Club Shay Shay - Hawks AF - Dyson Daniels & Onyeka Okongwu on Building Chemistry, Locker Room Music, & Nicknames

Episode Date: April 8, 2025

On a special episode of Hawks AF, Dyson and Big O join DC to talk the Hawks season and push for the playoffs, how they've built a connection on and off the court, which Hawk is the best DJ in the locker room, and their favorite nicknames.  @ ClubShayShay @ Nightcapshow_ #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Look at that. That's what they're giving me, the Great Barrier Thief. This is the Big Kong right here. Right. Yeah. Big Kong. Wow. Big Kong?

That's great. He just lied on spot. I told y'all we need some theme music. Because when I be doing these intros, we got to have some theme music so the people can feel what they about to feel. They don't know what they about to get today. Today. It's an exclusive. And this session is they bout to get today. Today. Isn't this glue, son? And this session is... Listen, at loud, I don't wanna take up too much of they time

because they actually got to go play. They actually got to go represent ATL. Ladies and gentlemen, America, please make some noise for Dyson Daniels and my boy Big O! Yes, sir. That's good, DC. I ain't wanna mess up your name.

That's fair, I respect that. The intro was too big. I ain't wanna be here on Yaka, on Kong Wu. Did I say it right? On Yaka, O, Kong, Wu. O, Kong, Wu. There wewoo. Did I say it right? Onyeka, Ohkongwoo. Ohkongwoo. Yeah, you know what?

When you shoot a three, we need to say woo. You see how much I'm putting for the, you know what? I'm giving the halls too much time, man. First of all, welcome, brothers. Appreciate it. Thank you. Welcome. We appreciate all y'all contributions to ATL, man, and to the Hawks, especially to the franchise.

And Dice, I wanna give you a personal apology. What for? Because I didn't know. When we made the trades, man, I didn't know, man. I don't be paying attention to Australia. Y'all don't know what's going on down there. It's so much stuff going on in the US, I don't know't no man. I don't be paying attention to Australia. I don't know what's going on down there. It's so much stuff going on in the US, I don't know. Hey man, I didn't show.

I didn't show. But when you came, and you not only, but you get better every game, and you show us why you deserve to be here, brother. And I just wanted to tell you that, like, bro, I apologize. I appreciate that, brother. I ain't gonna be one no more, but I apologize. I ain't sure what I could do in New Orleans and uh you know right now I'm just getting the opportunity playing free so uh enjoying my time here in Atlanta

for sure embracing it. And I'm telling you we got we got both of y'all back and and oh man your journey your journey man how does it feel man for both of y'all to be playing down here in Atlanta, man? I love it. You know, ATL has been my second home. You know, I love the organization, people I've met here, the food out here, the fans. Lit! There's good vibes right here.

Yeah, I mean, I'll be turning up, you know, wins, losses, you know, whatever. You know, y'all be coming out. The city's great. You know, it's got everything to do here. So yeah, I really enjoy being in the city, around these people. And yeah, like I said, fans are great.

We appreciate them coming, turning up. Yeah, we're enjoying it this season for sure. Speaking of turn up, I know you guys have been here for some time now. What are your things that you're doing on the off season, or what are you doing when you're not playing basketball? What are your favorite thing to do in ATL? For me, honestly, I like to go out to eat.

I got a few salad restaurants I go out to, whenever my homeboys are out here, my family, I do that. You don't take me to 1201 restaurant? Yeah, that, yeah, yeah, take me to 1201 restaurant. 1201 Caillou, call 1201 restaurant. Yeah, that, that, that, yeah. Yeah, take them to a restaurant. 1201 Callie Road. Call, 1201 restaurant. Where's that at? 1201 Callie Road.

That near Buckhead? That's right there. Yeah. We ain't gonna take you to the hood, gang. Any place I'm gonna refer you, you safe. Tell them I'll sit you. It's right down how I'm here. Okay, okay. But yeah, I eat.

I go to Piedmont Park people on part sometimes a little walk But you know should we play every other day can't do too much, right? He said offseason See what I'm saying look a little brother. He like he said offseason. I Travel a lot. I really hear like off season for real for what's your favorite place to travel from LA from the West Coast So you from LA? Yeah, so you go back home? That ain't considered traveling, brother. They're going home. That's fair.

