got too filthy bro you couldn't wear them I'm a light stepper I would nah I've always been heavy footed

the white men's is dangerous cause our jeans was so crazy it was tied off I definitely bleed for sure for sure

we was wearing all the fake jeans so them definitely bleed yeah my jibbles was filthy boy I remember my homeboy had some red monkeys

boy them white he was a fucking liar nah they was definitely not red this all was all yellow monkey junk shout out to them Vsus we used to wear it too I never got a pair of them them is fire I want a pair right now this all was all yellow monkey and junkie shout out to them Vizu's

we used to wear it too I never got a pair of them them is fire I want a pair right now I got a real pair and I had a fake pair back in the day but the real pair is great

I was like damn why did I have these that's a good quality thing for sure I want them we need to make a comeback with them Vizu what's up with it

I'll rock them shit true religion coming back so shit fuck it it ain't quiet bro them shit. True religion coming back, so shit. Fuck it. Nah, it's quiet. It ain't quiet, bro. Shout out to true religion. Shout out to true motherfucking religion.

Oh, my fuck. I ain't know. It's quiet for me, though. I'm not fucking with the horseshoes on the ass balls, bro. I'm cool. That is crazy. That is nuts. That's a good quality jean, though.

That was the first one with the flare jeans. Yeah. They had flare everything. Them and Rock Revival, for sure. Rock Revival, what's the one? American Fighter? What was that brand? Mm-hmm.

Them t-shirts used to be so raw. So raw. Damn. Shout out to, what's the one storing Calceton? I know what you're talking about. Abercrombie. Buckle? Nah, Buckle. The Buckle. Abercr talking about. Abercrombie? Buckle? Nah, buckle.

The buckle. Abercrombie. Abercrombie is crazy. You don't remember niggas was wearing Abercrombie, bro? Yeah, but they sell their own brand, bro. Abercrombie is like Old Navy.

Nigga, I never wore that kind of shit, bro. I always been like black. I wore all black shit all the time. Like, I ain't wear Abercrombie,

Old Navy. Nah, I wore Rockwear shit all the time. Like, I ain't wear Abercrombie, Old Navy. Nah, I wore Rockwear, Aniche. Ooh, Aniche was crazy. The hardest jeans that I never, I never copped a fake pair. I always kept a G

with them was Guess. A black pair of Guess jeans with a little triangle on the pocket. Nigga, you was gangsta. Especially when they started making them hard boys.

Yeah, my mama kept me in them. I remember I had a Guess hard boy. Yeah. I used to make them hard boys. Did y'all kept me in them. I remember I had a guest hard boy. Yeah. I used to make them hard boys. Did y'all ever fuck with the Platinum Fubu shit? Oh, yeah.

For sure. The characters. Fat Albert, for sure. Value City nigga used to have all the Platinum Fubus. All my mama's jerseys. But right up there. It is.

Off of Arlington, too. Yeah, I remember, nigga, I got a 92 jersey. Niggas tore me up. That's cool. Who number? Who was that? You remember Fubu made the 92 jerseys? too. I remember, nigga, I got a 92 jersey. Niggas tore me up at school. Who number? Who was that? You remember FUBU

made the 92 jerseys? It was at Project Pat and I was like... I don't remember the 92 jerseys. Nah, FUBU had a 92 jersey. I wore it to school.

Niggas tore me up. Nigga, I threw that bitch away so fast. I was like, did you go to school with a jersey? Hell no, not that one.

Yeah, Mike, pull that up. You said 92? You should have got an 05 on there, my fast. I was like, did you go to school with a jersey? Hell no, not that one. Yeah, Mike, pull that up. You said 92? You should have got the 05 on there, my boy. Nigga,

this was a little after the 05. They had to put 92 on that bitch. Damn, 92 was crazy. You caught the rebrand. It was crazy.

They had the fighting jersey. Then remember, they started having the actual jerseys with the cities and sit on there. They used to be hanging up in Man Alive.

That shit's crazy. We used to get right, bro. Academics. Yeah, you see the 92, nigga, I went online. I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah, when they did me like that,

bro, they tore me up. That's Ice Cube jerseys from Friday. Tore them next Friday. Hey, Dane! That crazy bitch, I can't get you. That blue is crazy

on that motherfucker that motherfucker silly that's the one I seen that exact one before balls of silver only got one wear bro

they was like hell for me the platinum jersey and then the next day I came with a fat albert like shit

fuck with me yeah that one right there that was me damn the georgetown football yeah it was weak. Damn, that's wicked.

That's the Roy Hibbert boy. Oh, God. Hey, speaking of Black Forces, though, every member not named Kayla Clark on the fever need a pair. Because it's time to step up. Sick of these. They're my... They about to get me out of my body, man.

Hey, man. I told them they going to fuck it up. Hey, man, Kayla Clark. I got gonna fuck it up hey man Kayla Clark I I gotta pull it up cause they ain't my dog and this is your fault I know you didn't say this

but because I seen it on your page I'm saying it on here and you're gonna take the blame for it Kayla Clark is the first white woman to experience racism

now obviously we're not being serious so don't try to be serious and clip this shit up but that shit had me crying Stacy this is not me this is not this serious and clip this shit up. But that shit had me crying. Stacey, this is not me.

This is not me. This is DJ bringing this shit up. I told you. Get off my top. I told y'all. I ain't saying nothing else. All I'm going to say is forget why it happens. It's NBA.

I mean, it's basketball. It's physical. WNBA, NBA, same shit. It's physical basketball. She's going to have to get her weight up. But it's crazy how she be getting knocked the fuck down and her teammates never slide.

Yeah, bro. I just don't like that. That's my only problem. It's not even about it being Kelly Clark. If it was Angel Reese or anybody else, just help your teammate. If you see it continuously happen,

just help them out. Everybody need a bruiser on the team, bro. That shit is important. James Johnson was acquired for a reason. Hell of a basketball player, but we know why he was brought the team, bro. That shit is important. James Johnson was acquired for a reason. Facts, bro. Hell of a basketball player, but we know why he was brought. Listen, bro,

that day, that Bucks game, bro, they put hands on Tyrese, bro. Next day, James Johnson. Yeah. But it ain't even that part for me with Kalen Clark. It's like what the people

say afterwards. Like, Shorty's like, what she do good? Just shoot threes? It's like, nah, nigga, she got y'all charter jets. Nah, that's facts, bro. She got eyeballs on y'all game. Like, what she do good? Just shoot threes? It's like, nah, nigga, she got y'all charter jets. Nah, that's facts, bro. She got eyeballs on y'all game.

Like, what are you talking about? But you know it's real hate. Like, that's a real hate moment, bro. Like, you just really hate it. 17,000 people at the game yesterday, bro. At 1030 in the morning. God damn. Matinee.

