Club Shay Shay - Club 520 - R-Truth on WWE SummerSlam, Netflix doc, becoming a rapper

Episode Date: August 2, 2025

Jeff Teague and the Club 520 guys are LIVE from WWE SummerSlam, where R-Truth talks about his journey through the WWE, from being on the streets, to being a veteran for the WWE. Truth talks about the WWE Netflix documentary, and much more!1:51 - Episode Start2:00 - He's the Real B Hen4:45 - Getting locked up and making it to WWE8:00 - World platform for music9:00 - Walking out to your own song11:30 - Milestone moment13:15 - Music career taking off14:55 - Adjusting to social media16:30 - Netflix wrestling documentary18:25 - Going off script19:45 - Nose bleeding from training21:30 - Getting comfortable in WWE23:45 - Accomplishments to date28:30 - Beloved by peers in WWE#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Sweet landing. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. Oh yeah, man, we're gonna have some fun today, man. Yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, man, we gonna have some fun today, man. Man, firstly, as far as how did you get into wrestling, man? Obviously you've been in the partisan industry for a very long time period, OG status. How did you get into this realm, man? Wrestling was no way on my radar, dog.

You know what I'm saying? Like, I just picture me coming out of high school. Now in high school, I was always like the class clown, the entertaining guy. But in high school, man, I was in high school. In high school, I was always like the class clown, the entertaining guy. But in high school, man, I was a show opener for a lot of artists that came through North Carolina, South Carolina. Kwame, Digital Underground, Tracy Spencer,

Cher Brock, all those people. So I'm playing football and all this thing, do my thing, got locked up, man. Couple of times, more than two or three times, man. I met a guy named Jack Crockett in the halfway house. And him and his brother started professional wrestling in the South with Ric Flair, McIntyre, Thoreau, all those guys.

So it's like, he introduced me to professional wrestling, man. I kind of turned him down a couple of times, but I was at the point in my life, man, where I was like, I was ready to get off the streets, just hadn't had kids. I started giving up, started giving it down. You know what I'm saying? You know how you're gonna be having that attitude

or that, you know what I'm saying? I don't give a, you know what I'm saying? But I started caring, dawg, and it was like, I got sick and tired of being sick and tired. So me wanting to be this rap star, man, this big rap legend the whole time, but hitting all these adversities in life, man, and growing up on the streets and doing this and that star man, this big rap legend the whole time, but hitting all these adversities in life man and growing up on the streets and doing this and that man and just being

tired but not knowing what I want to do. But you know that's why I know what it's like to have that confusion of what I want to do with my life man. I'm like 24, 23, 24, 25 years old, back and forth to jail trying to do it on streets, trying to, but I justified it because I was playing for the limos, I was playing for my dancers outfits, I was playing for the studio time, I was like, you know what I'm saying? You was for real. I was for real with it, bro.

I was trying to make something happen, dog. People in my city don't have dancers, it's just them and they buddy DJ. Bro, nah, I was taking care, I was doing it, dog. I was trying to like really move it, man. I wanna be the next MC happening, like then, dog. That's all I'm asking, you said the limo, but he said the dancers, dog. But yeah, but I was giving a, dawg. I was trying to really move it, man. I wanna be the next MC happening back then, dawg. That's all I'm saying. He said to live on, but he said to dance, dawg.

But yeah, but I was giving a show, dawg. It was like, everybody on the rappers back then, what my time was, they stayed, they laying, and I stayed in mine, man. Mine was more like what you see me do now, like entertaining. I like a show, dawg. So, but anyway, back to the story,

got jammed up, man, met Jack Crocker in the halfway house. Now the deputies were trying to get someone to invest in my music career. And they got somebody to invest in my music career, I become a big rap star, and they can get out of the jailhouse and be my personal security. That was the plan.

But they ran into Jack Crockett, and Jack Crockett was like, nah, I think you should do this. And he took me to three WCW shows, and I saw Ric Flair come down the ramp, man, and Crockett's like, see, that could be you. You rapping and you dancing, you getting the ring and you can mix all that stuff you was doing in jail with the wrestling and you'd be the first of your kind and you'd

make money and you'd be investing yourself and you don't need nobody else to invest in you. That's what got me involved with wrestling. Yeah. Damn, that's crazy. It's crazy how that all came through. You take a different route, brother, you get where you want to go to man like like life the universe God minute We got resources and tools I had to use man But we'd be living so fast and life be life enough. We don't take time to like and sometimes we'll get

we hit that brick wall where you have to take time like if some of us don't learn or Pick a better play or choose different, but I did something I never thought about doing professional wrestling. That's crazy and now you get to showcase your music. I wanted the biggest platform. See what I'm talking about? It kind of worked out for me. Never even knew that would happen like that. It's like that's my audience bro. I'm talking about like to be going to be able to go worldwide brother. Had them singing my song. I wrote What's Up in a trailer dog. You know saying like in Tennessee I wrote What's Up dog. I wrote, what's up, in a trailer, dawg. You know what I'm saying? Like in Tennessee, I wrote what's up, dawg.

