Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 197: FEATURING STEPHEN JACKSON

Episode Date: December 12, 2022

FEAT. STEPHEN JACKSON Before All Tha Smoke, Stack was giving players ALL the smoke on the court. Always a vocal leader, he's using his voice and his platform to make a difference and speak for those that nominated him to be the voice of the streets. We got one for the culture. A word from our presenting sponsors... New Amsterdam Vodka is the Official Vodka of Barstool Sports SiriusXM App: Subscribe now and get your first 3 months for free of the Sirius XM App, visit https://barstool.link/SXMMDWOG to sign up. Offer Details apply Owen's: Just Add Owen’s Mixers to create a great party cocktail. Easy to make, Easy to buy. Go to https://barstool.link/OwensMixersBSS , Amazon or GoPuff Mint Mobile: Cut your wireless bill to $15 a month at https://barstool.link/MintMobileMDWOGYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/mworthofgame

Hey, million dollars worth of game listeners. You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Right. You're now tuned in to Mim-Mim-Mim-Mim-Mit-Mit, M-Mit, Million dollars worth a game. Yeah, listen, we back in the building. Stack 5. We got Stack 5 here.

The only boy that probably had been ever been having half-ass guard me. I would hit him with the... all that shit I'd have cooked him I'd have to barbecue him you know what I mean I'd see listen man I'd just see me you type boy out of you know

Stack bleed in the different area though he'd have roughed you to fuck up they don't they ain't play the They ain't play that He'd a fucking round sock chin all that No I would have did what the niggies do out here now on Instagram and in the streets I would have got tough with him

Instead of putting the pull I'd have to put the refs on him I'd get him he gonna heck and dump he threatened me I mean that was How to put the refs on him That was the best way to get me I mean throw the refs I'd always argue with the refs like

I'd never been in a fight with a player on the court than NBA game ever, my whole career. Not one. Yeah? Because niggers respect how hard I played the game. You know what I'm saying? I'm out trying to win. It ain't disrespectful, but you end my way.

And that's just what it was. It's a lot of guys that played like that in my era. See, I'll keep it all the way real, though, but you from the era with the, with the dark kid's ready game. Yeah, I mean, it was joying, it was Gary Payton, it was magic, it was Dominique, it was Joe Mors, it was Shaq, it was. David Robertson. David Robinson.

You know you only had a only... Calm along was done you. No, no, no, yeah. Only one light-skinned nigger was able to slip through the cracks. Tim Duncan. Charles Barkley. Barclay didn't win nothing. Shit.

Oh, won't dishe reg. No, Barclay didn't win now. I was six of a fan, man. He did, but he didn't win nothing. Oh, you had other place. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something my fucking told me a long time ago. Second place is the first fucking loser.

Shout out to Barclay. I love you. I'm rooted for you for years. But we never got to feel no. Fetty fall. You had Kevin Johnson. Elijah won. This shit was a dark skin

nigger league. What about Kevin Johnson? He had some sneakers. He never won nothing. But back in the day, you had sneakers. There was Tim Duncan. If you had sneakers back in the day,

you were somebody. Max? Man, he had them Kevin Johnson's for a year. Man, you don't need a nigga bought him. Listen, right? Grant Hill. What I'm saying? He never won nothing.

I keep telling you the lightskin nigg didn't get off back then. I think Jay Kid was the beginning of the last year. Alajuan ain't went. I mean, uh... Chase the kid really good. kicked the door. Dominique Wilkins ain't

win that shit. I said, I was Dirt and Wiskey won that shit. Nah, hey, you forgot what Jake did when he got to

New Jersey with Vince Carter and Kenyon Martin back to back. And they didn't win that shit. Now, we beat them but they was back

to back. They went back to back and they did. I'm going to keep it all way real because it's a nigga out here that deserved to get

all the credit. Who that? Drake. Yeah. Because the greatest thing he ever did was bringing Lyskin'Nikas

back. I'm talking he brought them niggas all way back when Nino Brown fucked over all the light skin niggas in New Jack City

Lyskin niggas was done They was fucked over Damn G money niggas. Bitches didn't look at Lyskin niggas the same

And then Drake came He set up a Lyskin Revolution Man Lyskin niggas running this shit now Then Steph and them niggas start showing off

Now look at this shit There's a Lyskin NBA Now you breathe on the nigger Too hard you get found I came out of that shit Tack get him out of air This shit crazy I'm tell you

Lysken Niggas took over So basically you saying, y'all trying to say, is y'all saying the NBA's all for than it used to be, right? I think so. It's definitely a different game. It's a light skin game now, man. You can't tell me that you can't name five people that play the game

with the passion that Draymond Green plays with. He's not the most talented. Give me five players. Both of y'all, give me five players that could play back in the day. That could play with Dennis Robin, they could play, with Carl and Malone that could play with Clydex that could play. Give me five players right now that could play and hold their on. I'm going to go Bronn.

Draymond You stop blowing She fucking smoking I told you some freaky shit You'd be doing You'd be trying to I don't know What you'd be trying to do

With me man But I ain't with that shit Man Blowing smoke in my face And all that That's some That's some Aphrodisiac shit

Man I don't know What's up with that man Go ahead Brian Brian Bramon I would go

KD can score On anybody In any era He's a beast I think As far as skill wise He's probably the most

skill play I've ever seen and he ain't soft Carrey Irvin and my last player would be Russell Westbrook he's a dog he can play in any era now he's a fucking animal now I definitely got to get Westbrook that I agree with you on Durant and what about my man to be

and LeBron my nephew Tatum I would have to go more of You can't pick nobody that's on his list Like for me I think When you can shoot as good as Steph It don't fucking matter

Whatever you was in No question No question Because that nigger would have been Lighting niggas up from 85,000 feet Yeah it's about 15, 20 people That can make the list But you gave me five

Yeah You know what I mean So I think that he could have played I think he would have did actually good In the era Because when you could shoot from that far The game just opens up for you.

The whole lane, everything opens up for you. But I definitely, definitely, without a doubt, believe that Damien Lillard could have pleaded than that. I agree.

You know what I mean? Damian Gillard, you know, I could have made it in that air. Shout to my man, you know what I mean. But it's not too many

motherfuckers in the league that could have... You got to understand... What about the... My man to play Janus. What about Yonis? Yonis. Yeah,

Yonis, definitely. That's what I'm saying? It's about 15. What about... What about... What about Luca? I think Luca could. Luca big body.

Luca, I don't think Luca would average as much as he average and do the things that he do. But I think he definitely could have played and he would have got his shit off. Skill-wise, I agree with that. But I've never seen nobody slam Luca to the fold. I ain't ever seen nobody, you know what I'm saying, really try Luca that way. And it might not never happen, but, you know what I'm saying? Back in the day, you was getting tried, bro. They was trying you.

You got to understand, bro. They was trying you back in that era. You know what I'm saying? Even living before my time, right before I came in. They was trying you. And it was pinch your ass. That's why Dennis Raman. You come through that lane.

They're going to try you, bro. Dennis Raman, pinch your ass, rough you up and all that, get physically. They don't even rough nobody up no more. Man, you be talking about pinching the ass. No, I'm just saying. That's what he done. It's a different game, though. It was a different game, though.

It was a different game, and I respect it. That was his style. He was a legend. Like, he could have said that. You can't say that during 20 years, man. Just be a star at your role, but, you know. Yeah, that's my, like, my game was like robin. It was rough, it was filled.

You know what I mean? Just throw you off your game, man. You got a basketball game. You do rock, man. You just talk about you roughing and fill the niggas up. No, no, no, you got to throw people off. Oh, that was your way of throwing, niggas off. That was your tactic?

Yeah, that's my tactic. So, you know, a lot of times when people do stuff like that, that's the cover up for lack of skill. No, Rodman has skill. His game like mine. We had, I grabbed. No, I'm saying. We talk about you.