Matinee, bro. And I'm going to tell you right now, they getting their ass kicked right now by the Liberty. But, and she's cold. Let's. Matinee, bro. And I'm going to tell you right now, they getting their ass kicked right now by the Liberty. But, and she's cold. Let's not get it fucked up. And I understand that Kaylin be talking crazy. She is no saint. She be on there just talking insane.

But that's hoop. That's hoop. That's basketball. And we ain't saying, yeah, rough her up. I'm just saying help her out as a teammate. Like, goddamn, y'all. That's it. I don't care.

Y'all competitors. I'm trying to kick your ass. Ain't nobody talking about taking it easy on her. But your team, come on, E-Weez. Y'all that's it I don't care y'all competitors I'm trying to kick your ass ain't nobody talking about taking it easy on her but your team come on E-Wheeze y'all gotta slide nah cause they all hating low key I ain't gonna say E-Wheeze hating but like low key they look at her a different way

yeah they looking different cause it's like I mean they think she's so special she ain't doing shit really smack her ass now listen my point I'm gonna come here and say bro smack her't doing shit. Yeah, smack her ass. Now, listen. My point, I'm going to come here and say, bro. Smack her face. Y'all girls, smack her ass. Y'all might turn it up.

It might get a little WNBA. It might get physical out there for real. I don't know what category that is on you, Lorne. Good game. I'm not on your team. That'd be crazy to watch the hoop session on the court. I'm cool. I don't even want to see them.

Tap in. I don't want to see them hoop. I don't want to see them hoop. I barely want to see a really hoop. But that hoop is crazy. That'd be cool. With the NBC

with the Showtime music. Be gross. It depends who it was. Why, why, why? Nah, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Protect yourselves, man. Man, slide for CeCe, man.

I understand y'all probably feel the ways and I know that y'all like that. If she got her understripes, she be talking this shit she got her produced before. Whatever y'all dynamic is, it just look crazy

that nobody's standing up for her on her team. Everybody on the side of her team, yeah, that's what y'all supposed to do. Fuck her up. Beat her. Talk y'all dynamic is, it just look crazy that nobody standing up for her on her team. Everybody on the side of her team, yeah, that's what y'all supposed to do. Fuck her up, beat her, talk y'all shit. But come on, y'all. Shout out to Angel Reese, too. Yeah, in fact, she talk shit. Yeah, she deserve a lot of that roughing up. She be talking crap because she ran up on Victoria Vivens and I don't think she know

how Victoria what. If you gon' stop her, you ain't stop. Yeah, and Victoria, get her the fuck right if you got to. I'm all for them if they talk, if she talking crazy, if she doing that, Victoria, get her to fuck right if you got to. I'm all for them if she talking crazy and she doing that. Yeah, get on her ass. But y'all also got to remember, that's the cash cow. Come on. And listen, we can acknowledge two things at the same time.

Yes, like we've said before, there have been better players and just as good players, but guess what? Her and Angel in this particular draft class is bringing a different eye, set, audience, all of the above. You have to acknowledge it. You have to respect it no matter how you feel about it. Facts are facts. Yeah, I see Angel talk shit to her too a little bit though.

But you see what Angel, like fucking chokeslam. But she got up and kept playing. She's like, yeah, it is what it is type shit. They hating on her a little bit too. Oh, hell yeah. Oh, no, no, no. She's definitely getting hate. And listen, I know it's not coming

from Kaylin Clark, but I be seeing them comments, especially on Twitter. Oh, they be talking, they love, they use her as a scapegoat to get their racism back. And it's unfortunate

because she be getting residuals from it and this used to be people like, yeah, she plays classy unlike Angel Reese. I'm like, Angel Reese is just playing basketball. Angel Reese been getting hate.

Y'all just want to call her to end work. That's all. Y'all just want to excuse using word. I'll fuck with Angel Reese though. playing basketball. Angel Reese been getting hate. Y'all just want to call her the N-word. That's all. Y'all just want to excuse the N-word. I fuck with Angel Reese, though. I ain't going to lie. I definitely do. Oh, for sure.

I'm a big fan. You know, we fucking with her. No, I'm a big fan, for sure. If you going to slide, motherfuckers. But get well soon, WNBA. I'm glad y'all getting talked about. I love that for y'all, though. I don't.

I do, man. I ain't hating. If you going to slide. Support the women, good or bad. We're going to work on that hoop session, too. Which one one I fuck I fuck with the W but

yeah ay I need I need some more like I need some more killers like I need a Rike to be on TV more

like quit showing the non-killers if y'all gon' I know Kaitlyn gon' put the eyeballs on the game whatever but if I'ma watch a game

I need to see a killer like she the only killer that I really be seeing. Told y'all, she's special. There's some killers in W2, but I guess that's their counterpoint. It's just like, we got players that's better than her, but they're not getting a site. But I'm like, yeah, because nobody cares about that team right now. Nobody cares, but like...

It's going to get there, but... I don't want to see Tarazi. Caitlyn ain't fucking with Enrique. Nah, Enrique different. Hell nah. Enrique is the code. I'm telling you, it's the code, bro. She dropped 35 in proposals.

That's still to my eye. That's so elite to me. She out of pocket. That's fire. That's hard. 35 in a proposal. You got to get 50 in proposals, bro. You can't do 35, bro.

35, you could have did that after the game, bro. I just like to see the killers, bro. You found out who the world's my hater is on this podcast. I love him. I want to see the killers. Put the Liberty against goddamn the Aces all the time. Don't even play.

This nigga think this is the EYBL. Man, this shit dead. This OTE, motherfucker. Just let them keep playing. Shout out to Deuce. He's the damnest. This is ETE, motherfucker. Just let them keep playing. Hey, shout out to Deuce. If we were playing 11 games and I hit the damn is this EYU?

All right. Oh, man. Speaking of OTE, did y'all see A&P versus they did that soccer game? Yeah. That's crazy.

I ain't even check it out. It's different, bro. Shout out to Davis. Shout out to Davis, my dog Davis, bro. That Davis you want to want is still fucking hilarious. Hilarious, bro. Shout out to Davis. Shout out to Davis, my dog, Davis, bro. That Davis you one-on-one is still fucking hilarious. Hilarious, bro. I was showing the kid the other day, he was telling me,

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Hey, we've been talking about it all year. Obviously, shooter of the year, consensus. AE commercial, after them losing, and him saying basically all the naysayers and going through it was elite Adidas basketball has won basketball

the last two years but this particular rollout that they have with AE is probably one of the best signature rollouts or campaigns I've seen in a very long time

nah for sure that's a fire ass commercial my nigga said fuck buddy yeah and if you from Atlanta that buddy is not buddy well fire ass commercial. My nigga said, fuck Buddy. Yeah. And if you from Atlanta, that Buddy is not Buddy.

