Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: A-Rod's "tan". Unc's Savannah State memories

Episode Date: February 26, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson discuss Alex Rodriguez's viral "tan", how they would handle their significant other going on stage at a concert, and their best memories from NFL and college locker rooms. 0:00 Alex Rodriguez talks about how he got his tan; tells everyone to calm down9:45 Omah Lay dances with female fan at concert, boyfriend not thrilled12:20 Unc never gets mad at a dude for hitting on his woman19:40 Ocho references Bobby Womack song22:30 Unc tells story about getting in a fight about a woman24:45 Ocho wouldn’t want Rell on stage with Usher32:00 DJ Khaled gets carried to keep Jordans clean - Ocho & Unc don’t care enough about shoes33:40 KFC introduces the “Chizza” - Neither Unc or Ocho interested in trying it36:00 Spell-O-Cinco42:50 Q and Ayeeee57:00 Much more Nightcap! #Club #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Good Company on the drastic tan a rod appearance on the t-woods bugs game on friday created lots of buzz online well a rod address let's take a listen to what he had to say about it all right everybody i know. I know that I'm dark, but I am Dominican. And I went on vacation. And I fell asleep. In the sun. So everybody calm down. Tranquilito.

Suavecito. Mi gente. Ya. Ya. I don't think that ain't no sun. That's a tanning bed. That's a tanning bed tanning. That's spray tanning? Yeah, that's a tanning bed tanning. I know't think that, that ain't no sun. That's that, that's a tanning bed. That's a tanning bed tan. That's spray tan?

Yeah, that's a tanning bed tan. I know, I know a tanning bed. I used, listen, I used to be in a tanning bed, so I know what a tanning bed tan look like.

That was a tanning bed. You was born with that. Huh? You was born with that. Oh no, you know, I get a little darker than this now. No.

I get a little darker than this. I, matter of fact, the funny, my complexion, when I used to get in a tanning bed, before, before I used to go to the beach, before I go to the beach, I get a little darker than this. Matter of fact, the funny, my complexion, when I used to get into the tanning bed before I used to go to the beach,

before I go to the beach, I get into the tanning bed, right? Then I go out there with my speedo on, so I want to make sure everything is even before I go out there so I don't have no,

no pale spots. Ocho. Yeah. You dark. Yeah, I know, I know. I'm not, I'm not. I mean, you leave your pants on charcoal. That's how dark you are. You know how dark charcoal is? No, I know. I know. I'm not. I'm trying to. You leave fingerprints on charcoal.

That's how dark you are. You know how dark charcoal is? No, I'm not dark enough. They pick up fingerprints on you. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. But I used to want to be like, I used to want to be blue black. Like, I'm talking about blue black. You're close.

That's what I wanted to be. What can you, you're blurful. Nah. Black and purple. That'd be something. I mean, I've seen crows lighter than you. I had a crow on my fist the other day lighter than you.

Nah. I'm not where I want to be. Like, my complexion, like, think about how this sounds. This is a complexion I was looking for when I used to go in a tanning bed. Exotic, pumpernickel, exotic, satin blue. You hear that?

Nah. That's the complexion I was trying to get. I see satin blue. You hear that? No. That's the complexion I was trying to get. I see satin black. Pumpernickel satin blue. No, blue black. Like, I'm darkening. I want to be darkening black.

I think you might be darkening me, Ocho. You just got better lighting right now. Is that? Nah. Yeah, Ocho. It is a light right now, though.

It's a light that make me... I want to be blue black. Like, God damn. He been in the sun. I don't know. Right now, it's a toss a lighting that make me... I want to be blue-black like God damn. He been in the sun. I don't know. Right now, it's a toss-up between you and the 8-ball. What y'all think? What y'all think, Chad?

The 8-ball or Ocho? No. It's the 8-ball right now because I ain't been in the sun in a minute. I don't know, Ocho. I want to be blue-black. I'm going to get there, though. I'm going to get there. I'm going to get there. All I know. You can do anything you want to at night-black. I'm going to get there, though. I'm going to get there. I'm going to get there.

All I know, you can do anything you want to at night. Just close your eyes. They'll run right past you. They will. And if I smile, you know they're going to see me. Yeah, yeah.

Don't do that. Don't do this. That backdrop, that's... Woo! Don't do that. Telly, listen. When I was in high school, you know, I went to beach high on the beach.

So I used to go to the tanning bed. And my complexion back then, it was an exotic complexion. Pumpernickel, satin blue. Think about that. No, it wasn't nothing exotic. Hey, boy, you like... I was exotic.

No, you black. Ain't nothing exotic about that. You black. I'm saying you not understanding. Oh, you butter pecan. Or you caramel. No, you black. No, I know I was black.

You charcoals. You chimneys. You crooks. You not understand that, Unc. I was black, right? But once I got in the tanning bed, it brought out an exotic side to my complexion. Like, I look pumpernickel, satin blue.

Exactly what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I was already black. Once I got in the tanning bed. You've been bleaching yourself, then. No, I'm not bleaching. I'm trying to get darker no i can tell you've been using that noxzema the esoterica the ultra bleaching creams i don't use that shit how much it costs it's cheap no it ain't no it ain't because i don't even know what you're talking about that's how i know it's not just because you don't No, it ain't. No, it ain't, because I don't even know what you're talking about. That's why I know it's not cheap.

Just because you don't know about it don't mean it's not cheap. Anything cheap I know about. As soon as you said bleaching cream, that shit sound expensive. It ain't expensive. Hey, that's like, that's what Sammy Sosa used to use, huh?

Yeah, used to. Sammy Sosa went over to Dominican and came back, huh? Once you bleach, does your skin tone go back to its normal complexion if you don't keep doing it? I don't know. I think you probably take the pigment out of your skin. Damn. Why do people do that?

