Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague says Kyrie Irving on Knicks would be EPIC, Paul George SUSPENDS podcast, Durant trade?

Episode Date: February 27, 2025

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 37 of Club 520, and Jeff Teague and the guys discuss if Kyrie Irving was a member of the New York Knicks, the entire city would be LIT. Jeff talks about how no player in the NBA plays like Kyrie, and he would have New York City turned upside down. The guys then react to Paul George saying he is putting his podcast on hold to concentrate on the season, and trying to win a championship for the Philadelphia 76ers. Finally, the guys debate where Kevin Durant should land this offseason if the Suns trade him, and list teams like the Dallas Mavericks and Memphis Grizzlies as potential landing spots. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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My name is DJ Wells. Same gang with me. To my left, we got my dog, Bishop B. Hinn, out the prayer leaves. How you doing, Nasty? Cool, Nasty. Let's get to it, baby. I'm glad to be back at work, man. Sure, man. Been on the road the last at work, man. For sure, man.

Been on the road the last couple weeks, man. Yeah, I miss this space, man. Okay. You got them new flu games? Yeah. Shout out to the Foot Locker team, man. For showing love. You know what I mean?

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Finally, y'all. We talk our shit about it, but finally, we back. For sure, man. We going crazy with the merch this year, man. A lot of collabs, especially with some locals from the city. We going to turn it up this year for sure, man. So you got the new Black Toes, too? Man, this shit starting to get easy, man.

Okay. If I ain't got it, I'll get it. That's my man. Talk your shit. If they ain't bought a dode somewhere. Huh? If they ain't bought a doode on the way? Man, what? Fuck with it. They ain't on the way. They probably in the

house. Oh, okay. How many pair of shoes you think you got? Like legit at my house? Yeah. I don't know. But like legit. If I had a if I go to my storage it's in the thousands man

couple thousands damn yeah when when the pick of the trailer and the shoes stacked up got posted I said yeah it's different

damn a couple thousand pair of sneakers that's that's raw but I'm really done with it though I'm finally I'm one day

now see y'all live on the pod I signed a deal I'm out bring my shoes that ain't the bottle girl we wanted I'm lying

ain't nobody offering none yet I was supposed to be an anti-athlete they started they ain't you know they ain't hit me back they have anti-flight thing already Malcolm too Malcolm was supposed to be an anti-athlete. They ain't hit me back.

They called Malcolm, too. Malcolm was supposed to bring some shoes. I'm really looking at him, too. Like, see, what you got? I'm trying to sign with George, but they ain't fucking with me. Marcus, top it in. Nah, for real.

Man, everybody pretty much said no. I thought you was a Puma athlete. Puma already turned you down. They turned me down, too. I was begging for the whole podcast. They ain't reach out to me. Shout out to my Under Armour people that was in the Luma Hotel with us. Shout out to you, A-Gang.

He still want to sign with y'all, bro. They ain't get back to me. They were some good peoples man hey you know what's funny a lot of people probably don't know this but when Puma first got their resurgence

about say 4 or 5 years ago with the basketball shoes and shit he was one of the first people they reached out to on the low they asked me to be a part of the brand

I just had to do some other stuff with my agency but I just didn't do it but I could've been a Puma athlete could've been a Roc Nation athlete, too.

Could have. But, you know, things happen. I respect that. I'll sign now, though. Is that H-Way? I was still willing to join the game. It was a wild time. So you're trying to get to the brunch?

Yes. I don't think they canceled the last couple of years. He definitely wasn't trying to get to the brunch. I don't think they canceled the last couple of years. He definitely wasn't trying to get to a den. If you go back and look at the pictures now, it's a little bit wicked. We selling shit now. He looked at Roc Nation

like Payless. Like, nah, I'm cool. Shit. Call me. I'm sure. Letty S. OG Y. Did y'all ever see that?

I just seen it. I saw it. I picked the case. You know the vibes? Speaking of my shoes, did y'all ever see that shit when they turned that playlist store into a fake designer store and had all the people buying that shit, bro? And they had like, it was an upscale event with the release of the red carpet.

Fire, how they had the store was crazy, bro. That's the lesson of how dumb we are, people. Brand new boxes and everything. White people was going bananas in there, bro. We'll buy anything, man. It was $12 heels, bro, for $1,200. We didn't buy anything. Hit a lick.

Y'all see that one dude made that restaurant, upscale restaurant, they just rented out of space and was making Top Ramen. Yeah. Top Ramen and was selling it. It's the hottest restaurant everybody was booking.

That's why I be telling y'all, everything is about the vibe, bro. Bro. It's really the vibe all you gotta do is you don't got the instant juice it's the vibe bro all you gotta do is make it seem like it's exclusive

yeah and people will go get it you can sell the illusion cause them people the reviews the critics it's just like some of the best food

I've ever had this is in the microwave my folks was holding them shoes them heels up they was really Examining them shit Them is bank teller heels

Ho You wildin' That's what I'm saying bro Like That's as nasty as a nigga All you gotta do is say This shit is expensive And people gonna buy it

Cause they think Other people can't get it That showed me How big influence was Though right there Nipsey Hussle was the first person To make me realize that When he sold his album

For a hundred dollars And people was buying it. Yeah. Like when Hov bought it, like y'all bought a thousand copies. Like, bam.

I just got more money than y'all. Yeah, crazy flex. Yeah, you know what I mean? But it was just like, damn,

you could buy that $100 album, no problem. Yeah, but for you to believe in your product that much, and it took Hov, that little shit right there, it took him

to a whole new level. Nipsey was in a whole new realm after that. For sure, bro. Independent, the strong way, getting real money. But it's cool, man. For sure, man. Listen, man, a lot of things are taking place, man. But first things first, be here, man. We gotta make some phone calls. We gotta use our influence, bro. We gotta get this

back, bro. Elon Musk, bro. We don't call on you for nothing, bro. Please don't. Please get Centel back, bro. We gotta to use our influence, bro. We got to get the Centel back, bro. Elon Musk, bro. We don't call on you for nothing, bro. Please don't. Please get Centel back, bro. We got to get the Centel back. The fact that y'all took that down and Stephen A, it's beef, bro, because I feel like when you got Centel, you start hating.

We was on a good three-year run. You know what I mean? We was going to celebrate our third-year anniversary in July. And you, I think you set the pick, bro. Nah, bro. The Cintil must be back. Yes, bro. We need Cintil back ASAP. It's a part of basketball, bro.

Yes, bro. It's a part of the journey, bro. It's all lies. Nah, man. Bring the game back, man. That's real reporting, bro. The Cintil needs basketball. Let basketball need Cintil, bro. We're working on it, man. We're behind the scenes working for that. It's real reporting, bro. Yeah. The Centel needs basketball. Late basketball needs Centel, bro. We're working on it, man. We're behind the scenes working for that. It has to happen, bro.

For sure. Good will soon. That's crazy. Because I ain't going to hold you. I thought that Steve Smith shit was Centel until we saw an old boy really crashing out on the phone. Yeah. I don't know. He was lying.

Whose wife was that, though? Somebody worked for the Ravens. Yeah, a young lady worked for the Ravens, and her husband found out that Steve Smith was hooping on his wife, and he called that man. First of all, I don't know how you respond to find out that your wife is cheating on you, but calling a nigga is not the first off. Yeah, that was lame.