So it's like to go to Egypt or Poland or Alaska or whatever, and these people singing my song, dawg. It's down there free promo, bro. You won. You won. It's a win. Yeah, it's a win. It's a win.

It's gonna be easy to get there. Yeah. But you just, man, I'm a living testimony for anybody, bro. Yeah. To like. Keep going. Keep going. You know met I'm a living testimony for anybody bro like yeah to like Keep going keep going. Yeah, I'm saying regards to how I look I feel you saying you're gonna you human you're gonna go through it Don't worry about the rain man. Yeah, I like most people like they don't like to get to go through the storm There's nothing I should I learn how to adjust in that mug. You know saying

Keep it moving right now. So man. That's a hell of a story. Cause that song Platinum, like my nephew was, he grew up a wrestling fan. Before you got in here, he was just like, what's up? Yeah. What's up? Like, what's that still like, you coming down the ramp and you leave Gorilla and you come out

and everybody singing your song? Bro, that's like, it's an overwhelming feeling, man. Great to know where I come from with that. Like you telling y'all, man, like me sitting in my studio, in my son's room. I have it like that. So, me writing that song, man, and filling in with a little bit of what I went through with the song. Like a lot of people didn't even heard the, I did look a listening session last night at Cult of Indiv cultural event in New York. And I was letting people know, a lot of people never heard the full version of What's Up,

cause they just see me come out of the ring with the What's Up part. But that speaks about everything I done did. You know what I'm saying? The adversities and being where I'm at and the appreciative I've received from people. And if you listen to the full song of What's Up, it's in there.

I asked a question. Obviously you come out, you geek everybody, you play your music. Vibes is right. How do you stay focused on going to wrestle after that? Because if I walk out to 20,000 people singing my song, fuck with the rest. I'm about to do this live right now. I want to go party, but you still got to stay locked in. I'm locked in.

I'm just giving you part of me before I get in there. OK, you will see the other part of me, you know what I'm saying? It's different levels to us, you know what I'm saying? So it's you locked in, you focused. Same way as Rocco out there or Tinker or Austin. When you hear that, can you smile? He's locked in, he's in the thing, but he's mad when he out there. You know what I'm saying? When you hear that glass break, you know what I'm saying?

You stay locked in. What's the hardest part about wrestling though? Like I always wanted to ask on the idea. Right, I would say like, psychology. Yeah, your mental? Well, no, in the ring. Oh. Like you should be, you gotta land in that ring

and know where you at all the time. Okay. I don't care what. Yeah. Telling the story, because these people, these audience, there's people that watch this stuff, man, and keep up with it.

It's a soap opera. Oh yeah, he's. And you, but I'm sure you like, bro, no, that wasn't supposed to happen, isn't it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was like. A lot of guys being able to learn and being able to tell that story.

Not just so much as doing moves or wrestling fans have seen it all. When you can have that ring of awareness, that psychology to be able to tell a story. And in the wrestling business we say you never stop learning just like in life. But you never stop learning, you know what I'm saying? All right man, one of our favorite parts of the show,

man, Sean, moments, what's that movement like for you? Obviously you get to wrestling, you find your footing. What's that first moment like? You get that first check I know I know I know responsible. Would you go crash? Are you winning? We're crazy first big boy check Matt first check, but I think I stared at for a while. I don't plan I just stared at for a while man and to come from like hustle on the street man and like doing all kind of like

Street stuff and like doing all kind of like street stuff. Yeah. Forces. Damn, man. Nickel Bags. You know what I'm saying? All of them, right? You know what I'm saying? Damn. You going from my age, then you go to, you know what I'm saying,

get that hat and that corner. Oh, and these, yo. Oh, my God. Right there. Wait, no, but yes, wait. I'm going. Just kidding. Just kidding.