We're talking about you. He's talking about robin. How many, they last game? Robmin is a hall of playmer. You didn't see me roughed that big boy up? He was a wrestler. You was on some Ben Sibby shit.

What did you do in the big three? What did you do in the big three? What did you had like five hours? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on a big three, hold up. Let me say this. This dude, I had a WFF, W and W and W.AWF wrestler,

and I roughed him up and broken. He didn't get no points. How many points you had? I ain't handle points. I wasn't there for points. I was killing. I wasn't there for points. I was dear for, you know, I was distraction.

He's like, I was there to grind on the wrestler. Did y'all win? He won. He'll be a white. MVP, nigga. I got a defensive player at the game. Shout out the motherfucker and Elie Chabba barbecue, Big Chia. Shout out to Q, Big Three.

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that was out of pocket you know I felt his door was out of pocket you know about the good brother Georgie rest in peace to George Floyd you know I want to send my condolences once again to his family to his daughter to all of his loved ones

and you had to respond for the family and you talk then you know your message is always about the family you feel what I'm saying and you're the spokesperson for the family first and foremost

how did you feel when you heard the distasteful shit that Kanye said that Ye said uh I would I mean

I was bothered by you know what I think I was more, I got even more bothered by when Roxanne called me. Roxanne is Gianna's mother. That's who I've been speaking for. That's who I've been with and helping and representing the whole time. Not just, just Gianna and Roxanne. You know what I'm saying?

The family and Roxanne and Gianna had different lawyers the whole time during the whole court process of trying to get the cops convicted. So, you know what I'm saying? the family I never knew I don't know nobody on the family side me and Georgia was always in the streets you know what I'm saying? The only person I know from his side is his two holders

and his nephew Wu I knew Roxanne through Georgie and me and him always talked about our daughters because we had daughters the same age Gianna and Scott the same age so my relationship

I'm just going to get out of a little history my relationship with georgie um i'm from port arthur texas which is a hour from third war at texas houston at a friend of ours that they used to hustle with rest in peace his name was tello and um he had family in port arthur as well and he and he connected you know the the connection between third ward and port arthur where the hustling connection was together you know what i mean we made a lot of money with our projects and CUNY Homes, Third Ward. So he brought Georgie down on the park where I was playing basketball at in the hood. He was like, well, first he said, man, I got a homeboy that looked just like you.

Y'all might have the same dad. I'm like, yeah, right, nigga. I'm just thinking they cracking jokes in the hood, you know what I mean? The next day, or maybe a couple weeks, he came back. And as soon as I turned around, I'm like, you know, who's your daddy? Because we looked that much alike when I first met him. and we instantly called these other twin. So it got to the point where I made it to the NBA,

and every summer I would drive right there to third ward, get my serve, get my weed, and we'll lean to smoke all summer, we'll hang out now and I enjoy my summers with him. He was one of those guys that, the reason why I miss him, because when you have success, you have a lot of people that abuse your relationship.

You know what I mean? They call you for money for nothing, just because you've got it, they abuse your friendship. He protected me from that. that's why I cared. That's why I loved him. That's why he was my brother. That's why we cared about because he protected me.

He didn't abuse our friendship. I was there for him a lot of times when he was in jail. His mama needed to pay rent, rest and peace to his mom. And things where he needed to do things, you know what I'm saying? I was able to help him at times. But I hear people say a lot, why you didn't save him from all the things he was doing. Well, if you're from the areas we're from, we all have family members and we are men. So we all have our own responsibilities, and we can't tell a grown man what to do with their life.

You know what I'm saying? So we're not responsible for another grown man. And sometimes when our people, family members, friends, sometimes when they're doing shit that don't allow what we're doing, they stay away from us. They're even hired from you. I didn't see any people, family members be getting hired. They don't want their people to see them like that. They're hired from their family. They're on with their kids to see them.

So a lot of people, they be like, they disconnect themselves. So you can't be in control of another adult's life. But that, too, you have your own responsibility. So, you know, with me and him not being family and not living in the same places and not being in the same areas, you know what I'm saying? We end up, you know, going two different paths. You know, he was an athlete as well, you know what I'm saying,

an All-American football player. You know what I'm saying? But what a lot of people don't understand is not from our areas. You can be from the same areas, but different opportunities would take you two different paths. You know what I mean? And so when it all first happened, when Georgia, when all this first happened to Georgie, I seen all the people trying to get close to the family, get down there, be on TV,

say they know Georgia and do all this, right? So my whole point was I don't want to be nowhere around it. You know what I'm saying? Because I can see all the people trying to be around it and get them, see if they can get some money out of it for the wrong reasons, praying out of these people paying. I don't want to be nowhere around it. The whole time, the nephew Wu had texted me saying they need my help. But me, knowing how all these people running around the family and all this is going on,

I'm like, man, I'm saying, I didn't even see his DM or nothing at the time. But Roxanne had reached out to me because after a press conference that they had, she said that the lawyer, one of the lawyers that told her after, after they, I'm going to get them out the way. and then it's going to be about you and the golden child talking about Gianna. And that bothered her, as it should have, because what is your motive? You know what I'm saying? Like, what is your motive?

Like, what did you mean by that? So that instantly bothered her, and she reached out to me. She was like, Steve, I need your help. I need you to help me get my own lawyers. I need you to speak for me and make sure me and Gianna is represented in the right way. I said no problem. Whatever I got to do. but when I said that

I didn't think I was going to be leading the biggest civil rights movement ever 18 countries, 50 states it's never been done all protests at the same time I never thought that I'd be risking my job my livelihood I never thought that my family would be getting death threats because I'm fighting to get police a racist type in jail

so many people hated me for doing something right you know what I'm saying I never thought all this would come you know what I'm saying all this would happen but I stood tall you know what I'm saying everybody and and the reason why it was easy for me like Bambi told me he's like bro everything you was built from from growing up to the to the to the bra to the shoot out of the strip clubs that everything you've been through has built you for this moment you've always been there for your brother so but I didn't know the magnitude of it you know what I'm saying I didn't this was shit I've seen in movies the protesting the burning buildings you know what I'm saying like this was shit that we know we don't see in real life and I had no clue what I was doing bro, but I just knew I had to stick my chest out and beat up for Gianna because I know

wholeheartedly, if that would have happened to me, G would have did the same thing. Right. And I commend you for being there, you know what I mean, for your brother. You know what I'm saying? Because a lot of times, you know, people that's in your situation that have been like, man, I got too much to lose. I got too much to lose, man. Yeah.

And people don't look at it like that. And I don't even want the publicity. like that you know what i mean i don't even did you have did you have uh anybody come at you like you'll fall back trying to get you to fall back because of business or anything everybody everybody except showtime i lost a lot of money behind that shit showtime stood tall behind me through it all you know what i'm saying but every a lot of I lost a lot of relationships, a lot of stuff, because I decided to stand up for my brother.

And I don't regret it, though, because I'm still getting blessed more afterwards. You know what I'm saying? And I'm blessed to say that because so many blessings came after that. And I've seen so many people try to pay off, pray off Roxanne's pain and be around them and trying to get money from her. I'm proud to say that, but everything that I did and put my life on line,

I've never taken a dime from her. and can stand on that. You know what I'm saying? I've seen so many people in this whole thing for George Floyd out for money. Can't nobody say they gave me a dime for nothing about this, bro. You know what I'm saying? And that means something to me, bro,

because getting justice for my brother, I never thought I'd see somebody I know go through that, and the world's seeing it. You know what I'm saying? And to hear Kanye say this and to have Gianna asks me, uncle why they talking why they talking about my daddy again

like he didn't have to bring none of that up and that's my main problem with Kanye don't read something and then come bring it up in the interview or see something because you saw it you don't know if it's true or not the cop admitted to it in jail I mean

in court he's in jail because he admitted to it so obviously he's guilty for killing him if the cop admitted to it listen man to all you conspiracy theories motherfuck we ain't no actors, bro. We live real lives. We really lost somebody, fam.