I ain't seen the commercial. It's hard. I want to see it now. I ain't seen it. Oh, yeah, it's fine, bro. He's pulling up all the tweets, all the shit they was talking about him. And it's coming out as receipts. And Buddy reading them

while he's shooting. Dude reading off what motherfuckers are saying. Nah, bro, it's fire. It's fire. They going crazy. It was the day after the loss, too. Yeah. So for them to even have that loaded up in the chamber, it's Nah, bro, it's fire. It's fire. They going crazy. It was the day after the loss, too. Yeah.

So for them to even have that loaded up in the chamber, it's crazy. Yeah, that was fire. And I love that he took accountability after the game. He didn't place no blame on nobody else,

but it's still, said he had to get right, so I fuck with that, bro. Nah, he one of them, though. Special, bro. Yeah, he one of them. He genuine. I mean,

I'm part of Adidas family so it don't even matter that's crazy shout out to Cam you know what it is I used to be with Adidas I used to be with Adidas for like seven years

shout out to Pharrell Williams bring me back bruh fuck Whitman I still want a pair of red boys when they say hey fuck Whitman bruh bruh fuck Whitman was them the shoes that started the turmoil yeah nah When they saying, hey, fuck with me, bro. Bro, fuck with me.

Was them the shoes that started the turmoil? Yeah. Nah, probably. What you was wearing at D. Rose's? KD's. Man. I had the,

I put the KD's on when I was with Adidas. No, no, I know, I know that part. I'm talking about where you said your foot was hurting. What shoes were you hooping in?

They didn't, they didn't. It was some Adi Z Rose. Ah. Mike said it didn't hurt. They didn't hurt. Nah, I loved Adizeros before that. It was just like

the Adizeros wouldn't hit my foot right pause. If they would've had some AE1s back then, I would've been straight. I'm sure the technology is a thousand times

better on the shoe. And they went through a phase because, listen, it was D-Rose holding that house down by himself. For sure, Jeff didn't have no options when it come to...

Nah, they was nearing pro models. But now they back on track. You got the Donovan Mitchels going crazy. Trae Young. I wish we had all them selections back when I was playing, bro. I'd still be wearing

Adidas back then. They tried to get me to hoop in the old school T-Max. I was like, I'm nothing, bro. You should have got you some Crazy A's. Them shits hurt like hell. They fire,

but you cannot hoop in Crazy A's. My feet was bleeding. I did it. You should have got you some Crazy A's. Them shits hurt like hell. They fire, but you cannot hoop in Crazy A's. Oh, my feet was bleeding. I did it. I tried to hoop in the Kobe Moon. Oh, yeah. Them silver ones is crazy. Shout out to my nigga Haygood. Nigga, feet hurt, nigga. Tried to, but Adidas got it right now.

I'll be hooping in them James Harden's now, though. Yes, sir. I got the, I was moving through stuff. I still got the half and half T-Max The red ones And the blue ones The pad leather The all star joints

Oh yeah Shoot me Nah I can't hoop in them But they definitely alright Shoot me T-Max They have a crazy

When you ever see me It's some T-Max The black and blue I'm down I'm down bad baby The black and blue Is legendary though If I fit some T-Max bro I'm down bad bro You going through some shit Cause what you about, though. If I miss some T-Macs, bro,

I'm down bad. You going through some shit because what you about to do? The hoop, man. Nah, he not going to hoop if he got a T-Mac. I mean, you ain't one of the all-stars in it.

Nigga, if you ever see me in some T-Mac anything, bro, I'm down bad, bro. That's his black Air Force One. Oh, no, never. I'm going to rob a nigga. I'm down bad, bro. Kicking those T-Macs is crazy.

You put on black T-Macs and Levi's and T-Macs. Those motherfuckers is The T-Max is crazy For sure bro Them motherfuckers Is like blocks bro But They should Them motherfuckers Was tough when we was young Yeah that black and blue

Was a legendary shoe bro Nah that was hard But I'm saying As a grown man now If I had on a T-Max bro Make sure y'all call me For sure For sure

Hey man we got a meme I know you don't be on Twitter But that Darren Waller video Have y'all seen it? Oh, Darren Waller has a music video. Ooh, the nigga from, the football nigga? Yeah, basically trolling his breakup with Kelsey Plum. This nigga made a video?

He has the music videos, his music. He got music? Yo, Mike, play it, bro. If that's what you wanna call it. Play it, Mike. It's country music? Yo, Mike, play it. If that's what you want to call it. Play it, Mike. It's country music? Nah, turn it off, Mike. Them keys sound good on there, though.

It's just not him. Everything else sounds good but him. Nah, man. So the meme is basically Remember when you showed me the phone About the CJ shit It was like This is Kelsey Plum Team makes a locker room

I was crying That meme is fire though Hold on They gonna turn into a gig Why he make a song What's the point of the song He talking bad about it He got a lot going on He got a gig. Why he make a song? What's the point of the song? He talking bad about it? He got a lot going on.

He got a lot going on. I know. He had a challenging life. But I respect where he went through and how he overcame some shit. Oh, yeah. Singing about her. I got to hear the song. Like, what is it about?

Probably about him just, you know. He probably fucked up or something. Probably. Or him just being tough. He got to be singing about him fucking up. He can't be singing about her. That's fire. If we break up and I get to diss song about you,, you know. He probably fucked up or something. Probably. Or him just... He gotta be singing about him fucking up. He can't be singing about her. That's fire. If we break up and I get to diss song about you,

that's fire. See, I told you. That's fire. I told you. Hey, I was listening to Billie Jean today. I told you. I said Billie Jean is the best diss record of all time. Billie Jean.

Mike told that girl, bitch, you ain't my baby. And suck it a whole song. That's fire. She's just a girl. Mike Jack is a deadbeat. I am the... He has kids.

No, y'all said they not his kids. He got them on a waiver wire. I wonder if he wrote that song. Hey, y'all babies. Who y'all think Billie Jean was? Quincy. Miller? Nah. Quincy. Quin Quincy? Miller? Nah.

Quincy. Quincy who? Jones? Yeah. The real Billy Jean. That song was produced by Quincy Jones. Yeah.

Put a lot of autumn sauce in his mouth. So who do you think Quincy Jones was talking about? Who the baby mama that he said he ain't had? Quincy got a couple kids. Boy.

One of his daughters is... Select. Respect. Shout out to Quincy Jones. That's a wild, wild music industry, boy. When he came out, Spilling the Beans about four or five years ago about all that shit that was going on.

Richard Pryor, motherfucker. R.I.P., but wicked. Wicked, wicked, wicked. Boy, he was a bandit. That was a sick-ass backcourt. W.P. But wicked. It was a bandit. That was a sick ass backcourt. Them boys was doing coke going crazy. That nigga burnt himself up.

