Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague REACTS to Pacers & Siakam deal, playing in Big 3, JJ Redick to Pistons?

Episode Date: June 20, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 77 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the guys discuss Pascal Siakam’s new contract with the Indiana Pacers, the crazy NBA offseason ahead, Monty Williams getting fired by the Detroit Pistons, and whether JJ Redick should become the next coach of the Los Angeles Lakers or another team. Jeff talks about playing in the Big 3, Gervonta Davis' KO of Frank Martin, and much more. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Another episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. Same gang with me to my left. My dog, Bishop B.N. out the pearlies. How you doing, Nasty? Cool, Nasty. Let's get to it, baby.

I'm ready. Hey, man, listen, I almost pulled you today man so hot outside didn't have a motherfucking towel boy keep it bro keep it he'll be sweating like a motherfucker no I'm just putting him out here if you're not get well soon shout out to Petey Popo to my dog. Damn, he died? Nah, he not. I was like, damn, gotta tell him next to Mark. My right, Mark, he was just on TV, bro. Next to Mark. I can't wait to mark him when he does his show.

I thought you said Martin. I said Martin. Well, I said introduce him next to me. I don't know if we're gonna get a bad boy spot. Never mind. To my right, my dog, young Nacho, young T.

How you work, man? Man, I'm in the movement process, so yeah, these my, these really my house shoes, bro, because I know I'm out of pocket, but I wear tennis shoes around the house. Damn. Yeah. I don't like house shoes.

They make my feet fucked up. I fuck with them. I always wear tennis shoes. You fuck with the house shoes? No, I don't wear house shoes. I was talking about those. Oh, yeah. Them comfy boys for sure.

I'm a sly nigga. Yeah. I usually don't wear these outside. I usually wear them for the house. But fuck it. I had a rough day nigga Yeah I usually don't wear these outside I usually wear them for the house But Fuck it I was already I had a rough day It's all good

Hey man That moving process Is one of the Worst things on earth Oh my god It's one of the worst I don't think there's He just did it

But moving sucks Even when you got movers Even when you Moving sucks bro Yeah It's my last time I'm never moving again If I move

I was gonna be Buying a house somewhere, and we just going to leave everything else at this house. I'm not doing it no more. Y'all ever get the call to, hey, can you help me move? Never. Yeah? Yeah. I still fuck with it.

I ain't mad at it. I'm going to help my niggas move that shit. I swear to God, I'm going to send you $300. You sending the cash up, though? I'm going to send you $300. Hey, call this nigga two men in the truck call me real quick call me we slide we got the uhaws and the fifth f-150s nigga ready i like that shit though it'd be cool bro the crazy part is black people always trying to pay

people for moving with pizza nigga i don't want no John's. It's too hot to be moving, man. I got a family of five, bro, so I'll make sure niggas are straight. I don't do niggas greasy, bro. There's too many people in my house to be, so I know. Niggas moving five, six beds, five TVs. That's tough. Eight TVs, damn. Shout out to Buck.

Buck helped me move and shit. That's a lot, bro. Man, I seen a nigga move a bunk bed. I said, oh, that's tough. You ever seen a nigga move a washer and dryer? I helped him move his washer and dryer.

Boy, y'all niggas is different. Upstairs. Oh, God. Moving a washer and dryer for y'all niggas is. When I lived in a condo. Hey, we bust that bitch down two to five thirty minutes

on me. We got active. I'm going to shout out because I leave my washer and dryer. Fuck that. We not moving. It was. I get a new type of

shirt when it's time to move, bro. It just. But a dryer, that was cool. But that motherfucking washer, I say, hey, bro,

we're going to have to figure this shit out. Put that bitch on that dolly, bro. Step on it, pull it back. I've been moving shit since I was like nine.

My daddy was damn near used to treat me like a jailbird and just got out. We've been moving shit all over the hood for a long time keep it gangster that motherfucker staying right there we're gonna have to get something new

and the nigga's gonna bring that motherfucker hey honestly that's the most underrated thing ever will you buy something now delivery option i'm not picking it up no i love my washer bro i just did take it to this new spot we at but i that motherfucker travel for sure man my dad my old school washer nigga i don't like the new shit i like the for the look i guess the new shit but the old shit worked better bro i got the stackable ones and i hate them the old school ones bro you get so much more done bro yeah bro me i i had different never mind because they don't think i'm stunning or something though no talking shit we had five washers and dryers so we had all different cars huh in a house yeah at once yeah damn one of those last one yeah one in our room the pool washer

cottage washer uh the regular washer and we had the the basement yeah the gym everybody have no washing dryers fire oh yeah i had a p had it set up where, the gym. Everybody have no washing dryers. Fire. Oh, yeah. I had a... P had it set up where all the hoop shit went. I had to take it to the gym. Damn.

Like, don't even wash your clothes. Like, nigga, that's straight for basketball shit. That was on some wild shit, though. We ain't doing that. We don't got that in the new crib. That's fire shit. I've never heard of that. Nah, that's fire I never heard that now I'm

they got two you know one upstairs because they got four stories but to have five sets yeah y'all

y'all living different I know you didn't move them no wonder why I'm so fucking able people have to really chat people

to make shout out to the new movie with the mix Shout out to the Do move in Taco Taco Boy there's enough Epidermis in the world to move five watches and drives That's sick bro

I would be so mad Like why the fuck are you taking all this shit Bro Watches are heavier than a bitch, bro. That's what I'm saying. Oh, my God. I ain't take that from my own house. I had three in my own house.

I was doing this shit. Oh, man. That is scary. Hey, man, I got to ask. How was it playing in the big three? That was a time, bro. I ain't going to lie. You know how we used to make fun of it?

Not fun of it, but we used to be like, yo, you got to give me this to go to the Big 3 and shit. I actually had a great time, bro. Like to see guys that you once played against play with, like going against Paul Mills at the first game. That was fun as hell, man. To see Paul still got it. He got hurt at the end of the game. That's what's going to happen to old guys.

But he's still cold. I seen the dunk. He's still cold. Greg Monroe nice. Oh, God. Oh, God. But to see like them guys that I knew growing up, he's still cold i've seen a dunk he's not he's still called greg monroe nice me oh god oh god but to see like them guys that i knew growing up see joe johnson my old vet he giving me a hard time all these guys man it's cool just to reminisce about all the time and still feel like you kind of in the nba a little bit they treat you great that's what i like um i wasn't in no middle seat when i flew what's your hotel look like it wasn't delta oh respect

so i wouldn't i wasn't sitting in no middle seat i had a nice first class seat i met her actually a really cool person on the flight though but no it was really cool man i i enjoyed my time that nigga didn't even talk in that middle seat you probably sit next to a cool motherfucker nah yeah we had, though. Me and her, she told me she was going to watch the podcast. She was an older lady. She was really nice. Her kids were sitting, you know, they was doing well for themselves. Her kids were sitting in the first two seats

in first class. She was sitting next to me and she was just talking about all her kids being doctors and lawyers and stuff. That's fire. At least she didn't put her kids in the economy. Obviously, in appearance in the first class, they put their kids in the ghetto. Nah, they was, nah. They was both all penthouse suites. That's fire. To see you didn't put her kids in the economy. I've been seeing the parents in the first class. They put their kids in the ghetto. Nah, they was both all penthouse suites. That's fire.