Just kidding. That's true. I just thought, oh, this wrestling. But yeah, man kidding. That's it, that's it. That's it, dog. That's wrestling, dog. But yeah, man, that first legit check, dog. From a dream to being offered something, to going against the grain, to going that way to get to a different route, man, and the right way. And I got kids, bro.

Sometimes you gotta pat yourself on the back. And that was one of the moments I pat myself on the back. Let's go. The WW, bro, like I checked, bro, it was like. Ugh, come on, why is this taking so long? This thing is ancient. Still using yesterday's tech? Upgrade to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Ultra light, ultra powerful, and built for serious productivity with Intel Core Ultra processors, blazing speed, and AI-powered performance that keeps up with your business, not the other way around.

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Yeah, yeah. I'm there. That's what I'm forcing under it. So much pressure. That's hard. Yeah. Now you put the black forces for first check. That's what I'm forcing under there. That's hard. Thank you, man. That's hard. Now you put the Black Forces for that check. If you go group, you're in another one. Yeah.

Double up for that. I'm gonna buy plenty of Black Horses then. Yeah. That was good. That was crazy. That's a fast forward, but obviously with you being around for so long, the way that resonant has evolved, especially with social media and stuff like that, you being around for so long the way that wrestling is like evolved Especially with social media stuff like that like you coming out making music now

You got a chance to your songs that go on streaming platforms where you could be an artist Dana indirectly What's that like especially with the exposure that you have because wrestling is only grow more and more like we got these dope videos They're going summer slim two days now like it's the more exposure now than ever. Yeah, but it's um It's amazing man. It's almost like I wrote my own story. We just talked than ever. Yeah, but it's amazing, man. It's almost like I wrote my own story. We just talked about stories. Yeah. And we were like, well, I did a country album

and one of the songs on that, man, it's called Moments, right? And it's like, we came up with moments because like life, situations, us, but we create moments and situations create moments for us all the time. And sometimes a lot of good shit come out of bad moments or a lot of good things come out of good moments. So man, it's like, we just have to take more chances, man, and take every moment we can

get. When it happens, man, you got to take advantage of it. Execute it, man, Like, become that moment and like, bro, I just like, I try to execute every chance, every opportunity I get, man, to like, exhale and exhale. And I feel like I rewrote my chapter when I told you, like, trying to be that big rap star to like, go on a different route, to getting with Jack Crockett, to getting into professional wrestling. To now, man, we got this era where like, social media back when I was doing it, there wasn't no social media like that. So there's social to now, man, we had this era where like social media back when I was doing it, there wasn't no social media like that. So it's social media now and like people are more engaging

and watching and seeing you and like the moment, opportunities is there dawg. So it's like with the music is just taken off because my hardcore fans is now being exposed to my music. So it's like, it's almost like a domino effect, man. Things just, it's lining up now for me. Was it easy for you to adjust to social media when it got to popping?

Oh, hell no, man. No, that's like, bruh, I ain't that old, man. You make it seem like I don't do it when they right with no in the picture foot. Yeah. I'm just seeing you on TikTok doing your thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I know you comfortable now.

I'm just saying, it was initially hit. Did you, you know what I mean Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I know you comfortable now. I'm just saying, it was initially hit. Did you, you know what I mean, was you ready for it? I was ready for it. Okay. But I went back from, you got mail. You know what I'm saying? Like, so yeah, that was definitely cool.

Yeah, bro. You know, I was gonna call Tom. Everybody had Tom at the end. Mosquitos. Mosquitos. Yeah, right? You had your payday traded. Never even met Tom.

Yeah, dog. Yeah. Yeah, bro, but this was my Tom. Mosquitos. You know what I mean to you. Wasquare. Yeah, right? You had your payday. Never met Tom. Yeah, dog. Yeah. Yeah, bro, but it's my Tom. Wasquare, stay. Remember that? Yeah. For tonight, bro, when, what, TikTok is so big now, like, in the pandemic, when I kept, bro, I just,

Matt Hardy, I gotta thank him. Matt Hardy got me into, like, social media. YouTube was a thing first, right? YouTube started, like, and Matt would do these videos and he was like, bro, you should do videos on your music. And I'm like, oh, okay, Matt, you know what I'm saying? Like, Matt was putting me on game with it. And that was before social media was popping like that.