Who, Mike? No, nigga, Richard Pryor. How you get that high that you burnt yourself up? I can't sit, Mike. Mike didn't do that with him. I can't sit Pryor on fire. No, Richard Pryor lit himself on fire. That boy was off the

greatest snowfall that was available. Did y'all see they said my boy was off meth? Oh. My nigga, y'all know my guy, Orlando Brown.

Y'all ain't see the, oh, they got a new dude. They said, I was going to say, that's probably not the worst of it. Whatever that podcast is I ain't trying to show you that podcast

I don't know the exact I think it might be like Dazzin' whatever the shit he was on with Charles White oh yeah yeah yeah I know what you're talking about he was like

didn't I tell you not to do meth in my bathroom no more like don't be doing meth in my house and nigga was like well I ain't Charles White I said bro

did he just say he was doing meth I replayed it like four times shout out to Orlando Brown I can't trusting right I said bro did he just say he was doing meth I replayed it like four times shout out to Orlando Brown I can't fuck with you no more bro he doing meth

that was the Danza project yeah yeah yeah you seen that shit tell somebody I gotta use your bathroom and they don't even cut the lights on

when they walk in and get out my house that's crazy bro doing meth in the bathroom is nuts I remember I remember the lights went out at the

Vogue one time and I was drunk. I tore that wall up. You know when you go to the fair and they can shoot at the shoot at the bank. What's wrong with this nigga? Y'all gotta get that nigga off Hennessy, bro. The scary part is the bathroom still inhabits it with the lights off.

It is. Nah, they got them freaky ass floors in there. I just had my cell phone like, but I'm like, we already here. Fuck it. I ain't never

paid a bill. I ain't never went to the bathroom in the boat. Bro. All I can say is the craziest thing to me I've ever

seen a club is seeing a nigga go in a club, do a number two and then go back and party. If you do a number two in a party,

it's time for you to go home. Your night is over. Nigga, you should never do a number two at the party, nigga. Just go home you do a number two and a party, it's time for you to go home. Your night is over. Nigga, you should never do a number two at the party, nigga. Just go home. If something hurt that bad,

go home, come back. No, don't come back. Go home. Your night is over, bro. No, come back, bro. Watch your ass. Come back. You know what I hate?

Who the most annoying nigga in the whole entire club is? It used to be security. The nigga in the bathroom holding the fucking sanitizer. So I hate every nigga that do that. Fuck you. Why are you in there offering hand sanitizer and soap. I hate every nigga that do that. Fuck you.

Why are you in there offering hand sanitizer and peppermint, nigga? Then you want a tip? Bitch. Oh, God. Fuck out of here. I remember once when I took the whole pack of gum, nigga. He was shitty. I look at him, nigga, $5, took the whole pack.

That nigga was like, nigga, this one? Nigga, that ain't enough. Nigga, shut up, nigga. Why am I tipping you for pissing, bro? Nigga, watch out, nigga. I want the whole pack. You took the whole pack. His whole house was fucked up by the whole pack.

I'm like, nigga, nigga. Crazy ritual. Nigga, I said, give me the whole pack. Nigga, I'm out. It is crazy. They always got the cheap-ass cologne. You good? Nah, but that shit, bro.

Nigga. That fucking lost off me. My neck don't need it. One nigga at Sessu said, I'm going to spray you. Just walk through it. Nigga, fuck you. That's going to spray you. Just walk through it. That's kind of genius. Be careful.

Do the walk through the mist. Good time. Hey, man. Speaking of enforcers, you posted this and I was cracking up. It was just like, hey, Draymond, I need to enforce an ASAP fever. And they put Draymond in a hey Draymond I was like y'all need to enforce an ASAP fever and they put Draymond in a Joanna man situation

I said y'all bet not boy they need one it's a couple motherfuckers walking around here look like that they put Liz Cambage up they said she got her own shit going on right now

she's wicked she's crazy she be getting whooped too though y'all gonna say she be getting they kicked her out of the WNBA though didn't they

she kicked herself out oh okay oh sheBA though, didn't they? She kicked herself out. Oh, okay. Yeah. Oh, what she do? Why she can't be in the... She wild. Oh, for real? Yeah.

You see how she wasn't up to the league? She hit short at the elbow. Oh, yeah, that was crazy. Did she get like a meal or something to go over there though? First of all, she gets way more money off the court. Modeling, all that other stuff. That's probably her afterthought. She's a big woman, boy.

6'8". I'm nothing. 6'8". I'm nothing. 6'8", she about 250. I can't climb that tree. You said 250? 250, 260? You think so? Yeah.

She got to be smaller than that, bro. She probably may be about two. I mean, I ain't trying to get into women's places. 6'8", you got to put the yiddies and the yams in there, bro. They got weight, bro. I ain't climbing that tree. I'm smooth. What's the tallest? For me? 6'2", 6'3 wait, bro. I ain't climbing that tree. I'm smooth. What's the tallest?

For me? 6'2", 6'3". Hell no. No. Damn. Obviously, I know the answer to this, but could y'all ever date a woman taller than y'all? No.

Nah, date, but pluck. Nope. I'm not looking up to no shorty. I'm straight. Respect. We in relation, we just saying hypothetically. I know y'all do a shorty. I'm straight. Respect. We in relation, we just saying hypothetically. I know y'all do a lot.

Yeah. It's podcast. And it's nothing wrong with tall women. Nah, Sean says all queens going crazy. I can't, you can't put on heels and then I really do this.

Shout out to my cousin, Seanee. She's 6'5". You got a couple of them. Yeah, I used to be like, God damn. Yeah.

I mean, it's some tall, tall women though. When she did her prom picture, she had to take her heels off. That of them. Yeah, I used to be like, God damn. Yeah. I mean, it's some tall prom. When she did her prom picture, she had to take her heels off. That's crazy. Yeah, she was too tall. She's 6'7". Bro, taking your shoes off

for prom pics is crazy. 6'7"? I mean, he ain't gonna put nothing on because then that shit would get awkward. Don't show your walkers in the prom pics. Nah, I mean, her shit was covered up.

The walkers is crazy. So I think she had a little flats on. Speaking of walkers. Wear flats to prom is nuts. So I think she had a little flats on. Speaking of walkers. Where flats to promise does. So I think she was out of pocket. I mean, she wasn't walking around

and I'm going to take her picture. Her little nigga was like 5'10". Ah, yeah. She had that. She had that. Damn. I don't know if y'all seen this video or not,

but did y'all see Shorty in the strip club like seawalking to They Not Like Us? I would have threw some quarters so quick. Nah, that's gangster, though. I would've...

She from L.A.? I don't know where she from. You up here playing. I don't know why that song is so annoying to me, man. I told you. Why do you hate that song? I don't know, bro.