You're not happy with yourself. You're trying to hide from yourself. But that's inside. You can change the appearance, but it's still in here. Oh, that's crazy, man. I never understood why people do that. Like, I understand, you know, I don't know. Like, I just

just being, what's the saying? Black of the juice, the sweet of the berry? No, the black of the berry, the sweet of the juice. That's what I always feel that's why I always want to be really dark like dark

like sometimes the berry sometimes the berry be rotten throw it away juice ain't no good you tell my man I don't know

what was going on with Sammy Sammy you know I mean look Michael did his skin like that Rest his soul Oh that's right He had something going on in here

That the outer couldn't fix Do you think there was something Did you think he had a skin problem He said he had vitiligo And there had to be something behind it Because it was really not I mean he looked normal He was young. Mm-hmm. I'm not able to some yeah, I forgot

I forgot Mike completely change look completely different man towards the end of his career. Yeah the no Oh, he did get a no job, too Yeah, damn To each his own man to each his own hey do whatever we make you happy i ain't changing nothing yeah i mean if there was something you could change as far as the cosmetic procedure is there anything you would do hell no the game for the cave man it did but if i have surgery i'm having it for a reason the doctor told me that mr sharp we need to do this right but just for aesthetic purposes

hell no appearance okay okay okay since we on the topic of that how do you feel about women that are enhancing their features do you have anything

anything wrong with that I ain't paying for it okay but if you want now I shouldn't say that now if I'm in a relationship let's just say for the sake of art,

I'm in a relationship. Right. And she's like, well, Shanna, you know, I got all this loose skin. You want a tummy tuck?

Okay. Go ahead and get that done while you're all in there. You know, you know, I, now I guess the thing is rejuvenation of the hoo-ha.

They tighten that all. I mean, they do. They got all, yeah, man. They got that. They bleaching it.

Yeah. Well, rejuvenation of the hoo-ha? Yeah. Man, technology is amazing, man. Yeah. So for me, Ocho, like I said, I'm in a relationship. I'm married. Got a girl.

She have a baby. Oh, yeah. You got to give mommy makeover. You got to give mommy makeover. And she's like, hey, we agreed to it. Becauseover uh and she's like hey we agreed to it because that probably you're like uh we got a before i even before i even agreed to this right i won't i'm gonna get a tummy tug or i'm you know my boobs gonna start to sag because i'm a breast so we need to go ahead and have this okay fine fine but i don't i mean i i like a nice natural body right now i'm talking about

workout with them workout bodies that's that's that's me right but i mean but there's an but to what extent now uh when you say a workout body to what extent because they have no no no no not not no not no miss olymp Miss Olympia. Like that wellness. Now, that wellness, that wellness physique. Right, right, right, right. That's nice. That's nice. Listen, whatever you need to do to feel better about yourself,

I have no problem with it. So I'm just curious. Yeah. I mean, sometimes they be going too far, though, Ocho. I mean, we're not enough. Yeah. It depends on what you want to do. It depends on the type of eyes, the type of individuals you're trying to attract.

You have to understand why these procedures are being done. Now, you ain't just doing it for yourself now because you know, you do something to your body is to enhance the viewers. Well, I do that pole man surgery. I go to the gym. That's all I got for a boat show. The pole man surgery take discipline. Not many have discipline.

Exactly. Because if you had it, you wouldn't be in the situation that you're in now. Bingo. Yeah, but look, I said, it's your zone. I don't knock women if you want to get a boob job, if you want to, you know, whatever the case may be. If you feel that good about yourself,

if that's going to make you feel better about yourself, knock yourself out, baby. You know, I done got these hips on, you know. You know, I done got these hips on, know you know I done got these hips on you know you know you ready huh

hold on have you seen the video of the woman dancing on stage at a recent show in London here's what happened Oba called a woman up front row on the stage for a steamy dance,

leaving her boyfriend to look on from the crowd. And he came to be visibly upset, shaking his head in disappointment before eventually leaving the venue. Shit.

Hold on, that's a woman? That's a woman? That's his girl. Man, you can't, you can't. Come on now, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. What are we doing, man?

Hold on, hold on. Others think the woman or Omar is to blame. Our guy Kai Sennett offers support to the young man by gifting him $20,000 and arranging for him to meet a new girlfriend during a live stream. Yeah. Man. Hold on. Read that back. Let me see that again.

Let me see that again. Let me see that again. Put that back up there. Really? Oh, hey! What's she doing? She got to come home with us. She got to come home with us. Listen, she's what we call a goer. She's what we call a goer.

She's a goer. Bro, don't you let that woman go because she's the type that'll go get others for you. Nah, hell nah. Nah, nah, nah. Yeah, I feel what you're saying. I'm with you. I'm with you when you're right.

But she's the type, depending on who's trying to holler, she's a goer. She'll go. Oh, yeah, for sure. For sure. She's a goer. She's a goer.

Listen, if it's anybody of status, if it's any kind of status, that situation alone, that small situation where many women be like, oh, it means nothing. It's like, oh, we'll never see it. She's a goer. She's a goer depending on who's trying to holler. She gonna go. I mean, you gotta understand

now, Big Bang take Little Bang. Every time. Hey, Drake roll up. Somebody left. She gone. Hey, come on now. You know what? it comes down to understanding who you're dealing with look I ain't never been mad I'm going to be honest and people might think I'm lying I ain't never been mad if somebody beat my time I'm going to lay down a Usain Bolt time

and what I do in and out behind closed doors. If somebody can beat that time, you win the race. Yeah. I can't get mad. Never. Because I don't beat somebody's time. So I know somebody done beat my time. It is what it is. Every time.

The game is a game, huh? I ain't never got mad at a dude. I ain't never got mad at a dude. I ain't never got mad at a dude. Because that dude ain't do nothing that she didn't want him to do. And he owes you no loyalty. None. At all.