That was disgusting. Yeah, I mean, but everybody different, bro. You kind of got to, because I really don't know what you want to talk about for real. But it's like, come on, bro. You kind of got to, because I really don't know what you want to talk about for real. But, it's like, come on, bro. You cracking my wife? Like,

I don't know what you expected Steven to say. Take that up with your wife. He said, I'm sorry. Yeah, definitely. He didn't say shit for like two minutes. I'm sorry. Yeah, he definitely said,

I'm sorry. What are you supposed to say to that? No, just don't answer. Don't answer.'t answer but like yeah check your wife though definitely check your wife talk to your wife bro

cause I don't I'm never coming to no nigga about no lady that's that's nasty word bro check the crib that's what these niggas do every single day

fucking disgusting nah check the crib it's trash it's it's weird man shout out to Steve Smith though you out of pocket I would've been like

damn that's what you I wouldn't want nobody to see that yeah I wouldn't want nobody to know he said everybody gonna make fun of me but he's got more to lose than me I would say god damn so you lost your family but who's yours now

yeah he definitely like that's what he was on I'm about to tear some shit up that's crazy man don't Steve Smith went through some bullshit that day bro you did

but it's kind of like bro why though that's wild that's wild the text she was sending him though was so out of pocket yeah I didn't even see

none of that I just heard the phone call you can't even be mad at him what she's saying you just be mad at her what did she say can I reference one she said I wish I could've **** on it today You can't even be mad at him. What she's saying, you just be mad at her. What did she say? She said, I wish I could have on it today.

To look at your queen phone and see that? And he said, I gotta call this nigga because that bitch ain't never text me that. Hey, what the fuck is up? I got a on it today. Oh, I didn't know that. Mike, please pull her up too. Oh, it was up then. pull her up too oh it was up

they got her picture up oh she works for the Ravens ah damn nah don't expose that young lady man nah she's already exposed yeah it's up it's already up but

I wish I could on it today it's just one of the hitters oh that's crazy that's crazy she probably had the career land

but this nigga sent it at the C-Smith is she decent looking that's her right there I can't see that far that just be reminding me of them memes though when girls be laying down

and they be like your husband trying to talk to you but your boyfriend just broke up they be crying that's her she was smooth I'm cool hell nah

she smooth niggas gonna hit her car Jose Alvarado I'm nothing bro Steve Smith wildin man that's a crazy way to get jailed up though oh man

yeah they was calling her mid but then they was just like, the mid ones really be the real killers. And then them texts came out. They was like, damn, I didn't really blame Steve. She was on that type of time. Nah, for real. She was with the fucking mission. Hey, putting the side by side is crazy.

Do not put me in the picture with my alleged side piece. That's crazy. That picture going viral on him, too. The little kid with the red skunkie that said that Steve Smith grown up is funny as fuck, bro. Damn,

Smitty. Ooh, I know them text messages was filthy. That's a little bit more, like, appealing than Tiger Woods' text messages, though. I fuck with it, bro. Whatever. You can watch some. Let's just get my phone.

Who was worse? Who was worse between that and Tiger? Oh, my nigga Tiger, bro. Tiger said cock. Not Tiger. Tiger in the verses with Ray Allen. That's the real verses right there. The Ray Allen fake DMs. I love you, dude.

And the Tiger voicemail. Ray Allen right on the TL. Demon. Come on, man. Get off Sugar Ray, man. We ain't going to never get him on the show, man. Shout out to Ray Allen, man. Legend.

One of the best shoes of all time for a reason. Niggas really be all hands, bro. Just doing shit, bro. Niggas be like, hey, bro, we see this. Hey, we ain't niggas or demons, bro. On the internet. That's crazy.

For sure, man. Shout out to Ray Allen. Legend, for sure. But how do you not? This is my thing. How do you not know you're writing on a TL, bro? Because you are. It's impossible, bro.

You underestimate old niggas in technology, bro. You are underestimating it. It's literally, you have to click on the envelope, bro. But if you ask somebody that you know to go really like use TikTok, that don't know how to use that, bro, they would get in there and lose their mind bro. Yeah cause that's you using it but when you trying to get that off at least say hi

first. See the vibes like where it's going and they're like oh I'm on a TL She probably responded like what's up she probably like hey Oh she's like oh I got one Oh I got one This will live on.

Subtweet. That's what we was doing in 2012. Damn. Shout out to subtweets. Followback Friday. That was a different time. It was a subtweet on Twitter. That was not a sub.

That was straight at. Well, we were going to say some shit, and then a motherfucker would respond, like that type of shit. But come on, Ray Ray. I wasn't hip to that game. Yeah, you wasn't. Nah. I ain't never been a tweeter.

Nah. Yeah, I keep telling them on Twitter, that T-Go page is done. ain't never been a tweeter. I keep telling them on Twitter, that T-Go page is done. It is never coming back, y'all. You legit famous on Twitter, though. It's crazy, bro. Like, no cap, bro. If you had one, if you just did

a day like Hov did and Kobe did, well, that bitch would go up. I ain't gonna lie to you. Come on, we gotta get the campaign for real bro I think you should do it bro just one time let us know in the comments one day

cool I heard you had to pay to be on Twitter or something nah we good man we'll figure it out for sure um Elon I got you I know who about to get off Twitter

uh Paul George yeah what'd he do he said he shut down the pod oh I thought he did something on Twitter oh yeah he shut down the pod man to I thought he did something on twitter oh yeah

he shut down the pod man to focus on getting to the championship yeah that was probably a bad quote he said that wrong I was like I'ma focus so we can

work towards getting to a championship in the future exactly cause I hope he wasn't talking about this shit he sounded real frustrated but I'm like

yeah that's a bad vibe they probably been tearing they probably been killing him that's a bad city. They probably been tearing Paul. They probably been killing him. That's a bad city to be in, bro.

We talked about this to be doing podcasts and this shit. Now, I wonder, you talked about this about the contracts about stuff

going to switch up. I wonder if some point we talked about this, maybe, but freedom of speech, whatever, if they're going to be like, hey,

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You not doing shit on the court. Why are you on here talking to people? It's just too much. Paul George is gonna arguably might probably make the Hall of Fame or some shit. He a superstar. But people, he got paid

a lot of money people gonna go at him anyway but now you're giving him more ammo by going to talk about shit and you not playing good I know that shit was I know his family

probably was getting type of slander and shit well as soon as that clip came out after the end of that The White episode they said run it from the ground said nah nigga come on,

pie through the pressure, bro. They let Esquire down, man. They let Esquire down. Let Esquire down, man. Jackie was just getting into his pie rhythm too, man. They had a good thing going. Because once you hop out, bro,

it's kind of hard to hop back in, bro. That nigga fit. Hey, Falcom in the background going crazy, right? I'm not going to try to log into my bank account. He's zoomed in. Alright, here we go. Turn up, Malcolm. Tell him you need a raise. One way or another, nigga. Get them last four, Malcolm.

We'll get the rest. We got the social already. We good. Yeah, for sure. He out of pocket for ankle socks on anyway but I'll get his all his info he do got ankle socks

on he practicing I told you first of all these are called quarter socks second of all I just left the gym

boy them ain't no quarter socks where you work at at your gym oh yeah plug me a little bit you a platinum fitness vibe so that's good

you're at the Teague factory you can't wear the bus down there and play the fitness they gonna go all in that locker You're a planning fitness vibe, so that's good you're at the Teague factory. You can't wear the bus down there and plan a fitness. They're going to go all in that locker. Them niggas need Tootsie Rolls when they work out, boy. They are ready. Those are Fruity's guys.