It's not right. I told you that shit was gonna rock out to you. Like, ain't nobody gonna play that shit. Nigga, you crazy. I know that shit bar for bar. They Not Like Us. That shit

Y'all got it Oh yeah But I'd be mad as hell If I walk in the strip club And hear that They not like us I'm mad bro This is not the time for that

And you up here playing This is the time and place For everything What kind of song You want to hear in a strip club Something provocative Like what Wow

Shit It's a couple You can play Name your favorite Strip club song Oh damn Best strip club song moment? I got to go to that ball drop.

I got Fab Ball Drop. Shout out to my nigga Drake. In the strip club? Hey. When they first dropped, that shit went up in Sunset One Night. Changed my life. Real girls get down on the floor.

Any 2 Chainz record for me. Like a pimp. I need to hear that. That shit will probably go crazy. What? Nuts. That'd be crazy. Shout out to David Banner.

But any 2 Chainz club record, I love hearing 2 Chainz in a strip club at 510. I need to hear Like a pimp. Chainz.

Chainz go crazy in a strip club. Nah, Chainz got some strip club anthems. Yeah, for sure. Y'all ever seen the meme when they talk about Brian when he act like

he invented the Deluxe album? So we gonna do this? He was like, so we gonna add them two extra songs two weeks after the album dropped. Because it was like... He was like,

lighting on the board. He is the worst A&R of all time. Shout out to Shane's, man. That shit was funny. Because if you say he's played it up, like, that sound good.

Nigga, he was doing it anyway, nigga. He had classics before Brian, man. He ruined that album because that album was not that bad. But because LeBron was doing the A&R, you was doing it anyway, nigga. He had classics before LeBron. He ruined that album because that album's not that bad, but because LeBron was doing the A&R, it was just like, bro, I'm cool. That album was fire.

I loved that album. I loved that album. He made it worse. What's the name of that one? Michael Pimp. I don't know. I can't remember the name of that one. It was fire though.

But my favorite 2 Chainz album is definitely that Pretty Girls Love Trap music. Great album. I ain't going to say album, but say project. What's your favorite 2 Chainz project great album. I ain't gonna say album, but say project. What's y'all favorite 2 Chainz project? True.

I was gonna say True Religion, the Gangsta Girls is crazy. True. But Pretty Girls Love Trap is crazy. Man, Shell was in the club, but album release, The Ludicrous Weekend, bro. That shit was crazy, bro. Shout out to my nigga, K.Y.

Shout out to K.Y. He engineered the whole thing. You can't say shout out to K.Y. Shout out to K.Y.? You gotta say his real name nigga K.Y. Shout out to K.Y. He engineered the whole thing. You can't say shout out to K.Y. Shout out to K.Y.? You gotta say his real name. K.Y. Nah, K.Y. engineering, bro. Oh, okay.

You know you fuck with the freaky jelly? True. Freaky T to K.Y. on deck. K.Y. and Bluetooth T for sure. The K.Y. with the Bluetooth is crazy. What's the Bluetooth? Y'all know that little babe Jeff be walking around with? What babe?

His little central man. His little mouthwash. His K-Y. His Bluetooth. You talking about my Louis Vuitton? Yeah, make sure you put that up there. Ah, Louis. Yeah, true.

You ain't a designer? Designer freak bag. True. The designer K-. True. The designer can't watch nothing. I'll wipe it down with the Louis. Damn. True. I'll get well soon.

Mr. Wilder, you said that if you lost this fight, you would retire. You said you would retire if you lost this fight. That nigga did the 360, cuz. I didn't even see it. You'll beat my ass. I don't give a fuck.

But that shit was funny because in your training video, you was doing 360s and that nigga knocked your ass out. Damn. Man, true. Listen, I know his origin story.

Shout out to him getting paid, getting that money. But he let us down twice. You know what I'm saying? Let us down with Fury twice. We was all riding for you, bro. And then you came out here and said what you said.

Give us some, man. Oh, yeah, he retired. Shout out to him. He a warrior.. We was all riding for you, bro. And then you came out here and said what you said. Give us some, man. Oh, yeah. He retired. Shout out to him. He a warrior. I wouldn't do no boxing shit, so I ain't really. Hell no. I can't really joke with you.

It would be my ass, but it's still funny. He done earned his bread, for sure. For sure. He had a good backup, for sure. Yeah, nah, he had a good career, bro. That's cool. For sure. But it's like every fighter, bro.

The end is never pretty for anybody in fighting, bro. Nah, nah. He definitely got CTE. I wonder when you know it's the end, though. When you're on pretty for anybody in fighting, bro. Nah, he definitely got CTE. I wonder when you know it's the end, though. When you're on the sports center doing pirouettes. When you on a canvas like that, like you remember when Roy Jones got knocked out? Yeah. Yeah, that nigga still stuttering.

True. Some people just go too long. I ain't gonna say no name because y'all gonna slander me, but... If Roy Jones was forced to lean back. Somebody's gonna miss and die. I'll take that back by Roy Jones is forced to lean back. True. I'll take that back about Roy Jones

because you can pull up on niggas. Roy Jones, I'm actually a fan. I can't wait to Undisputed come out. That's the only person I'm boxing with anyway.

True. Nah, did you see what Fat Joe said? He ran down on him. Yeah, I don't want no smoke. With none of you boxing niggas down there

you will beat my ass. I don't want no smoke. Zab Judah, you'll beat my ass. I used to love Zab Judah on that boxing game Fight Night what was that game called I used to play with

Ontario Gotti yeah he got active on there yeah Zab was called on that Fight Night was an elite elite boxing game yeah they coming out with Undisputed

it's about to drop in October I think they need to drop another Def Jam Vendetta maybe not just Def Jam but like that shit was fire where did there if he's an unlockable character that better come out what about they do unlock diddy though if they have diddy as a special character on that game everybody's going to hell like you have to come to that he had to come to his house

he had the front door. He at the front door with a robe on. Like the nigga at Bonacombe. It's a tag team match. Him and Russell Simmons. And King Kong in the back. You gotta fight him in Bali. That's wild. Under a palm tree.

The real AEW. Shout out to them, man. Hell nah. Vince McMahon, the special guest referee. Man, that's epic. That's a bad... Hey, man, that's a lot

of entertainment. That Hollywood shit done blew it for me, bro. It's too much, bro. You know what's crazy? Too much fried shit. I seen the Benzino jersey with all the niggas who

was in jail that had allegations signature on there. That is the craziest jersey I have ever seen. Benzino got a signed jersey like that? Bro, it's an old one. He had the braids, bro. It's all the niggas who had allegations signature on there. That is the craziest jersey I have ever seen. He had the braids, bro. It's all the niggas who had allegations and stuff going on, bro. It was all their names on a white

jersey. It is insane. Mike is about to pull it up. It is crazy, bro. I mean, I don't know if you shout that out, but... It happened like 15 years ago. how much do you think you can sell that for now

I don't even know what he got there's R. Kelly on there for sure sick name Diddy R. Kelly and who else

damn man Mike Tyson Kobe OJ Kobe Bryant that ain't real yes this was after

Utah this is not real I mean not Utah Colorado it's not real no that's real but Utah. Oh, they were in Colorado? It's not real. No, that's real, but he wasn't in red carpet.