But I know this summer though, I'm gonna take some trips somewhere, figure it out. No travel to the world. Go to Ghana. Ghana? Yeah. Nah, I'll probably go to Nigeria before I go to Ghana. Go to Ghana before you go to Nigeria. Why?

What's so good about Ghana though? First of all, the crime rate is super low. Fair. No crime for real. Not saying there's no crime in Nigeria, but I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no crime in the United States.

I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no crime in the United States. I'm saying there's no's so good about Ghana though? First of all, the crime rate is super low. Fair. No crime for real. Not saying there's no crime in Nigeria, but Ghana is just a place where you'll understand. And you, it's an experience where, when the next time I see you, you'll be like,

I went to Ghana and I'll be like, aha, you like, aha. I'm telling you that. It's a great experience. Okay. It's a great experience. Okay. It's a great experience. What about you? I mean, off season, I go home, back to Australia. I enjoy a good beer back home, you know, watching footy,

you know, meat pies, you know, just get back into the culture, what I grew up doing. And yeah, I usually go back for about a month, come back out here, you know, hang around, whether it be Atlanta, you know L.a. Is like kind of my home away from home as well. I got my agent my trainer and stuff out there Yeah, I enjoy golfing. I go golfing a lot, but otherwise yeah off seasons get some sun. I get a tan Stand out the way that they say I look a little too a little too on the white side of the last game

So I get outside a little bit. You know, I enjoy it. I went to Europe last year. That was fun. So really I just make my plans. Hopefully our season ain't ending too soon. We going into playoffs. So come on, talk that talk.

Yeah, but when it's done, then I'll make my plans from there. So you guys have been on this basketball journey for quite some time. Like when did you guys realize like, all right, basketball is some time. When did you guys realize, all right, basketball is my dream? When did you first pick up a basketball? Well, since I was young, like six, seven years old, I knew I was really nice. I just had all the natural instincts.

And when I was in high school, I just knew I was one of the ones. And I knew that the NBA was a realistic goal for me. You was one of them ones. Chino Hills. Chino Hills finest, baby. Yeah, I mean, I enjoyed playing basketball from such a young age. I really started taking it serious when I was probably

12, 13 years old. It's kind of when I started to grow, develop, kind of find who I was as a player. And then from there, I kind of dedicated my life to it and moved out of home when I was 15 to pursue a career. So I'd say from like 12, 13 was when I really started to really see my future in basketball. Now you've been in the game for a minute

and Dyson, you're on your breakout year. What is the biggest lesson that you've learned in the game so far? I think for me personally I think you can't let your confidence waver. You know you have you know some good nights some bad nights you know you should be able to you know even kill stay neutral and make sure your confidence doesn't go away because in the NBA everybody can play. We're all talented, we're all here for a reason. So for me, as long as my confidence is at all time high, still good out there. Yeah, I mean, I'm with confidence,

playing with a free mind. Everyone's gonna have an opinion no matter what you do, that people are gonna judge you for it. It's gonna be good, it's gonna be bad. You're always gonna get the bad end of the stick at one stage of your career. So for me, I can't let what people tell me affect what I do. I go to work every day, I work out. I know how good of a player I can be if I continue to put my mind to it.

So for me, it's just about going in there, confidence, trusting my work, and really not giving a f*** what people think. You gotta be that dog. going in there, confidence, trusting my work, and really not giving a fuck what people think. Gotta be that dog. And both of y'all play like dogs, and we've been talking about dogs all day. Because, like you said, everybody's in the NBA. But what makes you different is you going out there

putting your all, you know what I'm saying? Actually being a dog, showing your skills, and you are top candidate for Defensive Player of the Year. What year is this? Two or three? Three. Three.