I ain't in no relationship with him. I'm in a relationship with her. Again, fellas, I know you're watching. Learn to manage your expectations See Learn to manage your expectations I'm gonna have me a good old time Listen Don't let your pride

Your ego get in the way Of thinking it can't happen to you What? Don't let your pride Or your ego get in the way Of thinking it can't happen to you huh what don't let your pride of your ego get in the way of thinking it can't happen to you huh all right get your face cracked yeah all right let me take my glasses off yeah all right oh joe they call it look here big bank has always taken little bank it takes look it take a special type of person now to say no. Everybody

why? There's always one. No matter what. There's always one. Oh, I got morals and I have values. I would never. Please. There's always one. You're going to go. and I have values, I would never... Child, please.

There's always one. You gonna go. Because I know you done been with something that ain't Drake. So what the hell you think if Drake come up there and he worth a quarter of a bill and you done been with less? Y'all better stop playing with me.

Y'all think... Look here. Y'all think... See, they be thinking, oh, slow. But ain't nothing slow. Oh, walk not because i got two repaired here but ain't nothing wrong with my mind i know what time it is come on man come on man yeah oh i would please everybody got everybody got somebody on their resume one or two that you're left

and pleased with so I already know if a Drake or one of these NBA players or one of these big time NFL players holler

out the door you go you're going you're going so I ain't under no false pretenses yeah never that I ain't under no false pretenses. Yeah.

Never that. I ain't under no false pretenses. Hey, beat the time, you beat the time. Hey, I'm moving on. Hey, I ain't finna pull up and, hey, I can't believe you did this to me. I ain't finna blow up your phone. I ain't finna have, uh-uh. You're not finna have me like that.

It is what it is. You win some, you lose some. Oh, Joe, come on now. I've been Shannon Sharp since I was 17. I'm about to be 56. Listen, you done seen a lot. Have I? I done seen a lot. I'm 30 years in now.

I'm 30 years in now. I'm 30 years in. It ain't much I could say. Some things are awful without explanation. They know that Chad know what we talking about. They done seen it happen or had it happen to them. But one way or another, you know exactly

what we talking about it is what it is never ever let your pride or ego get in the way of thinking it can't happen to you it's hard but it's fair

it's sad but it's true the game has always been the game yeah yeah they know what I'm talking about the chance yeah y'all, you right. Yeah, of course. You're like, hey, I mean, just like a guy, some famous, somebody famous or one of these big time celebs.

Hit you with that Luther Vandross only for one night. Hey, because you already know what it is. You already know what it is. Yeah. Child, please. I'll be mad. Bro, it happened. Hey, dust yourself.

Oh, child. Put it again. Dust yourself off. Keep it going. Keep it moving. But listen, you can't, you can't, you can't, you can't humiliate your. But listen, you can't humiliate your boyfriend like that. You can't humiliate your boyfriend like that.

And to get on the boyfriend's end, you need to understand who you're dealing with. Because some women wouldn't even go up there. Oh, no. There's some women knowing they wouldn't go up there based on the person you're with. You wouldn't disrespect him or humiliate him on stage like that. It's all about understanding who you're dealing with. That's all it comes down to. Yeah, for sure. But if you can go on

stage, what does that tell you about that individual? Yeah, you ain't gonna But she's a goer. And if the right opportunity presents itself, she's going. I don't see that happen. I don't see that happen. Many a time. Many a time.

Hey, you know, you know me. I'm the voice of reason, baby. I'm just telling you, they only here for one night. It's like, hey, it's like a rock band. We might be there for two nights, but

you're on to the next city. That man going to be here now. Because he going to give you his number, and when you call tomorrow, guess what he's going to say, Ocho? The number that you've called is no longer in service. If you feel you've reached this number

in error, please hang up and try your call again. Ocho, I'll keep it a stack with you now. Yeah, man. Listen, I tell you every time I lie for you before I lie to you, the game is the game, and it's always been that way.

Understand who you're dealing with and learn to manage your expectations. Human nature is undefeated and always has been, no matter what they preach to you. That's why it hurts. Why you think the Cowboys fans get so upset when they team lose? Because of

expectations. I told you Ocho what it is. The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. That's why they get there. Because they get built up so high jerry dunn sold them this year is gonna be different they win five six games in a row they have the good record and then boom that's why it hurts that's why the season been over for three weeks four weeks y'all still

talking about the cowboy it'd been okay if we talked about the cowboy y'all had won subo it couldn't have been over enough. You see? Yeah, Ocho, that thing hurt though, Ocho. You know what? There's a song, Chad.

There's a song, the beginning of a song by Bobby Womack. Bobby Womack. Chad, make sure y'all listen to it. Bobby Womack. And he talks about what we're talking about right now.

It's called The Facts of Life. Listen to the beginning of The Facts of Life, and you'll get a better understanding on what we talk about. Bobby Womack, The Facts of Life. I'd never forget it. He told her, listen, he went to buy the lady a drink. You want to come up to my room? The lady say, what you need me to come up to your room for? You could buy me a drink. You just want to get me up to my room The lady say What you need me to come up to your room for You could buy me a drink

You just want to get me up to your room Well huh Hello Huh I'm only here for one night Come on now That's what Luther said You remember that song

What Luther said Oh yeah I'm only But don't No wait I can't sing I forgot you can't sing You're only for one night That's it

Oh man There's so many good stories man but that's that's for another day but see here's the thing ocho i know you'll act accordingly in my face yeah oh yeah when i'm not around will you still accept that drink will you still talk as if i'm not there you see what i'm saying ocho i don't worry about you because i i first of all i am not worried about a dude disrespecting me and i'm not worried about her disrespecting me because i give respect and i wouldn't let my teammates yeah we had their bad chicks walking in and they wouldn't they do bro we're not finna disrespect my man just because you make this and you feel you can whip him

that's not gonna happen because i'm gonna be with him right because you wouldn't let nobody do that if you walked in here with your woman and dude tried to holler at her i already know what's gonna happen so we're gonna do this thing the same way that's how we're gonna do it able oh joe when you around me ain't but one way to do things. That's right. And I'm going to say, look here, now, hey, now, you know, hey, they're going to maneuver away, pretend like they got to go to the bathroom because they done made eye contact.