To see you and Mook play together on the same team was fire, too. Nah, that's the best thing, bro. Like, having the opportunity to play with my brother. Like, you know, y'all know I tell y'all all the time, that's my favorite person in the world. So, to see him out there having fun and still being on TV and being able to do his thing. And, like, that means the most to me. Like, I wasn't going to play unless Mook was able to play.

So having him on there and even just seeing Paul with all his brothers. That's why I was fired, especially the first game with y'all playing. That's crazy. I was like, man, that's cool, bro. To have an opportunity to put your brothers on there for Mook. I had an opportunity to play with my brother. I always wanted to do that. So it was cool.

Yeah, man, we locked in. Every time the highlight tape came out, niggas tagged us immediately you know what i'm saying come on you get this i didn't make a motherfucking fall though who was who was that markel brown's like nigga your first step is not that vicious yeah i'm gonna smoke young i won't smoke Ballas Life got you on YouTube and this dude following. That's all like, damn, who is that?

They out of pocket for that, but that's like the clip, though. Yeah, I'm trying to get back. I'm trying to get back to hoop and shape, man. I ain't in hoop and form yet, but in about two or three weeks, I'll be there.

Nah, man. I just want, at one point, even if it's an all-star game, please just put a full-court game in. I just want to see a full-court game in the big three one time. Yeah, that'd be hard, bro. This one time, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Full-court would be hard. Nah, I know y'all going to have to play like 20 minutes on the in. I just want to see a full court game in the Big 3 one time. That'd be hard, bro. This one time, man.

Yeah, yeah. Full court would be hard. I know y'all going to have to play like 20 minutes running clock. I know everybody ain't ready for the helping down yet. They should put two teams together. Put four teams. Put two teams together so they make a team. Play five on five one time.

That'd be dope. Come on, Q. Tap in. That'd be fire. Hey, man. NBA cracking off. I like this new rule that if, you know what I'm rule that if it's a player on your team, that you can go ahead and sign him before the draft starts.

I think that's fire. Kind of helps with the strategy. Shout out to my boy, Pascal. Sign that deal. Man, what do you get the max? Not the max, but right near it. Four-year, 189, which is crazy. That's nice.

Hell yeah. I think that's one of the best deals you're going to find because that TV deal going up, everybody about to be getting 50 or 60 next couple years. To lock him in on a deal like that is crazy. Shout out to Monte Williams for getting fired on Juneteenth, but shout out to him for coming up on Juneteenth because, boy, he did a terrible job last year,

and he is living a life. He got 60 million. Come on, bro. They got to pay him out that 60. He got to get all that. And Phoenix is still paying him, too. Damn, Phoenix still home like a dog he damn he's gonna get probably about 100 mil from both of them deals and probably 75 of that's in dead weight shout out to monty william that nigga

living the dream yeah monty go get you a freak then you straight he just got remarried he just got remarried oh you know r.i.p i'm just saying bro get you live your life bro shout out to eric exposure exposure yeah he did it right but shout out to it i didn't mean to say that i'm having a good time tonight i didn't mean to say that now shout out to smoke i don't know if your wife has alimony or not. So I'm sorry. Not on a new deal. That's why they waited. They waited till that. That is still elite.

That's fire. But I wonder. Never mind. I don't wonder. I don't want to know. Matter of fact, P, don't even listen. Because if motherfucker, you know alimony. Oh, man.

But no. Hey, that is crazy, man. I love the fact that you see everybody getting money now i'm i'm really excited to see what's gonna happen the next week with the draft and everything going on um i think decisions need to be made obviously with coaching staff you got a lot of coaches who are still in purgatory yeah they talk about jj might look into the detroit job and nobody wants that detroit job no i think actually if i'm if I'm JJ, I want the Detroit job before I want the L.A. job. Interesting.

For practice, bro. Because you got room for error. Yes. You don't have no room for error in L.A. You have a bad season in L.A., they want your head. You have a bad season in Detroit, we expect you to have a bad season. Monty, he was getting paid so much money that it was like, yo, you supposed to change this shit in one year. He was getting a crazy amount of money to be a coach. Yeah, bro.

Close near. Like, he was getting 10 plus a year. Yeah. So, now if J.J. goes, if J.J. gets 5, 6 million, 7 as a first-year coach with a whole bunch of young guys, he can make that his team. They don't have a team. They don't have guys that got established roles. Coaching LeBron, Anthony Davis, who's been in the league for 20 plus years 15 plus year

however long they've been in the league you know what you're about to get from them and expectations is high here there's no expectations bro that's real you know i mean that's how i felt about him going to charlotte but i can also understand why he didn't want that charlotte drop either i mean that they they got a lot going on at least in detroit you know kate cunningham's gonna play yep you know jayden ivy's gonna play you know Cade Cunningham's going to play. You know Jaden Ivey's going to play. You know, what's my big guy name? The big that they drafted? Jalen Dern.

Jalen Dern going to play. You got three people right there that you know is going to play. You're going to get another first round pick. You got one of the twins out there. You got a core. That's a young core, but you get an opportunity. You know some of them are going to play. Charlotte LaMelo plays that's a young core but you get an opportunity you know some of them are gonna play charlotte

lamello plays 25 of the year my nigga gonna be healthy b miller's great then uh what's my boy ryan bridges well miles probably not being charlotte he's gonna be in charlotte they said he might be in detroit either way side of pride made a call for that. They said he might be in Detroit. Either way, Sada probably made a call for that. We don't need Miles Bridges in Detroit. Either way, bro. You got Grant Williams in Charlotte. Your core,

no offense to Charlotte, your core not as bright as Detroit's. I can see that. Mark Williams is good. LaMelo's great. Miles Bridges is good. B. Miller's cold, though, too. B. Miller's cold.

But I'll take Cade Cunningham, J. Nivey. Durant is nice, bro. Listen, during that process when he was getting evaluated, I was like, the Pacers, we need a big. I was like, we should try to go after him. I mean, it didn't happen. He's nice. He's nice.

