Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Michael Beasley on growing up with Kevin Durant, playing with LeBron, hooping on Knicks

Episode Date: September 24, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 104 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague and the guys are joined by Michael Beasley. The guys discuss Beasley growing up with Kevin Durant in Maryland, going to Kansas State and becoming one of the best one-and-done players in college basketball history, playing alongside LeBron James on the Miami Heat, hooping on the New York Knicks, winning the Big 3 MVP, and much more! #volume #clubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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My name is DJ Wells. We got a special, special guest in the fucking building today. We're going to introduce my man's last to my far left. We got my dog, Bishop B. Hitting out the prillies. How you doing, Nasty? Cool and nasty. Let's get to it, baby.

I'm excited for this one. Now, listen, you let my mans down Cause you know you supposed You ain't been showing up To work in your uniform And of all days You didn't have on the fit Respect He let me down

I got word You know what Just introduce Introduce the other niggas So we can go on So I can tell my story For sure To my right

My dog Young Nacho Young T How you what Man I'm chilling bro Got a family in the building bro 07 class High school class I'm hype I've been wanting him on family in the building, bro. 07 class, high school class.

I'm hype. I've been wanting him on the show this whole time. One of my favorite players to watch and play against. I remember my K-State, but we're going to get all of that. For sure, man. If y'all know who this is, man, one of the coaches to touch a basketball. When you talk about getting buckets, it's two people that come to mind. Jordan Crawford and this man.

One of the coaches. Why you say that first? Nah, because you last. You got to introduce you last. You know what I'm saying? Respect, of course But not when you talking about buckets Mike Beasley first How about that?

Love Like he said Mike Beasley This nigga crazy I'm just saying That's a little disrespectful No disrespect You know

I respect But shout out to what's happening, man I'm done saying That's a little disrespectful No disrespect You know I respect But y'all was having it man I'm done We in the show Shout out to my I didn't want to mess it up Shout out to my DJ Crawford man

I'm handsome I can't say that You know what I'm saying But you get your shit on I ain't gonna feel a way You can tell the people I'm handsome Yeah it ain't June no more

Huh Something wrong with him Something wrong But you was a power four. We got Mike Beasley on the show. Mike Beasley. Who's that? So, yes, nigga, get back.

I just wanted to introduce you. Go ahead. Go ahead. This is light-skinned Mike Beasley. Yeah. 16 lefty. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's get that light-skinned shit out of here.

Me? Cameraman. Okay. Don Maker. Right? He's some black man. Don Maker. Pat Beveler. Pat Beveler. Right? Pat Beveler. You put us in a room together.

You ain't gonna, right? You can't tear this apart. All dogs. No, no. I'm dark, nigga. I'm light skinned. I'm not light skinned. I'm dark skinned. Check me out. Check me out.

Pull your phone out real quick. My phone out? Yeah, pull your phone out. Turn your flash light on. Turn your flash light on. Put it close. Put it close. Those tattoos.

I know. I'm like Lance Stevenson. You can't see him. I ain't hold no. Don't call me. Anyway. Don't call me Lance Steven't call me Like that Anyway I'm not

I'm like Lance Houser I was about to see Some other tattoo Population shit Nah You ain't no Lance Had tattoos to you

He's his teammate I know you didn't I didn't You stupid Shout out to Shout out to bro I ain't no Thawne Baker Had them too

But that's crazy But show Thawne Nah I'm the first 5'10 Par 4 bro In the country Where? Indianapolis, Indiana

Yachting had to be tried He played with George Hill He played with George Hill Before I turned my meniscus bro I was one of them bro A meniscus is only a two-week injury. No, it's not, bro. Not with my lineage, bro.

You see how I'm built? I've been built like this since a kid, bro. I've been out of shape. It's double-double machine, though. Double-double machine? Yeah, I taught Glenn Baby how to get down. You hear me? You know, I'm one of them.

That's not a good name. On the court You was on G We are crazy Let's talk around Let's talk Yeah Shout out to CJ But now you gotta

Bring up the story You know what I'm saying About the forces man Yeah man T told me that you You know You tuned into the show Yeah I be watching

All this shit funny. He funny. You a black force. You. What? You don't fuck with the show? I fuck with the show. I fuck with, like, he's funny. He's professional. What am I? He black forces.

You black forces. Respect. You ain't fuck with the black, with the white license? You fucked me up with the white laces. I ain't going to hold you. That's something, though. But you a black Air Force rider, though. Yeah, yeah. Because, you know, my introduction is usually interruption.

You know? So I'm a black Air Force. You the first person on the show, bro, that ever gave some love to the black forces. So I appreciate that. I mean, I was going with him today but my, you know, somebody told me not to. Oh, man.

Respect. Good call. Good call. Good call. He don't fuck with the Black Forces. Nah, I don't. How you don't fuck with the Black Forces?

Because of him. He started wearing them shits and I be seeing people around the city with white laces and they Black Forces. Oh, he start,

he start. Oh, this shit. We get tagging out every day. Oh, this shit is a thing. I can fuck with that part i can fuck you starting to move man it was really accidental though because when we first start potting they like now how you accidentally white laces let me tell you my story they don't even come with i know i'm a trendsetter hold on when we first started to get no i've been out to a way to get an extra pair of laces.

No, I didn't. No, I've been doing that. We started pieing two times a week. The first time, you had to go out your way. No, I didn't, bro. They don't come with white laces. Easily. Not the extra laces either.

They be black. Walmart is up the street. A 54 inch shoe string. So you had to go out your way. You bought the laces. It was part of the grocery order. Not in Walmart. Correct?

Respect. Yes. That didn't come with black uh white license correct correct so something sparked in your head to say let me go to walmart switch the style up that's all right switch it up so what year was this this was 2001 how old are you 36 36 you been on that? I was doing this in middle school but anyway it started because

this is why I said it's an accident we started pying twice a week and I told them I wasn't about to be buying an outfit to pie with a bunch

of niggas every day so I just wore all black every day and just kept my shoes on and now you're buying outfits no I'm not buying anything

he be buying oh yeah he look kind of weird he look kind of weird to say he look kind of weird to say I'm not buying outfits. He be buying outfits. Oh, yeah. He look kind of weird. He look kind of weird to say. He look kind of weird to say.

I'm glad you said that. He got a chain. I got another one. This is about Beasley, dog. This ain't about me.

This is about Beasley. Let's dive back. Yeah, man. We got to get back to it man we all be so basically

oh wait you didn't respect the part at first what you mean you said you was gonna wear the same outfit every day

we all do we all do nah it was a it was a mutual it was like all black I wear black every day

anyway yeah it was a mutual thing what you got in your head little ginger real never seen that before. Shout out to the sponsors. Hey, but we got to talk about the first time y'all met, man.