Mm-hmm. Okay, now. It's a dirty game, man. Okay. Dirty game. I don't, like I said, I'm'm just i'm just real i'm just real with it i don't i don't like disrespect on no level i'm not gonna let my teammates disrespect uh uh a guy just because he's he doesn't have the money he doesn't have the cachet he doesn't have the the the name recognition we ain't gonna do that not on my walk now Ocho if I didn't go out that night if I didn't go out on a Thursday night

because that was really the only night I kind of went out unless unless I had my homeboys in town my homeboys would come in that Friday we go out that Saturday night but it was the same thing if I was somewhere and my teammates showed up and there was a chick in there and chicks came in there with their boyfriend, we're not going to do that. Right. That ain't going to happen. Right. Because at the end of the day, he's still a man now. He's still a man.

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And hear how leaders like Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We got in the brawl. We got into a fight in, uh, uh, uh, in nine, in my rookie year, about a chick. Y'all were brawling in there into a fight in, uh, uh, uh, in 90, my rookie year. About a chick. Y'all were brawling in there about a chick? Go look it up.

Damn, ump. She must, hey, she must have been bad. She must have been bad to the world, ump. She was fine. She was fine. And, uh, what? Roll that. Oh, hold on okay the woman publicly apologized to her boyfriend before the concert me and him had a private conversation about going on stage with omar late because

he does this at at his shows and past concerts we had a conversation and I told him if I get called on stage, I will go on stage and he said, that's fine. Me and him never had an issue with me going on stage. Well, hold on. And we done had a conversation. Ocho. Now we done had a conversation. Now Ocho don't do that now. Don't switch up on

me because everybody talking about they oooing and aahing. And now you got your little feel heart. No, no, no. Ocho, we had a conversation. Hey, I'm sure the young fella, I'm sure the young lad understood what goes on when women go up on stage. If he saw what goes on,

if he saw what goes on and she knows what goes on when he calls women up on stage and she still chose to go up there, what does that tell you? As the boyfriend. What does that tell you? As the boyfriend. What does that tell you? Ocho, you and Real have

a conversation. Real say, Ocho, if Meg or such and such call you up on stage, I'm just saying, Ocho. It ain't happening. Flip it the other way. Okay. Let's say me and Real go to the Usher concert

Okay yeah And he called Rail up on stage And you know Usher And you know I Usher my boot Yeah Yeah There goes my baby Oh

And Rail up with that thing You know backing it up on it And you up there seething I see it right now You Oh You turn Now all of a sudden

You looking like Elder Barnes because all the color done left your skin. Huh? Huh? Real no better than to play with me. Oh, Joe, you kept telling me Real can't play with you. We ought to have the conversation if Usher call him up and she can go. You not listening to me.

Real no better than to play with me. I don't play with that kind of I don't play with that kind of I don't play with that kind of embarrassment When you going up on stage with who? Man, girl, please No better I mean, again, it's about understanding Who you're dealing with

Sure And there's nothing wrong with that You know, you understand Listen, if you choose And understanding our dynamic And you choose to go up on stage, okay, bet. That's on you.

I'm not sure you want to open up that can of worms, but yeah, no. No, that's humiliating. For that young fella, that is humiliating. Come on, man. Oh, Ocho. Hey, don't play with me. I'm too big of a cat to be played with like a cat.

I don't even play the guitar. So, you know, I ain't nothing to be played with. You better pull the right strings. Hey, and I, even if I don't,

man, don't, hey, don't even worry about, hey, if somebody living with me and they go on stage, because you know it's going to be viral. You'll be viral. Don't even worry about it. I don't call the sheriff's department. Your stuff will be outside. I don't call the sheriff's department No You know what else it comes down to When you're dating certain people You know who to play with

When you're dating certain people You know who to play with And you know what you can do And you know what you can get away with. I don't even have to say nothing. And I'm not talking shit. I don't have to say nothing. Come on, man.

First of all, that ain't never a discussion. What do you mean we had a conversation? We might have a conversation about what kind of animal, a pet, we might have a conversation about what kind of animal, a pet we going to get, or what kind of car,

or where we going to live. We ain't having no damn discussion about going up on no stage. The fact that you even thinking about it, that your mind is even on it, that got my antennas up. My antennas already up. Oh, so this is what I'm dealing with.

Yeah. So this is what I'm dealing with. Okay, Oh, so this is what I'm dealing with. Okay, bet. So now I got to know how I got to move. I got to move accordingly because I know. No, I got to move on. Ain't no moving. I'm moving on.

Okay, well, that too. Depending on what you want to do. Depending on what you want to do. Hey. Okay, bro. Don't play with me. Unc, say, can you putting that stuff out, huh? Ocho, knock on wood.

We not even... Some things we don't even have to discuss. Yeah. Especially that. You're going up on stage, man, please. Them young folk now. Them young folk too now. Them young folk.

But see, that's that new generation. That's that new generation. Man... I... Look here, bro. I couldn't even imagine. When I was growing up, and even probably till I got to, like, 20, probably about to cut off... I'm talking about... A woman wouldn't have never broached that subject.

Talk about, oh, if Teddy Pendergrass come out, he starts singing, I'm going to go up there and let, man,

please. You know, because back then, a lot of, hey, Teddy Pendergrass had all-female concerts. Yeah.

Let that sink in, Ocho. Yeah. All-female. I already know. Man. Come on, female. I already know. Mania. Come on baby. If Teddy Pendergrass call me up, do you mind if I go?

Yeah. Make sure you stay there too. Okay. Okay. Ocho, let's go on though. You and I are in agreement. I don't play like that. Right, right, right. I don't play like that. Right, right, right. I don't play like that. Again,

when you're dating, women know who they're dating and they know what they can and can't do and know what they can and can't get away with. Hey, the one thing

anybody that's ever they know right away serious. Absolute. Yeah. Baby. Camille. I know you look a hot mess, but they ain't worried about that.