And they still got a young James Wiseman. He hasn't really panned out to what we think he can be, but seven foot that can move like that. Yeah, he can run the four-round good. Yeah, he just need a guy that can, a coach that will believe in him. And maybe a J.J. Redick or a younger guy can give him some belief. Monte Williams was, he a tough coach. Like, I played against him.

I watched him coach teams. He a tough coach. He's a great coach, but he's a tough coach. And for a young group. He be hard on them players. He had that relationship. He went from being a valuable piece to he just like, fuck you. Yeah, it's just a tough coach for him.

Start off slow, JJ. Nah, you know what it is. And Stephen A talking about black coaches being upset that he got that podcast situation and coaching coaching steven that wasn't black coaches that was you the podcast nobody's he is not start talking about that podcast shit until jay they start getting that job reference bro that's that's a different type of play bro coaches don't give a fuck about that podcast at all bro they don't and you shouldn't care either bro because you are your own network but that's a different conversation for a different day what black coach care it only like six of them yeah that bro listen they already know the cards to stack against them they don't give a fuck about a podcast mark jackson got his own podcast

he definitely did but i'm just saying like i'm saying black coaches in the nba bro they already know they numbered oh yeah they don't got room for error, so they not about to speak on JJ Reddick that ESPN loves and that everybody kind of universally loves. Nobody's about to speak on JJ Reddick. But if you read Between the Lines, JJ Reddick's podcast is not ESPN affiliated

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Freaky Bill, bro. That video of him creeping out the house with no shirt on, bro. The National, he got a new shorty that's 24. 24 is out of pocket, though. Oh, that's... Bill Kelly! Nah, y''m not. Oh, that's. Oh, Bill Kelly. Nah, y'all not going to do Bill like that. But he slid out the house without a shirt on.

He a free ass nigga, bro. Bill 72 and got him of an of aged woman. She's 24. Granted that you don't like the age gap, but she is still a grown adult. He's 72. Get your shit off.

Listen, go to hell R. Kelly. Cause if you fucked with that shit off, bro. Listen, go to hell, R. Kelly. Because if you fucked with that lady when she was a minor, go to hell. But you didn't get. She was weak, too. She was 10, bro. Who gives a fuck? No, not 10, bro.

I'm talking about when she became an adult. I seen her swag. It wasn't it. The woman that he married to be doing the dance classes, You got to be the sickest to out freak R Kelly You gotta be a fucking demon of mass proportions. I kind of meet her anyway, that's most black people Should hit My shit beer should hit no the nose BBL

But I'm just saying, like, he didn't get convicted for that, whatever happened with the trial. If he did that, and then I believe he did, go to hell. Fuck him. I don't give a fuck. But when that other case, when them women were of age, nah, bro. Whatever he was doing, fuck him and Bill Belichick, bro.

He's not raping or sexing or assaulting these women, bro. Bill didn't do nothing, bro. That's just... For Bill to be an old... Y'all knocking Bill because he's walking out with his shirt off, bro. That's what we do. Nah, bro. You can't walk through this.

You're too old to be a sneaky link, bro. It has to be an ace. I'm going to be a sneaky link. 24, bro. I'm upset. Matter of fact, never mind. Let me take that back. Shout out to Bill, bro.

He's a real nigga. He was our game, bro. He was a real nigga. He got game, bro. He's a 24-year-old at 74. Yeah, you ought to put yourself in his position, bro. I'm saying to be 72 and you can still bag something that, you feel me, that's still delicate. My fault. Respect. What did Bill?

I'm a whole ass nigga. It was my fault. Yeah. Because you got game, bro. I don't know if Bill got game, but Bill out of pocket. I don't want to see Bill Belichick walking out nowhere with his shirt off. That's bad. That's bad body language.

That's all bad. Hey, man, I got to ask y'all. How y'all feel about the Chris Brown meet and greet? Because I've been seeing a lot of people. It's been breaking up households. It's been breaking up households. When we going to do a 520 meet and greet? I'm wowing.

That's for DJ. 200. Damn, you're going for 200? DJ for the for the for his transgressions 200 for the freaky pick hey that's great he put his leg up picking them up i made a mean green to be cool but he's getting 1100 yeah the mean green is cool have you been seeing a nigga spain 1100 to do the mean green to take pictures Hold on Talk about Bro it's

Niggas been doing Dragon Ball Z poses And everything bro Oh yeah I saw that It was cool A nigga paid 1100 To do a Dragon Ball Z pose Yeah bro

That was cool I respect Chris Brown He got the You know he got the Jig of the century But nah bro I mean for a dude to do it Is out of pocket

I'm just saying I'm talking about the Dragon Ball I'm not even into Dragon Ball Z shit But I I've seen the polls. The nigga was trying to roast dude, but they didn't even know what he was doing for real. I knew what he was doing, but I'm still roasting him because that's nasty. Oh, yeah. You out of pocket.

I'm talking about people trying to say he was left-handed. Oh, nah. That's a real- I definitely was on that group. If you pay $1,100 to take a Dragon Ball- No, you're out of pocket for sure, bro. I'm not paying no money you windmilling he left-handed bro you elite athleticism bro that's great

bro top five all the time bro that's out of pocket bro no chris brown he big girls he don't discriminate come on he grabbing the cakes whoa hold on he's grabbing cakes that's what that's what he said i'm gonna take a pic i grabbing cakes that's what that's what dude said he said I'm not gonna take a pic I ain't gonna see all that what did you expect oh

dude he grabbing they cakes with the bro what is 520 starting the the cameos whenever the day's ready bro we don't got no album

y'all we don't have don't take me down we don't have none are they requesting them and grabbing the cakes yes bro it's up

that's what Chris Brown he's not violating these girls he's like what kind of pictures do you want she's like grab my ass

one of them best pick them up you know what I mean Chris Brown you are the man he fucked up that girl's household well

a couple of them well the nigga you know what shout out to dude too you know what I mean I don't believe in putting your information all on the internet

like that but he said his girl was already cheating before he said chris brown just drew the straw so he paid 1100 to find out his girl was cheating i think she ran it she might have ran on his debit card but i know she ran it she took the picture he's like all right bitch that's enough he had a foot only fan all right caught you with little curtis and now now you going with breezy i said bro i ain't mad just let it go bro like breezy can like breezy can hit your girl if he really want to i mean it's one thing when you expediting and paying the bread to get into there i'm not paying for my to uh to take my joint down but on a given night it's probably a good chance if

chris brown really wants your girl Yeah bro It's probably going Bro they play his album When they was washing up When I was 15 16 That's a legend man Shout out to Chris Brown As long as it rules

It's both ways bro Oh yeah I'll take I'll take Who's girl Karuchi Yeah Karuchi

Can't wait Karuchi Rihanna Shit I'm going I don't know Nig Ruchi, Rihanna. I'm going to the top. Nigga, Lawswick got down. The Stone Cold Stunt.