We always called them Tootsie Rolls. I'm going to be technical about things. Those are called Fruity's. Tootsie Rolls out of pocket to be technical I think they're called Fruity Tootsie Rolls out of pocket too oh my god both of those names are very questionable oh shit

that's crazy but you think that's going to affect any of the player pods going forward nah hell nah

I don't give a fuck about him they don't bro if he was playing well it would have been small like Draymond got that shit going Lonzo but Lonzo said it would've been smooth yeah like Draymond and them got their shit going

Lonzo but Lonzo said the kind of two though yeah he had to lock back in yeah yeah I gotta lock back in but it's different I don't know

it's just too you can't be yourself really on a podcast right now when you playing because you got too much to worry about like

you still like even when we did the Hawks podcast you can't speak on active players on the team and stuff yeah you got too much branding you still, like, even when we did the Hawks podcast, you can't speak on active players on the team and stuff. Yeah. You got too much branding

you got to represent. Like, not even with yourself, just, like, with the whole organization. Yeah. So you can't even be yourself. Like. That's true, bro.

You know what I mean? That's tough, though, man. I don't know. I really enjoy his part. Because if he, I think he probably should have went the route to Draymondo. He should have did every game.

But he don't got that personality, though. Why you want to do every game when you ain't having a good moment? But Draymond did it. With Draymond's situation, I done won three championships, four championships, whatever it is.

Draymond a real analyst, too. Yeah, and I won four championships. And he, Draymond a real analyst too. Yeah. And I won four championships. That's the more important part. And I already talk shit all the time. Yeah. Draymond snubs his co-worker. And,

and whatever I do on the court is just always a plus. if I get 10 points, it's like, I had a good game. Paul George get 10 points,

they're like, what the fuck is he doing? Yeah. Niggas are sick. He expected way more, though. You right. Their roles are different,

so. Yeah, nobody is mad at Draymond for not covering their parlay. If PG hits that over on them, niggas are upset. Yeah, damn,

man. I don't think they're going to shake back, though. Nah, they got a good product, so. Oh,

yeah, for sure. That would be cool. Now, the Sixers, yeah, they're not shaking shit, but to Cancun, yeah. Yeah, this year for sure. That would be cool. Now the Sixers, yeah. They're not shaking. They're not shaking shit.

But to Cancun, yeah. Yeah, this year, I don't know what he was on. I think you should have just shut it down after the season, bro. You should have just kept potting, bro. Because, I mean, stopping now ain't. I'm saying they ain't doing nothing, bro. Y'all cool. So the championship aspirations, we don't even know what Joel Embiid's

finna do so I would've just sat down I probably you shouldn't have said nothing announce it on the pod too I'll be out for the rest

of the season that'd be far we all gonna just be out for the rest of the season yeah give us some real news bro don't do that bro cause now you made it

like a joke niggas couldn't wait to talk about this like what you all feel but championship is crazy bro when they put the podcast episodes and then you made it like a joke. Niggas couldn't wait to talk about this. What you on, Phil? The championship is crazy, bro. When they put the podcast episodes and then shots made,

I said, all right, niggas getting out of pocket. That's a problem going to play for Philly, bro. They fans don't give a shit. Facts. Damn, man. Get well soon,

podcast speed, man. I love they show, too. I guess it's hard, though. I still think the young guns are still going to do it, though. It's a lot of young guns trying to strut their pies up. Most definitely, for sure. I don't care.

Just tough, man. Being an active player, bro. It's tough. Oh, man. Oh, damn. Excuse us. My fault, Barbie. You must got to go home.

Barbie! Damn, what? They got you in check. Come on in here, Barbie. You must got to go home. Barbie! Damn, boy, they got you in check. Come on in here, Barbie. We forgot all about you. Yeah. Dang, what's happening, Barbie? I ain't gonna lie.

I ain't seen no motherfucking of a Laura outfit since this motherfucker. Snap your fingers. Do your thing. Motherfucker, Juicy Couture. You can do it all,

my little sister. Let me see you dofucker, Juicy Couture. You can do it all, my little sister. Let me see you do it. It is Juicy Couture. Okay, TJ Maxx. This is $100 a piece. Talk your shit. Urban Outfitters. Actually, I got a booster.

I'm not even going to start. Shout out to the booster. Oh, my God. If you paid $100 for the booster, he was out of pocket. He got to cut you some rights. It's $100 a piece. Okay, respect. I'm not doing a thing. I paid $100. I, my God. If you paid $100 for the Boots, he was out of pocket. He got to cut you some rights. It's $100 a piece. Okay, respect.

I'm exactly the thing. I paid $100. I respect. Respect. What we got today? Yo, I forgot the name of it. I've been sitting out there so damn long.

The Juicy Couture. There we go. The Juicy. That's like a tour. I got a great name, Juicy. Hey, Juicy. Man, what's wrong with her? Do you?

Tell us about your event for a weekend. I'm not. Oh, yeah, Barb. We heard them talk about sports. No, no. Barb was in the head for the experience this weekend. Look at the outfit like I'm weekend. I don't know. Oh yeah, Barbara. We were going to talk about sports. No, no, Barbara was in the head of

experience this weekend. look at the outfit like I'm alive. Wait, what's your Urban Outfitters? There we go. Okay.

I promise they sell Juicy Guitar TJ Maxx. They probably do though. No, they do. For sure. You can get a purse and an outfit.

Yeah, they sell that kind of shit. For what, 20? Nigga, for less. For the 100? On my soul. Oh, Mike can grab his mic. What For what, 20? For a nigga for less. For the hun-bun? On my soul. Oh, Mike can grab his mic. What you about to say?

Hey, yo. It says $39.99 for a pair of boots. On my soul. You can go to the store. You can get them for $39.99. On my soul. The booster got you. Booster hit you with a shipment.

The booster got you. That's crazy. Mike, you ain't shit, man. Because y'all never talk. We show up with some money. That must be some different velour, Barbie. That must be the kind that can get wet because them motherfuckers is $40 a piece, for sure.

Fuck y'all. Barbie get right on. That motherfucker going to fall off. She got a a motherfucker velour repellent outfit you said the sham got away so what you do this weekend how was the

how was the history experience it was it was lit shout out to my nigga for pulling up on me and her friends for sure

shout out to the gang going up on my knees in the middle of 38th street excuse me yes please recap your nightmare yeah I don't know what the fuck happened I don't know what happened she was so drunk y'all in the middle of 38th Street. Excuse me? Yes. Please recap your nightmare.

Yeah. I don't know what the fuck happened. I don't know what happened. She was so drunk, y'all. We leaving the club. I shut it down. Hendrick Experience is done. Everybody get home.

Thank you for coming. Shout out to my boy Twin. I'm sorry, bro. I'm going to tip the hell out you the next time because she gets outside. Ooh, I like police officers. Throw her leg on her trunk. I Ooh, I like police officers. Throw her leg on her trunk. I don't even like police officers.