We really lost a homeboy. We really lost a family member. So all these conspiracy theories and shit, that shit, whack. And I'm going to always stand up for my people and my brother. You know what I'm saying? We're real people. And for people to say these things and protect people just because they got money, that shit is weak.

Y'all not real. Y'all not real. And it shows money control y'all. because y'all standing on that side you can't tell me if me and gilly walked outside with a confederate flag jacket that y'all would be still supporting us facts

so I don't want to hear that shit I'm always defending my brother I don't care what all the other shit he's talking about I don't care you dig what I'm saying I don't care but keep Georgia name out your mouth dog you have no reason to be speaking on the dead I don't know when that became cool anyway you know what I'm saying

we just don't do that I'm under the the old law we don't speak on dead people that shit is that shit ain't never been cool in my book I all as a culture we all love Kanye a black billionaire we love to see it but I rather see it without demeaning your own people I rather see it being solid you know what I'm saying everything I say today I know nobody can't go back and pull up nothing in my in my file and demean my character nowhere in my life from growing up and author to now nothing and it be facts nobody because I know I stand solid I always have

and it bothered her so by bothering her it bothered me so I had to respond you know what I'm saying I y'all know me on my page I show everybody love I don't talk about people I don't get another people business I never said nothing about him and the things he was doing I don't agree with a lot of shit. You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, when you speak on somebody who we love, who we lost in a tragic way for the world to see and for his daughter to ask about it again, yeah, we're going to respond. As a man, I'm going to respond. If you stop talking about Georgia, I have no problem with you. But anybody's speaking on his name, you're going to have to see me in some type of way. I ain't no gangster. I ain't no thug,

but I'm a man and I love my family and I love my twin. And that's just what it is. I feel you, man. Mm-hmm. You know, and as a brother, I see here, and I see the pain that come on your face. I see the authenticity and the way you express your love for his family and for him. And, you know, at the end of the day, the shit wasn't cool. You know, I, you know, I say, I say how I feel, man. And, you know, the shit wasn't cool.

You know what I'm saying? So, you know, shout out to his family. I want to just send my condoluses again to his family, you know, because that was some tragic shit. That this is not no play, play shit. You feel what I'm saying? And I'm from the era where we don't speak on the dead. We let the dead rest easy. We let the dead.

You feel what I'm saying? This is somebody who didn't get a chance to live his life out to full potential. He didn't get a chance to die from natural causes. Hey, but let me touch, since we don't talk about Roxanne too, like a lot of people don't even know. Roxanne, you've never seen her talk. You don't see her do interviews and try to be famous. They still grieving.

They still grieving. And half the people don't know what Roxanne has been through. Imagine, bro. Imagine his only child and her mother and his oldest sister going into the funeral, and they don't have nowhere to sit. we got a debo we got a debo for them some place to sit how is that possible

damn you see what I'm saying that shit don't it don't sign right right how are they not in the whole family brigade to get in the funeral or how they don't have a seat a section for them to sit down

his daughter his older sister we got a debo for them to have some of funeral for them to have some what it said, bro. But this is the shit that they was going through. You know what I'm saying? And I ain't talking about the family. Whoever was envisaged in the family was

all about money. You know what I'm saying? And once Roxanne decided to get another lawyer, they just disowned her and cut her off. Didn't care about the child or nothing. No more. Didn't care about the murder. Nothing. Didn't care about the... You see what I'm saying? But I'm saying, this is what she was going through

the whole time. Damn. And she still hasn't spoke about it you know what I'm saying and she and she probably won't because she's still grieving and for this shit to come back up for her daughter to be asking her about this shit again dog is sad bro it's sad it's super sad and like I just spoke like I spoke about on my Instagram man it's you know it's sad that you know you'll get these you know entertainers or anybody man that die and people will film it you'll see a person out there shot that's still breathing and somebody

will be filming it instead of trying to help him. It's fortunate that somebody did have a camera out for George Floyd when he was still alive and you was able to see what happened.

So, you know, it's just a tragic situation, man. And, you know, it's sad that you know, some of these kids and wives and uncles and aunts and grandmother's last

memory is going to be their loved ones laying on the ground man that's some sad shit man shout out to his nephew woo he kept all that shit together he represented the family strong bro I mean

and he's still grieving I just seen him in Vegas like shout out to woo man that responsibility that was thrown on him to be the voice of the family to stand up and keep the family together and everything together on that side like I got to give him his promise man because he stood tall and that's not an easy task with everything that was

going on in that time right so yeah you just can't fly out the fly off the limit slay shit like that bro and not have no facts and that's a big problem with social media people just say shit and if it get reposted a thousand times people start believing it you know what I'm saying

with no proof or no facts you know what I'm saying so we got to get away from that man No, like, the reality is the world we live in now, everybody is perfect until they do some fuck shit. You know, I think we all in our life, we do, like, you know, motherfucker out here used to be a criminal robin, still doing shit. And so it's like, ain't nobody perfect. So, you know, shit do happen.

People do do do shit. And we're living in a real extremely critical fucking world where everything is under a microscope. So the best advice I can always give people is just you got to be real mindful of what you do and what you say in this world and how it will affect others, whatever it may be, you know? And just know that I know freedom of speech,

freedom of anything, you know, but at the same time, I think we just got to be mindful and the power that we have, the voices that we may have, and the influence that we might have over others when we say and do shit, but that ain't everybody fuck up, you know. Right.

Because we're humans and we're going to fuck up some more. Even if you is a certain needs, you know, we're going. I had to understand this early in life in my early 30s. I had to understand that I'd be expecting too much from niggers. I'd be expecting niggers to do the shit that I would do when these niggas ain't me. I'd be expected niggas to think the way that I would think when these niggas ain't me. These niggas ain't experienced half the shit I've experienced. These niggas ain't dealt with the women I dealt with.

These niggas ain't got the money I got to. These niggas ain't took trips. These niggas ain't did 10% of the shit I did. So I can't expect a motherfucker who's confined to a certain block radio so a certain way of thinking to understand the way that I think. So I had to start easing up on motherfuckers because I would look at the majority these niggas like goofies and i just got to understand that they wasn't raised how i was raised they they they see things in a different way even though it's a goofy way they see and i got to be

mindful of that because i was expecting too much of niggas you feel what i'm saying and i had to realize that niggas ain't me niggas ain't niggas ain't niggas don't think how i think you feel what I'm saying like Prime example right I got I got a homie you feel what I'm saying

he was going through some some relationship shit and he got two homies on the phone he got me and he got his other homie on the phone and the advice that this homie gave him about his family

and his wife and his the shit was unbelievable I'm like dog what the fuck are you talking about man don't do that stupid shit don't you ever do no shit like that but it's like it's really people that think like this yeah you feel what i'm saying like it blew my mind but it's like i don't want to put my people's business out there but it's like it's really people that think like this and then you understand that's what make the world go around

man that everybody's different man yes so for me you know i i i stop expecting so much from niggas man so I'm less disappointed when I don't get the results that I think that I'm gonna get you know what I mean It ain't rockin signs though Just get the same respect that you want back You know what I'm saying?

They're rocking signs man Yeah see I lead with respect Yeah it ain't hard But you know how much energy it takes To muster up and thought it takes To hate or to figure out What to type on somebody pays to hate on them That takes energy and effort

It takes no effort to say what's up bro and hug somebody Right No effort, but it takes all the effort in the world to must up some hate for somebody. Bro, you got to understand. Y'all got too much time. Right.

Absolutely. Y'all got too much time on y'all hands, bro. And y'all wonder why y'all ain't got nothing going on. Because y'all are too busy worrying about what somebody else got going on. I'm talking about Stack. We got with Barstool, right. They raised all this money. We got with Barr's stool.