I didn't know. I just heard some stories. You see how they always make you shoot up all that shit. He always makes sure I wouldn't shit. Ain't that a motherfucker? So I'm going to tell you how I met you. Well, I didn't meet you.

And how I found out who you were. So we playing in Little Rock on the Hill in Arkansas. And we make it to the final four. We end up making it to the final four. You was on the side court. Yeah. I remember that. Yeah, you should.

You beat us by 60. So we come on the court. We got a little reversible jersey. We just starting to get our foot in the door. We indie heat, but we ain't really indie heat. And you came on the court and you was like, who the fuck we about to play? What the fuck is this? I'm like, who is that?

They like, ask Coach Conley. Coach Conley put me to the side. That's Mike Beasley. He's the best player in the country. I was like, man, fuck him. Coach Conley was like, no, it's going to be fuck you. He can play. And he's real good.

We got to be locked in. I bring the group in. He's the best. You got to be locked in, man. You're the first player to get. You go through the lane, dunk that bitch. It's over. I'm like, oh, yeah.

This shit done. Fast forward. I meet him at ABCD camp. We on a plane. No bush. I never forget it. Paul, you got some big ass feet But Nolan Smith feet

Bigger than yours It was It was So We sit on a plane And we all flying Back somewhere And I look at

I'm like this nigga feet Big as hell And you heard me You like Yeah that nigga got some Big ass feet Look at him look Dumb ass

Big ass feet I'm like I'm like yo This nigga crazy. I ain't gonna lie. Those people had like an 18, bro. This shit look crazy. He like my height, bro.

I was like, he could never be fresh, bro, with them big ass feet. Hell nah. The size of 18s is not as long. One of them is big as shit, bro. Hey, some Adidas was big as hell. That's a no, man. No one like six months with them. I swear to God. I Adidas was big as hell. Man, shout out to Nova. Nova like six months ago. I swear to God.

I can't make this shit up. That's crazy. All right, man. That's funny. My bad, though. I ain't know y'all was trash. I was just. It was just our jerseys.

We just had a bad day, bro. We were trash. We had a bad day. Nah, yo, it was just our jerseys. You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to lie. We just had a bad day We went trash We had a bad day Nah yo It was just y'all jerseys You know what I'm saying I ain't gonna lie Like Like we

Like We was that team Nah y'all was We was jerseys right Yeah Like But then you know We started winning a little bit

A little Dita started fucking with us And then You know Probably got to my head a little bit Cause then when I seen y'all With the fucked up jerseys That shit was trash

I remember that shit too Cause I remember We was It was some big ass bleachers Yeah Yeah That shit Yup

Yeah My bad Nah it's all good But it worked out for you though It did It quite It didn't quite work out Right there

But Hey Speece had When Speece had Ind when Speeds had, Indy Speeds had, was that the first time playing against them?

Yeah. Now, this was some bullshit. We bring fucking Anthony McClain. Yeah, yeah.

Seven footer. So, we like, all right, shit, we about to play Greg Olin. It's Greg Olin, fucking Daquan Cook.

Mike Conley. Dirt. Dirtic i think mike conley might have left no michael was there joshua grovers was there too listen listen we bring anthony mclean to like just just to scare um great great you know what i'm saying and this is working like we play them in pool play. Nigga, they fucked us over with this one. But we play him in pool play. Nigga, first play of the game, nigga. Our point guard, Ray Brewer, go to the fucking... First two plays, he go lay that motherfucker up. Greg Oden smacked that bitch on the backboard so hard.

Like, the ball almost went flat. And, you know started to break it went boom boom so I went to Ray I said Ray if you lay that bro you gotta go in there

and throw that motherfucker high bro that ain't gonna get that shit right flex alright did that shit very next play

nigga he smacked that shit on the backboard again boom and this time it bounced down like right before half like right after half court yeah right and i'll seven footer down you know what i'm saying like i'll seven foot up like bro so it it bounced i said I said, I'm putting on it. Nigga. Daquan Cook grabbed this ball from half court and he bounced that shit one time. I said, I'm putting it.

Sitting there, both hands up. Man, he dunked on that nigga. Three-point line. Had that nigga. Like, arms all wrapped around that nigga. Boom, nigga. And we lost by like 40. Nigga, that was the first time I was like. Pool was different for nigga. Boom, nigga. And we lost by like 40. That was the first time I was like,

who was different for sure? Nah, nigga. Who was different? That nigga. They, sure they. But nigga, I'm glad we did that to y'all. Full circle moment.

That was your get back. That nigga took it out on us. I would even up that team. I didn't get a bite from that. So that was your get back. That nigga took it out on us. I don't even know that team. I didn't get a bite from that. So that was your sophomore year? When I played Greg Oden, it was my sophomore year. Sophomore, yeah. My sophomore, my junior year when I first played Greg Oden.

That's when I first realized what a man was on the basketball court. He was a monster. He was different, bro. All the way up until the NBA. Before he got into the NBA, I remember game planning him when he was in the heat and him and Joe Pritzbiller.

It's like, nigga, whenever Greg Oden catch that motherfucker on the block, nigga. Oh, I say nigga too much. Don't I? Nah. I say nigga too much.

Nah, bro. This is... Nah, bro. This is not habitual. This is not habitual, bro. Whenever Greg Oden catch that shit on the block, man, it was a is. Nah, bro. We got stuff. We got stuff. We just signed it. Whenever Greg Oden cuts that shit on the block, man,

it was a monster. But, I'm glad that shit happened like that. Yeah. I don't know how to pause, by the way, so y'all go on.

We talking, bro. We talking about that how crazy that 07 class is, especially Indianapolis. Man, and you was at the top of that class. We always regard that

as like one of the best high school league like that's one of the best that class don't get no respect because all of us didn't pan out

in the NBA how we was supposed to you know what I'm saying kinda did though cause if you look at it like James James MVP

D Rose MVP B's talking about like Because if you look at it, like James, MVP, D-Rose, MVP. But you got to think, B's talking about like Bill Walker. Had a crazy name. Bill was crazy. You know what I mean? Coming up, Bill was one of the ones. Look at that class for what we know it for. Yeah, that makes sense. Um, 18 year old,

19 year old, a 25 year old. Couldn't get that same feeling. Looking at that same list. You know what I'm saying? No, I get what you're saying. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Just cause, just cause we didn't really, you know, it was most of our faults, you know, but OJ may all stuff. Yeah.