And it just got my interest in my, that became this grind, you know what I'm saying? Like, so I'm like, I need to get into Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, any and everything that's popping up on social media, man. I gravitate to it, man, because that's a way, a direct way of reaching your audience, man,

and just almost like reinventing yourself. So adapting and evolving and just keeping that shit moving, right? Yeah. Can I ask you a question? Being a fan of wrestling growing up, I didn't know the back stories of wrestlers or I didn't know how the nuances of wrestling.

But now having the documentary on Netflix where they talk about what's really going on behind the scenes, letting us know about the refs talking and kind of guiding the matches and things like that, would you ever think it'd get to that point where they let people win like that? Oh, what you mean? As far as knowing- They let people in like that. Oh, what you mean, as far as like knowing? Like they let us in like the fans, like now we know.

Like you know all the scenes where David got in the field and he was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, see the rabbit. Yeah. It doesn't bother me though, the fact that like, we know those movies ain't real, right? We know there's a director and they got shit, we know that, but somehow we block that shit out.

And you wanna pick this apart because you know, but still you have to give the ref, the production crew, the producers, there's so many hands and there's so many ingredients it take to make this cake. You see what I'm saying? And when you make that cake, brother, it's like a lot of people can't be executed. And they know. And you know you can be the referee,

but that referee job is so important. The referee is keeping us in queue and stuff. The referee is listening to the truck and that referee is listening to the cameras on there. So how many, how many of us can't walk into a gumball at the same time? You know what I'm saying? And you got to listen to this crowd right here.

So all that is playing an element of everything. So even though everybody's in the know, sometimes people don't know how to, you know what I'm saying? So, but bro like, and then putting the match together. It all bro, like when you put all them grids together, man, everything got to, it got to move on every cylinder. Nah yeah I was telling him about that earlier like how tough it is to put a match together

I'm like man I would forget step B step like man he jumped off the top rope somebody still be over here. Has that ever happened to you? Oh what's that? Where you like kind of jumped off the script or whatever. That happens. Yeah. If we got like a, say we got a 10 minute match, but you gotta put in time for you to go out there, you gotta put in your commercial time, and when you go to commercial, bro, you still working. Yeah.

You still working. Sometime the match before you might go over, so everything you talked about you gonna do out there, we can squad that, we gotta change that. So you gotta go on the fly. And you got people watching you, and you got the ref telling you, and they telling them, okay, we got like,

tell them we got four minutes. So you got to know exactly what you can do, how you can deliver, execute it in four minutes. You don't wanna go overtime, it's money. So it's like a lot of people can't work under that pressure, and like, you should be able to go with that, it means you be able to go to that ring, and we know where the finish is, and's it bro we're gonna call that out

in the ring. I know what I'll be terrible at wrestling. And the referee is giving you times mm-hmm she's giving you that all she's giving you the time and so you got to like it is or it's a combination stuff that works together you'd be surprised the people that pick it apart like be like, ah man, that figure, what's up with that? A lot of people can't wear them boots, man. That's a fact. I know. Feel me?

They told me to. They told me to. Man, that ass makes up it, it's so crazy. Oh, bro, when I first started, man, I was, when I first started training, that was serious, but I would sit there, go sit down, look at that TV, bruh. And my nose would just start bleeding.

Fuck. Just from like, weeks of training, falling on my back, falling on my back, the roles, the physical aspect of learning the formula. It's a formula to wrestling. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it ain't just no yeah, so it's- Sitting there showing your nose get the bleeding.

Yeah. That's the- That's the thing. It just trickles down, bitch. Yeah. Yeah, dog. Yeah. Yeah, fuck it.

Yeah, listen, I know you play football. I know that's the best, but that's the difference of a game. But I got out of football because I got tired of the injuries. You got to understand, I said I was a willing vessel. I wanted to do anything to get off the streets, dawg. I was ready to like, I had to take care of my kids. I had to be a man. I had to step up to the plate.

So he was like, damn, I got out of football, but he offered me this wrestling. I had to go up in there. But I got bit by the bug. But them injuries was just, they became injuries. Yeah, I done had like C6, C7 vertebrae, both shoulders dislocated. I had three broke ribs, one cracked over here.

I done had my chest arm crack dislocated hip patellar tendon surgery Quad tendon when I first came back. Yeah Three metal toss of bones broken my foot. I Broke that orbital. So yeah, you get you get the injuries but. It's similar AI care to you now. What? I was like, what do you think we're doing? I'm just gonna fucking get you to stay there and fight for it.

I'm doing my part. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now.