We said, the black people not getting none of this money. Barstle said Gilly, Wallow They're not applying They're not applying for the money Gilly we want to give everybody Matter of fact, we'll allot the money

To y'all guys, y'all push the program Y'all get them to apply We'll deliver the money We went and gave out $4 million To minority businesses Some of these people never got was never given nothing.

I reposted it on my page. And niggas was in the comments, hey. And I ain't gave away shit. You ain't gave away candor on your so-called Halloween holiday. So you got to understand that life is fucked up. When you can give away, when you could do some shit that motherfuckers never seen done before, like they never seen nobody popping up at all these places. nigger's money

and niggas still was hating yeah that's crazy so for us it's just some things just be unbelievable but you just be like you know what man we're not here we're here to try to help people better their lives we ain't here

to get cheered on ain't in competition we know about it we ain't we not so if a motherfucker want to hate on some positive shit that we're doing then they're in a fucked up space you know life got them in the butt-necked headlock you know I'm not allowing life

to have me in a butt-negged headlock where my energy fucked up and I'm just some positive shit I turn into some negative shit that just that can never happen so for us we understand that man haters is your marketing team let the motherfuckers work

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And it's just like that. Both of you, who the top five softest motherfuckers in the NBA? Right now and back in the day. I'm this accent because all the reason I'm asking is because, you know. I only got one is softest niggins. by far as Ben Simmons. You'd be riding Ben, man. No, bro.

You'd be fucking hating on the other. No, no, no. I know. When you see a motherfucker with so much talent, right? And his only demon is himself. His confidence? Come on, man. There's no way you're a 6-10 point guard, bro,

and you shoot three times a game. at six i play basketball at six 10 without a jumper my job is to always attack live in the paint create double teams and at 610 i can deliver any type of fucking pass that i want to deliver over top of niggas behind the back motherfucking this way that way so my only job is to fucking attack if don't nobody step up i'm laying your ass to fuck up because i'm six 10 bro and i weigh 240 fucking pounds and if y'all double team me i'm dishing out to a wide open shooter this shit is not hard man so at the end of the day

when a motherfucker don't want to play the game he loved because he got into an argument a disagreement with some niggas in the locker room come on man the fuck out of here ain't nothing stopping me from going on that motherfucker court except for a toy acel nigga. Ain't nothing going to stop me from getting my

fucking money for a whole fucking year because of my feelings. Nigger, please. Who is your five? Soft, right now. I ain't even got five.

I only got one, nigga. I wouldn't say soft because I ain't playing, but I would say not living up to my expectations. Who? Yeah, that's a good one.

That's nice. Anthony Davis. And he's not living up to my expectations championship-wise. At one point, we was comparing AD to Tim Duncan. AD don't be on the floor like we expect him. You know what I'm saying?

He ain't been taking care of his body like we think he should. And they haven't been a championship caliber team like we expected when he got with LeBron. And definitely having Russ now and having a new coach in Darvin Ham. Like, what's up? I mean, I think AD is Donovan. I love him. I just think he don't stay on the floor.

I expected more, you know what I'm saying? at this point, the years he's been with the Lakers and at this point I expected more from AD. That's all I'm saying. What about the, okay, how do you feel about what Russ is going through right now? Well, I mean, I love the fact that he got everybody back on his dick, no homo,

because, well, shall I say pause, everybody was hating on him. He can't shoot. They need to trade him. Russ is done after this year, duh, da, da. he turns into he's always been a professional but people are just trying to find reasons to hate on the huddle thing which he's been doing his whole career

all that right so he comes off the bench he embraces his role off the bench gets him they first win and balls out shocks the world why is that surprising right that's surprising because y'all been trying to paint this picture of this man

like he's not a pro or like he's not compared to edge and bailing when it comes to triple doubles of all time in the NBA like remember who we're talking about right you know what I'm saying so stop just don't be so quick to write this man off or disrespect him and I'm glad

that he showed them that he's a true professional by coming off the bench and doing what he need to do and lead the team to that first win of the season so I think he's handling like a G he ain't really been saying too much in the media he's going to let his play do his talk but if you know anything

about basketball and if you watch the game and if you played the game you know everybody to go through droughts. The best go through drops. Right. The best go through ups and downs where they got to find their shot. You've seen some of the best coping them

going to the gym right after games. Right. Nick, I seen Ron our test get on treadmills. I'm talking about, and run 36 minutes after game just because he got tired. Right. And he felt like the reason why the person he was gone and got the better of him

because he wasn't in shape. Right. So, you know what I'm saying? People put that work in, man, but people are human. Right. For me, you know, I just think For me, I just think the media

Every so Year, two years They just pick A certain group of players And they just ride them motherfuckers to the ground Like you got to think two years ago was Carmelo Oh, he was done He's done, he's this, he's that easy

wrong mellow come right back he bawling doing his thing so you know I just think right now it was rust her you know what I mean every day you wake up they trying to come up with a take of how Russell Westbrook did something wrong right mm-hmm fuck the fact that he wanted the hardest playing motherfuckers when he on the court giving it is all he always bring the energy You always bring the attitude He's obviously a team player Because he's average triple doubles Excuse me

I said Elgin Bailey I meant Oscar Robertson Yeah Oscar Robinson yeah Yeah I mean So I just feel like you know The media You know every so often Every couple years they got their players

That they're going to try to ride Into the ground And you know they're going to first take them to death Every day Every day it's going to be his fault They're going to make up some shit Russell Westbrook shot 8 for 16 but The last minute of the game

He had this turnover was Russell Westbrook The reason why they lost So yeah That's why it's imperative that we have shows like this So we can control our own narrative You know what I'm saying Especially when you got guys that actually played the game And know the ups and downs

Well you got a guy that played the game I mean I'm saying You got other guys with other shows that played the game too No I'm thinking you talk about us That's why I said that you got a guy I played the game Yeah one guy I played the game in jail, for real.

That's when I had my real stats. That's what you had your run? Yeah, I had a vicious run. We run a couple of tournaments. So basically, so, let me get this clear. So basically what you're trying to say in a nutshell, if you were free, you'd be able to have been lead. Oh, without a doubt.

I'd have been playing this. I probably had been playing for, like, I probably went to, like, Seaton Hall school, like Seaton Hall, Penn State. He'll have been playing for the Post Office League. Get the fuck out of it. I came through there. Probably had been playing for, like,

You know the post office got their little league where they get together playing on Saturdays I'd have been playing for Seattle Super Sonics back in the day Top 10, top 15 where do you think about the drive? I probably went like 25

Yeah I'd got in I slid in there Without a doubt I'd have slid in You know My game was sort of like Terry DeHare Remember I'm back in the day Seahaw We had the game

Yeah, we had a similar game Some people say my game was also Like Calvert Cheney Over there Indiana Hoos With Bob Knight in them Lefty Uh, yeah, so, you know, I had a different, I had a different style of game. Yeah, this shit was like John Cheney's when he was 80.

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Stop playing game. Welcome to another episode of a million dollars worth a game, where we give you the news you can use. We give you that game, man. We get you up off the couch. He used to be a couch warrior. So we bring, you know, entrepreneurs on here to get y'all some game that y'all utilize.

lives with little to no money, take it to the next level and get up off your mom couch like we did for him. Don't just throw me under the bus. You was a fucking basement worry. We got my man, Chris. He got them stock. Listen, he's teaching you all them options, man. And stock options. He's on a whole other level.

But he do his thing a little bit different. And he's going to give you a free course. And what I need you to do it. I need you to text CYC to 833-474-41-474. 833-4-474-474. That's C-YC. He's going to give you a free course in the game. But you got a different approach about.

But before we get to that, tell us about your background where you came from and how you got into the game. Yeah, so growing up, I used to throw, I used to throw a party's events, right? So I used to bring artists down to Rock Hill, South Carolina, Charlotte, North Carolina. I brought people like Yo Gotti back before he blew up, right? I bought Pastor Troy, Yola the Great, Gucci, Maine, all those type of guys down to Charlotte, C.I. C.W.A. Weeking and all that good stuff, right? He was a party animal. Yeah, we was trying to get it in, right?