I ain't into the trade-offs. Nah, we ain't. Nah, they don't swap it out, but, boy, listen, you get mine, I'm definitely going to get yours. I'm going to probably have a little bit more. They get back all of my albums and I'm out of pocket, boy. I was on TMZ one time. Hey, what are we doing? Don't pull up the article.

I'm not even sure. Mike, what are we doing at Viagra commercial? Man, what? Oh, it's the Rektel dysfunction. Damn, I forgot the name. Don't say Viagra. Y'all doing what? I want to be the vocal.

Yes, you are. Run, bro. Run, run. I'm having a good time today. But what? Hold on. What are y'all talking about? So they hit us.

We got a couple of opportunities for y'all. And one of them was for erectile dysfunction. Yeah. Who called? Nigga, you called it. Oh, I didn't call it. I'm not doing that ad, bro. I'm not.

I don't got erectile dysfunction. That's a B&I, so I can't wait for that. You doing that ad? Yes, bro. Why? I'm dressing up. I want to wear a shirt, tie. I'm with the whole Foolish on Swap.

I can't wait. $45.20 for the game, bro. One time off for the team. Why are we promoting that? It matters, bro. You want to do $35, $36. $36, bro. The-20 for the game, bro. One time for the team. Why are we promoting that? Because it matters, bro. You're with your 35-36.

36, bro. The Shrocker still work, bro. But why are we going to promote that? What little

Chris said, stand up. That bitch get up there. Hey, he already ate the honey pack at this point.

Oh, yeah. That's it. Eric's son. E-R-O-X-O-N. Eric's son? Eric's son. You might see that at the gas station that's not like a computer fire shout out to erickson brand ambassador hold on but is that a pill or something yeah hopefully i got chewables because i don't swallow pills. But I'm tapping all the way in. The freaky edibles is crazy.

Oh, man. All right, honey pack already. You feel me? I think a fake page reached out, but. No, that was a real page. No, that was him. They wrote me before. Oh, for real?

I'm sure that was like our first ad was to do honey packs. Oh, well, shit. We need to tap back in fully. I'd be thinking of spam. Bro, I'm a coach bro that ain't that is crazy yeah you a coach bro i'm not what's worse the meet and greets or these 20 verse one challenges they want to have an old boy when he walked up and everybody immediately popped a balloon was

great bro no they picked that guy send them to me i lost his job now no that's the one who was talking greasy toddler he said hey i can pull out a hundred thousand dollars right now can you he went down the line roasting like so you can't be roasting the girls i gotta send me this before the show bro what happened the 20 verse one is fire bro would you do 20 verse one oh yes sir let's get it set up indy yes sir 520 20 verse 1 we doing it with B come on yes sir that's content too long content

no yeah as long as Lady approves if Lady approves I'm for sure doing it bro bro the dude was talking all that fried shit I do they spammed

they spammed his job he's a plumber they got that man fired from his job he was in there talking greasy to him oh so they got

he got fired yes bro why what they say they they called his job and blew that shit up just harassing harassing yeah bro he gotta get a lawsuit bro yeah because y'all was disrespecting me first i could talk back yeah that's a lot he went through he said i got 100k i can pull it out can you can you can you i like him i like you can't be one of those type of things i like shows though bro nah you gotta be careful man

cause niggas ain't got shit to lose so who got all the balloons pop all the some nigga with no neck some little slow dude he pulled up with a scully they said he said damn for real

but every time I see it I laugh I'm like damn boy the little light skin girl said when I get mad and I be fucking, I like to grab my nigga naked. You ain't got one, so. I can't hit you.

Hey, that's you. Hey, hold on. That's the dude. That's the plumber. Oh, that's the plumber. Yeah, he lost his gear. That nigga strong. Yeah, that nigga.

That nigga, bro. What the fuck? Man, I was cracking up. Nah, I was going to say, he might his gig. That nigga strong. Yeah, that nigga, bro. What the fuck? Man, I was cracking up. Nah, I was going to say, he might get too upset. But that was laughing. I was like, boy, if Kevin said he was going to be here for the 20 vs. 1 challenge. Oh, it's been love. Oh, I got something.

Damn, I'm glad y'all said that. For some reason, I was scrolling YouTube this morning, and Joy Taylor Said something about What she want With the guys And it was like They either gotta be Fine Funny Or they gotta have money

And she was like Emphasis on Fucking money And like to hear that From her It's like Damn Who's Joy Taylor

She like FS1 FS1 Her and Taylor Rooks Got a podcast Oh yeah Okay I didn't know her name Taylor Rooks Got a podcast Oh yeah Okay

I didn't know her name Taylor Rooks said But Joy Taylor said She You Gotta have some cheese To fuck with her I mean you know

It's crazy What's cheese to her Cause she make a lot of money And then her brother is Yeah come on Yeah him So it's like Damn

You gotta be a millionaire For her You definitely have to be a millionaire I ain't mad at her I ain't mad at her because she make good money she can afford her lifestyle that she wants facts facts that's my only thing to be pretty like that and to hear that i know that that probably like hurt some niggas oh yeah but that is that i'm sure that has not stopped niggas from shooting it's like oh okay i was gonna say something i don't want to know people take what i say and be offended but i like it because i respect what she said because it's like the

honesty like bro don't even approach me if you ain't in my caliber you know what i'm saying i mean know your lane though i think women should have standards as we should too but like know your lane you know i fucked with it though like you just can't be asked for a millionaire you eating hot frito yeah you eating fucking wasn't walking tacos for a millionaire. You eating hot Fritos. You eating fucking walking tacos for dinner. If you can't put no money in your Chanel bag, then you can't talk like Joe Taylor. I fucked with what she said. That was hard.

That's what they said. You give out a purse, you're supposed to fill it up. Who said that? That's what they said. Yeah, they lost me. Hold on, you say you buy a purse You got to fill it up, man. That's what they say. You got to fill it up, too.

That's Chanel. With the Chanel five. Gucci Mane. Put five in there. I'm Gucci Mane. Damn, that ain't a bad bag. Nah. I used to be Michael Kors.

Child to MK with all the print on the side. Oh. Bitch, you'll get some MK shoes. Oh, the coach is vicious. Vera Bradley. They used to call me Coach T. Getting the coach first

with the coach shoes, oh, that is nasty. But if you, coach ain't bad though. If you get like a, oh, the solid color coach.

with the C's. Damn. Not the Chanel's. The freaking, the freaking print is crazy. I hate the freaking print on shoes. I hate the Gucci freaking print. I hate the freaking print on shoes I hate the Gucci freaking print

I got the Michael Kors shoes With the Michael Kors bag Nasty work But that was You got that probably early With the watch Yeah, that was early Buster down

Buster down There was a time where niggas Was wearing Michael Kors watches Oh, I'm not sure Buster down Yes, bro They had the diamonds around On the bust of Michael Kors

That was before 2012 He bought that before 2012. Definitely 2009. Yeah. It was elite then, for sure. Buster down with the Michael Kors. In 2024, you get to MK, you asking for an argument when you get home. But they bringing it back, though.