She twerk. Well, you love snitches that day. Put her leg on her trunk. Was shaking that motherfucker. Oh, real police officers? Yes. In them leather shorts. She had on some

leather biker shorts. I had biker shorts. Came around the front door. Started twerking on my nigga. For real. This is after the club. This did not happen. Swerk up at your friends.

I don't know, but this is insane. I don't even like when we talk. Pissy drunk. Not pissy. No, you was pissy drunk,

for sure. So you went from shaking ass and a cop to the middle of 38th Street. That is a hell of a transition. And I lost a boot. You lost a boot, damn.

My boot's this damn big. It had to be a nigga with some goals out there. Thank you, Barbie. Thank you, Barbie. Go team. Hey, shout out to Jerome. She was in good hands with my party.

It's tech time. Lock in, King. Oh, shit. Shout out to the Hendrix Experience, man. How many people you had to turn away, man? A little over 200, bro. Come on, man. Shout out to the brand, man. I appreciate the support of my city, for sure. Yeah, facts, man. All the ladies that buy

tables, I love y'all, 100%. Man, I seen you recently on a podcast, man. I was scrolling through Instagram, man. I see this nigga pop up talking about the creation of 520 and rental houses and all type of shit. I said, look at this nigga. Yeah, shout out to my guys,

Mose and the Macon, T, O. Shout out to T and O, the homies. I did their pod. They was, you know, to highlight highlight me and us and shit like that but I wanted them to get a game on our real estate

cause I told them to me just somebody who's not in a real estate world um it's always looked at as like a pyramid scheme

nobody ever get to hear about the negative shit that happens when you really buy homes and when you really rent out houses and have shitty tenants.

I wanted to hear that side of the world. Yeah. So I know y'all own houses and rent shit out too. I know it ain't always green. Mike had a thousand dollar water bill. Motherfucker moved out on him, left the water running. So I wanted to hear stories like that. I was going to say, for the people who don't know this, freaking Mike, if you would be

so kind to please tell the story. No. Oh, he's still got an attitude about it. I know what I'm saying. That's just... Because I was one month, she moved out,

and like the damn... You know how you got to jiggle the toilet sometimes? I'm not a slam-lord, y'all. I just ain't rehabbed this property because it's a duplex. I wanted to do the whole thing

at one same time. One side. Wasn't ready. All right, anyway. She moves out. She's like, I'm going to move out in two weeks. We all good. I don't go check on the property because I got surgery.

Remember, I had the bunion and all the other shit on my foot. I don't go check on the property. It's the same foot you're trying to get an anklet on? No, I'm getting an anklet on. All right. So. Switch sides. Yeah.

Facts. No way. Yeah, because I think the right side of you just got a right earring. Left is right and right is wrong. Anyway. Respect. All faults. I swear to God, I didn't say that shit.

Go ahead. Back to the story. Anyway. So she moved out. And I don't go there for like seven weeks. And then I get the water bill, because it's over my name, and it's $847.

Damn. And you kind of just got to eat that. You got to eat that shit. Damn. We was just hollering. I'm like, bro, everybody always talking about, yeah, you don't need no money to buy a house, man. You can flip it and put $10,000

and you get $200,000 return. I'm like, bro, tell the real shit. I will say, like, that's real.. I will say like, that's real. Yeah, but I'm saying it's other people. It's the downside of it. Shit can go wrong too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Most definitely.

So that's why I just wanted to get fully educated about everything about real estate and shit like that. So Moe's in the making. Shout out to y'all. Appreciate you having me on, for sure. For sure, man. Shout out to the gang. I want to ask y'all something about this.

I've been seeing a lot on Twitter of people talking about having property and owning property. Just like one thing in the black community we don't do enough of that is like putting our money together to be in the same spot. There's like people who don't want to live together, but like if you have certain opportunities where people

could go in and get properties and pass them to the family, like what happened with Grandma and Auntie and them, they used to have houses, but as we've gotten older, that shit ain't the same, but that shit out the family. That's something we should probably look more into as we get older. Mike? This ain't no damn Moe was in the making podcast. Come on, learn something.

I don't want to start preaching either. But either which way, all I'm going to say is I think generational wealth is key. I think real estate is a key to that generational wealth. And yeah, we should all own something because they can make no more land than there already is. I don't care if it's a duplex, a triplex, a single family home, a trap house. Own it. Because even if you rent and you're paying somebody's mortgage, you might as well pay your own. Yeah.

Most definitely. I like that. Tap in. For sure, man. Learn yourself. Buy a house for me. Let me get my ankle bracelet because clearly Club 520 don't pay me enough Learn yourself. Buy a house for me. Let me get my ankle bracelet because clearly Club 520 don't pay me enough.

Damn. Buy a house for you. The only thing I like about if you, this is just me, if you're a renter, you don't got to pay property tax.

Yeah. Yeah. And a lot of people don't realize that you can own a home, but you really don't own it if you don't pay your property tax.

You really ran from the government. Yeah, you really never own nothing. Yeah you don't pay your property tax. You really ran from the government. Yeah, you really never own nothing. Facts. You got to pay property tax. So if you just be like, yeah, I bought this motherfucker and just, I'm never going to pay property tax. They're going to be owning it in a little, in a year. That's how I originally got into real estate.

Not to make a long story short, my dad didn't pay property taxes on a property and he lost it. And I tried to buy it from him for $8,000 and he told me no and ended up losing it to the state. And that's how I bought my first property. Yeah. That's serious, bro. Especially when we were talking, when we were at the store, you told me how much your property taxes was at the old crib. Yeah. I said, yeah.

No, that's stupid. That nigga said that to me. I said, damn, T. Nigga, I don't even want this house. I said, let me go ahead and sell this. I got seven houses that don't equate to that of one property. Yeah, I'm like, yeah. All right, fuck you, niggas.

Look, everybody makes decisions. I was very comfortable in my life at that time. No, thanks, bro. I'm just saying, when you said that number, it was like, I have to pay that. Yeah, you got to. That ain't going to be my house no more. I bought houses cheaper than his property tax payment. That's crazy.

Yeah, it's multiple times. Hell, crazy. Okay, I had a big house. It was only me and my wife and Orion. I have downsides because I thought we was going to have more people running around. I could send my kid to college for a semester. With your one tax bill. No, boy, this is for the year.

Damn near. That's a nice college. Yeah, I believe that. That's a real nice college. I can keep looking around. You don't have that no more, man. RIP 520, man.

Yeah, I said y'all wanted to give the people more game, bro, 520. It ain't that no more. It's still, it's still questionable, though. I still look at you like, damn.

Damn, man. Get well soon for sure. Hey, somebody on Twitter brought this up, and I didn't even you like, damn. Damn, man. Get well soon for sure. Hey, somebody on Twitter brought this up, and I didn't even really think about this. I wanted to see how y'all felt about it. They talk about Nico, the GM, or the Mavs. They was just like, he really low-key is a stimulus for the NBA because he gave Luka to the Lakers,

he got Jalen Brunson to the Knicks, and he gave KP to the Celtics. Damn, did he? Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. Damn. I ain't know all that.

He was a bad decision maker. Yeah, facts, though. Facts. Is he an industry player? Low. Because all them players made a big difference to their next franchises, their next stops. Bro, he got the Knicks back lit.

He got the Celtics a championship. And ain't no telling what the Lakers about to be. Damn. He fucking up the Monopoly board. For sure. I mean, he got Kyrie in Dallas, though. For pennies on the dollar. He got AD in return.