It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. It's a man now. Yeah. Yeah. So what? Okay, man. Because when you were playing for a nosebleed, I don't even know why a nosebleed. Yeah, that was just a start. Yeah, so that, but when did you,

what year did you get comfortable in the WWE or whatever? Like a rest month? Like comfortable? Yeah, like when you was like, all right, I'm here now, like. Oh, when I signed that contract, I got that check. Oh yeah? You was like, I got that check? Yeah, when I first that check. Oh, you mean? You was like, okay, check.

Oh, yeah. When I first, when I first, you know, you had to go through developmental. You know what I'm saying? I get that call, you know, I'm saying, hey, we want to sign you up. I'm like, oh, why don't we go on the WNB? So, I had to go to Memphis.

So, I lived in Memphis, man, for like a year. Okay. But when they tell you, you know, I'm just, I'm that not mature guy from the street now. I got the contract, I'm happy with it, but I'm doing something different, getting out and ready to go. Send you to Memphis to learn how to wrestle our way.

Now we're gonna teach you that psychology. We're gonna teach you that ring awareness. Wrestling ain't just wrestling, but it's a business. So me learning that, learning that, I heard we're gonna have you down there for six months, you're gonna be on TV. That's stay locked in my head, dog.

Don't stay locked into your set plan or whatever, because plans are subject to change. So it's like six months came, bro, I wasn't out of there. I got relationship at home, man, ain't going right. I'm going through like this mental stuff. Like I'm like, and I'm doing good in Memphis. I'm doing something totally different.

I'm on the contract, this and that, but I was just in my own head, man. And I remember my contract was coming up and bro, I wasn't gonna resign it. Didn't know what I was gonna do. I was gonna go back to Charlotte, though, didn't wanna resign it. And a road dog came down there and saw me.

And that's when he was like, hey man, you wanna be my partner, tag me in Billy? I said, man, I'm about to quit, dog. I did the same for me, dog. I tried, man. He said, bro, what are you talking about? He said bro you you just like me inside your head You can have it just give me a couple marks man. I had you up there with me Can you can you do that brother? Yeah, and bro I just like

Got who I was and we forget who we are sometimes so man like Dude like him just step back up, but I did it for you know, I was on WWE New York. That was Really? Yeah I did it when I was on WWE New York. That was really, yeah. The road dog. The road dog, yeah. What's that feeling like, you know what I'm saying? You started off in this situation because, you know what I'm saying, you wanna provide for your family

and now your kids get to see you grow at the same time they grow. What's that like now to see the reception of who you are, the respect you get from the community, and then to see you accomplishing everything in real time? Bro, I packed myself on the bike, dog. And I hope I can be a living and walking testimony for not only my kids, but for everybody, bro.

You know what I'm saying? I get told so many times by people, man, not just people of color, man, but all race nationality, man, like inspiring and encouraging and just making them feel like that. But that's that means more to me than anything I've done. You feel me?

Where the where the nickname come from? What's the name? Or a truth. Oh, as is. Well, yeah, I was. What's up? I'm in. This one speedy or what? You know, that was the name of the street. No, doctor. I'm saying? That was the name of the street. No, doc.

No, no. I'm not. No, my name is speed with Rauhide, dawg. Rauhide. Rauhide. Go figure. Respect. Only tap in, like.

Ha, ha, ha, ha. That's what a patriot is. Yeah, dawg, yeah. Poor conversation. Yeah, for real, for real. So I'm, like he said, I'm the one, I watch wrestling faithfully. So, I know you went through a contract thing, whatever. I don't know if that was part of the show

or whatever, how it was gonna go. But when you got released and everybody was mad, like R-Truth, y'all let R-Truth go, what are we doing, what are we doing? Then you come back, you make this miracle, come back and it's great. You show up on the show, everybody's going crazy and you cut the dreads, you do all that.

Was that planned? Like the whole thing? You got my dreads? Nah, nah, I know. I'm saying like the whole thing. Did you really get released? Bro. Now see, because you pull it like that, dog,

I like, bro, I like this keeping people in suspense, nah. Okay, you don't make it hard. What makes you look like that? Yeah, we don't talk about David Copperfield and exposing raffle. Now it's not like, nah, I can't let you see what's inside the hat. No, you should think about it. Right. Yeah. I mean, I was mad. I was mad. I'm like, and that's what I like.