We was trying to get it in. but most of I took me on a whole different journey and then he brought me to he brought me to this word and that's why I met right now so you like this world better than promoting huh oh I love it better right because when I used to promote parties

I might give we may give Godi or Gucci man $30,000 $30,000 if somebody shoot the club up at $10.30 I lose everything you see what I'm saying? How often does somebody shoot the club up? Oh all my parties got shut down damn

that nigga just attracted violence right I mean they used to get shut down just because of all God said he ain't no good promoter We don't need to be fucking with him Security I don't know how they used to let people get in like that But it happened man But when we brought major artists down

We used to be loaded up with security though So sometimes they went through And sometimes they did But who introduced you to the stock game So I was in me and my wife was in Myrtle Beach We was in Myrtle Beach We was at the bar And this guy came to us

Hey you want to do this wine tasting So he went over to the wine tasting And a couple came and said They were on vacation for eight weeks First thing first I said I need to find now, I had he on vacation for eight weeks. That's two months. Damn. Man, that's a long time, right?

So I threw out my truck and company that I had at the time, told him I want to do some HVAC, and he didn't bite. But the couple that we came down there with, he said, man, I want to learn the stock market. From that moment, his face lit up. For three hours, he was buying us, drinks, telling us about stock options. He said, Chris, when you get home,

call me, I'm going to set your screen up for you. I called him. He set my screen up for me. From that day forward, I've been locked in. What's the screen? Basically the trading charts. He showed me how to set my charts up and all that good stuff. He threw me in the ocean, told him to go swim.

And you've been in the game ever since. No, I started drowning first, though, because I ain't know what I was doing. I like that. I like you telling the truth. Just being real. How much money you lost? I probably lost all together. I lost about $30,000, I'll say, starting off.

Honestly, and then I probably lost some more money all together put it like at $62,000, starting off. So in this free course, you're basically going to be, once again, text that number 833-4-474-474, 4174. Text C-Y-C, and he's going to give you the free game. So basically you're going to be educating people with all the pitfalls you had and what the routes not to take. The thing about it is I'm an honest person. So I'm telling you I came into this thing. I lost $60,000, right? I lost $30,000 at first, and I put some more in there.

I lost another $30,000. And then I'm down $60,000. But the thing about it was I realize if I can make this money, if I learn what I'm doing, I can make a whole bunch of money. You see what I'm saying? So I learned it. I mean, I spent hours, hours, hours learning this trade because at first I didn't want to pay nobody to teach me. How long was it before your wife told you, you keep fucking this money up? I'm going to kick you out on this trade.

I'm going to trade your goofy ass. Let's do like you out of it. I ain't tell everything. I ain't tell everything. I told her after the fact. After the fact I told him, you know, you know, the light still on everything. We're good, right? He waited until he was back up.

Babe, you know he was getting a vix. Right. I had to fucked up anything we had. Had to throw a party. Right. I had to go back to club, shoot him up. So give us some game on, you know, what's the methods of how you train and how you make that paper?

So the reason why I was losing money because I didn't understand the lingo. I didn't grow up from, I didn't come through a household that talked about the stock market ever in life. You see what I'm saying? At our table, when we was at the house, we talk about football, sports. That's really about it. But so I had to break the stock market down into my language. So I teach the stock market using R&B music and using relationships.

Who are you used? What type of R&B music? I use Tevin Campbell, new edition, Ed, Shurn, Jagged Edge, Chris Brown.

What about R. Kelly? You use R. Kelly? No, me and Carl Kelly, I don't use Arkelly. I don't, I don't use a lot of it. You know, I'm just saying, he used to live with R. You didn't know what I was in.

You ain't used to look out of it. You said you was living in, like, you know what I mean? You was living in the closet? You were living in the closet. I'm just saying, he had a closet that was like a bear from me.

You said he had a nice joint I was living in it. I'm just, I ain't want to put it all out there. But that you told me when I was in jail, you was living with R, Kelly. But whatever, you, I'm just saying that was just like it's got. That's dope, man. Yeah, but whatever, I mean, he won't say that's dope. Oh, you mean that's dope.

Just saying, you know, I don't know. You was living with R. It's cool, man. I'm not judging you. I don't know what happened or what y'all was into. And I'm just saying you was living with art. But you could, you know, why did you choose them artists? And explain to us why you used the artists and how do that connect?

So the thing about it is I use it. I start off telling everybody about the psychology of trading, right? So a quick overview of the psychology trading is this. When you first see the stock market, it's like Kevin Campbell, can we talk? He said he wanted to talk to this lady. He saw us. She was pretty. He wanted to introduce himself to him.

It's the same thing with the stop market. You have to introduce yourself to the stop market. That's what I'm saying. You should have used R. Kelly because when R. Kelly first seen him in the show, he said, can we talk? It was backstage and some other shit happened. But go ahead. So that's stage one, right?

So stage one, can we talk Kevin Tamwell? Stage two is Ed Schering, right? Ed Sherrod has a song, I think I believe the song called It's Perfect. Like she's the perfect lady. So when you see the stop market, this thing is a perfect thing that I want it. It's a shiny object and all that good stuff, right?

So y'all get into a relationship and you start dating. You start learning about the stop market. And then you go to stage three, which is the most important stage where the psychology are trading. Stage three is when you're in a relationship with somebody. And you have the good days, the bad days, the good days, the bad days. I can't stand you. You got to go sleep on the couch.

No, you're going to sleep on the couch, cussing you out, all that stuff, right? but you got to ask yourself new edition stage three can you stand the rain you see what I'm saying can you stand the rain and when you're trading and you're winning one day losing one day winning one day losing one day and you lose lose lose but then you win win win and your money's inconsistent right but then if you if you stand through the rain you get to stage four stage four it's baby face every time I close my eyes I think of you that I got you because every time you wake up in the morning you see that stop mark you'd be like thank you father y'all because this is

This is amazing. You see what I'm saying? So that's the psychology trade. That's kind of high breaking down. You're still at the point where you be having rainy, rainy days, though, where you got this shit down. I'm sure with baby face. Me and baby face.

I'm going to repeat. Me and Babyface, ride. And I got my lady on the pastor's side. We ride. So you're going to give them some game to where the, so where as though, the people that come on and they get your course, they ain't going to have as many rainy days as you.

Exactly. And that's the whole purpose of it. That's why I be honest with people and tell them, you know, this is what I lost up front because I was being a horror head and they want to learn from anybody. Right. Then it's crazy what you can make happen when your life on the line, right? Oh, definitely.

You fuck that money up. You're about to have to go tell her. You got to bounce back, right? So if they come and get with you, they get the free course. Once again, if you want this free course, you need to text CYC to 833-474, 4174, 833-474, 833-474, 4174, CYC. You're going to get a free course. He's going to give you the game. Now, in this course, how much money do they need to start off?

So I tell people when you start off trading, first come in with no money because you can pay for trade. with fake money, right? But if you want to start trading real money, I say start at least $500. And with $500, we're going to practice risk management. That's the most important thing.

Risk management, learning how to not lose money so you can make money. That's what I'm talking about. So where are you at now? And how much do you be doing? I don't want to ask you all you put. No, you good.

On a monthly basis, I'm anywhere from 10 to 20,000, right? 10 to 20,000. The reason why I do that because I know myself. So I don't want to go out there and trade with a $100,000 account. I want to make sure I manage myself because I practice risk management.