Camille. Camille, let me ask you a question then. Come here real quick, please. You don't got to get in on camera. Let me see what she said. It's a good one. Hey, come here. Come closer so they can hear you. But you don't got to come.

If we went to a concert and they called you up on stage, you going? Huh? Usher. If Usher called you up on stage, Real, you going? Hell no. Don't you mean that? Uh-uh, I ain't like that girl. Uh-uh, she ain't like that girl. She ain't like that girl. I mean,

you just know. You don't have to say anything. There would be no conversation before hand. Like, what? Yeah, man. I don't know. I don't know what they be thinking gonna happen.

I don't know. It's a great story to tell your girlfriends Oh girl guess what Oma hey What's his name Oma Le Oma who Oma Oma Le

Oma Le he brought me up on stage And he danced on me And I went down low And I came back And he turned me around Boom Now you out of a man You heard real talk

That was so embarrassing I called it humiliating For young For young bull She said it was embarrassing But some women will think it's okay And then someone will say Oh you guys just insecure Huh okay

Hey You know what Hold on hold on Hold on Time out time out time out Insecure? Oh okay Hey Michelle and Dago

Michelle and Dago and Chello Call your boy up She say I heard you like this song I gotta go I gotta go I gotta go Ocho I gotta go Michelle and Diego Ocello call your boy up. She say, I heard you like this song. I gotta go. I gotta go. I gotta go, Ocho. I gotta go.

You see? You see what I mean? You see how it take one. It's always one that you gonna go for. You see what I mean? I told you. It's always one. I could.

Even if it's much and everybody knows that is my favorite. Right. But nah. You ain't going to? I couldn't embarrass a person I'm with like that, man. Come on, bro. Yeah, you're right. You're right.

I mean, that's a lifetime of embarrassment because of who I am. And it ain't going nowhere. No. That ain't going nowhere. No. DJ Khaled make sure his sneakers don't get dirty on the beach in nowhere No DJ Khaled Make sure his sneakers

Don't get dirty On the beach in Miami DJ Khaled told his security guards To carry him So his Jordans Doesn't get dirty At what length Would you go to

To keep your J's clean I ain't going to no lens What kind of What Jordans are those I don't I couldn't see I mean I don't What kind of... What Jordans are those? I couldn't see. I mean, I don't value shoes like that anyway. I could care less.

I hoop in my Jordan 1. So, I mean, you know, Khaled has an extensive Jordan collection, if I'm not mistaken. Oh, he got... He got some heat, but yeah, I could care less. I could care less about shoes. No, I mean, I'm going to wear mine, too. I ain't going to that length.

If that's the case, I'm going to have them in my hand and then have a pair on, and then once I get to where I'm going, I put them on. But to go through that, oh, no. Yeah. But, I mean, Khaled is different.

He loves his Jordans. He loves his shoes. Obviously, he has, again, an extensive sneaker collection. But to that point, you know I am. I could care less. I'm wearing them.

Shoes are meant to be worn and I'm going to wear them. When you think about how much they cost to make shoes, you know how much it costs to make a pair of shoes? And then once they get here, they mark it all the way up? Yeah, it don't cost that much to make them.

It just costs you a lot to get them. Yeah, shoes cost about $2, $3 to make, man. Those J Balvin 3s. Man. That's crazy. I got a pair of Callis. I mean, Callis sent me a pair of shoes. I might have to break those out.

Okay. Check this out. Oh, Joe fans of both pizza and fried chicken. Don't have to decide where to eat anymore. KFC announced. She's a cheeser. We'll be arriving in KFC locations nationwide tomorrow.

You try to, Oh, Joe, that's what it is. It's a, it's a fried chicken what it is. It's a fried chicken pizza with pepperoni cheese on fried chicken. I don't like that.

I don't even like the way that sounds. I will have fried chicken and pizza, but fried chicken and pizza together? No, I don't like the way that sounds. Fried chicken? No, I don't want that. I don't like the way that sound. I don't want that. I don't like the way that sound. Nah, hell nah, somebody try to be...

You ain't going to at least try it? Nah. Man, you get sick with that. You know what's funny, I don't even eat KFC. Now, if you had said churches, now, I'm a church and chicken person, you know, obviously because of my grandma at the church every Sunday we stop the church

and she get her goddamn okras. I get a number two, three legs, three legs, apple pie with a strawberry soda. Well, you know, you be loving some legs,

don't you? Be eating them legs up, don't you? You know, I love me some legs. As a kid, you was eating legs. Okay.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's where it all started. Start with the legs. Start with the legs. Nah. I mean, I'm sure, I'm sure it might do well just like the chicken the spicy chicken thing from Wendy's was a Wendy's. Yeah. Oh, Popeyes. Popeyes.

Yeah, I mean, I haven't had KFC. I mean, I usually like them on them honey barbecue. Didn't have KFC had honey barbecue. Like boneless chicken something.'t didn't uh kfc have those but yeah they still got them i never had kfc they discontinued yeah that was around that was like around 98 like 98 i think i had something 98 98 maybe 99 but that was the last that was the that was like around 98 like 98 I think I had something 98 98 maybe 99 but that was the last that was the last time I I had it okay

now it's time for our next segment Spello Cinco Spello Cinco okay make sure we keep your hand where you can see them. We got a little video. We got a little graphic for you, Ocho. I like that.

Okay, okay. Ocho, we're going to start you off with something real, real simple. Not too complicated, because we know that you are a one-time Spelling Bee champ. 1987. We like to get you built up, give you a couple of easy words before we let you work your way into it. Okay, our first word of the day is handkerchief. Handkerchief. A square or cloth carried in the pocket used to wiping one's hands, face, or nose. Handkerchief.

All right. Hand. Hand. Yeah, close your eyes. Always close your eyes. Close your eyes. But there you go. Hand.

Yep. K-E-R-C-H-E-F. C-H-I-E-F. Yes. Okay, the next one. Disingenuous. A person who's not being honest or sincere with another. Ocho, I see you looking down.