Exactly. Exactly. Right. Mayall yeah exactly exactly right O.J. was like he dunked in the 7th grade nah we from Indiana he was living in Kentucky yeah we all

all about that that 7th grade mixtape been waking up on TV he was the best thing he was like O.J. was the best motherfucker I ever seen with a basketball

like I remember I remember my first time going out of town, we went to Memphis, me and KD, and we watching. I ain't, like, I ain't know nothing from nothing. Like, I'm, like, I'm for real

a hood nigga that just grew when they told me to come to the gym. You know what I'm saying? So, me and KD first started playing together. Like, like, he always studied the game. Who he was watching, who he, you know what I'm saying? So, I remember the first time studied the game, who he was watching, who he, you understand?

So I remember the first time we in the gym and he just watching fucking OJ and I'm just, I'm, I'm just,

I just didn't want to be there at the time, you know what I'm saying? I remember I just paid attention, they jump ball. Wow, this motherfucker, man,

that nigga was nice. Yeah, he just, whatever he wanted to do, pull up up left, right, dunk and spin. Bro, and then he had Bill, nigga. Killing. Oh, man. Crazy teammate, bro.

But, yeah, that 07 class, it was. Yeah. I see what you're saying. Because Johnny Flynn and y'all class. Johnny Flynn. Oh, my God, Johnny Flynn. But I feel like if you make it to the league, I know it's like you're supposed to. Yeah, like we made it.

Yeah, we made it, bro. 100%. That's a huge accomplishment. He said y'all ain't supposed to have that extendo career. Everybody that was at the top supposed to have that extendo career. We was supposed to have at least five of us, eight of us still playing right now. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

Like, that's what that class was. And it was partly, like, a lot of us, a lot of us came up in the wrong era. Like, we came up in an era to where

it was tight. Like, when I came in the league, stretch four was Udonis Haslam. Yeah. Yeah. 15-footer.

Yeah, facts. And it's like, like, we really needed space to work. You know what I'm saying? We wasn't really on, it wasn't no fast break game. 15 footer yeah and it's like like we really needed space to work you know what I'm saying we wasn't really on it wasn't no fast break game

it was a half court game 85 point 90 point games and like you know what I'm saying that was 140 130 like you know

he was ahead of your time for sure so a lot of us came up in the wrong era and a lot of us didn't have the coach like like it wasn't a lot of player coaches you know a lot of not player coaches it wasn't not a new school player no it was old school old school coaches so system you know so like, like, my problem was, my problem, like, the same attitude I had with Spoh my first two years is the same reasons I congratulate him and the same reasons I call him one of the best coaches.

It's because that bubble year, if he didn't let them young guys go, you understand? Yeah. But we just came up in that era where, and Spoh was a rookie, he was a rookie coach still listening to Pac-Man. Yeah. where, and Spoh, Spoh was a rookie, he was a rookie coach still listening to Pac-Man. So, a lot of us came up in that era to where it was the coach's way, you know, and we just wasn't able to, like, we was one

and done. And at that time, it really meant something, like, that we was young, we was 19, we was, you know, still just babies. Yeah. Speaking about coaches, how was it playing for Huggs? I never played for Huggs. I mean, not Huggs.

What's your Kansas State coach? Frank Martin. Yeah, Frank Martin. Frank like Huggs, Tom Stanton. Damn. Frank kicked. Man, I remember, I ain't going to say his name because I don't want to embarrass him. But it was our point guard at the time.

Jacob. Pulling. No point guard at the time. Jacob. Pulling. No, I'm just saying. But I'm thinking. Damn, y'all had a weird thing. No, but Jake. Clint still was our starting point guard. Jake was coming off the bench for us.

But I remember Christmas. Christmas, Jake had his family in the stands. So he was trying to sauce it up and shit. Yeah. Frank told him one time, like, man, we ain't doing that dipsy-doo shit, man. I don't care if you're family or not, man. It's part of the play. So he went on 10 minutes later to do some shit again.

But I told you, man, you trying to impress your family. You got one more time. 20 minutes later, bro. Thanks, bro. You know what? All right. You want to do this? You and your fucking mother.

And get the fuck out of my gym. I'm just going to kick the whole family out. Nigga, I was sitting there like, damn. You know what I'm saying? Do that dipsy dude shit in the parking lot. I was like, God damn. He wild. Hey, Coach Wild. I say, yeah, Coach Wild. What made you pick Kansas State?

Delonta Hill. Okay. So when I first started playing with DCS Salt, I didn't get in the game. Like, at all. At all.

I was playing my Jeff Green. Damn. You know. You was playing up like a motherfucker. Yeah, I was playing up. I never played, you know.

Yeah. But I was playing up, but I was playing by some, you know, That's a notable name, nigga. Dante C you know. Yeah. But I was playing up, but I was playing behind some, you know, That's a notable name, nigga. Dante Cunningham. Yeah. I was playing behind some.

Prospects, for sure. Yeah. Yeah. So, I just watched them niggas the whole summer. And D-Hill was just on the bench with me, always working out with me, always getting my exercise and all that. And I just told him, like, wherever you go to college i'm that's where i'm gonna go you know just because we built the relationship he he got the job first at unc charlotte and

i ain't gonna lie by the time he got the job i was all i wanted to think about college because like in like like 18 months later i was number one in the country it was nba yeah so i was i wanted to think about college but by the time he got the job every i'm talking about my mother used to hate the letters coming to my house and i used to hate them because the first one i opened first one i opened i think is billy donovan sent me a letter and that's just saying um joe king noah And that shit said, Joe King Noah averaged like.5 points his freshman year or some shit like that. And that was the number one pick. Oh, wow. And I looked at that letter and I said, I'm not going to college.

Joe King Noah is crazy you know I mean he was at Florida so Florida Joe King Noah ain't really play his

he ain't play his freshman year but now he the best player in the country you think I'm coming in to not play man

so I ain't even want to do the recruitment thing so I just I just committed to UNC Charlotte which was a low D1 school. Yeah, I remember that. That's crazy.

I was like, he getting paid crazy. Nah, I ain't get paid. I just ain't want to deal with the. Yeah, I mean, now. You understand? Like, them niggas, you know, the only motherfucker that was real, for real, was Huggs. Huggs still. That's why I knew that was your man

that's why I made my Huggs still a part of my family to this day like everybody you know what I'm saying like you know he sent files my mom funeral

all that type of shit but like all the rest of them niggas was just fake you know and I ain't I just ain't wanna do that shit

so I committed there and I was just gonna go straight to the league. But then they changed the rule in 05. So then I had to really think about it. And before I can even think about it, Huggs got say to K-State, so I just went there.