But I'm like, you gave away a lot though, bro. Not really. If you can say I got AD and Kyrie for Jalen Brunson. Well, you got Kyrie for Jalen Brunson and Kyrie for Zingas, right? Basically. Is Jalen Brunson better than Kyrie right now?

No. I swear to God, on any given day, if you put Kyrie Irving in a New York Knick in a uniform, do you know how lit the garden's going to fucking be? It'll be the biggest shit ever. What? It'll be bigger than Melo.

It'll be the biggest, bro. That first 40-point game in the garden, bro. Bro, what? It wouldn't even be close, bro. That's why when they went to Brooklyn, I was like, ugh, go to the Knicks, bro.

They would have turned that city up, man. I know, bro. And to know that that was partially the play, in the beginning, makes it even worse. Yeah, it was, but I just felt like with them and Brooklyn,

we had high hopes on them like we do the Suns. I just didn't ever. The vibe was never there. Like, we knew they was good. With Jimmy Horton, too? Yeah. Man.

What I'm saying, like, I'm talking about as far as the game, like the city. Like, I love Brooklyn Arena is fire to me. Like, playing there. But it ain't nothing like the Knicks, bro. They like second fiddle, bro. They had all them niggas in the Knicks. No, they the Clippers.

Yeah. To the Lakers. That's a fact. The Knicks was popping, bro. I'm like, if they would've did that shit in the Garden every night, man.

And they talk about that owner like a dog because if you look at the All-Star game and shit where they all sit next to each other, it's like, this is 2025 and they're all All-Stars again.

And you didn't react like everybody on that team was shoplifting outside of KD. Everybody was talking shit like Kyrie wasn't gonna be shit no more because he didn't wanna get the vaccine. James Harden had the quote unquote fat suit. Like they was white, they were all them off, bro. And they're all the All-Star game, for sure.

That's crazy. Nah, yeah, that was a- They was supposed to run that back though. Cause they would've, they would've had a deeper run if nobody got hurt. That's a fact. Damn. You're right, though.

Kyrie in the Knicks uniform, it's a different vibe. Like, right now, if you trade Jalen Brunson back to the Knicks for Kyrie Irving, nobody would be mad in New York. Not one person would be like, what are we doing? They'd be like, oh, we got Kyrie. We get to watch this, bro, every single night. What's the age difference, though? I mean, he older.

He's definitely older. But I'm just saying, as far as games, nobody is going to be mad. Kyrie's more of a vibe than Jalen Brunson. Yeah, and he from that area. Yeah, he a Jersey kid. Yeah. And he fit that dynamic of the culture. You a N1 nigga that made it, basically.

What? You were what Ray Frost was supposed to be type shit. Oh, me. Stephon Marbury. Even though Jalen Brunson killed in the guard, the way Kyrie gonna make it look in the guard? Yeah. And with that squad, you give Kyrie Kat OG Mikel

oh give him a squad it's lit it's up I was just saying if you send Kyrie there with nobody it was gonna be like it'd be a Trae Young

type shit he'd still put on a show though like everybody would go to the game and be happy like not saying like Jalen Brunson put on shows too I ain't saying

but the way Kyrie it's different it's just different more of a movie and not even saying Kyrie just don't play the game, Riley Jalen Brunson. It's just more exciting, bro. Yeah, facts, bro.

My jersey look better. Anything he do, bro, I ain't over here. What they say, glazing? I ain't glazing, Kyrie. But, like, the way he move and play is just way more exciting. They probably the same level of player, like, how effective they are on the game. And that's what way more exciting. They probably the same level of player like how effective they are on the game. And that's what I was asking.

He can get 27 a night like Kyrie get 27 a night. Yeah. They just go about it a different way. Chop it up different. Yeah. And the way Kyrie go about it

is more entertaining for a place that want to be a show. It's a show when you go to New York. Yeah. The guard and they put on shows and Kyrie puts on a show.

For sure. Just in a different way. Yeah. The way that Kyrie plays basketball a show. For sure. Just in a different way. Yeah. The way that Kyrie plays basketball is unmatched. Bias is my favorite player, but nobody plays basketball like Kyrie ever, bro.

Yeah. But they was talking about some potential situations. Obviously, we all know KD leaving in the offseason. How would y'all feel if KD somehow got to Dallas? If he get to Dallas,

then Nico the coach, he the GOAT. Then we talking about them different. He get Kyrie, AD, and KD on the same team. What are we talking about? Yeah, I traded Luka for that. Yeah. And that's dangerous.

Yeah, nobody mad. Dallas is back up. Nico! Nico! They get to resort. The love is back. I don't know, though. What? The love is back. The love is back I don't know though what? the love is back the love is back

but I'm saying the team is the team like what are we doing? yeah like what are we doing with the team though?

is the team like is it another Sun situation for real though? nah you got better players than the actual team it's a natural fit

you got a small four a power four a a point guard. And you already got bigs. You're probably happy to get one of them up. Yeah, you probably got to give up Lively. Lively. Gaffer will still be there for you. Probably give him P.J. Washington.

But you can put some other guys around to fit in. Christie probably got to go. Yeah, boys just got to be healthy, though. And that is just fine. Yeah, but if that's healthy that's a more natural team than the Suns yeah does everybody feel voiced

differently imagine the 3-5 of KD AD and Gafford that's tough that is are they could they beat the Celtics yeah I mean they could I mean

if they healthy it'd be both teams healthy that's a good series that's a hell of a series that's a hell of a series I think that's seven yeah

I don't think KD going there though I'm saying if it was would that be that'd be seven to y'all Celtics is just, bro, that. If you line them up, bro, it's ugly. I mean, you got Drew and Kyrie.

Obviously, you know how that goes. Now, that two guard, I don't know who will be the two for that Dallas team. That situation probably really don't matter with Derek White. He might have the edge. But if you go across, I mean, obviously, KD, JT. JT's younger, but still, it's going to be tough. AD, JB, it's going to be tough. AD, JB. It's tough.

I'll take AD. If both healthy, give me AD over Jalen Brown. That's a tough cover for JB. And vice versa as well. That'll be Porzingis. Yeah, that'll be Porzingis, though. It's Christmas. Jalen Brown will be guarding KD. Through holiday, he'll be guarding.is, though. It's Christmas. Jalen Brown would be guarding.

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So I asked, like, and that's fire. That's the that's the real big three Kyrie AD and KD woo I'm taking this

it's only gonna be for one or two years max but boy they'll make it work yeah I'll take the Celtics I wonder what young shit is gonna end up doing that like on some Bradley Bill

D-Book and KD type shit you talking about like some young guns linking up that I yeah eventually link up because I feel like they all alphas now.

Nah, it ain't even that. It's just the money. The new contracts going to fuck it up. The new contracts can't fuck it up. Like, why would you leave? Like, why would Anthony Edwards

leave when he can get a super max? Like, who he going to link up with? I don't know. He ain't the link up type of dude. I don't think him and Jai

is the link up type of dudes. Mm-'t think him and Jai is the link-up type of dudes. Mm-mm. Donovan Mitchell. Shane either, though. The only dudes, it was like a group right before them that was link-up type guys.

Like Bam, Cat. That group right before Jai and them. They was link-up type of guys. That group after them, they a different way. They YNs. Yeah. It's my shit. Yeah. They on that type of.... That group after them, they a different way. They YNs.