Like, they brought Coach back. Coach is swagging now. Not with all the freaky print on the shoes and bags and shit, but just the regular solid shit. It's solid, bro. Where did you go after Michael Kors? Because I went to Burberry. Damn, you went crazy. That's when the new contract

kicked in. The contract kicked in. Well, you turned into a trick. You was around. I went to Burberry. You were from Macy's to Saks. The Burberry. You was supposed to go to North from Rack.

Damn. The Rack. You was supposed to go Michael Korn, like, Veer, like, Mark Jacob, Veer Bradley. I missed those. Oh. Went straight to the league. I fucked with it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Burberry's league? Burberry's league. For sure. Burberry Baggins League. Veer Bradley. For sure. Burberry bag is lead. Vera Bradley is still respectful. That's if you go to work every day, you work and you really love your girl.

If you go to work every day. Well, P don't love. P will curse me the fuck out. But P would have took that bag back in the day. No. The first thing I ever bought P was some Balenciaga shoes. Because you was clowning. And she told me,

I don't wear goofy shoes. What are the sock runners? Nah, these were some purple Balenciaga shoes. Because you was clowning. And she told me, I don't wear goofy shoes. What are the sock runners? Nah, these were some purple Balenciaga. She was like, yeah, these never got worn. Yeah,

but if you bought her a purse, bro, it'd have been cool. First bag I bought. If you bought P a 2009, if y'all was fucking around 2009, you bought her a Michael Kors bag, she'd have been cool.

Nah, because when I met, when I seen P in 2009, I ain't going to bullshit you. She had a Chanel bag and I was like, how the fuck? Who the fuck? And who? because that was not because when i met when i seen p in 2009 i ain't gonna bullshit you she had chanel bag and i was like how the fuck who the fuck and who i didn't say p wasn't trying i'm just saying the time he was she was like oh that's cool i don't think she would have been like man get the fuck out of here with that bag today yeah that's an argument you're gonna have a long week

she was very happy with the micro Kors. Yeah, for sure. She actually was like, damn, you got the whole wide. I'd like bust you down, baby. You know how to do it. The bust down. It came. That is at a pawn shop right now. Mine, the Michael Kors package is crazy.

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on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts listen man Javante Davis last week one of the most disrespectful things

I've ever seen in my life is to knock a nigga out and then do a backflip 10 seconds later yeah that's the shit I seen in the hood legendary nigga bro on West Side Story I my life is to knock a nigga out and then do a backflip 10 seconds later yeah that's the shit i seen the hood legendary nigga bro on west side sort of guy i seen a nigga not i'm richard curry bro i ain't gonna lie i'm shouting you out my nigga richard curry knocked the nigga out and did a backflip that's crazy at 109 i went to elementary school called 109 the park outside he fought i ain't gonna lie richard curry beat me up too when he was little

too but he didn't he beat another nigga up that day he knocked him out and did a backflip in the park outside. He fought. I ain't gonna lie, Richard Curry beat me up too when we was little too. But he beat another nigga up that day. He knocked him out and did a backflip. Shout out to Richard Curry. Shout out to Game, bro. He was cool as hell. He fought me, got me together,

got my act right. I ain't gonna lie. He got me together. He tied me up. He tied my boy up. Everybody had them defining moments. First time I wouldn't gotten gunned. Yep.

Man. Yeah. That's right, don't feel the origin story. That was I wouldn't have gotten a gun. Yep. Oh, damn. Man. Yeah. That's right. Don't feel the origin story. That was like the little nigga. That was like Orlando. That's why you like Orlando Brown. When he did that on Jamie Foxx.

With a little nigga stalling. Y'all ever see the meme when a little fat boy get beat up? He was like, go get the gun. I said, damn. I'm going to smoke some shit. OB wants to go grab that gistro out of Jamie Ruhl, nigga. He was about to smoke shit on that motherfucking Sandlot. I wonder why he love OB like that.

Yeah, that's the first time I say, yeah. What 50 Cent going to get the strap for? Get the strap. I was like, yeah, he's going to get the strap. Please. Something totally different now. but we're 50 size go get the strap get the strap I was like yeah go get the strap please something totally different now shout out to all

the studs they both in the trunk the studs that while I put it on them while they walking around was crazy

all some real shit if I find out who you are since you a stud I might swig there's a motherfucker in my party that had the strap on in her pants

and was dancing with motherfuckers at the Hendrix experience this is a true story and I find out you're in my party punk faggot I'm calling find out you're in my party. Pump fake it. I'm calling security. Do not be in my party dancing behind the hose with your strap on. Please leave that in the car. Twerking over the strap is crazy.

For this party. Well, this one already passed. No, it ain't. This is coming out tomorrow. This is coming out tomorrow. For this history experience party party The security will be Checking the fronts Woo

All I'm All I'm scared of Is the pat down process Hey Grab the Sweaty beat at the front It's crazy bro That's wild

We are Doing that At the next Hennessy Experience This Sunday Oh man See y'all soon Shout out to the

Hennessy That shit Got me hit bro For real That is funny Boy the next history experience this Sunday. Oh, man. See y'all soon. Shout out to the Hennessy. Shout out to the Hennessy. That shit got me hit, bro. For real. That is funny, boy. That shit is crazy. Time to be alive. Shout out to Vontae Davis, man.

Shout out to that. I ain't gonna lie. He had the freshest motherfucking bar fit. Did you see the punching bag they had? Come on, bro.

He was clowning. I was mad because that's the only time we seen Devin Haney in the essentials. He never made me stop wearing essentials for about a month. He got out there and got his ass whooped in some of our favorite loungewear.

But for him to come out there swaggy like that. It's crazy how essentials got cheaper when he got knocked out. Shout out to the essentials. Then they went on selling horses as soon as he got folded. Mm-hmm. Who is Javante going to fight next? Because I feel like ain't nobody going to fuck with him at his weight class. Nah, you know who I want to see him fight, though?

I want to see him fight Lama Chico. I know Lama Chico got some L's or whatever, but they fight similar, and I'm a boxing fanatic, if y'all don't know. For sure. I love that they both take their time and try to figure out the opponent in the first couple of rounds, first three rounds.