And I just ain't want to, like, it wasn't no, like, picking. I was really going to go to Memphis because I found out like when Hugs left I wasn't going to go to West Virginia I just knew that because I'm from D.C. I'm from West Virginia you know what I'm saying

so I just knew I wasn't going to go and I didn't want to be close to home so when Hugs left I was going to go to Memphis because I was just it was the hoop summit I was just down there and it just turned into

an unofficial visit and you and D. Rose at Memphis. I was just down there, and it just turned into an unofficial visit. And you and D Rose at Memphis? Yeah. So I was going to go to Memphis, and I ain't going to lie. I swear to God, I was committing that night. But Frank Martin walked in the motherfucking gangster shit. Sat me down, talked to me in the lobby in front of all the coaches. Like, I'm like, yeah.

By the time he was leaving, I was like, fuck that, nigga. I'm trying to go to jail. He let you rock, too, boy. What? Yeah. You, you, I ain't even saying it because you're here. Because I always put, like, Mello, my favorite college player ever. But, like, bro, you was really dynamic, bro.

That shit was Frank. College, bro. It was Frank. I mean, it was me. That was you College bro It was Frank I mean it was me That was you Cause I Like I do what I do now

Like my favorite quote The quote I live by is That what you do most Is what you do best Yeah You know what I'm saying So Like I sharpen my shit up

Every day But The older I get The more I realize It's the coach It's up to the coach To put you in position You know what I'm saying It's up to the coach to put you in position. Yeah.

It's up for the coach to let the players know, like, when you're going to shoot, basically. Yeah. If I'm out there and the play's for him and we want to play for him but I see a shot, I better make that fucking shot. Yeah. You got two niggas over there setting it down for you. You got them, you know what I'm saying? You got them up on the ball.

Right. You know what I'm saying? So, if I don't make that shot, who we got rebounding? Who we got, you understand? So Kansas State, man, I got there, Frank, my first meeting with Frank, he said, bro, we gonna have practice at three o'clock. He said, so you wanna do whatever want to do at night, do it. Sleep in, go to class.

But you stay out my way, I'm gonna stay out your way. Real. That's how it went. You know, he told me what to do on the court, like whether I was rebounding or whether I wasn't getting no blocks or whether I wasn't scoring. Every time out, like bro, you ain't doing this, you ain't doing that. And just go out there and do it you know and that's the respect I wanted in the NBA like no coach like no coach told me what to do you said it's like I'm the best scorer you ever seen but it's like all you're gonna tell me is play defense like that shit pissed me off at one point like

my fourth fifth year in the league I ain't gonna play no more to me when I seen you in college because you probably don't remember this, though, I went to school in Winston. Y'all played Winston-Salem State. Oh, we, our dogs, our niggas. Nah, I didn't go there. Our dogs. You dogs, them niggas.

I remember this. I remember. You had 40 and 20. Nah, I remember. Why though? Yeah, why? at 20 I remember why though yeah why uh the the first half I had like

like maybe like nine points yeah and going into the half one of the one of the players blocked my shot

and right like right before he passed out locker room he's talking about Beasley ooh that nigga trash.

And I ain't hear it. But my coach came in there and was like, you know, he was like, Brent Underwood, he white, but he ain't white. You know what I'm saying? So he came in and told me exactly what he said. He's like, man, he said, ah, he didn't say the word. But he said, ah, I got something for the word, but he said, ah, woo, woo, woo. But I was, all right, I got something for you.

You know, so I just went out there. And I just didn't like that nigga. I can't even remember his name, like Jamal or something. I don't know. I can't remember his name. But I remember he said Beasley who, and I was like, all right. We were at Wake Forest, so when some state game was on, we just watching it. We all in the locker room, we watching it.

And, you know, it's me, just watching it We all in the locker room We watching it And you know It's me James Johnson We all Freshman's like him We like I'm like nah Bro this nigga

Different bro Like he playing Like March Madness For real This ain't real bro For real The reason I was So good in college

Cause I lived Through so many ways Bro he was a monster, bro. I worked on my game, but nigga, my weight coach, Scott Greenwald,

bro, he had me, like, my max in college was like 400. Like, smooth shit. Bro,

you was trying to be a wrestler, nigga? Nah, like, he was, like, he was,

he used to train for the world's strongest man in the world. Ah, he's out of pocket. Bro, if you see him walk, like he he was like he was he used to train for the world's strongest man in war he's out of pocket bro if you see him walk like he he worked out every day until he earled three times like the sickest shit you ever see like he don't stop working out every day every day until he earled three times bro he broke his neck and didn't know it you know i'm saying for a week like he in there working out one day so next day we can't put this through the workout and he just got a quick in his neck you know just

walking around all day with a quick but he put us through the workout spotless and all that you know just got a quickness man before the game he asked our uh trainer to rub it out for him like yo just see what you mean I'm saying you can rub it out yeah man he Like, yo, just see what you can do. You know what I'm saying? You can rub it out. Man, he go rub this side, then go rub this side, then go rub this side. And he like, bro, where your collarbone at? You know, nigga,

broke his collar. Like, bro, nigga, strong. You know what I'm saying? And I'm talking about, bro, he had, like, he, like, I think that's the difference between a great player and a good player.

That's the difference between LeBron and Paul Jules. That's the difference between GianBron and Paul Jules. That's the difference between Giannis and fucking, I don't want to disrespect nobody, but, you know, that's the difference between a good seven-footer and Giannis. You know what I'm saying? Giannis, I seen Giannis every day. He going to put 250 on there.

He going to get his hip bridges in. Young guy. I seen that. I vouch for that. I vouch for that. Hey, I'm talking about he be putting weight

that you ain't supposed to be lifting and he going to get his shit in. He like, and just the older I got, you know, I think that's why

I'm so good now because I take it serious. Like, I got to the NBA, I didn't take lifting weights and taking my body as serious as we should. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I agree.

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KD Y'all neck and neck We We looked it up I would say outside of Melo I gotta give it to Melo We don't count Melo Yeah

The reason Like Melo did what he did Right? And This is why I think The argument needs to be categorized because mellow had a great team yeah you know what i'm saying mcnamara magnum or warwick um you know

me and kd like they had a young team they was young though they had a young team and individually like we was just out there giving y'all you know what I'm saying like me with me it wasn't even a scoring

like you go back and look at that yeah I like I rebounded more than I scored you know what I'm saying most of my my points came off

offensive rebounds yeah pullbacks with offensive rebounds and facebacks with offensive rebounds and face-up jump shacks. You know what I'm saying? KD? KD was him.