You know I can see you, right, bro? I'm looking at you. I got to look down at the camera. No, you don't. Just close your eyes. I see you looking down to your right. Nope, it's over. The game over. I saw you don't. Just close your eyes. Right now, I see you looking down to your right. Nope, it's over. The game over. I saw you looking down.

Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Nope, nope. What am I looking down to? All I have is my computer in front of me. You're looking down to your right. Ocho, people can see you. How you going to make me... How you going to say I'm...

I'm telling you. Okay, close your eyes. Just close your eyes. Okay, right? Keep your eyes closed. Sacrilegious. Sacrilegious. Disrespectful to something sacred of significance.

Sacrilegious. S-A-C R-I L-E G-I-O-U-S He and his ear. Man, we can't even play a game. Damn! What I did?

What happened? We can't even play a game without you cheating. How I cheated? You told me to close my eyes. I closed them. You do it in your ear. Who in my ear? Your producer.

I ain't got no producer. Yes, you do. Come on, come on. I like producer. Yes, you do. Come on. I like this. I know you do. Camaraderie. Oh, that's easy. C-O-M-R-D-E-Y. No. See? You see what happened?

They looking right at you. Look at the word. I ain't look at the word. You just told me to spell camaraderie. C-O-M R-A-D-E-R-Y. Everybody is talking about, man, Ocho, stop cheating. We looking right at you. Hey, how y'all mad I know how to spell?

I was a spelling bee champ in Liberty City in 1978. Damn, Ocho. Hey, I like this. Listen Listen I told you Listen wait a minute Let me finish This is how people need to know About me and how good I was I was supposed to be In Akilah the Bee

I was supposed to be In Akilah the Bee But they pick What's her name? Kiki Palmer That went on stage with Usher Kiki Palmer They picked Kiki Palmer. That went on stage with Usher. Kiki Palmer. They picked Kiki Palmer over

me. You know why? Because you could fail. No, because I had to go to football practice. That was supposed to be my role. That was my part. That was my movie. But I had football practice and I couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't fill in the time because I had to train. Okay. But come on, next word.

Okay, we got one last word. Fuchsia. A plant whose flower gives the name to the color. Fuchsia. F-U-S-C-I-A. Fuchsia. Dude, does he not know people looking down at the word ash?

Does he not see that? I know he spotted wrong anyway, but I'm just saying. People can see people looking down at the word ash? Does he not see that? I know he spelled it wrong anyway, but I'm just saying. People can see you looking down. Yes. F-U-C. F-U-C. I'm looking up now. Listen.

F-U-C-H-I-A. No. F-U-C. F-U-C. F-U-C-H-S-I-A. You sure? You know the H is silent. That H stands for hell. Yeah.

Hell. Man. Listen, you ain't... Listen, I'm the spelling bee champ. And I probably better than chat, the entire chat, nobody in this chat could outspell me. Nobody. Give me one more word. I like this shit it out spell me nobody give me one more word I like this shit

okay give one let's give one more ash okay how about this we gonna go back to the original one close your eyes disingenuous disingenuous use it in a sentence please a person who is not being honest or sincere with another.

Ocho spelling these words without help is being very disingenuous. Disingenuous. D-I-S. Close your eyes. I can't look at you? No. Disingenuous. D-I-S-E-N-G.

What you laughing at? You got it wrong. You ain't even getting past the I. Hold on, hold on. Disingenuous. D-I-S I-N-G E-N

I-U-O-U-S Flip the O into U. Was I wrong? Disingenuous. You ain't give me the word in a good sentence, man. Hold on. I gave you a great sentence. Ocho spelling these words without assistance

is being very disingenuous. Why you keep saying I got assistance? Assistant from who? Why Real laughing in the background? You know we can hear Rell, right? Rell, they can hear you, man You laughing She laughing at me

I ain't spell it wrong I just mixed two words, two letters That's kind of how spelling goes Like when you mix two words up, you spell it wrong. It's not like math. There's not a whole lot of different ways that you can spell a word. Listen, if you sound the motherfuck out, it'll still come out the same way.

It sounds like you spelled those wrong. I was right. What was that? Four for five? Yes. Here's our... We have now our last segment of the night is Q&A. Countdown. Q&A.

Q&A. Okay. Check this out, Ocho. Michael asks, Shannon and Ocho, what are your thoughts on the feud between Stephen A and the Pails? Are you okay with the Pelicans releasing that video, making fun of his athletic abilities? Are we showing the video? You want me to go first?

No, we're not showing. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, I mean, listen. It's a part of the game. If you talk about people, people are going to come back at you. You got to be willing to take that. I'm sure Stephen A. Smith, who critiques and analy's going to fire back and he's going to keep firing back no matter what. The shortcomings in his collegiate career or whatever he did in high school when he did play, he's talked about it before. He's addressed it before.

So it doesn't have as much weight anymore as opposed to, okay, we've already heard that before. What else have you got? That's how I see it. But I like it though i like it i'm surprised i don't know if i've ever seen um a team obviously the team they support zion and they got his back and so when stevie they said what he said obviously the pal's like okay we got

this nice little compilation that you've been posting, and we're going to put this out there. We're going to put it together. So you're talking about Zion's weight. You're in peak physical conditioning. Check this out, y'all. Look at the guy that's talking about Zion's weight. I think they had him one, like, he airballed a shot. He bounced the first pitch.

Boxing, hitting the mitts. Yeah, he slipped, like, toward the first pitch. Oh, oh, oh, yeah, when he was shooting. Basketball, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because they got two. They got one when he slipped. They got one he missed.

He airballed a shot. And they got the boxing. You know, when he boxing, he throw the uppercut. But that's, you know what, Ocho? That's where we are now, Ocho. I mean, teams have social media departments. They are run by people that are very clever, and I think you have to be

because you have to say things that are catchy. I mean, the Grizzlies got me last year. You know what I'm saying? Because they had me holding up a sign saying L, right? Yeah. Yes. The Grizzlies finally had me hold up. But it's all in fun. Yeah. Yes. The Grizzlies probably wouldn't have me hold up.