Again, I'm a walking testimony for people, dog. Bro, I've never had that much. I think about on all my social media over a hundred million people, bro. Damn. A hundred million. That's not all just wrestling fans. Yeah. Not just my peers, my employees, my... They gave me an S on my chest. I always call myself the Sun Tan Superman, but... You know what? Sun Tan Superman. Oh, I like that. Yeah, Dog, dog, but I still a dragon. I ain't no strong man. Yeah, dog, yeah. Oh, fuck with that. It ain't in the sex.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I ain't no strong man. I ain't no strong man. I ain't no strong man. I ain't no strong man. That's what I'm saying. Oh, man. I love that.

But that love, man, like, for $100 million, wasn't expecting that, dog. It's like, that's never happened before, like that. So it was like, the whole world came together man. Come on, why is this taking so long? This thing is ancient. Still using yesterday's tech? Upgrade to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Ultra light, ultra powerful and built for serious productivity with Intel Core Ultra processors. Blazing speed and AI power performance that keeps up with your business, not the other way around.

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or wherever you get your podcast. Oh, one thing, we agreed on one thing, dog. Everybody, a hundred million people agreed on one thing, like why we can't be like that all the time, like that's why. That was deep with me, dog. That was, and my son looked at me, dog, in the garage, he was like, daddy, what in the waste?

And that, to me, dog, in the garage, he was like, daddy, what in the waste? And that, to me, went for all the brainless business, any kind of business, you gonna sacrifice. Yeah, right. And time, you have to make time for time. I'm like, I miss so many, I miss anniversaries, birthday parties, graduations, inductance, I miss so much stuff, but to help create and leave behind and

give stability to, you know what I'm saying? Make a foundation for us. So it's like that right there, man, that appreciation, bro, was like it made up for everything and the reason why I do this. You know what I'm saying? I never had to, I never been a WWE world champion. I never had no big, but I've done and taken what I was given and made what I could make out of it, dawg, and made the best out of it.

I became it. I rolled it out. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And people that have invested their time with their grandparents, their fathers, their aunts, their uncles, they grew up watching me. They invested so much into my character, into me as... But it was the impact. And the impact was...

But it was so received and felt by me, dawg. It was... Bro, I can't tell you how many times I cried. Just, I was like... Ain't nothing wrong. I ain't sad. I ain't worried about nothing. I'm good for nothing. Like, it was... Damn. That much love?

For sure. That's how I was feeling. Nah, it was crazy. I mean, everybody was mad. I'm like. But every, every dog. Yeah, I was like. I was like, yeah. Yeah.

Like. I done my mad, dog. Damn. Like steaming mad. I was like, like, true. Like, what we doing? Yeah, dog. Because you give such a different view on it.

Like, you come in, you get that comedy relief. You joke with everybody, but you can tell everybody in the locker room loves you. Yeah. Like I'm like, everybody rock with him. And it's kind of like, I wonder if y'all really like rocking together. Cause y'all, they remind me of y'all.

Like everybody loves him when we back home. Cause you can see that comedy relief. He joke with everybody. It's like the same feeling. And I know I looked at everybody, but they was tweeting I was like, yeah, they hot. Yeah Not even just for my colleagues man, like

camera crew production Catering like it just like the whole bud. It was just so much love man from the the crew that put the ring up like you think of Right. If you pass me and I rule up whatever arena we in, I don't care if you with us, show up, without me, show up, dawg, you get some doubt from me. You know what I'm saying? Because everything work together, bro.

Oh, that's fucked. When that album dropping, man? August 12th, dawg. It's dropping, dawg. Okay. Yeah, it's country. It's country? Country, dawg.

Now my rap stuff is out there. A lot of people didn't know I got the rap album out. Go check out Legacy, dawg. I will. Check Legacy out, but the white album, man. That's the countryside. So he gonna be wearing them? He wearing them on the album cover or?

Nah, I got country boots on. Hey, and I got one country boot that's an Air Force One. Look at that. That's what I'm talking about. Are you serious, dawg? You gotta get me some Air Force One boots, dawg. I even what I'm talking about. Are you dead serious, dawg? You gotta get a new damn Air Force One boot, dawg. I even had the T-shirt of the dog. You gotta get us a picture of that.

I got a T-shirt of a dog. Air Force One boot. What you wear? Poo. Poo, man. You wear it, D, right? Oh, man. No, I ain't wearing it.

If they black, he ain't got you. The black one? Boots on the ground. Oh, boots on the ground. If they black, he ain't got you. The black one? Boots on the ground. Oh, boots on the ground. Here, let's go right here. The male? No. That's what I'm talking about.