Three. Defensive Player of the Year. Like tell us that feeling, tell us that emotion, man. Like what's going through your head right now? I mean, yeah, I came into the season with the goal of first first team all defense. And to kind of have my name in that defensive play of the year conversation now, it's a special and, you know, my teammates have been really good

and just let me be myself in that end. You go making plays. Now, obviously got big goal at the back, you know, covering me for any mistakes I make, but, you know, it's it's special, you know, to be in that mentioned in that category. And yeah, as a kid, you know, it's uh, it's special, you know to be in that mentioned in that category and Yeah as a kid you always want to be the best offensive player You want to be you know, the Kobe Bryant's Michael Jordan's, you know that sort of thing But for me and I look at you know top defenders like Gary Payton Alvin Robinson These these guys that are you know, really, you know get greedy get it done. So that's that's what I want to do

So you study the game? Yeah study the game the game. Play like you study, because every game you do something different. Right, man. I'm watching. I'm watching what everyone do. And I move it or lose it. I'm going to take it if you don't move it. I love it.

You were studying Gary Payne? Yeah, I mean, I watched some film with Gary Payne. He and Manny Sam play the exact same as well. They have that special steal they get. I've taken that from him. OK, OK, OK. Your hand-out coordination is crazy. How do you know where they gonna place the ball?

It's like you know they about to go here and your hand is already there. I think growing up, I played a lot of Australian football which is a lot different and it's use your hands, you have to be quick with your hands, get deflections, tackle and stuff like that and I think being part of that, basketball at a young age, just growing up, doing all those sorts of things,

kind of helped develop my hand-eye coordination. And then I think it's just a little bit born with it as well. So yeah, I mean, that's what you gotta have to be a good defender. And if you got it, you got it. If you don't, you don't. Have you thought about this? Because when you're so great at something,

they always try to come up with ways for you to try to get you to outthink yourself. Reaching in, are you not scared of them at the moment that they're gonna start calling you like fouls for reaching in? Amen. We got a lot of fouls this year from reaching in. You gotta know when to reach and who you're reaching on.

You know, you're gonna get players that, you know, they expect to reach so they'll bring the ball out front and they want you to reach so who you're reaching on. You're going to get players that they expect to reach so that they'll bring the ball out front and they want you to reach so they can get that foul. So it's about playing chess. Reach when they don't expect it, straight up when they don't expect it. And yeah, I mean a lot of my steals that come from behind so they don't know what's coming but yeah it's like a game of chess. These good players they got good IQs, they know when you're gonna reach and and when they can try to draw fouls So you got to be smart and out smart then I like the way you say IQ cuz big oh big oh

Yo, your IQ level is is that an all-time high right now? Now, you know, I've been watching the game for something no court side almost like some some years man been watching You start You start But your game has developed Been watching, you starting, you starting, but your game has developed. It's gone, you just got a season high, 20-20, 31 points, like explain your process of understanding like, okay, they're believing in me

to start now and I gotta come in and I gotta represent for my team. Explain that process You know when I got the starting nod back in January I mean I was already playing well, but when I got that opportunity to start I just had to take my game to another level. Turned up. Like it's just all about you know confidence for me You know I've worked too hard to not you know produce out there as long as I believe in myself My teammates believe in me, then I can do whatever out there.

You know, you said 30 that one time, 20 and 20. Feel me? Diamond out there. Backdoors. Backdoors. You feel me? You know, so I keep working on my game, honestly. And you know what, to both of you guys' credit,

you guys are having fun. I'm watching y'all play. You know, it's good to have players out there that's got the same passion and the heart as the fans. You know what I'm saying? Because I can't come out there. As much as y'all hear me talking out there, I really just want to see y'all be great.

I really want to see y'all be dogs because I know what you could do. Every time you get a steal, it turns you up. Every time you shoot a three as a big man, especially when times when big man won shooting threes, like you dominant, you got a triple threat. You can work the paint, you can dribble, and you can shoot. Like on the off season, explain when you're trying

to perfect a shot and knowing that they may not want you to take that shot. I Mean I said I work on my game now. We're gonna my touch and run the paint handles You know working on my shop for the last three years My teammates know I tell them like if I get it on the perimeter. It's going up Like it's going up, and I'll work too hard not to shoot the ball But no you got to wrap it out. Mornings, game days, always get up threes and you know it translates in the game. So even when you guys were warming up I heard there's competition there's a lot of one-on-ones being played like are they allowing y'all to play like rough

with the one-on-ones and warm up before the game. I play ones pregame. Okay. And there's one of the coaches, they can't go on me. Um, but yeah, I mean, so happens in the game, you know, I want that, you know, physicality, I need that competitiveness before the game so I can be ready for the actual game.