But he had DJ. Even still to this day, I don't think I score that well. I think I can put the ball... No, no, no, no, no, no. Let me explain. Let me explain. We just had a whole

pool of about you. Let me explain. Let me explain. Let me explain. Let me explain. Let me explain. You just had a whole pool of about you. Let me explain. Let me explain. Let me explain. I've been being nice now. I can score a lot. A lot and well.

You understand? Different. We just played. We had one doing a big three. He said, I'm staying in front of him. You said, stay between him and the basket. No, no, no. So what happened with that then?

What's your excuse for that? No, I don't know. What'd you score on? Let me get what I'm saying. Stay between him and the basket. Make him make tough shots. He said he hitting every shot. When I watch me play basketball, I don't think it look cool.

I do. When I watch KD, I think he look really cool. You know, one of my favorites, one of my favorites, Jordan Crawford. When I watch him play basketball, like, that's one of the reasons I be working out like I work out. Like, how you get your legs to move that way while your body is moving? He be throwing shit that I be like. Yeah. Bruh, if I can do that, bruh.

But you so aggressive, bro, And your wingspan is so long. And you a lefty. And it's like you go both ways. Y'all don't even know why I'm so good. Y'all don't even know why I'm so good. That's why we got you here, though. But I'm saying, though. Because I pay attention to my footwork.

Footwork. It's footwork. It's all about footwork. But you a three-level scorer, though. What is that? But he been scoring. Middy is crazy. He's been scoring on a high level since

I just told you. My game ain't like nothing pretty to watch. That's why people don't watch. I got a smooth professional game. I'm going to shoot the jump shot in your face. One dribble to the counter.

Nah, you lying because I just watched they just had a video of your Knicks highlights. It was crazy. I'm shouting in your face. One dribble to the counter. One dribble to the... Nah, you lying because I just watched your... They just had a video of your Knicks highlights. And it was crazy. See, Knicks... See, look, bro. Knicks...

Nah, Knicks... Look, look, bro. They just had a video of you. I told you we can't see you, bro. Let me tell you about that. Let me tell you about that, see. So, I started the season off averaging four points, right?

Like, four minutes. Like, four points, right? Like four minutes, like four points in like five minutes. Tim Hardaway got hurt and then I was like, like maybe nine minutes and I was like, bro,

I swear, bro, I'm going hard in practice getting my extra shots and you know, I went to Kurt Rambers, one of them, shout out to Kurt Rambers,

that's like one of the, like one of the only coaches that like resonated with who I am, right? I went to, I went to him coaches that like resonated with who I am, right? I went to, I went to him one game and I say,

I say, bro, what is it, man? Like, like, and I, I curse him out.

I say, bro, man, like, that's your nigga, bro. Like, fuck,

man, I'm going to beat both of y'all up. Like, you know what I'm saying? But he know I was, he know I was, but he like,

but he's like, at this point, bro, just make, make him look bad for not putting you in. So, I just remember in New York

I just remember like I I'm just every time I go out there I'm just gonna throw my whole bag out there like I treat New York

like the summertime nah I treat it like like pick up the highlights showed that like it's one of the highlights it's like

oh Beezus coming in you know Bucky's like Wall Frazier he's like yep it's a quick 12

about to come up. I was like, damn. Yeah, so, and then, but it ain't work. That shit would piss me off.

Like, bro, that shit ain't give me no more minutes. I could like, like smooth shit. Like, with Paul Zengas

and, and Tim Hardaway and Courtney Lee, I could have, I could have made that a playoff team. I was playing out of position. If they had played me two-guard fronted with – if I were a two-guard fronted with Jerry Jack, you know what I'm saying?

Everybody played me as a four because of college. But I've been playing out of position my whole career. You play me at the one, two, three. I'm bigger. I'm better on defense. Now I got somebody to play pick and roll with. I could have fucked a pick and roll with I could've I could've fucked

a pick and roll game up with Kylo Quinn and um um Christoph Porzingis but Jeff

Jeff Hornacek was on the hot seat and Porzingis didn't really know how to play good basketball like winning basketball so that shit was trash but yeah

like that shit in New York I just treat that shit like the fucking summertime I just thought you was a pure par four. That's why I said you was a three-level scorer, because watching you hoop now, it's like, nah, he really a perimeter player that can do both. Yeah, so that's why I didn't play in Miami my first two years, because Spoh wanted me to be Carlos Boozer. Damn.

I don't even see you as no booze. Bro, every— like, nigga. You was ahead of your time, though. Every practice, I used to watch for an hour, two hours, Carlos Boozer and fucking Karl Malone. Like, and I used to tell them, like, bro, even if I get that much weight, like, my shoulder's not even that wide. Like, I can't be that big. You're that Dwight Howard dog. Yeah, it's like, bro. No, he don't. No, he don't. No, my shoulder's not even that wide. Like, I can't be that big. You're saying that Dwight Howard died. Yeah, it's like, bro.

No, he don't. No, he don't. No, somebody else don't. Nah, hold on, y'all. Wait, wait, wait. What are you just saying? What are you just saying? What are you just saying?

What are you just saying? What did I miss? What did you say? No, I said you gotta, they wanted you to be built like Dwight Howard. Nah, what did you say, y'all? That Dwight Howard died.

Yeah, you don't want that. You don't want that. I'm talking about what you're he talking about Karl Malone. Karl Malone was the biggest motherfucking NBA nigga. Nah, nah, nah. He done played nobody like Karl Malone. When I went back to the Heat with LeBron, I got on LeBron, dog. Shit, what was that?

Bruh. I ain't going to say what, but I don't eat three times a day. I'm on one time, two times a day. I skip breakfast. I fast a lot. But that season, I was eating three times a day. I was like 250. I'm talking about body fat, 5%.

I was like, go back and look at them pictures when I was next to them. How did you feel on the court, though? Bro, like a brick wall. Did'd you feel on the court though? Bro Like a brick wall Like Did you feel like it worked though? Yeah I ain't like

I ain't feelin' saucy You know what I'm sayin' My jump shot ain't feel Feelin' as fluent Yeah But No I ain't never get hurt

Like That's all that matters You know But Like I'm trying to get your MVP So I'm trying to be MVP next year

You got to call Lonzo Ball Lonzo got a new knee You got to tap in I need new Oh you need a new knee Yeah What happens to your knee I need microfracture surgery

But I ain't gonna never get that So He don't want to sit down For a couple months Yeah That's why I quit playing It's like It's some ways

You can heal your knees. I feel cool now. I train now. The way I I broke my foot in September and I can tell people now because I ain't want nobody to know

because I ain't really get back on the court until maybe six weeks before this big three season. So you're always stunting on niggas. Oh for real. So you ain't even trained so now you MVP at this train. No no no I was trained.