Yeah, it's my shit. Yeah, they on that type of... Anthony Edwards, bro. This is my organization. That's why the league might be in good hands, though, because it's probably more spread out. They more competitive

than the group that was before... I agree. That group of stars that was before John Moran, though. Yeah, Bam and them was definitely in that middle. Like, damn, I could join, bro. We could bring

AU swag back. Anthony Edwards, John Moran, they more like, nah, nigga, we gone. I'm rocking with them.

They damn near Dame Lillard. How Dame Lillard was in Portland for a long time. That's my shit. Before he, you know what I mean? Of course,

he's with the Bucks now, but he was on that for a long time. Like, I don't want to leave. We straight. We'll figure it out. But I was just wondering,

like, damn, but y'all said the money will fuck it up, so never mind, I guess. I mean, because you can't turn down the money. Like, mm-hmm. You're going to be like,

nah, I'm going to go take it for you. Somebody might, man. Somebody probably will, but also all the people we're talking about in quote-unquote small markets.

So them places, it's damn kind of hard to do that. To get another young star from another team, that's going to be tough. You know how I, it's damn kind of hard to do that. To get another young star from another team, that's going to be tough. You know how I feel about that. I want to be the man.

I want to be the man. It's me. I want all the records. I want all the money. We'll figure it out. I'm Trey Young. I ain't never leaving Atlanta. Y'all got to get rid of me.

Straight up. They ain't got to push you out. You got to get rid of me. Straight up. They ain't gotta push you out. Gotta get rid of me. At the end of the day, only one team win every year. You shitty if you go to a team. You Bradley Bill right now, you're pissed you left Washington. I was the man.

I was averaging 30. But you don't feel like they be thinking like they legacy on the line. What it look like now no shade to Brad he still rich as fuck yeah still working but now you in

the Suns and niggas it's questionable if you nice and we know you cold man I would've stayed in Washington been doing what

Jordan Poole doing averaging 35 not giving a shit trying to break records I was just trying to think what young cause that De'Aaron Fox and that Wimby,

I'm like, damn, if they got one more youngin', they might be the new big three. That's raw, though. They team raw. Mm-hmm. But he did it a right way. Perfect timing.

Sacramento wasn't his shit. It was always questions if it was his shit. I think so. Yeah, they draft guards every year. If it was his shit. They draft guards. I think so. Yeah, they draft guards every year. If it's my shit, it ain't no question.

You not draft from opposition? No, never. It's my shit. There's no reason that you should be having a proven star. He proved after his rookie year he was good enough.

For you to go get Holly and Davion Scorsese. Yeah, like, what y'all getting two point guards for? Even though y'all shipped them out. Y'all questioning me.

This ain't really my shit. It was questions about it. But now he goes to San Antonio. It's definitely not his shit. Now it's a joint venture. I already was in a rocky place, but now I'm lit. So he cool with being Robin because Wimby's the next.

Yeah, I'll be Robin to the next generational player. I won't be Robin to Demonte Sabonis. Wimby, I don't have a choice, but he's one of the greatest players ever. I'm cool with that.

I can live with that. I can't live with somebody making me low-key Robin to Demonte Sabonis and then still not getting stuff for us to compete.

But do y'all think somebody else will join now? Is it Antonio? They're going to need one more pitch. I think so, bro. I think they're going to get somebody that's a little older. Sammy Vett? But do y'all think somebody else will join now? Is it Antonio? They gonna need one more piece. I think so, bro.

I think they gonna get somebody that's a little older. Sammy Vett? Yeah, like somebody who's still an aging star. They need an Andre Iguodala type situation. Yeah, they gonna get like an aging star. Who's a younger, older guy? Like a Mikel Bridges type? Yeah, but somebody a little more famous than that.

Like, no shade to Mikel, but like... A guy who was like a Paul George type of guy. A guy Paul George. Like, damn, he a star, but he was just aging a little bit. Somebody in their 31s, 32s. That was still good. I'm trying to scroll through teams to think who would fit in that situation, who was probably flexible enough. Because they a year or two away.

Mm-hmm. Yeah. So like you said, it could be a Michael Brown or a wing that's just a little older, still nice though. Mm. Yeah, but I mean, like you said,

you got De'Aaron Fox, you got Wimmy. That's people pulling up for that. Like if Jimmy Butler would have went there right now. That was two years ago. You know what I mean? Yeah. That'd be a hell of a team. That'd be fire.

Because Chris Paul damn near too old. Yeah. He a little too old. He damn near on his Alonzo Mourner swag with them. For sure. But it's not like he not like. God, you can tell who my enemy is. He is though.

He was not supposed to be that team with Shaq and them, bro. Nah, but I'm saying he's like, you love Chris Paul and Zero, but he just there to get a game. Yeah. It's different now, bro. CP was so elite.

Still elite, but it's just... He was so interpretive, for sure. Niggas is trying them old niggas now, bro. It's like, bro, we get it. You cold, but you step out here on this floor, it's your ass. I seen him and KD arguing one game.

I know you, nigga. You don't know me. Yeah, I was like, damn, it's two old niggas going at it. Just competitive. Just two old niggas yelling at each other. CP ain't, but I think he keep that spirit in him. That young, competitive. He always going to be young in that sense.

But play, he ain't about to guard, y'all. What are you saying I'm got you, bro? Oh, yeah. It's ugly. Guard. Get out of the way. Guard, niggas. It's probably over.

CP damn near 40. Yeah. We don't expect you to. But I'm saying CP used to be elite. Oh, definitely. You know what I'm saying? It's just quiet. I mean.

It's always crazy, but I'm saying damn near, though. Hey, hey. You know it is. Und saying damn near, though. Hey, hey. You know there's undefeated, bro. You can't bother Tom. He's going to catch us up. That's what I was trying to think, too. I was like, damn, you know LeBron is still playing at a high level. But what other player that had a long career still killed at an old age?

I was trying to think who was 36. Oh, 36 is a bunch of niggas killed at 36. 36, 37. Mike killed at 36. Because Le 36 is a bunch of niggas killed at 36. 36, 37. Mike killed at 36. Because Brian's just 40. Just 40 is crazy. Yeah. But I'm saying, man.

But I'm saying, it's close. We ain't 37, bro. We 40. It's 40. He went straight to the league, too. Everybody in the league down there at 36 still killing. Steph, 36. Oh, they are our age.

Yeah, Russ, 35, 36. KD, 36. Yeah. So you think they still can play like that at 40? Can Steph Curry be Steph Curry at 40? I don't know. That's a lot to ask. Can KD be KD at 40?

He'll be, yes. KD at 40, but the way he scored different. Steph going to have to run off them screens at 40. That's a lot to fucking ask, bro. I don't know. In four years, I don't think Steph would be saying Steph Curry. Will Steph even want to play basketball in four years? Because I think James Harden can still be James Harden at 40.

Nah. Because he transitioned his game, bro. Yeah, but he a dominant ball handler. Like, he still got to create that space. Four years from now, he not going to be creating that space. Bro, he already went to a team where he was supposed to be able to scale back, bro. Now he back doing all this responsibility again, bro.