But it's it's all in fun. I mean Stephen A is Stephen A. That's his style. He's used to that. He's used to that. Yes. Upgrade King. Ocho, your spelling is just

like your singing. Off key. We love you, 85. They do, they love you, they love you Listen, I was only four for five I only got one word wrong And these are not just easy words, obviously You know, so I did very, very well Very, very well You did alright

Open Thoughts donated some money He said Huh? you did alright open thoughts donated some money he said huh open thoughts donated $300 woo you got money can y'all tell

my baby mama new boyfriend to keep his hands off me his name is Ray Ray hey Ray Ray hey Ray Ray

keep your hands off my home hey Ray Ray Ray Ray I ain't gonna tell you nothing more, keep your hands off my home. Hey, Ray Ray. Ray Ray, I ain't going to tell you no more, boy. Keep your hands off my home, boy, man. Man, you might need to go to somebody that got a badge on and tell them that Ray Ray putting them balls on you. I don't know what kind of pool me and Ocho got.

I've been in LA and Ocho in Florida. Hey, you got to be careful, too, with somebody named Ray Ray. I know. Anybody with two first names, you know they ain't wrapped too tight. Yeah, you... Hold on. Baby mama, new boyfriend. Well, damn. I mean... Well, I guess it means baby mama.

You could have a five-year-old. You could have a 10-year-old. You could have a 15-year-old. Damn. Why he putting paws on you, bro? Damn. We hunted. I don't know. I don't know if we should Why he putting paws on you, bro? Damn. 300. I don't know. I don't know if we should take him serious or not, Ocho.

I don't know. That might be somebody. That might be somebody we know, huh? Oh, it's funny, Marco. Hey, Marco, what's up, boy? Hey, Marco, boy, you got money, boy. 300? Boy, drop 300 like it's nothing, boy, in this economy?

I was going to say, man, look here. Nah, bro, you can't, look here, man. I mean, man, who going to let somebody put their hand, who going to let some other grown man put their hand on him? Baby mama or not? Yeah, he just playing. It depends. It all depends. It don't depend on nothing. Baby mama or not. Yeah, he just playing. But it depends. It all depends on that. It don't depend on nothing.

Yeah, listen. Ray Ray, think about that. Somebody named Ray Ray and you ain't really built like that. Understanding Ray Ray, Ray Ray sound like somebody got an extensive criminal record. Man, look here, man. Bro.

First of all, man if even if you're not built like that you're not gonna let no man put his hands on you not no man now no no ain't nobody listen you gotta understand even even even if it is funny marco playing around you got to be careful now you got to pick your battles wisely. Ray Ray, you know, Ray Ray out, he done been in two times already. He got one more strike. He gone. You sure you want to be that one? Let me ask you a question, Ocho.

Why he putting his hands on you? Oh, you got her now? Yeah. It ain't like we tussling. It ain't like we, hey baby, you come to me, she give you, you know, I buy you a new outfit, I buy you a purse, so I try to up me. She give you, you know, I buy you a new outfit. I buy you a purse.

So I try to up him. He got you now. Yeah, but the fact, if Ray Ray putting his hands on him, right, that means he keeps spinning the block. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You mess with somebody. You can't. No, you can't come back over here.

No, I got a barrier. This street's closed. Hey, you can't get in here. That's it. That's it. No, no. Okay,. This street's closed. Hey, you can't get in here. That's it? That's it? No, no. Okay, okay. Nah.

Okay. Okay. You got to do, hold on. You got to do a name Ray Ray? I mean, I just, I'm just thinking about just based on where I come from. And anytime you hear Ray Ray, it's always something like, okay, yeah, that's a lunatic. He with the shits. Ray Ray is always some like, OK, yeah, that's a lunatic. He with the shits. Ray Ray.

Yeah. You know, anybody, anybody, anybody with two first names, you know, or with a nickname. Are they calling by his nickname? Yeah. Leave that alone, bro. Yeah. Got to. Yeah.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Emily Youth. Hey, my name is Emily and my uncle, AA, is a big fan. Can you guys wish him a happy 21st birthday? Is that I? I

I I don't know if we said this right, but I happy 25th birthday, bro. Emily, your niece wants to wish you a happy birthday. She's up. Man, that really late. East Coast time.

We don't know where you are, but happy birthday. Winter's Wonderland. Hey, Okinocho, I love the show. Can you please wish my girl a happy anniversary? Alex and Madeline. Happy anniversary, Alex and Madeline? Happy anniversary, Alex and Madeline. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Congratulations. How many

years? How many years? Third? How many years we talking? Madeline, you want that thing to get to a fourth or fifth? Stay off the stage. Yeah. Oh, it's their third anniversary? I don't know. I'm just saying. They got to give us a number with that so we can know how long it's been. I'm just saying. They got to give us a number with that

so we can know how long it's been. I'm going to what you call it. I mean, you know, unless it's the other stage where you're by yourself. Coming to stage number one. I need to know. I need to know

because normally anniversaries, I mean, anything, anything after seven, like that, that's commend, like that's commendable. That's commendable. Hell, anything after one. Listen, you know about that seven-year itch, right? Yeah.

I'm talking about that one month itch. Damn, a month up? That ain't no anniversary. Hey, that a ran out of tricks, buddy. You know, that'll use all to disappear. That'll use all to disappear. Oh, man.

Hey, you gotta say some of the tricks. You can't, you can't pull them all out the bag at once. Now you got to be like David Copperfield. Ah, man. Look here. I thought all my tools on the table.

Everything I got, Ocho. Everything? Everything I got. That's all I got for you, baby. You got to leave a little mystery left, man. You got to leave a little mystery. Listen, I got a bag of tricks. We in year four.

We in year four. If I got a bag of tricks, I got, let's say I got 85 tricks. We in year four, I'm year four. If I got a bag of tricks, let's say I got 85 tricks. We in year four, I'm only at trick 23. Ocho. I got what I got. Ain't no sense in me. Hey, Ocho.