You be like, all right, they trying to figure out what this guy do well. They going to lose the first three. They both do that, but Lama Chico got hands. And I don't think Javante fought anybody with hands like Lama Chico. That'd be interesting. I keep seeing people say Shakur. I'm like, I don't want to see him fight Shakur. I don't want to see that either.

I think he can beat Shakur. And I definitely don't want to see hands. If anything else, he should probably get a Ryan Davis rematch. Without a hydration clause. That's never going to happen. No, it's never going to happen. That hydration clause, I think, does benefit him. But at the same time, I'm the champ.

I'm not sacrificing shit for y'all. As you shouldn't. I love Tank. He's one of one. He's our Mike Tyson. Yeah, bro. He's our generation. That dude, bro.

He's an all-time great, and people don't want to acknowledge it. But it is what it is. He's our Mike Tyson. When we hit that nigga with that left. I said, damn. Everybody thought Frank had the chance. And shout out to Frank, man. He's an idiot kid, man.

He gave his best. I mean, shit. Everybody thought Frank. Who the fuck thought Frank had the chance? Not winning, but thought it'd be a better fight, bro. People didn't think he was going to get in there and get destroyed. After that Flint shit, yeah. No offense.

Frank could beat my ass, right? He could fight. He's a professional boxer. Yeah, but father, all right. No offense. Frank could beat my ass, right? He can fight. He's a professional boxer. Yeah, but like, I knew in my heart when I watched him talk, I'm like,

Frank don't believe he can beat him. Like, when I watched him on the pivot, I'm like, he don't believe he can beat Tank.

Like, I know niggas, I know one nigga who believe they can really beat Tank and that's Pitbull Cruz. And probably both. And Tank will not

fight Pitbull Cruz again. I swear to, I. And Tank will not fight Pitbull Cruz again. I swear to you, I guarantee you, he will never fight Pitbull Cruz again. He fought him because the dude got hurt that he was supposed to fight, and Pitbull Cruz stepped in, and he seen what Pitbull Cruz could do,

that power, how strong he was. Tank ain't fucking with him no more. Pitbull Cruz a monster. He ain't got no reason to. I already beat you. I'm up. I have no reason to.

I wouldn't fuck with him either. Hell yeah. The only motherfucker that can really beat him is Pitbull Cruzz and he ain't gonna he ain't gonna do that shit shout out to javante man that dude cold yeah he cold hey i'm happy that we ducked um the whole angel reese caitlin clark stuff again they've played like eight times in the last two weeks they got bro she got a random ass foul and the races be ready bro they be ready to use that that stuff for like the wrong reason it's the most annoying shit of all time bro just let them play basketball bro angel reese tried to

block a shot bro she's not a thug she's playing defense that shit is yeah i'm done with the wmba so it's it's the worst discourse to have now bro because we can't even talking about basketball when i see that learner tweet i said bro shut the fuck up i like what doris burke said when she was like oh my god this would have happened to kaylin clark this would have been everywhere and it's like bro we sick of it but one thing i didn't like that angel reese did was like man she tweeted like people get special foul calls it's like yeah like don't play don't play into it fam you're doing great you're going crazy double double monster i ain't gonna lie her double doubles is no she's hooping bro she's hooping no no no no are you hating they're bad double double oh no all she do is miss and get

her rebound she shoot so you bet that's what girls do bro should. That's what girls do, bro. She began 10 or 10 on 36%. That's what girls do. They miss those shots, bro. Shout out to Andrews. I'm just saying. She said she got the Ricky Davis triple-double. It's nasty work. Nah, bro.

I'm nothing on that, bro. Nasty work. Go look at it, bro. You hating, bro. Nah, bro. Go look at it, bro. I ain't going to lie. Go look at it.

I watched her in Clayton Carr's stats. She had a good game, but it's nasty work. She gets an honorable double-double, bro. All right. They miss hella shots in general, bro. Respect. Brick City, and they ain't talking about the hood. Respect. Iouble, bro. All right. They miss hella shots in general, bro. Respect. Brick City, and they ain't talking about the hood. Respect.

I just, I ain't hating. I'm just stating. I'm not hating. I'm just stating facts. I've seen it. I got to ask y'all a question. I went to a Juneteenth block party today. Wow.

Shout out to the Flannery House. Hey, man, Homie pulled up with his white queen, and it's like the needle's scratching. Everybody, they hit my magnet that's the first thing i thought of i said he is the boldest nigga in this city shout out to him yeah i don't know him i wish i did he would have got a proper shout out on this podcast i wish i knew because i would have bro i want to know your thought process how that worked out this morning and she had the deborah had the koofy t on too oh she's out of pocket i said nigga put the koofy the koofy hat on the black air force ones that is not peace

nothing peaceful so to bring to bring to bring the bunny to the june tv event he was probably just showing her like you know y'all be wanting him to know about the culture so he's trying to tap in and tap her in bro fuck it hey man leave that man alone bro that's who we choose to love y'all always on here saying love for you that's y'all favorite shit on here so you know i ain't mad at him if you go to the clearly if you go to the barbecue you can go to the juneteenth it's the same shit ain't nothing special about juneteenth it's just a bunch of niggas kicking it again. So.

All right. Yeah, ain't nothing special to me about that. Respect to him because she, my wife. I fuck with her, bro.

I ain't mad at her. Or, you know, I'm married to a Spanish lady, so. Well, yeah. She coming to the barbecue. She's closer to us than, you know.

I mean, we celebrate single day miles, so what the fuck? And we clown on that day. Go clown. Niggas have parties, bro. Niggas tequila down. Yeah, yeah. So, oh, man.

Shout out to the El Jimidor. El Jimidor is crazy. If you drink that, you go to hell. Hey, I was at a bar. They said they had daiquiris. I said, okay, what they got in here? Daiquiri specials, $5. I said, I know some bullshit.

I seen the El Jimidor. I said, oh, they trying got in here? Daiquiri specials, $5. I said, I know some bullshit. I seen the El Gimador. I said, oh, they trying to get niggas to fight. You know what's so crazy? We celebrate single day mayo more than we do June. Facts, bro. Oh, my mama. That's a fact. What's that shit you be peddling downtown?

Oh, yeah. What the fuck is that? Yeah, them buses. For sure, bro. And what's crazy is I'll say it. And shout out to my homies. I'll say it. It's damaging that I have no black people

that was like we closed for Juneteenth no y'all should be open till noon midnight today y'all should be working 12 hours a day y'all niggas don't

need a day off shout out to all my niggas that got off work today though man I'm glad y'all got the day off man yeah we supposed to have 2k games

y'all niggas was fake working they canceled the 2k games for Juneteenth they like I still gotta go in shout out to my nigg nigga K-Hemp. They did you dirty,

my nigga. Yeah, K-Nig still on the truck. Fuck. Hey, man, shout out to everybody working in these elements, man. I seen the UPS driver today.