We got some we got some more next year. Nah I was rehabbing like bro like right before the season last year I was about to go to China. And you know I was out LA playing and I stepped on KD's foot. Oh, okay. You know, I don't know why, bro.

Like, I mean, we was playing, and the play before, I contested him. And when I was contesting him, I was saying to myself, like, I've never been here before. You know, like, I've never been this close on defense before. Like, I remember saying that to myself, like, like, I've never been here before, you know? Like, I've never been this close on defense before. Like, I was, I remember saying that to myself, like, you know? Like, cause I don't, like, bro, I ain't no hard defensive nigga, you know? So I just

remember, you know, like, dog, I just don't, you know, I just felt like I was up there for five seconds while he was shooting the jump shot. Hit it in my face and I was like, so I'm just like, whatever. Next play, the same thing. And I just came down, bro. Pop, pop.

My shit shattered. Lord Dirk was in the gym. I was crying. Like, it was the first time I meet Lord Dirk. He see me. I'm trying, like, I always thought it was going to be a gangster situation when I meet him. You know what I'm saying? I don't know.

Yeah. Some gangster shit. Maybe in my hood. He was shooting a video or you know i don't know yeah some gangster shit you know maybe in my hood here's a shooting a video or something like i don't know just not crying i gotta bring out a 16 for you dirt like man i was crying that shit was embarrassing but like dog I thought it was over so like the rehab behind that

it was supposed to be a three four month because I ain't need surgery but I end up being like five six seven month rehab because my dorsiflex wouldn't come back

oh yeah you know so like dog I would I really like just like just do what I do every day. That's why I was laughing downstairs.

And I hope this come out after the game tomorrow. Because, like, literally, like, I've literally been doing the same move all season long. Like, the same move. I be laughing. I told my man before the season, I said, bro, I'm going to burn these niggas up with the same move. I was like, I be laughing. I told my man before the season, I said, bro, I'm going to burn these niggas up with this same move all season long. And they ain't even

going to realize it. And nobody realized it. Besides me. If you go get to the clip, I locked him up and I told him, when we was guarding, I said,

this is what I've been fucking waiting for. Only reason I've been Hey, bro, I caught him at that free throw line. I ain't won none of them. Nah, you ain't scored me.

Nah, nah. You got me on the block, but the free throw line, I caught you. You ain't line. I ain't won none of them. Nah, you ain't scored me. Nah, nah. You got me on the block, but the free throw line, I caught you. You ain't scored? Run the clip. Y'all don't know. He wrote a clip.

He didn't score. I said, this is why I don't play. You ain't going anymore. You dunked on the name. I had 30 points. I would have fouled the shit out of him.

He ain't going to dunk me. I would have fouled him. I've seen the box score. Oh, he killed. Yeah, he got one of them. We won, though. Yeah, Trey O. Y'all wasn't supposed to win that one.

We won. Y'all won. Y'all ain't win. We lost. I ain't never heard that. We lost. I heard you was going off on your teammates after that one. Oh, nah.

Too many hook sidesteps. I told you, nigga. Hook that first sidestep, right? Yeah. I said, man, I ain't going to hit that all night. Man, he can hit that two times in a row. He like that. He hit that motherfucker five times.

Nah, he like that. That's his move. He did that to bring the fire. Yeah. I'm like, oh, man, fuck that nigga. He hit that five times. That's his go-to move, bro. That's his go-to move.

That's his go-to move. I said, oh, he came to play tonight. Yeah, but I got to stop on B's. If his body wasn't so fucked up, they would have had a better year. Why his body fucked up? He don't do drugs. I didn't know he was a hood nigga. I thought he was a professional.

You thought he was a square? I thought he was a square. I ain't never meet him in person. You know what I'm saying? And he quiet. So I just, you know, I ain't never meet him in person. You know what I'm saying? Walking by. You know what I'm saying? And he quiet. So I just, you know what I'm saying?

I'm from the west side of the net. And he's still professional, though. He cut it off, though. Yeah. A little Braxton in there. Man, I ain't no Braxton. I ain't no Braxton. I ain't no Braxton. I ain't no Braxton.

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To that chicken though Nah He surprised me He surprised me I didn't know he was that cool Especially since I stopped Watching the podcast Yeah

Come on this shit Nah The show man Like we said One of the coaches That ever scored basketball Who are some of your Favorite scorers

Obviously you know We see KD for sure Do they gotta be famous Nah hell nah They can be people Back from Yeah anybody DC bro Uh You wanna show some love too Kurt Smith Do they got to be famous? Nah, hell nah. They can be people back from... Yeah, anybody. D.C., bro.

But you want to show some love, too. Kurt Smith. One of D.C., like... One of the best I ever do. Like, mid-range killer. Like, what? Shit, who? KD, of course.

I remember, like... I remember when me and KD was in practice. I was probably 10, 11. Talk about how you met him, too. What did you want to know? I met him? Yeah, both lives. We wanted to hear the origin from how you and KD. We went to the gym.

I met him at practice one day. Yeah. Like, the pizza story is true. Oh, okay. But it's not that true. So, I took half the box. Oh, okay. But the people I took it from, they had their slice too.

Respect. So that's why the whole pizza was gone. Okay. But I remember I got the idea. I thought they forgot about it. You know what I'm saying? But I took the pizza. Like, my mother got a rule.

She said, don't come home or don't come in the car if you ain't got, you know what I'm saying, for everybody. I got four or five brothers and sisters. I mean, if I came in came to college one slice of pizza so I had to come with half the joint and my mom I still got pop

because I had the pizza in my hand like this like a bankroll and he out of pocket that's some that's some really shit I heard

I had to get you on the devil killed it that's shit I heard. I really had to fuck over KD because I didn't want to whoop him. When I was 11, that's when everything came to pass. That's where the pizza come from, bro. When me and KD met, bro, we what everything at the time that's where the pizza come from but

when me and KD met bruh we was attached at the hip like like I told this I said this before

like KD was the first time I ever brought my Xbox out the house like KD was my man like I was his nigga like

like my mom used to pick us up from school his mom used to drop us off like like if I ain't got us up from school his mom used to drop us off like like if i ain't got a ride i'm catching the bus to his house even his brother tony man man tony we used to kick it like no that you know we just grew up like that like if i'm doing something messed up his mother gonna pop me and you know same you know and it was just it was never basketball with us. Yeah.

You know, like, on the court, like, when I first started playing with KD, I was trash at basketball. Like, I was trash. He was always the one? Yeah, I can just rebound. Like, every game, I had 30, 40 rebounds. And look, wherever Kevin was at, dog, I'm talking about 20 offensive rebounds, I'm throwing that back, you know. Same way he play now, since he was 9, dog, I'm talking about 20 offensive rebounds, I'm throwing that back. Same way he play now.