Because if I got $100,000 account out that I'm trading with, I might mess around and put the whole thing, you know, put the whole thing on, it's going down, no, it's going up. So I manage myself, and I do $10 to $20,000 basically a month for trading stock options. And how long it'll be realistic? They come in this course, how long it's going to take them

to really be it in the game, like, how long were you thinking to take them to start heating up and shit? So I'm going to take them through a whole journey. I'd just be completely honest with you're not going to jump. If you think you're going to jump into this and become this amazing trade overnight, you're kidding yourself. This stuff takes time. You've got to put your emotions in this.

this thing because it's an emotional roller coaster. But the thing about to tell everybody, it might take you about three to six months to really get the field. I've seen some people take a whole year, right? But this is a skill set that you can learn for the do the rest of your life. But I've seen people come in and do it in two months. All right, now listen, I think

I got to recommend you. I think you should add some more songs. Because if you're going in and you're trying to produce with the stock market, him and R. Kelly's favorite songs. R. Kelly used to have a song, right? And every time Gilly be in the car here, singing to Gilly, it was called Half on a Baby. So how do you, no, I'm just saying, how do you incorporate that right no bullshit how do you incorporate that it's cool all right

they had they had something whatever they had going on but how do you how do you incorporate it with you and stock market go half on the baby you know what I mean throw that in there you know I'm giving you in the I'm giving you know I'm giving you know I'm getting you know me that was that shit too you're gonna tell you're the only one in next um no nah nah nah nah nah that was that's a good So how do you do that? Think about that. Incorporate that in here.

Because you want to get the stock market pregnant. You know what I'm saying? That's true. That's true. You know what I mean? With like triplets and shit and just keep popping. You got to keep shooting the club up, right? Keeps shooting the club.

Boom, boom. No, don't say that he used to his clubs. You're shut up. No, but I'm just talking about the stock market is different. You go up in there and spray it up in age, eight nine months. Some shit popping. Wham, wham, wham, you just have a little army. But real tall, that's how you want it.

That's really how you want. you want to be able to go into that stock market and just put your seed everywhere in that stop market. He was raising. You want to be able to fuck this. You see you call this up? You want to be able to put your stuff in this stuff. Just plant a seed, all this to be politically correct.

At the end of the day, that's how the game is, though. But like, all right, so they come in here. They don't know shit about the stock. Right. What's the first step that you teach him in your course? What's the first thing that you teach him? I teach them support and resistance, right? I teach them support and resistance,

and I use Serena Williams and Venus Williams to demonstrate support and resistance. And how you do that? So basically, for example, I want you to think about Serino on this side of the court and Venus on this side to court. Every time the ball goes towards Venus, that's the stock market going up. Every time it comes towards Serena, that's the stop market going down. And it's going back and forth, back and forth.

And then eventually, somebody's going to score. Either Venus or Serena is going to score. And that's kind of how I break down support and resistance. That's the witness number one, because I got nine witnesses. You know what the Bible says everything should be confirmed about for two or three witnesses, right? So I got in my stock option course I got nine witnesses that I take everybody through And those nine witnesses will take you to the promise lead

That's what I'm talking about man So you'll make a good motherfucking pastor too Yeah Pastor R&B Because the Lord said He put it down But listen once again I need you all to get that free course You all need to text CYC to 8334-74

4174 833 4774 4174 now CJA Right You know This program that you created right How many levels is inside of this free course? Free course. And how long do it take?

How long do the course take? Yeah, so the course that you will receive, the free course, you get a three-hour course of me going through two of my witnesses, and I'm showing you what you can do if you actually focus in on it. And then I'm giving you three other bonus videos, the R&B psychology trade, and I'm breaking. I got another video, and I believe with 20-something interviews that I've done, just so you can kind of get a feel of the stock market.

Because my thing is this. If I can get you to believe that it's possible, that's the only thing you need because I'm telling you once I saw this I said holy crap ain't nowhere in the world I used to go to sleep

wake up in the middle of night talking about calls and puts my wife used to record me with it about calls and puts so once you actually understand that you lock cause and push yeah because at the end of the day when you make it money from home

that is your job now so you might pop up at 2 o'clock in the morning go to the bathroom and see what that motherfucker exactly you're up all night on your phone so I mean

when I see I trace I trade spy SBX most of the time, right? So I found one, I got one stop, right? And I trade it all the time. Same way I got my wife. I got one wife. That's my wife. The same thing I do with SBX.

I learn XPX. I learn when it's like it's having this good days, it's bad days. It's great days. And that's how I'm making money off of it. I don't go chasing waterfalls. I use that in the class too. I don't TLC go chasing waterfalls. I don't go chasing all that.

I stick to the rivers and the lakes like I used to. Oh, he used to listen to his old R&B back in the date, man. This nigga R&B king, man. He had an R&B group, you can tell. He had an R&B group. Nah, he had an RV group. He was a lead singer. Larry Love, ladies and gentlemen.

That's how he got his woman singing, too. Oh, yeah, I mean, I wish I really could sing. He'd be out there. He'd be out of this train stocks on the beach with a piano. New York, New York. Yeah, you see, he could sing he was R. Kelly vocal coach. The fuck out of him. I'm just saying, you know, you used to take care of his breath.

It's crazy from a nigga. that ran karaoke nights in the prison. You know what I'm saying? Don't even pay him no attention. But the main thing is, before we get out of here, I need you to give them some information. I like to just talk to the people, motivate them in, you know, because people looking at you're like, man,

you know, how I'm going to do this and how you've done it with yourself? And which shift you made in life? Because, you know, we'd be at different departments of life. And I think everybody needs to push. And there's a lot of great entrepreneurs out here that's doing anything, but everybody had a different direction. But your direction that you might get shared with the people might connect with somebody.

So what do we like to share with them? I mean, I've seen the whole, the thing about is this. And I'll just be completely honest, I've seen a lot of stages, right? I went from throwing parties, you know, having a couple dollars throwing parties, win some, lose some. Working in corporate America, right? Working at this company for nine years, started $11 an hour. Nine years later, I met $17 an hour.

Made $6 raise in nine years. I quit. I quit that place, went working at Lowe's making $10.35 an hour. Next thing, you know, I used to call this my wilderness stage. I'm coming out of Egypt, going into my wilderness stage, right? Next thing, you know, I got a job. making pretty good money, you know, and all these good things. I actually quit my job.

Me and my wife was six months away from getting married. She was my fiancé at the time. I came in the house, like my man off of boys in the hood, came in the house, started swinging with near alone. Damn. Right, yeah. You were just swinging. I love that movie, right?

So I started coming to house swinging like near long, tears in my eyes and I can't do it no more. I'm a grown man feeling like I can't take care of my family. You see what I'm saying? But what I tell people is, don't listen. Don't give up right now is the perfect opportunity for you could make money off of your knowledge. Trading stock options, I don't need anybody. I don't need anyone to come to me and sell a buy product for me.

I don't have to go find somebody to give me a product or market to anybody. I wake up in the morning and open my laptop and I study my charts and I go in there and make money. I close my laptop. I say CYC. CYC stands for close your computer. You make your money. You close your computer and go about your day. That's what I tell people.

You just got to have the knowledge. Okay. That's the main thing. So get the knowledge. Once again, man, that's my man. Cajack. Go check him out on Instagram at Cajack 130. Also, the name of his company is, I want knowledge.

But you get the free course right. Now, you need to text CYC to 833, 4774, 4174, 8334-474, 4174. That's closed your computer, CYC. Another episode of a million dollars for every game. My man C-Jack, and it's just like that. Right. Shout out of that temple squad. That nigga was like John Cheney when he was 85.

The fuck out of it. Temple had a hell of a squad. Aaron McKee, uh, uh, what's my man that went, uh... Man, this nigga, though a couple players, he tried to all this. My man that wound up going to the Lakers. The fuck out of it. Let me ask you this question. Now, the Dr.