Uh, Dyson man, you know, this is outside of basketball now, you know, cause a lot of people don't understand that you guys have your own hobbies outside of playing basketball, because a lot of people think that just basketball is just you guys' life. But you need something to balance it out.

Now you out here, pukk it, pukk it, pukk it. You DJ man and fresher, what you doing, man? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll be on the ones and twos, man. I enjoy doing that. I have some friends back home that taught me how to do it. So, you know, whenever I go back home, I be on the ones and twos, man. I enjoy doing that. You know, I have some friends back home that taught me how to do it. So, you know, whenever I go back home,

I do a few sets and stuff like that. So, you know, I just, I enjoy that, man. I enjoy the music. I enjoy finding music, you know. You're a DJ? Hell yeah, bro. How don't you know this about your, why you finding out so much new stuff?

He loves EDM. He loves EDM. Tits, tits, tits, tits, tits, tits. That's why you play like that. Plays it in the wayroom I'm like what the f*** am I listening to? Hey man we gotta get this now my teammates coaching me I come throw some EDM on some house they got no idea what this s*** is. House sucks. It turns you up? Yeah it turns me out bro they want to listen to rap at 7 30 a.m it's like come on bro. R&B. So you can't listen to music with words but you can listen to this. Oh no, no.

At 7.30 in the morning. I listen. Listen, like some lighthouse in the morning, just to wake you up. And then after practice, when it's 1 o'clock, 12 o'clock, that's when we get the nts, nts, nts. You know, get everyone jumping. No one's jumping.

Nobody's jumping. Nobody's jumping. Me and Bogey, when he used to be on the team, we got that European style. But yeah, I'm going to take some of my teammates to Europe this year and show them what's really about because you know, that's where you get that. You know what? Have you talked to Shaq? No, I haven't yet.

No, Shaq a big time DJ now. He does, yeah. I seen some of his sets, so. Thinking about retirement, DJ, they pay big money. Exactly, they do for sure. You going to Europe this summer? I'm going to Europe every summer. Where you going?

Probably like Mykonos and France, South Africa, and the US. Big money. Exactly, they do for sure. You going to Europe this summer? I'm going to Europe every summer. Where you going? Probably like Mykonos and France, south of France. I've been to south of France. Cannes, Saint-Tropez. OK, OK, I'll pull up. Bonjour, we, we, je me perds. Je me perds, that's it. That's all I know.

I don't know what that's there. Take Zachary Richochet, King of France. King of France, man, Zachary Richochet. Man, OK, OK, you guys be fresh. Zachary Richesay, King of France. King of France, man. Zachary Richesay, man. OK, OK, you guys be fresh. Is that a thing now, to be super fresh, to have that little walkway shot before the game? Because I be seeing y'all be dripping.

Question for him. Hey, man, I just enjoy dressing up. You know, fashion is part of the game now, you know? A lot of people putting it on. And for me, yeah, I enjoy dressing up. You know,'s part of the game now. A lot of people putting it on. For me, yeah, I enjoy dressing up. I get some good flicks, get the Instagram account going. I mean, it's just a passion of mine.

I like being in the fashion industry. So for me to go shopping in big cities, find new things, it's one of my passions that I enjoy doing. It gets me out of the hotel room. So this is my question with you guys, man. Because a lot of players, you see players come and go. You see players, they in it for the money. You see players that just, like you say,

there's a lot of people in the NBA. You know, what do y'all want from the NBA? What do y'all see y'allself doing in the NBA? And when it comes to the Hawks and the franchises, do you rather play with the Hawks, be here, have a selected team and just build from here? Like, what do y'all see? I love ATL, love the Hawks, the organization.

You know, I'd wanna play here as long as possible, but you know, sometimes, as you know, the deadline, you know, some shit just doesn't go your way. How do you know that we had another deadline? But overall, I mean, the NBA is wanting to be able to play as long as possible, take care of my family, make as much money as possible and have fun. I love playing basketball. You know, I have a lot of fun doing it.