That's a King Crusader boot. I'll fuck with them, though. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All these boots, I'm dirty. You can't get over it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All these books, I'm dirty. You're dirty.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. These jaws are like right here. I just haven't bought that far. Okay. Okay. I think you're wild.

Real, real boo. Real deal. Now, I hear these are real deal. Yeah, these are real. You're wild. Yeah. You're wild and true. You're wild.

You're wild. You're wild. You wild and true. You wild. You know. On the album, every color boo is a different side. For real? Yeah, so it's like, it's a ton of little story, man. That's hard though. It's what's up.

Nah, hell yeah. I'm gonna ask you a question. Obviously been a part of many moments, many matches. What's one of your favorite matches or a crazy moment in a match that stood out to you that you remember since to this day? But I can't pick one, man. Oh, you go crazy.

Crazy moment? Mm-hmm. Damn, what's a crazy moment, man? Talk about one of them injuries. I was gonna say, you? You just broke everything in your body. That wasn't funny, though. No, he's talking about crazy.

You didn't expect to get hurt or it was a match, yeah. Or a city you pulled up in like, I ain't know it was gonna be lit like that. I didn't shit myself before. Whoa, what? Can you say that? Yeah, I did. So where the hell you was?

In a match. In a match, yeah. Didn't a lot come out. Didn't a lot, dawg. I was young, I was young, dawg. I was young. Hit you up to the end. He's young, how old? Shit, man, I was like, I was young, dog. I was young. Hit you up to the end. It was young, how old?

Shit, man, I was like what, 30? What you talking about? What you talking about? Bro, 30, there are some 30 year olds out here that have probably done shit they said before. What the fuck? What the shit? What I'm saying, I'm pointing at the camera, y'all.

People out there. What's it like, cause you did a move? I came up to the top row with a leg drop, and bro, I had the flu that week. Oh man. I was sick. So y'all continued the match. I already had bubble guts.

Yeah, bro, you gotta keep doing that. It's a show, bro. Oh. You rhyme too, shit. Y'all. Yeah, nah. Hey, that's the, I was running to the fact. Shut your mouth, you fucking ass. Fuck this. Nah, but y'- I was running to the fact. Shut your mouth for the rest of the-

Nah, but y'all see what I'm doing? Y'all don't know it? No, no. What are we doing? In the ring? What are we doing? You know, the first note, I didn't say them terms are after the match was over. Why? Bruh, that's gonna throw the whole rhythm off. You know what I'm saying? I'm not gonna tell you about any shit myself. You got the job to do, bruh.

I respect that, but then- Yeah shit myself. You got to have a job to do, bro. I respect that, but then... Yeah, but we got to do it. That's the work here. So when you saw him there, what was his response? He's like, what's going on? Laugh, dog, laugh. Okay, now look, I'll ask you right here.

None of y'all have ever farted past gas, pushed it out, and shit it. Like one or two drops of shit come out. One or two spurts. Truth. One or two spurts. Truth. One or two. Am I right now? Have you? No, I know my body.

You never been sick? I've been sick, but I know my body. I'm going straight to the bathroom. I know my body. Y'all ain't never pass gas or push it out and shit it. Oh, bro, y'all lying. We ain't ever had colds. You don't have flu before?

Yeah. Shards. I'm not a flu. That's what it is, right? The shards. You never had coldness? You don't have flu before? Yeah, I've had flu. That's what it is, right? The shards. You never sharded? I ain't know. They won't admit it, dog. He's like, I probably have.

You did it while doing the. I probably have. Yeah, they have. That's what you did to Sop Dogg. Now we coming out more, dog, right? I'm saying what you're really doing. I'm saying it, but you're stupid. They want to know.

He coming out more, right? Nah, I'm not. No, I'm saying with the real thing, I'm saying with the stupid. You know what now? He coming out more, right? Nah, nah, nah. Yeah, I probably have. I'm gonna hate you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, man, like, I'm sick of you at home. I'm saying you wrestling with somebody. Like, I don't know.

Look, OK, you're gonna blame me. And I'm trying to like, I'm trying to say, I should be at home in bed. Yeah. I should be at home, but I'm trying to like fulfill my job and go out here and perform for y'all. You know what I'm saying? Nah, I respect it.