Green Jordan Pool situation, right? that's a normal type of situation in the NBA locker room it happens bro all the time I know it happens all the time because I got a story about gambling on the plane you know what I mean I didn't watch the sports league but let me say it is though

it happens all the time I seen Jremont the day before the video came out and we I told him I said you got to go to the young fella in 50s fix that because that's what don't happen right the big homies don't pick on the little homies like that right you know what I'm saying and for me being in these situations and being around the league and being around basketball and teams and locker rooms my whole life when Jordan pushed him and this is my assessment from from being around when he pushed him

he didn't expect draymond to haul off on him like he pushed him letting you know like come on you big bro but you know what I'm saying get out of my face right he wasn't expecting draymond to haul off on him. You know what I'm saying? And where I think Draymond was wrong at whatever whatever occurred in practice Jamon is the leader of the team so he has the right to say nine out of ten times

but hitting a little homie you you gain nothing from that. No. You know what I'm saying? You gain nothing from that because all that's going to happen is you're going to have to go back and tell look I was wrong and that's what ended up happening. You know what I'm saying? That's what I was telling the night after because we was talking about some other stuff

you know what I'm saying he had a question with me about something I said on the interview and we cleared it up you know what I'm saying but he I basically told him I said you gotta go fix that

with little bro you know what I'm saying and he understood that he told him said because he understands he's the leader of that team but that never happens you don't pick on the little homies

you know you gain nothing from that and that don't do nothing about you know hurt the team but the good thing about it that team over there and that organization is so solid that if that happened

on any other organization it probably would break the team up right you know what I'm saying but Steph, Clay, Steve Curr, they got such a championship aura around the organization. They probably can handle anything. They can get past it.

Yeah. But you ever got into a situation in the locker room? I mean, in the practice? Man, my best friend, one of my best friends, man, BD. We used to go ahead and practice all the time. Man Davis. That's my best friend in the world. One of my best friends, though.

We talk almost every day. We got to. Wait, hold on. You and BD. What's through it? We didn't throw no punches. But, you know what I'm saying? In practice, let me tell you one thing about my boy.

he's probably top three players I play with in my career you know what I'm saying not even close Tim Duncan I'm gonna go forward Tim Duncan

Who the top five players you play with your career Tim Duncan right Baron Davis Stefan Marbury I would have to go Gerald Wallace

and and uh man Did I say Jemaine O'Neill already? You went on the team. I said Jimenez-O-N-N-N-L. Okay, hold on, hold on, hold.

Do you say BD? Hold on. Yeah. Hold on. Tim Duncan, Baron Davis, Bairn Davis, Jermaine O'Neill.

Starberry. Starberry. Ron our test. You definitely wrong. But BD, sometimes Don Nelson will put me and B-D on opposite squads on purpose.

We'll start together in games but just to make the practice. And everybody knows BD, some days he'll show up to practice with a sweatsuit on with his knee brace over top with a sweatsuit so that lets us know this is my best friend I'm with him every day after practice we're always together he don't want to be here so the more he don't want to be here the longer we're going to stay in here because Don Nelson trying to get you

know what I'm saying trying to get something out of practice for the next game BD going half ass passing the ball slow I'm talking about do not want to be he and you know how BD can be though so we'll get into it because of that man you know I'm saying, and I'll start, we'll start busting their ass, we'll get to talk of shit, now he'll get serious, and start busting our ass, then it'll get the point we're talking shit, well, it'll look like we'd get ready to go to blows,

but we've been doing this our whole life and talking shit like this, you know what I'm saying, it'll never get to blows, I love you, but we're just pushing each other. Right. So that happens all the time, and I think if I got into it with anybody like that, it was BD, should I got into with MJ? Mike. Yes, Mike, Mike's son the shit out of me.

What George, wait, who are the fuck up, wait, you wait, so, Nick, is really talk shit to Mike? Man, let me say what happened. So I was playing in Charlotte, right? This is before, you know, the first year I got that, we got to the playoffs for the first time. And so MJ loved me for that alone.

But when I first got there, it was kind of rocky. You know what I'm saying? I just got traded to him. So we got to ask me by somebody. And he came in the locker room after the game that's going off on us. Like, we need to get our shit together, right? And I made some little comment or something like that.

He ain't saying that. So he came to practice the next day. back on that shit yeah y'all think y'all did something I'm six oh he's talking about all his accolades take my shoes off because you know he had gave me

you know what I'm saying he wasn't just talking to me he was talking because everybody had his shoe up but he gave me a deal and all that yeah this shit kind of directed

to me and J.L. Wattel because we're the leaders of the team you know what I'm saying so he's going off going off going off

Mike told you take his fucking shoes right damn near you know what I'm saying look at all the shit out of the done y'all was just going off on his right to the point where he gets on the second team

in practice. And we lose. You lie. You ain't losing 50 years. Mike's too low. Listen. This was, nigga, this was in 2010.

Mike suited up. No, he, whatever he had on, he came out there, got on, pushed, I guess, the guard, whoever Gerald Wallace was going

out, the three guard, kicked him out, and got in that spot, played with the second team. My second team wasn't scrubs now. But he just made gay, them niggas, roof and he scored a couple points you know what I'm saying I think too oh he scored a couple

points and to the point where he talked so much shit afterwards he grabbed the bond with dunk one on the way out yeah the true story ask anybody that was in my Charlotte team dog and he came in there bust the ass on me as you did you feel like shit I one thing one thing did you like did you like this old motherfucker just came in and did us dirty like this and dunk on the way out nah I'm a real one I just what I told myself and you can ask my partner's when I got home That's why he did go. That's why I'm wearing the shoes. Mike had to come in.

See, the prior nigga from Port Arthur, Mike came in there, talk crazy. He went my mom and this motherfucker out of the old shit. You washed up now, niggas. I don't know what you said. You washed up now. I don't hear that shit. I thought we had him.

Mike showed up the next day. Take my fucking shoes off, nigga. You niggas don't deserve to play in my shit. You niggas deserve. Man, Mike. Playing something else. Fuck off my Get out

I'm in And then what? Hey But let me tell you What's crazy though Let me say what's crazy though We went on a run I had one of the best years

In my career after that We made the playoffs All that We finished the league Number one defense in the league You know what I'm saying From that moment on We took off

So he knew what he was doing You know what I'm saying So there's more reason From basketball From him being the goat You know what I'm saying He knew how to get to us He told you all niggies

Y'all can guard me Nick I'm 51 And we turned up after that. They're like, damn, our defense ain't shit. That's crazy, man. That's a hell of a joint, man. I never heard Mike Cave in the locker room cooked you, niggas. Who was y'all starting five?

Me, Raymond Felton, Gerald Wallace, Boris D.O. and Tyson Channel. I think that was a start of fire. Shout out to all the niggas that got cooked by a 50. when you old mic. Yeah, we got cooked. Fucked y'all up. Him and the DJ Augustine was going to work on us. Oh, yeah, DJ got game.

Yeah. And the DJ Augustine was lighting our ass up. Yeah. So that's another one of our team, Jordan brothers. See, Charlotte, that was my team back in the day. Larry Johnson was down in Mugsy Bowling them. Fuck up, man. This one, Larry was grand my mom.

He had the Converse deal. Larry got that money first. I think he got like $100 million before A-Bond. This thing is, man. How many teams she got? No, I deal with different teams. based on like sometimes i used to go i ain't going to front back in the day i used to deal with teams based off we had the best jersey then it was based on then it went to if you win the chip

you was my team he'd leave it all the bullshit yeah i heard you say that before yeah i'm playing no games i don't i don't like them we're not going sugarcoat the shit um sacramento kings they win that's my team i'm not i'm not i'm not i deal with winners i ain't fucking we know sacram we know sacramento did they ever win a chip no that ain't win a nut what teams never won a chip oh it's a couple what's a couple which ones Land of Hawks Did the Hawks win? Hawks won back in the day, I thought.

No, Hawks never won no motherfucker. Hawks never won? The Clippers. The Clippers never won one? Clippers for sure. Well, the Knicks ain't won one in so long, so the Knicks. The Super Sonics never won one? It ain't those Super Sonics.