It's, you know a passion for me. Yeah, I mean, the NBA, it can be, you know, it's a great business. Let's put it that way. And you want to be in a spot where you're welcomed, you're loved, and people around you care about you. And I think here, with the Hawks, the organization really cares about you.

Your teammates care about you. The fans care about the sport. So you just want to be in a, you know, the Hawks is a great organization, but I think the culture that the Hawks have and the camaraderie that it has is something that you want to be a part of for sure. When y'all came into the NBA, okay, okay.

I want to take it back, because y'all live in a dream that a lot of people wish they, y'all playing how we thought we could play in our head. We don't play this good. Draft, draft day. The moment they called your name, the moment you put on that NBA jersey with your name on the back,

and the moment you walked on that court. This is a real NBA moment. Explain when your name got called for both of you. How was that feeling when them folk called your name? Because everybody's name don't get called. Yeah, I mean, I was in LA during the draft, because I got drafted during COVID. So I had a big party at a house on my home ways

and we're there, you you know it was a big bash like it was real fun but when I heard Adam Silver call my name is like damn we finally made it yeah finally here you know it was just so surreal and I honestly never forget that moment yeah I mean you put you know as a kid growing up that's what you dream of hearing your name called and walking across the stage and for me you know to be there in the green room, hear Adam Silver call my name, go up there, get my hat, get my photo, it's surreal.

And it's a moment that you'll cherish forever and you'll never forget. And yeah, I mean, that's definitely to this day, probably top three moments in my life for sure. Before we get into the rapid questions, I just wanna know you guys' energy, I wanna know you guys' insight on the Atlanta Hawks. Where we are right now, with the team of players,

with the conditions, with everything we had to fight, now that the trade line, dead line is over, these the people now, until the next trade line. How do you feel about the Atlanta Hawks? I feel like we're getting some momentum. You know, four game win streak. I feel good. Wish I had my twin out there, Jalen, out there.

But you know, except for the rest of the year. But I think we're a playoff team. And I think we're gonna make some noise. Come May. Yeah, I think we're one of those team, and I think we're gonna make some noise, come May. Yeah, I think we're one of those teams that can be dangerous come playoffs. And obviously we're a seven seed run now, so if we're gonna make the playoffs,

it's probably gonna be against either Boston or Cleveland. It's just gonna be a battle, but we got a great team, We got a great young core. Obviously, yeah, missing Jalen, which unfortunately he went down, but you know, we got guys stepped up. We got a really good team that can do some dangerous things, come play off time. When it's time to step up, because I see people roles changes when it's time for you to step in and start when it's time for you to step in and start, when it's time for you to take on more minutes,

what is that going on in your head? Because there's a preparation for everything that you do. Because like you said, it's strategic with basketball. You know you're going to play 12 minutes. You know you're going to play 16. You already know what you're going to do. When them folks look at you, they'll be like, we need you for 32, though.

We need you to go in. We need you to start. We need you to go in, we need you to start, we need you to go in and be the man tonight. What does that take you? Doesn't really affect me. I've been doing this for years. Talk your talk. Doing this for a long time.

You know, all I do is make sure I take care of my body, eat well, hydrate, and you know, play ball. You gotta be ready, you gotta be ready no matter what. You get your opportunity, you gotta go grab it. Someone else is waiting for that opportunity. So if you don't wanna let anything slip, because next thing you know you could be out the league. So you just gotta take the opportunity,

go out there and make things happen. And if you do that, you'll be fine. Do you guys hear us on the sideline? Oh yeah. That's what this is going. So do they train y'all to be like, just keep looking forward? Like y'all will walk past us, Dyson!

I got DC on this side, I got Boozy on this side, they just talking old game, I love it, I love it. Get me going for sure, but I gotta recognize them all. Listen, I gave you a nickname. D2. Yeah. Dyson Daniel. D2, 2D, okay.

I'm just letting you know where it came from, D2. So you ever hear that down the line? Hey man, D2. What I told you last game, take over the paint. Absolutely. Boy, I took over the paint. That boy went crazy. Listen, they hear us.