I said, bro, I got you a bottle of water, bro, because I know you out here getting your ass whooped. Man, I seen a nigga taking the trash out the other day, bro.

I brought him water. He was getting the trash in the front. I said, boy, I know it's rough, boy. That nigga had a whole sweat too front. I said, boy, I know it's rough, boy. That nigga had a whole sweat suit on. I said, boy, you out of pocket. You ain't putting no goddamn shorts on.

What's that shit that Kevin Hart said? Drewski was taking that. Zimic. Zimic. What's that shit called? Oh, Zific. Oh, Zific. Shout out to Busta Rhymes.

Busta Rhymes. Busta Rhymes. I ain't going to lie. Busta Rhymes. Busta Rhymes. Busta Rhymes. I ain't gonna lie. Busta Rhymes is like 185 now. Bro, the quickest results, bro. He need to be on the commercials. Man, that nigga head so big. Yeah, I'm about to say, be careful.

That nigga like a bobblehead. That nigga like a bobblehead dog. Busta Bust. Makes sense now. Freaky ass nigga. Nah, stop playing with my nigga,

bro. Chill, bro. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What he sound like? Hey. Who did it better,

him or Twister? You said who? Who did it better, him or Twister? Who did it better, Twister? Twister, bro. Twister ran better.

Hell yeah. Twister got slaps. Okay. You showing too much love. No, he reposted it. It's not going to be a club. Watch me do it. He invite you to that section.

He invite me to no section. Buster got me fucked up. Nigga, it's my mama. Nigga, he invite me to the section. Turn this up. Nigga, start speaking English again, eh? Buster invite me to no shit, bro. Shout out to Buster Rhymes, bro. I did party with that nigga one time. Him. Oh, wow.

What's the nigga? Did he? Nigga, get the fuck out of here. What? Hey, what's my man name? That had the. Why he say Diddy? You know my man name with the.

The nigga I'm signing Busta Rhymes uh Crip yeah Crip light skin nigga they be on stage with him nah what's his name black dude

uh nigga be he be beating niggas up sometimes too oh damn oh no Crip man y'all know what I'm saying

he had a couple hits bro he had he had some big hits bro uh that was signed to Busta Rhymes yeah I can't think of it he has some big hits bro uh that was signed to buster realms yeah i can't think he always dancing um black nigga uh i swear to god when we figure his name i'll be smarter no not that nah yeah i'll be smart i can't think of his name right now um he had some big songs so i think he had coke something like i never knew art uh buster rams had an artist i'm

in love with the coco oh oh okay yeah yeah i hate i remember he pissed keisha call off are you making love i was in the club with them before i seen them partying having a good time ot genesis has some hard hard songs for sure yeah you said who were better faster better between buster rams and twister i'm gonna go with twister yeah i'm going with twister i mean buster legend he got hella hits and shit like that but twister got some slaps twister uh i ain't gonna lie beyonce made twister get it with better than i used to love twister get it with some but the beyonce is fine that shit's hard yeah that shit is fire i ain't gonna lie that boy boy, that boy. Shout out to the nigga on TikTok that made that,

man. I hope they get you right, bro. That's a mashup, yeah. That's a mashup, bro. For real?

Yeah, bro. Some nigga on TikTok, bro, they snubbed him, bro. He made that. He made that?

Oh, I put music down on it. Yeah, it's an official, you can actually, but that concept was started from there. But,

because she took it from him, though. I don't know about, yeah. So, a nigga on TikTok made that? Yeah, she took it, and she paid don't know about yeah so a nigga on tiktok made it she took it and she paid for herself to get it you know cleared and everything bro that's his shit that shit fire too he has to be me now i got beef because beyonce did ruin two of our classics but that frankie bays and beverly we didn't never need a remix with beyonce

no we did not need that let that go and the ozzy brothers we didn not need that. Let that go. And the Ozzy Brothers. We didn't need that either. What she do with the Ozzy Brothers? Yeah, just don't play. Which one was it? I got you, bro. Don't worry about it. Because I ain't gonna fuck up my memories. Yeah, yeah. My mama and daddy played that when I was to clean up on Saturdays.

Man, fuck out of here. Oh, God. Y'all parents had that? You know that music come on? It's like, yeah, go ahead and bust a sus, nigga. Yeah, go ahead and get that motherfucking vacuum ready. That's crazy, boy. Y'all ain't was cleaning up like that growing up?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, my parents didn't play that. My mom, especially, boy, she's 6 a.m., get up. She be cleaning the house before niggas get up. I'm about to hop on the game. Nah, actually, you about to go sweep some shit before you get your day started, bro. Yeah, my mom put that common in that tub. Respect.

You got to let it season, though. You got to let it sit for a second You know what I'm saying That's some black people shit though There's no instructions That say that you need to season Your bathtub with comment But we gonna let that

Motherfucker sit for a little bit That's a definitely class What's the shit you put on your carpet Ah the carpet fresh Come on man I'll be over there Mixing up the medicine Damn

I used to clean up But y'all sound like Y'all was in my fucking house And then she'd be like Put that vacuum Put that vacuum to it I used to clean up. Y'all sound like y'all was a motherfucking house slave. Then she'd be like, put that vacuum to it. I used to clean that motherfucker up. Putting that English on it. All that hearing that motherfucker, I used to be shitty.

You grew up with hella siblings, too. So, yeah, I'm sure y'all probably had everybody had they on assignment. By the time I really got older, older, though, like elementary, top of elementary, middle school, everybody was gone though. Our house was cool after that. Man, my sister left and then she came back

with kids. Mine too, facts. Yeah, Thundra left and then came back with Malcolm. And Malcolm was like

my son. Bro, I remember taking him to like, my nigga's crib, like, Lou and Phil. This nigga two years old.

Nigga, Lou, Lou and Phil, mama changing two years old, nigga, Lou, Lou and Phil mama changing his diapers. That's crazy. Shout to my niggas done, done outside. Like she like, take that nigga with you.

I'm like, all right. And then I'm like, she took Lou mama like, somebody stank. Like, it's only for a motherfucking baby. She like,

you gonna clean him up? You with a two year old is nuts. Nigga, I don't know how to clean no ass. That's crazy, you gonna clean him up? You with a two-year-old is nuts. Nigga, I don't know how to clean no ass. That's crazy, bro. I'm sick. I was 16.

Did you have his diaper bag, though? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I used to drive with it. I used to drive with it, had my little nigga had a car seat in the back. Oh, you had him in the back

in the first one? Come on, man. Door didn't open, but we was gangsta. I just wanted to go hang with my friends. That's why he my man. That's why it's my man. You know what I's why he my man. And that's why my mom,

you know what I mean? You see him at the club when he was 17, 18. He with us. That's my guy. Love, man. That's really my first son. That's my first son.