That's the team, bro. I'm a historian, that's a team. You know, I've got them teams that came in late, like OKC. Jersey number one? No, the Nets number one. No, the Nets did win one back in the day with Doc, I think. Don't make me lie. Yeah, I think they did

In the ABA? Yeah Yeah Before Doc came to the 6th He won one at the Nets, I think Milwaukee won back in the day We won with San Antonio one Chicago won

The Karene Yeah, the 6th is won Yeah But it's a few teams that ain't won Oh, the 6thes won? It's a few fucking loser cities out there Did the 6thes won one? Yeah, we won one

Fuck you mean That wasn't my team then Huh? Was it around. Utah never won nothing The Jazz Yeah, I don't want them to ever win nothing.

They did that so bad. Why would Utah do? Man, so I don't know if y'all remember, though. Was Carl still playing? No, when we beat Dallas in the first round, when we beat Dallas in the first round, it was the number one seed. We beat them in the first round.

We play Utah the second round. Utah, we're... Man, game on TNT, bro. This is how I know the league did not fuck with me. This man got a whole... You know, I've been in that... The brawl shit and I've been in the shootout shit. You know what I'm saying? Before that.

This dude is under the goal with a life-size cut out of me with my face in the jail suit just shaking it under the go I'm like if that was any star in the league and they did that y'all would immediately take that out of camera view

and my whole family saw that dog damn and the shit that they were saying to you so I'm like I never I never root for them or wish anything good on their team because they allowed that shit to go on what they'd be saying to you bracing shit

man ask anybody You heard a number of players over the last couple of years speak on shit about the fans of Utah. Even Russ had a problem. You know what I'm saying? So, like, this ain't no secret, bro. This is definitely no secret. And that is a prime example. I guarantee you, if Utah would have went to any other arena and somebody would do that to one of their players,

they would have had that shit taken down. It's in the playoffs, bro. This is in the playoffs. And I end up getting it. getting back in touch with the dudes through social media a couple years ago

he still got the motherfucker I signed it for him after the game so you embraced it fucking huh you know you was walking off

the court nigger now he didn't say nigga he had the the nigger had the thing but I'm saying

you said they crowd races and shit who well okay so what's the worst crowds Utah's the worst

for me everywhere else I get love I got love everywhere else I got love except for Utah Utah, I don't place

I didn't get no love I didn't get no love I'm talking about not at all And I want ounce of love Everywhere else was super love I'm talking about anywhere else I played And any city I played against It was love

Yeah And very few can say that Damn I'm still fucked up Jordan cooked shit though Yeah Jordan came in there Barbecue

There's gonna be anybody It's gonna be the goat How are you gonna have Them young ass legs Don't let an old nigga But I can't say that Because I'm old I'll be cooking this shit

Out of my camera man I can't say I can't say he had 20 points and I can't say he scored on me but he was a factor enough to keep talking his shit he won he won that yeah that's blank that's all that matters he won yeah we ain't talk about nothing else it's the winner locker room and it's the losers yeah we was in the locker room never want to hear what the fuck's going on in the losing locker room we could have did this better we should have did that I told you the double team we don't hear that shit

we won man fuck as y'all do you do that we won man fuck as y'all do man closing my fucking doors close it up baby but listen we got stack in the motherfucking building man stack five we appreciate you

for pulling up on a stack yeah shout out to all the smoke man really doing their fucking thing one thing about me and wallow man we shout out all the motherfucking podcast that's coming up that's doing their thing that's already there that's the top elite

we don't get up these motherfuckers elite when we see you elite we see you coming up we got whatever stage you We recognize you, man We salute you, man But we've seen your journey Y'all rise to the top Was crazy

We did the same thing Around the same time We did Talk about it when we had you out of the show On that shit Was on that shit Was your shit was fast So keep going up man

Shout out to Matt too You know what I mean I cooked Matt one time On the court Oh man That's not fucking lying Listen you don't have to score But if you do a move

You did not kick cook man If you do a move If you do a move Argue one of the best Let me ask you a question though You don't think I can get a basket on Matt I don't know Gil That's a cook

I can get a basket on man I'm not saying you can't I'm just about one basket NBA players defense is different No no regular niggas I'm not no regular nigga though I'm a nigga that was supposed to go to the league No you wasn't you're not going

My shit derail Look look look if he's playing Half-ass defense you might But if he's serious I don't think so bro I've seen Matt shut some of the best boys down. That's young Matt. Matt got them old-ass

studies now. See, I'm saying, Matt, I ain't saying me. I'm cut. No, listen. Matt needs to play 42,000 games between elementary school, college. Let me just see this. Their motherfucking knees ain't, they don't,

they don't move the same. I tweak the shit out them joining. Because let me stream this out. I lean one way. And lean, when you know how it is, you lean one way, bring that motherfucker back. Wham hole with that knee. You hear him, bro.

Hey, Stack, let me straighten this out. Let me straighten this out, Stack. What? Stop lying. You wasn't going to the league. Yes, I was, thinking. You know I'm the hood-s savior, you know I'm the hood fucking savior. I was supposed to go to the league.

This nigga went to. First of all, let me just say it. You could Google me, bro. Or you got to do as Google me. Cuzz, Cuzz, Cuzz. You pulled my stats up. You went to, you went to, listen, Cuzz. You could just listen.

You went to. He asked Roshie Wallace. Call Ross Wiles. No, no, no, call him. You already know, he said, no, Gilly he said. nigga. Just listen. We played a high school together.

Hold a step. We played it. No, we played against each other. I went to the, first of all, let's just say this. Let's keep it real. I went to the Philadelphia mecca of high schools. I went to the high school that sent everybody to the NBA. Not you.

I went there and started as a young knicker. Where nobody starts as a young knicker. What are you talking about? Let's be for real Then Gratz started sending niggas To the league But before Grats It was Franklin

We was the Mecca We sent everybody To the NBA nigga When I came out The college coaches Was sitting there With the motherfucking hats on I'm the nigga

Went to high school every day It was a stack of motherfucking letters Man I don't hear that shit You're talking man You hear me You was upstate Getting your ass pinched man

Niggas kissing you on the neck Blowing in your head And all that shit I was out here putting in real fucking numbers I'm gonna see this though I'm gonna see this fuck as he talking about you was upstate

and them in them in them situations wrestling in the showers and all that shit you miss a lot out here cause that's all I'm gonna tell you and then you miss my whole high school career because you was locked up

as a fucking juvenile too I'm gonna say this though you couldn't come to the game the whole family was at the fucking games you was in jail can I say this all right now you should say anything number one

them situations that you speak about in jail I already explained them they didn't go the way that people said they did. Number two. Number two. This nigga went to a walk-on college. How the fuck he had a game?

Walk-off? He went to a walk-on couch. A Division 5, a Division Z, walk-on couch. How the fuck you're going to the NBA? This nigga tripping. Like, like Stack, he always threw out of that shit in. Hey, listen, man, he's a fucking hater, man. like you went to the

He went to a walk on couch I got recruited by I got recruited by I got recruited by I got recruited by shit Let's just keep it real I still got the letters nigga

Fuck as you talk about My mom I'm gonna keep everything Nick Man let me just tell you this Man let me just say It is just like that You're sitting on the couch anyhow

Let me just say so Did he go to the bride No It was worse than that It was a join It was a join that you could do You're sitting on the couch anyhow Yeah it was a

My hook on the basketball team He went in there. Listen. Hey, listen. The school had one dorm. One dorm. It was 35 people that went to the school. Fuck out of him, man.

Y'all was sick, man. Niggins went to a walk on college. Because he always sliding in y'all was supposed to go to the league. Fuck was you supposed to go to the league. What league was you supposed to go to? That nigga said, DeBri Institute. I'm done, man. And it's just like that.

Right. Thank you.