I told them, the energy coach, or the voice of the people. Even though I'm not in that huddle, as they walking, I know they can hear me. So I kind of like say something that can motivate and that could just bring the dog out on. And when they go out there and they play like dogs, man, the Atlanta Hawks rise every time, man. Every time.

Okay, the locker room, first of all, you see LeBron, they got handshakes and they do all that, like, are there any like nicknames in it? Cause you know, I just gave you D2, that's my own personal nickname. Do y'all players have any nicknames for each other or personal handshakes?

Cause that's too many handshakes to remember. That's the Great Barrier thief right here. That's what they, they like giving me the Great Barrier thief. Cause they are, you know, G, G especially be calling me thief. I like it they give me, the Great Barrier thief. You know, G especially, we call me thief. I like it, I like it. You know, sticks, you know, Great Barrier thief in Australia, so we'll take it. But this is the Big Kong right here.

Right, yeah. Big Kong. Wow. Big Kong, that's great. He just lied on spot. That was great. He just lied. He just made up one.

That's what George been calling you, bro. George got a G wagon. The Big Kong. George is the min, G Wagon. Big Kong. George is the minivan. Right. The big G Wagon. No, I ain't got shit. I got Big O, Double O.

Double O. Oskie. Okay. I heard the Rim Rucker from somebody. Rim Rucker? They from Bob. Okay. Shout out Bob.

Okay, shout out Bob, Rim Rucker. Okay, that was so, okay, now we onto something. We onto something since we already in here and we talking about this, who's the funniest teammate? I need his teammate. Don't tell me, I'll just be serious. I mean, right now it's probably George. You know, he loud, he definitely the loudest.

It's probably George. He speak his mind, man. You know, whatever at the top of his mind is gonna come out his mouth, so. Don't do me like that. He funny for sure, but we got, everyone pretty funny in there in a way. Okay, okay, okay.

Who had the biggest game win on the team? Trey. Nah. Half court against Utah. Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. He did in Ski, hit the little euro. Nah, Trey's is better than that. But I forgot about the half court one. But that was, you stealing it and then, ooh, you gave it to LaVert? LaVert, yeah. Yeah, and then we got the, I was there in Memphis! Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. I was right, I read out a cut. I got a, I was like, I'm gonna go to the club. I'm gonna go to the club, I'm gonna go to the club. I'm gonna go to the club, I'm gonna go to the club. I'm gonna go to the club, I'm gonna go to the club. I'm gonna go to the club, I'm gonna go to the club. I'm gonna go to the club, I'm gonna go to the Vert. And then we got the, I was there in Memphis. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. I'm out of here.

I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here.

I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here.

I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I'm out of here And I'm like, I hope they let me on the bus cause I ain't gonna be able to walk up out of here by myself. Okay, okay, now y'all be in this ATL traffic.

Which one is bad? Is it LA traffic, Australia traffic, or ATL traffic? LA's the worst for me. LA the worst? Yes. I mean, ATL definitely worse than Australia. Especially when I'm going to the arena, it's like two miles, 45 minutes, it's just crazy.

I think LA's the worst. Yeah, we got potholes and all that. Like, you gotta watch, you gotta look at the road. It's too much to watch, we gotta look at the road, people. It's a big you, you gotta have some big time. Okay, now Dyson, who is the toughest player you ever had to guard? What you like, man, I can't get a still on this one. Right now it's SGA.

No, I think he just above everyone else right now. He's got the game, he knows what to do. He's got everything, he's got the step back, he's got the quickness, the pace, the mid range. So credit to him, man. He's worked on his game, man. He's tough to guard. Who's the toughest you had to guard?

Like you knew you like, man, he working out. Like he backing me down, but like, man. What's a yokey stopper? This the yokey stopper. The yokey stopper right here. Don't say that before he hears it. Uh oh, you the yokey stopper. Yeah.

He the yokey stopper. That's the nickname. You ain't talking about the dude that run down a court like this. Yeah. He the yokey stopper. He be moving out there. I don't know how he move.