Since he was 9, 10 years old, I'm talking about half court, letting that joint fly. That's just how we, it used to be fun. We win games, we go home, play video games, we break somebody's window. I remember, bro, we was in Florida, and I ain't gonna say but the coach me, KD and coach was wrestling and

I jumped on I jumped on KD back KD flung me back man and I flew through the goddamn window and I still

I still got the gas I still got the scar on my face and damn KD was my bro that's I mean but like it was just never basketball with us got the scar on my face. Damn. I mean, but like,

it was just never basketball with us. He was just my nigga. Like, I hold him down. He hold me down. We in the gym. All like, like,

nigga, that's my nigga. And we just happened to be good at basketball. Nigga, y'all both just happened to be tall as fuck. Like,

how the, like, but he said he started off rebounding though. I know, but just think about it. Like, my nigga is field.

My nigga is 5'11". Yeah, like, I don't, like, they split me and KD up by the time we got, like,

13. By the time we got to the eighth grade, that's when he went to the Blue Devils. I went to assault. Assault, yeah.

Like, you know what I'm saying? I was going to ask you why y'all split up. It was, at the time, me and KD was kids. We ain't know.

We just did what our parents always do, you know? Yeah. Hindsight is clear, you know? And whoever got to whoever mom first, whatever,

like, bro, we ain't had shoes. We was poor. Me and KD, we ain't grow no money no shoes

cars none of that shit so you know whoever had the best shoes for us or had a better situation for us

and you know and I can't speak for his situation you know I just know my situation personally when I met Curtis Malone

I was wearing the same pair of shoes for two years and it was too small and that nigga showed up I was wearing the same pair of shoes for two years. And it was too small. And that nigga showed up to my house with five pair of shoes. I said, oh, yeah, I'm going to be at practice tomorrow. He a legend.

He a legend. It was simple as that. That's my legend. Dropped like $20 on me. It was the first time I seen a $20 bill. And, yeah. They had a doc on him. He showed a lot of love. love yeah he did some good things

he did some bad things and that's enough for me to judge but he kept all that away from y'all though he's still a good person yeah he did he really took a liking to y'all and loved on y'all like y'all was his nah we ain't gonna to go that far.

You don't think so? You got kids? Yeah. How? 15, 10, and 5. When they get older, right, when they grow up, how much money are they going to have to pay you? None. No?

I got you. It's that last. Yeah, I hear you. No? I got you. Yeah, I hear you. No, I hear you. If what I'm doing for you is not what I'm doing for you... Nah, genuinely, 100%. If I can remember every time... If he can remember every time

he got a stop when I got 30 points, that man ain't get a lot of time. Shit, if you only want a one time. Hey, if you only want time, one time. We on the same page.

You gonna remember everything you did for me when I was growing up? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Hey, bro, I'm gonna take, like, you're gonna take.

But, you know, it's crazy. Dog, you talk about it. You want MVP, I'm doing the same. How has the season been

so far in the big three, man? Y'all obviously, you know what I'm saying, contending right now. You want to be real with you? Hell yeah. Can I be real? You're going to say it's easy?

Oh, the basketball part is easy. Yeah. I'm not talking about that part. Basketball is easy, though. I'm going to tell y'all when y'all can get as good as me at basketball. Okay, tell me. When? Because I locked you up. So let me tell you.

All right. All right. Tell me. All right. How many times you kicked your toe on the dresser at home? Right? Thousands of times. Okay.

How many times you, you turn around and blamed your pinky toe? That dresser been sitting there for years and every time, you're like, you're a goddamn dresser. Yeah, yeah. And you trust your steps so much that, you understand?

Mm-hmm. Nigga, that's how much I work on my game. Like. Ah, that's a hard analogy, but I stopped you. So, what that mean? I'm, did I move the dresser?

That just means, that just means that I don't worry about the cord. I just keep walking. So, I was the dressing? That just means that I don't worry about the cord. I just keep walking. So I was the cord. I was the cord. Yo, do you feel that, motherfucker? I'm like, you know what I'm saying?

My trip's a little bit. I ain't crazy, man. That was the fucking cord. That was the fucking cord. All right, man. That was the fucking core, man. That was the fucking core, man. All right, man. I'm just saying,

like, that's, that's just high shit, like, you know. We made shit for every once

in a while, but you ain't ever turn around to blame your fuck. Congrats on the MVP, though,

bro. Yeah, congrats, bro. I ain't won it. I really thought, I really thought Corey,

Corey, Corey deserved it. Like, I really didn't want, like, I didn't... I'm not into individual awards. I just came to bust ass. You be killing, bro.

For real, Q made a comment on Shaq Podcast. He brought up, yo, B's killing. Yeah, but they ain't winning. That's the only thing that was on my mind. Oh, you just wanted to win the chip. Yeah, just winning games. So the energy about the only thing that was on my mind. Oh, you just wanted to win the chip. Yeah. Just win the games.

So, the energy about to be different tomorrow for sure. Uh, nah. I'm saying you going, you going, I mean you, when you played us, you was trying to kill too.

No, I wasn't though. That's the thing. No, I'm saying, I shouldn't say trying. You was just doing what you do. Yeah, like, you know, birds fly, fish swim. Yeah, you was killing.

I told him to let me guard you the whole game. I ain't even lying, bro. I can guard him, bro. I told him to let me guard you the whole game. I ain't even lying, bro. I can guard him, bro. I know what to do. What was you going to do? Send him right? Nah, he drive good going right and pull up good going right.

So what was you going to do? I was going to send him left, right? That's going to be hard. No, no, no. That's why I drive good going right because everybody take off my left. Everybody be cutting my left. He's like Moscow report on B's

I'm going to tell y'all So Corey Brewer If you're getting some sleep tonight I'm going to tell you Stop This not going to drop This ain't going to drop It ain't going to drop

But you can't send him right Because his pull up going right Is too good Like if y'all watch B's He pull up going right He rarely miss going right bro Because his shot'all watch bees he pull up going right he rarely missed going right bro because his shot he get to a shot super easy going right going left he got shit but he finished super good going left he can get to all the way to the basketball his right he get the heads in

he get to doing he gotta dance with him but he get to his shot way better going to right i figured it out i watched him i guard him that's why i could guard him in a post he get left his shot way better going to the right. I figured it out. I watched him. I guard him. That's why I could guard him in a post. I'm like, he get left, I ain't got nothing to do with him. Like, he's going to go to the basket. But if I force him right, he got too much shit. Because he got Hezzy, pull up, and he can get to the basket. You got help? You know I got help.