We can't ask James Harden to do this for you. I'm not asking him. I'm just saying I think he's capable, bro. I don't think he can do it. Like, Steph Curry a shooter. He already don't get by people like he used to. He's still cold. I was trying to say something like that,

but we ain't doing that. Respect. All right, let's move on. I don't know what you're about to say. No, but I was thinking about somebody who played like an old man, but still kind of, you're damn near effective, but you can't get no ball by nobody. We need you, but.

So I see what you're saying, but I think his game, bro, is kind of like James Harden, just like Russell Westbrook, bro. Russell Westbrook's still going to be effective at 40. Hell no. It ain't even no shade to Russ, but his game is based off athleticism. I don't know if he's going to still be moving that like that in four years. Yeah, bro, he would be honored to get full-time, bro, at 40. Like 40, bro?

Their body's in tip-top shape, bro. This ain't Vince Carter in them, bro. But they got to chase 20-year-olds, bro. We got, listen, we got the best generation of basketball players, bro. We do, but at 40, I just don't know of Russell Westbrook. Brian kicked it off. I don't know of Russell. I hope they moving like that at 40.

I'll be like, hats off to them. But I just don't see in four years, Russell Westbrook still going up there and getting offensive rebounds. In four years. That's a lot to add. Like the generation before us, I don't think Steve Francis and them would have been still you feel me? They weren't still rocking.

Like KD and BD. They weren't rocking like Gilbert. Shit was different, bro. Our generation is James Harden. These niggas is our age, bro. We 36, 37, bro. We old, bro. Three years is a long time. I get y'all that, but these niggas can still

play, bro. I'm not saying they can't still play, but you just add more. Can't write everybody off. I'm not. I'm saying you add in two more years of miles on their body. They playing at high levels right now. So niggas is averaging, let's say, I don't know, 24,

25. Take James Harden, Stephen Curry, KD. What's one more name that's our age that's still in that high class? DeMar DeRozan. DeMar DeRozan.

So do they go from 25 to 26 a game or really 23 to 22 a game to like 16? Y'all see these niggas averaging 16 at 40? I don't even know if some of them niggas

want to even play where they at. Stephen Curry averaging 20 at 40. I don't know, bro. I don't even know if them of them niggas want to even play where they at. Steph Curry averaging 20 at 40. I don't know, bro. I don't even know if them niggas want to average the team. You know how full court pressing these young niggas going to be on Steph Curry when he's 40? They're going to have a chance to kill the goal. You cut off t-shirt on these niggas if they 40?

Man, what? Blitz. Nigga, what? All mixtapes, bro. Steph Curry at 40? We blitzing Curry at 40? In four years, we are, hey, no help. You got him.

Like, you don't need no help. 40? Yeah, bro. In four years, bro. It's a nigga at my bar right now that's ready to quit. We all going to be 37 this year, bro. Them niggas my age. We all graduate the same year.

I'm saying at 40, bro, it's going to be tough. Running off them screens, bro. Steph Curry damn near going to be Rip Hamilton, bro. He's not running off no screen at 40, bro, it's going to be tough. Running off them screens, bro, Steph Curry damn near going to be Rip Hamilton, bro. He's not running off no screen at 40. He just wants to be an underarmor, bro. I'm telling y'all, bro. He don't want to be running like that really no more. Not crazy right now.

But you know how we was kind of sleep on? We was like, damn, it's kind of sad to see Steph Curry get 18. We was doing 520 in the morning. Then they can get you 30. You like, damn. Yeah, I mean, he's still a GOAT. He is still a GOAT. So he 36.

He probably can still have moments where he still in good shape. I just think as good as LeBron is at 40. Four years. We got niggas, too. That's our age that can go. LeBron is unreal, bro. I'm not comparing him to him. LeBron is not normal, bro. Nobody weighs that much and can move that fast. unreal, bro. I'm not comparing him to him. LeBron is not normal, bro.

Nobody weighs that much and can move that fast. No, yeah. I'm saying, so he had too much of an advantage already. Like, at 18, he was 240. Yeah, bro. Moving. He's not. Like, he's almost fake, bro.

Like, look at Kobe. You 100% right. But Kobe got to, like, 38. That's the generation I'm talking about. That's the T-Mex, the Steve Francis, the BDs, the KG, the Ray Allen, the Paul Pierce. When them niggas was old like that, it was kind of like, damn. When them niggas played up for the Brooklyn X, bro, it was kind of like. We was disappointed.

But that's going to be everybody, bro. That's father time, bro. I think we got a better lineage of players than them niggas, bro. That might be true, but like for real. I think both your points is correct. Them niggas longevity is crazy. Hey, them niggas can't be better than them niggas, bro. Yeah, but I'm just saying you at four years, bro.

Two is a lot to ask. At 36. Four years, nigga. I'm going to be bald. Nigga, I might have a gut, bro. Yeah, we built like... You built like me with a bald head, bro. Apollo might divorce you.

I swear to God, I'll never be built like that. I refuse, bro. Hold on, hold on. He was about to make me tap in. I would never, bro. I would never, bro. I would never, bro. I would never, bro.

Because you have no choice to be built like your daddy with a bald head. I swear do that. I would do it, bro. I would do it, bro. Because you have no choice to be built like your daddy with a bald head. That's what it is. And you don't got no facial hair. And Paula, she's leaving you, bro. You can't walk out of here

built like me here. You can't swag like me around here. You can't just walk around in your drawers like me, bro. Shout out to Coach D, man. I don't know how he got put around that spot, bro. I don't know either, bro.

He out of pocket moving on this is interesting since January 1st 2020 the most buckets in the NBA Jason Tatum that's crazy that JT has the accomplishments he's had so far and then like I seen them talking about today they was just like it's crazy how

Shay is getting all this praise but he hasn't done half the things that Jason Tatum has done in this league is there going to get to a point to where JT going to get his respect finally? Do he got to repeat to get it? I mean, I feel you, but it's too easy to joke on JT. It's just shade has a team that people didn't expect

to be that good because they were so young. He has them playing at such a high level that you got to respect it, bro. But is it fair enough that they kind of keep skipping over JT as a face of the league? It's not fair. It's just a high level that you gotta respect it, bruh. But does that, is it fair enough that they kind of keep skipping over

JT as a face of the league? It's not fair. It's just when you accomplish so much so early, motherfuckers look at you like, that's what he supposed to do.

He been doing that. They ain't respect it. Like, bro just said. It just become normal. Like, Yannis having a year that's crazy. We just like,

yeah. Jokic? For real. No, it's no diss to JT. Like, Giannis having a year that's crazy. We just like, yo, Jokic? For real. No, it's no distance, JT. Like, I understand.

Just come with just being great early. Shea had low expectations coming into the league, bro. He learned the game, Pat Biv and them,

then he left them, got his own team. Now you turn some youngsters up. JT didn't have that journey. JT had, JT had instant success, bro. Yeah. So that's the curse behind that shit.

Damn. So I feel like he going to get his just due. People that like Jeff and them, his colleagues, and people who really respect the game, like give him his love. But it's just the media. I know he great. But it's just like, you got to have...

Like when Kobe, before... I don't like to talk about that. Before Kobe got in trouble, we didn't connect with Kobe. Nobody connected with him. Like, you knew Kobe. He was a young kid. It was exciting. He did the dunk contest. But you ain't really had no connection with him.

And then once he went through some shit, and he came and was like, I'm going to be a villain. Kinda. Like, fuck it. I'm going to tap in. People don't like me. You could relate to that shit. It was more like, ah, damn, my back against the wall. Ain't nobody fucking with me.