I don't know how he so athletic. He's athletic. He's athletic. He athletic, yo. But he's tough. And you know, another He's athletic. He's athletic, yo. He's tough. And you know, another sneaky one is Sangoon. Yeah, yeah. He has touch with both hands.

He's strong. I'm just like, damn. So is it a hook shot? Is that hard to defend? Because you don't know which way they're going to take it. They may. Yeah, depends. Some people, yeah.

I mean, too, to somebody who's a stopper. He's studying nothing. It's like, fuck, I don't know what I'm talking about. OK, here we go. Here we go. Now, this one right here, it's going to be a little thing. We just started. Something going to pop up, like a little cartoon.

It's called Speed Round. Like, ee, ee, ee, ee. Here we go. All right. Speed round, because we know y'all got to go to practice, because we got a game tomorrow, and we going to tap that ass. Here we go. Favorite NBA city to play in?

Can I say LA? I mean, that cool when you're in Trinidad. You like to play there. I don't say you play for them. Phoenix, Phoenix actually. Phoenix, Phoenix is fine. Phoenix is cool? Yeah.

What? Boston. Okay. I hate playing in Boston. Why? Bro, I feel like they don't miss a shot in Boston. Yeah. Yeah, but the atmosphere different.

Yeah. But you said LA and then you switched to Phoenix. Like, hold up, hold up, hold up. Cause I'm from LA. So I'm gonna say a different city. Phoenix. Okay, cool, cool, cool. But what about Phoenix that make it stand out though?

It's always a good time in Phoenix. Always a good year. You gotta tell you say number. I know. I know. Ha ha! First NBA jersey you've owned. I had a Davey and Lil Jersey

when I was like 12 years old. Why you making him sound so old, my man? Come on, he still play with you. He a little old? Like what, 34? I know, but you better see, I had his jersey when I was 12. He's still in the league. That's my first one.

My mom was Westbrook when he was with the Thunder. Westbrook, OK. OK, well, I wouldn't say pregame nap yes or no, because we know they like to listen to EDM. So ain't no but Here we go player you look forward to matching up against the most But yes a little Rob Brunson Brunson, yeah, okay Yanis, yeah, I like learning honest. Yeahall shut them down last time. We lost last time. We lost?

Yeah. But he didn't play, did he play? One before that we got him. Yeah. He ain't played the last one. But did he play the last game? He played the last one. He played the last game?

But he ain't scored that many points though. Right. Blow is average. Yeah. So I did my job. See what I'm saying? Why you gotta play? I'm not playing.

But we ain't playing this shit. We ain't playing. Yeah. I love you, Y'all. But you ain't do nothing when you play this. Okay, here we go. Here we go. All right.

If you wasn't playing basketball, what career would you be pursuing? Damn. You be DJing, mama. Yeah, DJ. Fuck that, I'll be on the ones and twos man talk you talk and somebody be telling you like me should play basketball I'll be a doctor you sound like you good with Smart screw. But you sit. Yeah. Type shit. Right. That dude making feel like, you know what? I feel like I got a chance to live.

Right? That's my man. All right, man. Listen, man. We love y'all, man. First, I'm going to say it again. We appreciate y'all contributions to this franchise, man, to Atlanta Hawks, man. And anytime you see the fans over there, we yelling.

We, bro, it's coming from passion, bro. It's coming from love, bruh. We really want to say we love y'all. Every time y'all do something great, and we don't even care if we lose, we still love y'all. We gonna ride, man. It's just the principle that y'all are representing the city. When y'all put that jersey on, man.

I'm from Atlanta, for real. I'm born and raised all day, every day. So when y'all out there represent my city, man, we appreciate that. And we got y'all back. And I be can't, I can't wait. I ain't saying I can't wait, but every time it look like y'all be about to squabble.

Hey, what I be saying over there, hey, we come on the floor down here. You not touching them players, you hear me? We love y'all, man, we appreciate y'all. ATL, huh? Hawks and friends, none other than Dyson Daniel and Big Double O! DC man, appreciate you dawg. Appreciate that, thanks DC.

I appreciate y'all. You're welcome. ["Skulls of the Night"] Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley Season 1. Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil. I was becoming the bridge between Jeremy Scott and the son he'd never known. At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.