You know the skin. The help is in. Oh, yeah, I heard you in the show. Yeah, see the face. Wait, so is Neck Bone Tuesday a thing? A real thing? Where the fuck is Neck? What animal is that coming from?

You answer too many questions. If you want a plate, I got you. Not if I don't know where the fuck it's coming from. Now, y'all niggas is athletes. I'm here to kill you, not heal you. It's different. Y'all got to go to them motherfuckers That make them meal plans And salmon

Oh yeah I don't do all that season You do all that seasoning And shit Flavor You cook for the flavor For the flavor I don't like that

Yeah Y'all eat to live Which is fine Ain't nothing wrong with that But yeah It's different The only flavor The only flavor of food

I get is like candy Like Candy Like That's your crib tonight? Me and him. We're inside Mamba's. Inside Mamba's, you should cry.

It's like, if I don't see it, I'm cool. Yeah. But if I see it, bro, I got to buy LR. I got to buy all of them in the store. And then it ain't going to last me but tonight. Like, I eat everyone in front of my face. So B's at the gas station, what you grabbing? Too much.

Mambas. Sour mambas. Skittles. Like, the tropical, the purple ones. Gunsmoke. Yeah. Anything but the red. You tripping, nigga.

Oh, Jesus, the best. To me, tripping. That purple bag is so good. When they change the flavor, the green one from lime to green apple. Oh, man. Good. Yes. Oh, nigga.

We should drop this. Yeah. Yeah. It's right here. Yeah. You tripping. What's up? I like nerves.

No, mans my favorite candy no no my favorite candy all time my favorite candy all time and this is like recent

I went to China and discovered this lemon hot chews hot chews are elite oh my I see some hot chews hot chews are elite

you tried the lemon ones the sour lemon ones it's familiar I got to tell you bro I ordered a box of these on Amazon I see some hot shoes. Hot shoes are elite. You tried the lemon ones? The sour lemon ones? It's familiar. I got to tell you. Bro, I ordered a box of these on Amazon. Like, I thought it was going to last me like six months, but they were the sour ones.

I accidentally ordered the sour ones. I thought it was going to last me like six months. Bro, they weren't in my house for three weeks. Like, crack. Damn. Like, bro. Oh, man. Hey, we need to clip it up.

We got to get you that hot shoe deal. We got to lock it in. Bro, bruh, oh, man. We need to clip it up. We got to get you the hot chew deal. We got to lock it in. Bro, give me a hot chew deal. But don't say nothing about them sour lemons to me, short. I don't like nothing. I like the grape because I can mix them with the sour lemons. We got to get you a deal. You got to say you like all of them. Then we get some secret after. So we just like hot chews. Are you setting up this?

Alright, bro. Hot chews, bro. There we go. Come with me. Hot chews, Tap in for sure Hey, man, but listen You about to get up Out of here, B's We appreciate your side

Notice, man How long have we been talking? We was just vibing out, man You know what you like You like We don't really We don't call it a podcast with you We just call it like

Talking to family Like we just chopping it up with family Like, you know Some people do a podcast And they It's like an interview How long these shits usually go? About an hour

About an hour But we just chopping it up We appreciate your time too bro Cause we know you don't really Do these like this So thank you bro Yeah I don't Yeah thank you bro

I for real I for real be thinking This shit wack Yeah Damn Nah but that's why I fuck with y'all Cause y'all is not

I appreciate that That means a lot Thank you bro I'll be watching Your brother join, too. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? I just think that shit fly. You know what I'm saying?

You and your niggas just kicking and kicking the shit. You know what I'm saying? Y'all ain't monitoring what y'all talking about. I know y'all ain't talking about everything, y'all. You know what I'm saying? But... Yeah, clearly. Like, you know what I'm saying?

You almost got me... Till he is. Bro, you could get neck bones, man. You could get neck bones. He said, is that what you call it? on a random tuesday in 2022 in march like That's what I said a few years ago. I said it a few years ago. He was trying to give you a thousand. He was like, and you knew. Yeah, he just knew. You knew who neckballed me. Oh, my God.

Hey, he just won. He threw me off. Hey, bro, we're getting the wrap up because I go to sleep. Nah, man, but... Nah, I appreciate you. Hey, what's your name called?

Mike. We call him Freaky Mike. That's Freaky Mike. Yeah, that's my first name. Why they call you Freaky Mike? We didn't tell you off camera. Yeah, I signed it. Nah, they got to tell me off camera.

Watch him clip that. His old job. He used to be a shipper or something. Yo. He ain't his old job. He used to be a shipper. He used to be a big one. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. He was the man. Oh, you was popping out

and you was the man with the cake. He was popping out. Dude's big enough. Bro. No, no, no. I can tell you how big it is. I can tell you how big it is.

It's a merch. Where's Spitt? WeTheOnes.com. WeTheOnes. Yes, sir. Oh, yeah. Tap in. And the 520 Podcast, too. Yeah. Respect. WeTheOnes.com. WeTheOnes. Yes, sir. Oh, yeah. Tap in. And the 520 Podcast, too.

Yeah. You can fuck with them niggas. You understand? WeTheOnes.com. We need to shop, too. No, I'm going to send y'all some shit. I'm going to send y'all some shit. I appreciate you.

I'm the one that got to stop. I'm the one. I'm the one that got to stop. You did that to that nigga. 20 years ago. He been holding that to you. Oh, God. What did I say when you got the ball? I'm the one that got to stop DJ DJ Oh god What'd I say when you got the ball What'd I say when you got the ball When you got the ball

I said y'all been waiting for this shit I ain't gonna lie I'm like god I poked him I poked him in the eye one time He still hit a shot Yeah He said he poked nigga in the eye One time he still hit a shot Yeah Yeah

Nigga He said he poked me in the eye I said I poked you in the eye Watch Go watch that shit Y'all gonna see it man I said if I fall And he hit the shot

He poked me in my eye Y'all some cool niggas though Yeah Appreciate you bro Appreciate you bro Appreciate you bro I got a podcast too Oh hell yeah

You got a podcast Oh yeah Oh you do I'm gonna have one It's on the works That's it I can't wait Are we serious about that merch bro We gonna talk about whatever yeah oh hell yeah oh you got a podcast oh yeah oh you do I'm gonna have one alright so the merch is it um I can't wait are we serious about that merch bro

we gonna talk about way cooler shit than this though alright damn alright we thought we was the one we thought we was the one that caught

we got to get to the jams nah I'm about I had fun I had fun nah I appreciate you sure come on that's how you get your own now love

we out the volume I had fun. I had fun. I appreciate you. Sure. Come on. I love we out. The volume. This is an I heart podcast.