Shout out to my man. Thumb still in the club. Hey, chill out, man. I ain't doing too much for you. Bruh, she like to have a good time. Shout out to my sister, bruh. I love her to death. That nigga 20. Shout out to my sister. I. I love her to death. That nigga 20.

Shout out to my sister. I love her to death. Shout out to my nigga. She hear me talk about my son's birthday the 21st, and we going to Atlanta or not. I said, nigga, why are you going? You know she want to go. She said, I'm there.

What the fuck you talking about? I was like, hey, listen, it's me and my nephew. We going to do this. She be like, nigga, I'm only five years older than you, motherfucker. I'm like, ah, you're chill. Damn. That's crazy. Man, it's funny. In black households older than you, motherfucker. Oh, God. You too. Damn. That's crazy.

Man, it's funny. In black households, when you be growing up with people, it's like ain't nobody got, like, accurate titles no more. It goes by age group or who you was around. It could be cousin, brother, sister. It don't matter. Niggas is all locked in. That's crazy, man.

Get well soon. We got a couple get well soon. We'll probably save them for the next episode, man. I can't wait for the draft, honestly. I'm really excited to see what's going to happen in the draft next week. Oh, boy, Alexar said he nothing. I'm coming to work out for the Hawks. He said, if y'all take me, y'all take me, but I'm not pulling up to work out for y'all.

Why? I don't think he want to be a Hawk, my boy. I respect that, but I'm telling you, the best thing about being a Hawk is being in Atlanta. It's a beautiful city. It's a growing city It's a It's a Growing city Oh it's growing The owners are unbelievable

Like they're great Like you gonna learn a lot about Like from the owners They gonna teach you a lot His kids They run They run the shit really And they cool as hell

But like They gonna put you in a position To be successful I don't think that's a bad team for him to go to but and fuck him cause

don't ever disrespect the people that I fuck with and I love them people are good people like one thing about them they gonna hold you down like you down bad

they gonna come get you my boy turned up they sent they sent that package through there nah I fuck with them bro the promo for the Sox nah bro nah he don't fuck with them, bro. The promo for the Sox.

Nah, bro. He don't fuck with them. I'll rock with the Hawks because, man, even their owners, man. Man, listen, I ain't going to. Steven and Rap. They just good people, bro. I'm really interested to see the draft because everybody's saying this is a low-value draft. Nobody's excited about it.

But there's a lot of bullshit that's going to happen with the draft. And with so many teams not having solidified coaches, that makes it even funnier. Because going through a draft process without a head coach is crazy.

Yeah, and then you don't want to play for Quinn Snyder, though. I think it'll be a little fit for him. I don't think he's going to have a choice because if you get drafted

in the morning, you get drafted. He's a wonderful coach, though. Who do you think they're going to do with DeJounte? I think he might get moved.

We got to get some moves to get better. We got to get some moves to get better. I could see that happening. I don't know if Trey want to be there. I ain't going to say

he don't. But, you know, Trey been in the city. Look, I'm different. I was an Atlanta type of guy. For sure.

I'm not saying everybody Atlanta type. You got to be a different kind of breed to be Atlanta type of guy. Josh Smith, Atlanta type of guy. For sure. I'm not saying everybody is an Atlanta type of guy. You got to be a different kind of breed to be an Atlanta type of guy. Josh Smith, Atlanta type of guy. He's from Atlanta.

Joe Johnson's an Atlanta type of guy. Marvin Williams. We Atlanta, like, I embrace the city. I'm an Atlanta guy. That's why I'm surprised

the White Herald never played for Atlanta. He did play for the Hawks. Did he? Yeah. Briefly. He did. Quick stint. He had a... It was for the Hawks. Did he? Yeah. Briefly. He did. Quick stint?

He had a... It was during the time... At the end? Actually, him coming to the team ruined what we had going on. Oh, damn. I ain't gonna lie.

They traded... They let Al walk to get him. They traded me and he came. The year I left, Al left. That's probably why

I didn't pay attention. The way I left, they was bad. They wasn't a good team they had that stretch that's when he was pushing the ball off the court

throwing it off the backboard when he was there with the Hornets and with the Wizards that little stretch that Dwight was on was on some bullshit

so he was just there for a year basically yeah he wasn't oh okay cool yeah he wasn't it wasn't nothing to talk about yeah he was barely

there longer than Mello when Mello got traded to the Hawks for a day. So he fit better off the court. Respect. All right, move on, bro, because he's trying to disrespect my squad and he's trying to talk about the city. No.

Hold on, man. Listen. The whites have let us find this. Don't disrespect. Hey, don't. On and off the court. Hey, no, bro. No.

No, not on the court. No. No, bro. No. No. No, bro. No. We ain't doing that, bro. What would those say? They're purple. No.

They're purple. That's allegations. Allegations. All right, allegations. It's been a lot of allegations this summer. It just started. No, bro. No.

We ain't doing that. The boy CP the Blake. No, bro. No. Now, T-Mac. Are you off the glass? I'm off the glass. T-Mac going to let no magic. No, bro. No. Now hit T-Mac. Are you off the glass? I'm a foreigner. T-Mac going to let no magic.

No, bro. Score in 10. No, bro. No. Mike. No, bro. I did this a few times. You're not doing that, bro.

My bad. I'm out of pocket. I ain't be here telling people they can grab some merch. Atlanta. Nah, shopclub520.com baby what color way is that merch

the skid away no Mike no Mike no they not gonna disrespect where I shout out to the ATL you know it's

love of the ball for sure man we appreciate y'all one of our best live shows ever man we ain't gonna do that y'all had the best after party ever for us.

That's a fact. No, we didn't want to go home. Yeah, I ain't going to do that, man. Not to my house. Shout out to J.R. Kirkus, man. Woo. Shout out to them.

Best chicken. We did a spot in American Deli. I'll be there tomorrow. All my people tap in, bro. Let's go out. I ain't tapping in with you. You just disrespected him, bro. I didn't, bro.

I just disrespected the team. You know, I don't care about the team. I love the city. That's where he got me messed up. Shout out to the fans. Shout out to the Hawks, man. Send us some NBA socks,

too, man. Nah, don't send them shit. Zach, I love you. I'm cool. Zach, my guy. Love you forever, bro.

Nah, Zach, tap in with me. Zach sent them nigga socks with the balls on the back of them. Maybe we'll be back next week. Maybe we won't.

We appreciate y'all like, share, subscribe. Shout out to Zach. Shout out to you, Zach. I'm fucking with you dancing. Love Club 520. Zach, bro, don't worry about these guys, man.

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