I'm going to fight out of this shit. And people started liking him. And then as his years went on, you grew a connection with Kobe because you felt like you grew with him. Like, damn, I remember when he was this kid. Then I remember when he turned the fuck up. And now, you know, once he passed, we... That was a bad time. I said, once he passes, then boom.

Kobe in the studio. Says, talk nice. Nah, you right though, bro. Bro. Yo, bro. Yo, bro. How did you do that? You plugged me up, bro. Yo, wow.

That's crazy. We can end the show now, DJ. Yeah. I like how you just snatched it out of my hand. Yeah. It's getting worse. It's not getting better.

Nah. But he got to do something to make us connect with him, though. Damn. And I ain't saying he got to get in trouble. I'm just saying he got to be... People got to believe him.

Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, we started to believe Kobe. Like, that nigga might really be angry. Like,

he really going for 80 on everybody. Like, he don't give a fuck. We had, we believed it. Yeah. Niggas start really tapping into Kobe after everybody. He don't give a fuck. We believed it. Yeah. They can start really tapping into Kobe after that. Yeah, I don't know if people believe that JT.

I believe it. When I watch him, I know him. I've been around him, so it's different for me. I'm like, he wouldn't be great. He really built like that. The average fan don't know him. They don't see him. They just see a guy who go out, do his job,

don't say much, kill, go about his business. But I know what kind of person, what kind of player he is and what kind of determination he got.

But people can't connect with it yet. That's what I see from the outside. People really look at him like he just don't have no type of personality. Yeah,

like they can't connect with him. But then you get an Anthony Edwards, he block a game when it's shot, he like, and with a hurt calf, and with a hurt calf.

And with a hurt calf. I'll say it again. You know, people like, that's my dog, man. He say anything. You can connect with him because that's how you really act when you playing with your guys. Yeah. That's the kind of swag most people got. So they connect with him.

That's why they be like, he going to be the face of the NBA even though he don't want to be. He said, y'all can get that shit to win me. Mello was talking about that shit, too. He was like, I don't feel like an international player can be the face of the league. This is an American game. We don't connect with them.

Like you said, the personality aspect. If you go through Yoke, Giannis, you're not really tapping into them. Language barrier, all that stuff. And I ain't saying it like that, but you really can't. Even Giannis is very personable. People like him, but you just can't really connect with him all the way. That's true, man. You know what I mean?

I mean, even Shea, Canadian. People like the way he dress and shit, like the way he play basketball, but not too many people tapped in with him individually. Yeah. Shea, he got the quarterbooks. He do, bro, but you don't know nothing about his personal life to that extent.

All those people we talking about, you know a little bit about them on the court, off the court, all of the above. Yeah. Maybe Jai and Anthony is just too turnt, though. Yeah, they too turnt

for the face of the league, like, because they just naturally being themselves and like we like that as a you know urban community like damn that's how we really be rocking

sometimes. Real niggas. Jason Tatum is so politically correct and professional. It's a beautiful thing so he can play

both sides. Like he got his kid at every game his family it look right but you can't yeah you really can't connect. Like, some people couldn't connect with Steph at first.

Yeah. You know what I mean? We was like, damn, he like just too perfect. Yeah. He talk about church. He do everything right. But that was truly him. Yeah.

Facts. And that's truly JT, too. But it's just like. JT just don't change the, move the needle like Steph Curry, though. Yeah, his game. Yeah, the game. Yeah. Superseded Steph Curry, though. Yeah, his game. Yeah, the game. Superseded Steph Curry, no matter how he acted. Yeah, his game.

Niggas was pulling up from half court from the third game. And what he was doing in them games, when you tell niggas to go night-night and shit, Steph got his disrespect off. You saw the personality of Steph on that court. Court, on the court, yeah. Because if LeBron went in the league, it'd be Steph's league.

It's hands down. Yeah, like if JT did stuff like... That's why people connected with Westbrook is how hard he played. And then you could feel his energy. Like, he rocked the baby on you. Like, dog, wow. Like, you could connect with Westbrook. Like, if JT did, he don't

got to, but like, even his celebrations, he like, blows the kiss when he hit the three. Yeah. I see kids do it a little bit. But it ain't like, you know, night-night is crazy. You know what I mean?

Like, turn around, shooting at the crowd, like that shit. Yeah, that shit changed a lot. Steph Curry got niggas wearing all-white underarmor sneakers,

bro, outside. Outside is funny. I ain't seen none. Yeah, no, I've seen them. All-white, separate two-loves. Yeah, those are historic flame shoes.

Coming off that turf. That's a fact. All terrain shoe? Yeah, because I feel like JT is so, like bro said, so politically correct, but it just... The nigga so cold. The aura is different, bro. It's kind of like, damn, I want to like this nigga, but I don't know if he really related. But I want a JT so cool, but he don't step back and do the bullshit like Steph Curry.

He don't shoot the ball and turn around like Steph Curry. Because they literally the same person, bro. It's just the game different, bro. So, I don't know. But also, Steph Curry's 6'3". The common person. Related. He's 5'10".

Like, you feel you could be Steph Curry. Like, shit common person is 5'10 like you feel you could be Steph Curry like shit I'm 5'10 shit he can go out there and shoot like that

all I gotta do is work on my jumper I got a chance JT 6'10 he's damn near unrealistic there's no workout that can ever make me

he unrealistic bro he like with a handle motherfuckers ain't burping now 6'10 handles light skin

curly hair. Niggas is just hating after a while. That's what I was about to say, bro. You down there. How you 16, curly hair and you got a singer, bro?

Like, what the fuck? You know what I mean? Niggas hate it. Yeah. He got a real blueprint, though. The nigga did it the right way. Everybody's mad at him. I don't get it.

On the real, he really Grand Hill. The Grand Hill that didn't get hurt. Yeah, bro. That whole Duke blueprint is there. He literally walked Grand Hill shoes, bro. Grand Hill walked so JT can fly.

That is a fact. And it waits until the career is over. When he really going to be on after that? You're going to see the influence. You're going to see the real personality. You know what I mean? JT going to be a billionaire probably. Yeah. How smart he is and the shit he can do. You're going to see the real personality. You know what I mean? JT going to be a billionaire probably. Yeah.

How smart he is and the shit he can do. But he's literally Grant Hill, bro. That's a great comparison. Accurate as hell, man. That's the lineage. I swear, bro. That great lineage be a problem. The low-key fire singer.

You see the vibe? It's your vibe, man. You like the look. You like that look. Grant Hill had niggas wearing Fila's. Nigga, come on, bro. And you was killing in Detroit and wherever else you went. Come on, bro.

Super humble. Yeah. Don't get no shit. No smut. Safe, solid. Yeah. Only thing, Grant Hill got hurt. JT then surpassed him because he's unhealthy.

Yeah, for sure. Damn. Because Grant Hill was that nigga. He was. What? And Tamiya. I mean, shout Yeah, for sure. Damn. Because Grant Hill was that nigga. He was. What? And Tamiya, I mean, shout out to LMA. Respect. Tamiya is pressure. Shout out to the two-step. I ain't talking about my nigga's girl.

I'm just saying. He literally is the better Grant Hill, bro. Grant Hill got hurt, so I like that. He walked so JT can fly I like that better analogy

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