R. Kelly, O.J., Kobe, Mike Tyson. He was being funny. What if Diddy on the back? That would make sense. Diddy on the back is wild. That was crazy. That would make sense, though. That would brand.

Diddy on the back is crazy. Said he was the top. Like, naming yourself Diddy is kind of crazy. When I think about it. Calling a nigga Diddy. You know what's crazy, man? Nah. Hold on, DJ. Nah, go crazy.

Y'all know who the most out-of-pocket nigga is in the fucking world? Who? Big Boy from OutKast. What? The side nickname was Daddy Fast Sacks. Daddy Fast Sacks? Nah, bro. That's weak, bro.

I'm going to start a fight with him. And you said you got money. Nah, bro. I don't fuck with that. We're not going to slander OutKast. I know my nigga got no allegations. Shout out to my nigga. Not if it was him?

Nah, I don't have no allegations. I fuck with Big Boy. Fools. That's crazy. Shout out to OutKast. That's crazy. That was nuts. Fucking with Big Boy isools. That's crazy. Shout out to Alcance. That's crazy. That was nuts. Fuck with big boy is nuts.

That's wild. They're wild. That's a wild jersey, though. That's a crazy jersey. That's the sickest jersey I've ever seen in my life. That nigga might have been doing that to be funny or something.

Hey, OJ didn't do it. Shit. R.P. O.J. R.P. I've been trying to find an O.J. jersey. You can't find one anywhere. Why?

The USC or the Bills one. Why you want one of them? Because he's a legend. Told you. One of the greatest running backs of all time. I told you. I'm a fake USC fan. I told you.

I got a Reggie Bush jersey. No, I told you. He hate him. He said he did it. That's what make it hard. That's what we arguing about. O.J. did it. You know it part that's what we argued about OJ did it you know my wife's name is

OJ didn't do it it's been away since 2000 oh wow I told y'all bro he is not being that allegation nah just say not DJ is not being

that allegation you wanna take the show to the next level or not the massage your power rankings is different on here bro

oh my god what else happened In the world Deion Sanders got a new song With Yellow Beasy I'm out bro And it's low key solid It's a slap

Solid I mean obviously not Because of his rapping But Now Yellow Beasy got some shit Must be the money That's what it's called It's fine

Oh the remake Basically yeah I'm cool I'm cool. I'm cool, Deion. That was a classic song. Are you close to Les Shiloh or Shador doing them? Nah, they put him on power.

I mean, on power on BMF. I've seen that. Disgusting. They weren't that bad, bro. Bro, I'm talking about the show, not him. Oh, they ruined that. I ain't going to say 50 ruined it,

but that show just got too many. Bro, them being in a club with Tupac, insane. Then them just randomly being there. I believe it, too, because they was outside. But it was just like, come on, y'all. It just ain't believable because the people I see acting in it. Like when Ne-Yo stepped up, I'm like,

come on, bro. Ne-Yo make love songs, bro. He wasn't in the field, bro. Did Ne-Yo had a hat on? Nah, he had on a... I can't even remember, bro. Yeah, he had on a toupee. Oh, it's getting wicked.

And then he had two chains, you know, his dreads so big, it's fro damn near was like... I'm like, bro, this... Bro, that was using lingo like now. Like, it's... come on, y'all. Yeah, it don't make sense. Yeah, it was. It called niggas twin. Bro, nobody seen a twin back then.

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And it was a crazy picture. Shout-out to OJ. Man, it's a picture. I did not know that it was, like, OJ Iverson, Zach Randolph, and Rudy Gay. They was all on that Grizzlies team together. Yeah, that was my rookie year. Iverson played for the Grizzlies. That's crazy.

And it's a crazy thread that we got to go through and die. It's so many random players that overlap each other. I was like, I never knew that shit happened. No, it's no bullshit. I remember my rookie year, after the game, it was a preseason game. It was our last, maybe one of our games. Iverson was supposed to play. He didn't play.

And I remember it was a nigga with tattoos, man. Damn, he played in the G League. Skinny dude, I forgot his name. But he played. Last name was Taylor. He played. And I'll never forget, Iverson didn't play. I was like, yeah, they got this sad nigga starting over me.

I'll never forget him saying that. I heard it. He was talking to Bibby and them. But he was talking about Lil Mike. Like, man, they starting this sad nigga over me. Damn. I'll never forget that, bro. He said that shit.

And I know, like, I ain't saying to make AI look bad or nothing. Because he was just like, couldn't believe. They said they going to start this little nigga. Like, what? Man, listen. believe like they said they gonna start this little nigga like what? Man listen there should be a case study of how they treated

Allen Iverson as he was declining not that he was sad or he was bad but the way that they treated him once he left Philly bro was so crazy

it was so crazy the way they treated him in Denver was so crazy the way they treated him in Reston bro was crazy bro yeah but I just remember hearing that they said

I remember Bibby and them was right there at half court and he wasn't even dressed. He ain't had nothing on. He was like, man, they talking about starting this nigga over me. Like, this little nigga.

That's crazy. I'm looking through the story now, bro. It was a magic team that had Grant Hill, T-Mac, Horace Grant, and Pat Ewing. Yuck. That's filthy. Pat Ewing, 33. Yeah, that's a... I was on a decline for sure.

Bro, I'm looking through these pictures and this shit is crazy because Vince Carter and Hakeem Olajuwon in Toronto, out of pocket. Oh, Hakeem was there. Mm-hmm. Another. Pat Ewing siding with Gary Payton in Seattle.

Insane. Pat was down bad by then. Byron Russell playing with Jordan and Washington, crazy. Yeah. But that Timberwolves one is nuts. Who want to tell? Cat, Zach Levine, Wigg, and KG. Yeah, I remember them.

That's hard, though. Yeah. This one, Cat, I mean, KG was on his mentor shit. Yeah. And then they show Vince Carter in Sacramento with De'Aaron Fox, and then the last one, he finished with him and Trey in y'all team. Yeah. Vince Carter in Sacramento With De'Aaron Fox And then the last one He finished with him and Trey And y'all team Yeah

Vince Carter was funny as hell, bro I've never seen a nigga so old That still wanted to play The whole game I'm like, goddamn, Vince You're 47 He's like, man What's that keep taking me out for?