And just so I got the bubble guss a little bit and I come up the top rope. You knew instantly it was over with. Oh, bro, I knew immediately. Immediately. And it wasn't even a lot. I had on the tight boxers, but it wasn't even a lot. It's a simple fact of. That motherfucker got mushy because of that leg drop, you sitting there. You know what I mean? That motherfucker got mushy, because of that leg drop, you sitting there and said, bro. What the fuck?

I don't know what you did there, I thought. No, it happened. That guy like wanted one. I wasn't expecting that. That's the crazy moment right there. That'll get you right. Yeah, man, what a moment. I mean, injuries, dog, you just keep going, man.

I got, even with my patellar tendon, dog, I was running, and a lot of people don't know, like, patella injuries, you can just simply be running and it pops. I have a move I do where I go run and do an up and over out of the corner and a back flip before I even got to the corner. As soon as I touched the apron, I felt it pop.

And I'm already in motion up in the air, so I had to come down on one foot. Then I did the back flip. And when I tried to stand, you know, the patella, it was nothing there. I collapsed. Then I tried to stand back up, but you got a, it's a hole right there in your knee.

So it was like, it was done. The quad tendon, that happened on NXT. I was wrestling Grayson Waller. And it's again, running, dog. And most of the injuries you start from like hard, definitely impact, it's the simplest stuff you do, dawg. So. We're in tears.

That's all I always tell people, like you feel how you want to about the production aspect of it, man, for you to be a athlete, to do wrestling consistently, and as much as y'all wrestle, especially with y'all traveling schedule, the way y'all have to take care of y'all bodies and be on the road consistently,

not staying at home, different hotels. Yeah. It's number of respect for y'all traveling schedule, the way y'all have to take care of y'all bodies and be on the road consistently, not staying at home, different hotels. It's nothing but respect for y'all. Yeah, man. Oh, appreciate it, man. That's it, right? Yeah, it's a grind, it's a hustle, man. It's demanding. I mean, you gotta commit to it.

How many off days do you say you have? Now we have a lot more. Okay, well. Now it's totally different. It's different than I used to work 280 days a year. Well, that's what it was though. Like what I say, missing those birthdays, anniversaries, that's when we was working Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday.

No, it was Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday. I would go home, be home Tuesday and Wednesday, dog. And that happened like year round. I would be home two days. Occasionally we would get that third day home buzz in that yeah And a lot of times them like I know it wasn't always flying something to drive a different city for hours two hours Usually anything over like five hours. They drive their flyers, but that's like yeah one show Thursday Thursday night's my doubts my nice to be on Thursday

Then we do a Friday live event and a Saturday live event, Sunday, and then a Monday roll, and then, you know what I'm saying, fly home Tuesday. You're on Tuesday, you sleep home Wednesday, then Thursday, you right back out again. Yeah, so, and you have to do that for a while, and I've been doing it for so many years, man. You get adjusted.

You get adjusted. You get, it's routine to you now. Yeah. So it's- What year is this for you? Shit, man. You get adjusted, it's routine to you now. Yeah. So it's. What year is this for you? Shit, man. I don't know.

Tell me about this total. I got in when I was in 98. Man. Damn. 98, you OG. Super. Woo. What's that?

27, I guess it's gonna be 30 years. Yeah, you almost 30. Yeah, it should be. Yeah, salute to you for the longevity, man. We see a lot of people coming and going in these situations. Some people come around not even long enough. So salute to you for even getting turned up. There's gonna be an impact. Like you said, this just happened a couple months ago

and the nation still rival with you. Everybody's still rivaling. Yes, y'all. Yes. I'm more popular than I've ever been in my career, dog Than I've ever been and that's what 27 years shit. Yeah, I'm more popular now, dog It's crazy. Put it to work. It's just all the time. Everybody journey different Amen very disturbing man. Very Listen, man, we appreciate you pulling up on this be him man

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And my address was 520. And that's where we started the podcast at. Yeah. Yeah, I heard it. Okay. You have to get it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You would have had something to find somewhere.

You would have had something to the city. That's what they've been. Right side. That's it. That's where the story starts. Yeah, for sure. You can wear white or black courses there for talking. Boom. Oh, we prefer the... I can tell. We prefer the white.

I can tell. We prefer the white ones. We prefer the white ones. I identify as white. That's it. Yes. Now, we appreciate you, though, bro. Thank you.

For sure. Man, album is on the way. The whole of our song, the album dropping? The white album's on the way. August 12th, go get it. Boom. Tap in. You know what it is, Club 520.

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