Damn, nigga You can't come out? Like, shit, man You don't come out Like shit man You don't wanna win God damn it Keep taking me out I'm like That's crazy

Nigga you are 43 And you're 22 You still don't wanna come out Yeah That's how much Like He love the game And competitive bro

Yeah Cause I'm over there Hating too after a while Shit What you taking me out for God damn it Give me 18 minutes Fuck

You keep us in We can win this motherfucker We can make the playoffs He's like you feel me out for? God damn it, give me 18 minutes. Fuck, you keep us in, we can win this motherfucker. We can make the playoffs. He's like, you feel me? Like shit, man. After a while,

I was like, man, shit, we sad as fuck. That was year 23 for him, bro. Bro, I'm like,

I couldn't believe it, bro. Nigga doing all this shit to get, like he had all these shit hooked up to him before the game. Nigga lighting his toes on fire.

All type of crazy shit. I'm like. Man, shout out of crazy shit. I'm like... Man, shout out to Lloyd Pierce. I'm going to tell you right now. Y'all, you and Vince as the backcourt

was crazy at that time period. That's a crazy backcourt. I ain't going to lie. I fucked with Lloyd Pierce. He was cool. But that didn't came to be the first day. He said,

look, man, it ain't me. It's upper management. You only going to play 18 minutes. I don't care if you're having a good game, bad game. Get your shit off.

Damn. And walk down. I said, so it don't matter what I do. going to play 18 minutes. I don't care if you're having a good game, bad game. Get your shit off. And walk down. I said, so it don't matter what I do. You only get 18 minutes. Don't matter what you do. You can play the best. You can have 30 points in that 18 minutes. You can only get an 18. Don't worry about it. I said, ain't that a bitch? That's crazy, bro. I used to be like, why it's like that? I have nothing

to do with it. And they just walked out. Is that what, play 48 minutes? Yeah. 18 ain't bad, though That what, play 48 minutes? Yeah. 18 ain't bad though. Yeah, but I remember one game I started against Boston. Oh yeah.

Nigga, I still play 18. How you start the game? Nigga, me and Trey, me and Trey started the backcourt, nigga.

Damn. Nigga, I think I had like 14 in the first half. I'm having a great game against Boston. Nigga, I got to the 18 minute mark, it was like.

Yeah, motherfucker, I remember I sent that text. Yeah, he was like, yeah. Get him. Yeah, he only got 18, yeah. It's a liability. I was like, damn. I was like, fuck, that's crazy. And that's so crazy,

because like even if you look at, people don't understand that that part of basketball is way more important than actual basketball. The business is far more important, whether it be good, better, and different. Because I remember early on here,

PG had a shot count. Yeah. Like, that is normal as abnormal as it is. It's crazy, bro. You got to be in great situations.

That's why people would be complaining about teams and stuff like that. No, your management matters like a motherfucker. Yeah, they was trying to build the young guys

at that time when I was in Atlanta. So, I kind of already knew a situation I was going into. That's why when I said it, like, I didn't want to be there at that time because I wasn't in the phase of my career to be, like, playing A-team. I was trying to win. And, like, shit, if I'm hooping, I'm hooping. Let's win.

But they was awesome. Like, we developing these young guys. Man, I wasn't the perfect guy For development I was I was toxic I wasn't even doing nothing wrong I just joked the whole time Like

Nigga if I have a bad game I'm tearing I'm roasting them Well you get to play 36 minutes And you had 8 points Man you sad as hell I used to say that shit

Every day They needed that though They needed that though But see your time there Versus your time in Boston Was different though. But see, your time there versus your time in Boston was different though. You was chilling out there.

It was cool. Nah, but I started off playing so I just was ass. You did get hella tickled when you first got to Boston. Yeah, the first thing. I played like 25 minutes.

I had 20, I think like 19 or 20 the first game. Nigga, they like, oh, okay, yeah, we got it. You can win six minutes a year.

That shit was bad fast. I couldn't make a layup. I could hit threes. I couldn't make a layup, but he didn't have rules like that. Like, you got to hoop. You got to hoop.

So, even like when my time was coming to an end, I started playing better. I started playing more again. I was playing like 18 to 25 minutes, but it wasn't like, Atlanta, it didn't matter what you did.

Like, Jabari Parker was on the bench. Evan Turner, they told that nigga, you can't even dress. Like you can't do nothing. I remember I hold time. I'm like, E.T., why you on dress? Why you on?

This is last year. They needed to trade him. They let him play the last game. He ain't played the whole year. He played one game. That's like the third game I was there because they needed to trade him. He got the dress. This does show he was healthy.

He went out there. We was playing Boston. He went out there. We was playing Boston. He went out there. Damn. I traded the next day. I was like, God damn. This shit filthy.

It's a wicked league, man. And that's crazy because he could have got there and got the bullshit. I'm saying. Yeah. I ain't moving. You got to trade.

Love ET. Shout out to ET. Before we get out of here, we're going to say how that team, Timberwolves, obviously the season's over. What do y'all feel like

that team needs? Because a lot of people I've been seeing on the internet saying they should just run it back next year, maybe make a key additions, like smaller additions, like maybe a six-man type role.

What y'all feel like that team need next year to go to the next level or to stay where they at? Man, I thought about that. I like their team, but they need like a bona fide

second scorer on the bench. Like, I don't know who they could get, but they need a scoring guard on the second bench. Like,

if they could find a Jamal Crawford type guy off the bench, they'd be good. I don't know who that is. I seen Nick Young on Twitter. He was talking about,

he said CJ McCollum, even a Jordan Crawford type, not Jordan Crawford, damn. Jordan Clarkson? Yeah, there we Crawford, damn. Jordan Clarkson? Yeah, there we go. Oh yeah,

Jordan Clarkson would fit perfect with them. I could see that. Yeah, that'd be good. Hell yeah. That'd be good. That was dope to see.

I don't know if they need a point guard now because Mike is still good, but I feel like that's a position that probably could probably help them too. Yeah,

they just need another scorer. Like a guy, like no offense to Mike. Mike does a great job of managing that team. But if they, another guy that can actually play at the end of the game, that can, like, take a little pressure off of A.E. to score. Like, you know, this guy can make a shot to where he can create. They don't got no creators.

That's what I was thinking, too. If they get another guard who can create offense, obviously get an advantage every time. But if they can get another guard who can create more obviously get an advantage every time but if they can get another guard who can create more for them to make it easier for them to score

in the clutch so A ain't got to carry as much in the low at the end of the game I think that'd be crazy too I ain't gonna talk about what the Pacers need we straight

no y'all not we straight another bonafide star y'all need a revamp we need a fucking small forward y'all need

we ain't had a small forward in a long time Pascal a fucking small forward. Y'all need to be real. We ain't had a small forward a long time. Pascal can play small forward. Y'all just need better players. No, no, our team, he has to play the forward on our team to be the team we need. He has to play the forward. Y'all need Paul George. Crazy as sound.

Y'all need Paul George, bro. I said that. Y'all slammed me for saying that a while ago. I feel so many ways about that. I'm not mad at it. I said that a Y'all slammed me for saying that a while ago. I feel so many ways about that. I'm not mad at it. I said that a long time ago. But the problem is, there's going to be a crazy expectation

if he comes to this team that I don't think we're ready to live up to. Oh, y'all not going to live up to it. That's my problem. The player y'all need is Paul George. Y'all need Paul George and Jimmy Butler. I'll take Jimmy Butler in a heartbeat. I ain't mad at the PG reunion,

but I just feel like that come with too much. Like you said, we not going to live up to that expectation. Y'all not going to live up to heartbeat. I ain't mad at the PG reunion, but I just feel like that come with too much that, like you said, we not going to live up to the expectation. I don't even want to go through that. We just had a decent season.

I don't need that type of stress, bro. PG and Hallie in the backcourt is fire. No, elite. But the problem is that when we lose a game and there's a game

win or miss, we're going to get fucking flamed. And we're not the strongest mentally team. Nah, but y'all need PG. Like, and now thatall need PG. Like, and now that he comfortable,

like, kind of playing second fiddle, and like, I'm just cooling my row. He need, like, that'd be a cool vibe. Like,

let Tyrese still be him. Like, he going to get so many open shots with Tyrese and how fast they play, how open they play. He shoot a bunch of threes anyway. It's a good fit for him,

actually. But, I mean, I'm sure he don't want to leave L.A. I feel him, bro. I wouldn't come back here either. I mean, you get to drive your Ferraris

and all that shit. Sonny, fuck it. They want to keep him, though. I want to go out there, too. They want to keep him. They do want to keep him. I would imagine shit.

Who, L.A.? Yeah. They do, but I don't feel like they want to give him a max, and I think that's why we ain't got to that point yet. They will. You think so?

He's an amazing basketball player, bro. Oh, for sure. We know how PG works. But if Indiana was to give PG the max, him and Siakam, that ain't a bad crew. I'ma be hard, bro. Y'all be cold. Y'all been saying, grab PG.

PG would, like you said, Siakam and Tyrese, bro. Then them hard ain't got to feel the pressure, bro. Y'all be cold. Y'all been saying, grab PG. PG with, like he said, Siakam and Tyrese, bro. Then them hard ain't got to feel the pressure, bro. He got to be the man. He don't got to feel like Michael Jordan no more. I'm going to tell you right now,

if we hit Paul George in this team, there won't be a Nimhart and there probably won't be a Benedict Mather on our team anymore, which I'm cool with. If that's what it is, fuck it.

If we're going to try to do something in a short window span, I ain't mad at it. But again, that's the thing. Y'all only got like three or four years of PG. Yeah. Man, y'all got to get rid of Macaulay Culkin.

TJ. Get him out of here, bro. Let him be free, bro. Now, last episode you said keep TJ Nash. Now you trying to shit my boy out. What's up, man? You worse than me. I'm saying for the PG inquiry.

Who the second person? I'm like, what's another? If y'all can't get PG, who? I mean, Jimmy Butler, he's not coming to Indiana. Under no circumstances. Yeah, under no circumstances would he be an Indiana Pacer. I would love to have him. Would y'all take Brandon Ingram?

Hell yeah, I'll take Brandon Ingram. And a heartbeat as a small forward. I'm something on that. I love that. And we got something that we could give them because they want to guard. We can get TJ McConnell. No, we keep them to their natch. I'm something on that. I love that. And we got something that we could give them because they want a guard. I can get TJ McConnell. No, we're not. We keep them to their natch.

I can have them hard. We give up Nippy. They need a point guard. They're going to take, they're going to want TJ McConnell, Jarese Walker, and something else.

Would y'all take a Zach Levine? No. They want him for the dirt. No. Give them up for the dirt. They disrespected my boy. They was like, hey, just run the EBT and two second round. They giving him up for the dirt. Yeah, they disrespecting my boy. They was like, hey, just run the EBT

and two second rounders and y'all can get Zach. Yeah, but you want to take him for the load? If Zach healthy, I want something. I don't know, team. Why not?

He fit y'all. He play fast. Shoot a bunch of threes. Fast as fuck, bro. Y'all need an athletic wing. I think Zach Levine is cold. I'm not, this is not me. I think he is cold.

I don't think we can afford him, bro. Why? Because he on a max deal. You got to give anybody the max. You got to give PG the same type of paper. Yeah, but PG max is going to be a little bit cheaper because it's going to be a new deal. Nah, his max is going to be more.

His max is on like the old max. He probably getting like 41 right now or something. PG is going to be getting like 55. Dog. I seen with, 51 or some shit like that. Jimmy said, I need 55.

And that's just like, we'll figure it out. You know what I'm saying? Like, that shit gonna be crazy. Zach Levine probably on the 41. That's a good card, bro.

The Zach Levine definitely can go to the Pacers, bro. For sure. Y'all need to get well soon, player, immediately. Immediately. Y'all need more help

than the Jimbo Wolves, for sure. Zach Levine's on the five-year 215. That ain't bad. Yeah, he can afford that. What year are they in that contract? He's in year three, right? Yeah. So we'd have to pay him that

for two more years or one more year and do a plus one. Boy, they lucky they ain't get teased or shit like that. There would not be a Colon 520 podcast

if T-Mobile... What if I'm going to be hosted in Miami with the baddies? They'd be serving us drinks. A little brown would be a bad form attendant. Oh, God.

This would be the real Daz and Prash. It'd be more than just gum and cologne in there. Nope. I don't love Percocets. Miley Percocets. You should just go for having that as a hook-a-long.

Bro, it was played on Main Street Radio. And they bleeped out half a song. That is fucking crazy, bro. That's crazy. All right, man. We about to get up out of here, be here, and tell the people they can buy some merch. ShopClub520.com, baby. We need to get up out of here. Be here and tell the people they can buy some merch. ShopClub520.com, baby. We need to start putting

the shit up on YouTube. Percocet. Like showing ShopClub520. Yeah, like random pop-ups. Hey, how is that like a song for me? Percocet. That is crazy, bro. And if you take both of them,

that's a hell of a night. Yeah, but I'm saying you got to sound like I just fucked your bitch with some Gucci flip-flops that still rocks, bro. Future the guy, bro. I keep telling y'all, bro. Bro, that's a hell of a night. Yeah, but I'm saying you got to song, I Just Fucked Your Bitch with some Gucci flip-flops that still rocks, bro. Future the God, bro. I keep telling y'all, bro.

Bro, that is crazy, bro. It's for dope, bro. That shit just really ran, though. It was requested. Yeah. That's crazy. Shout out to him, bro. That's how I know

our world fucked up. They like, yeah, play that Molly Percocets. Amen. And that's what the Caucasian people do that song. They're like, the Molly fucked up. They like, yeah, play that Molly Percocets. Amen. And that's what the Caucasian people do that song. The Molly song?

I'm like, what? The Molly song right here on the right here. I said, oh, this is crazy. They fuck with it.

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