Ain't no sense. I can't promise you nothing. Promises are like pie crust, thin and easily broken. I got what I got. Right. You know who I am. You Google me.

Hey, Google me. You gonna find what you gonna find. Right, right, right, right. That's all I got for I got. Right. You know who I am. You Google me. Hey, Google me. You're going to find what you're going to find. Right, right, right, right. That's all I got for you, baby. I got you. We're a little different. I mean, you know,

my nickname, well, I ain't going to talk about that, but yeah. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy. Doc, we really appreciate you because she was one of the ones that showed up in Vegas. Heard her husband showed up.

Hey, what's up, Doc? Yeah, she had the Ongo Nocho shirt on. Yeah. Yeah, that was her. Yeah. Ongo Nocho, do y'all have the best locker room memories, high school, college, or pro? I mean, pro, pro, pro memories are better than any because the stories that we have we had long long more of them because in college you

only got I only got four years of college four years of high school and I had 14 years in NFL but I had great memories from all didn't really have any fights in high school couple couple of fights in college man we used to have

what we would do like at the end of the season it would be all the lower classmen so freshmen, sophomores and juniors we would like basically beat up we'd wrestle, throw them into the lockers anywhere we'd catch them

we'd catch them on the yard. It didn't have to be just at practice or in the locker room. We catch a senior by himself, we wear his ass out. Ocho, we were vicious with it. So we had a dude

and anybody that went to Savannah State in 1986, they'll know exactly what I'm talking about. We had a dude, he was like 26 when he was a freshman. His name was Leo. I ain't going to tell you his last name, but his name was Leo. Yeah. And so, okay, it's the lower classmen, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors against the seniors.

So we come to Leo. So we like, Leo, I was the one that let they like sharp go ask leo who he with so we talking about it because everybody knows coming it's been it's been a tradition oh joe so we asked leo i said leo leo hey man we're gonna get the seniors you riding with us leo so i he's like and this is how he talked oh joe and anybody that went to Savannah State, jump in the chat. This is the way he talk. I'm by myself. Ain't nobody going to mess with Leo. I promise you that. I said, Leo, they going to get you.

They not going to mess with Leo. I promise you ain't nobody going to roof on Leo. He talking third person like that? He talk like that. The coaches ask him a question. Leo, why don't you get outside? Coach, I effed up. That's on me.

That's everything. Anybody that went to Savannah State, jump in the chair. That's the way he talk. So, it gonna happen. Last couple of days, so. Ocho. So So I'm like Leo I'm telling you man

If you don't join the freshman The freshman is going to think you're with the seniors Man that joke made a mistake Tried to jump on Leo I ain't want no part of it I told him I was going to do it up on Leo. I ain't want no part of it. I told him I was messing. Oh, no.

Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Man, please. That was, I told y'all,

don't play with me. Man, I wish, I wish, I i wish i wish i could get somebody on this chat that could tell you that's the way he talked he talked like that in class he talked like that to the coaches he never talked like like you and i having a conversation right right always and he always did this. Ain't nobody gonna mess with me. I promise you that. You ain't got to worry about Leo. Leo okay. So, we had this other guy on the team

named Big Wash. Diesel. Diesel. I'm talking about like 6'2", like 230. Yeah. He played linebacker. Leo was a linebacker.

But he was a Mike. Leo was a Sam. Yeah. So, you know, Big Wash had a big, he had a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, short song. Rocked up, just talking cash. And for some reason, Leo didn't like it at all. Now, I was cool with Leo.

I was really one of the only dudes that was really cool with him. He was cool with me and a dude named Bobby Curtis. Bobby Curtis. That was the name. Bobby was yoked up too. But he was cool with really us. But I was a Curtis. That was the name. Now, Bobby was yoked up too. But he was cool with really us. But I was a freshman.

Leo was a freshman, but Leo 26. Right, right, right. And so him and Wash, so him and they were arguing. They were arguing. So Leo punched him in his, did like, y'all saw what I did and I'm going to turn my back on him and I dare him to touch me. So Leo did that

and turned his back. You see what I'm talking about? He a suck boy. He don't want these problems. I say... I just... Oh man, why about the stealing? He not going to do nothing.

Old y'all. Bad. But I hated to see him go. Because look here. When it come time to taking his stuff. Like, you know, like the France have parties. You couldn't have one. Not unless he wanted to, because he go take the cake.

And they couldn't do nothing. We going to drink the night drink the night fella man ain't nobody got no money leo i heard such and such having a party i'm gonna go get their cake he was a bully huh what ain't nobody ain't nobody trying now we had one dude on the team. He's serving life right now. He killed a cop in Florida. Robbed a hotel, got into it with a cop named Jason Bryant. And Jason was the baddest dude. Ain't none of them. Ain't none of them.

Right. Ain't none of them see it. Ain't none of them see Leo. Zero. Zero. Leo has zero problems because ain't none of them seeing Leo. Zero. Leo has zero problems because ain't nobody want them problems. I promise you. Hold on.

I know somebody with the Savannah State with me. If there's anybody in this chat that witnessed the Savannah State with me. Leo. The guy I'm telling you about, Jason Bryant. He was a decent, unbelievable talent. He like 6'3", 265, strong, can't quit. But I remember having a conversation with him.

I told him, I said, bro, either somebody gonna kill you or you gonna spend the rest of your life in jail. Wow. He stayed in trouble. Oh, yeah, yeah. Stay trouble stayed into it and the girl not like like i don't know how it is now but at a black college unless it was co-ed guys couldn't be on the floor of the girl's dorm right you might would just say here here jason going up there he going up there he fighting girls tell there. He fighting. Girls tell him,

no, he better look here. He should have been, he should have been locked up. He letting off the fire extinguish. He letting off the fire alarm, but you, you could just tell it was just going to be a matter of time.

Right. Just going to be a matter of time. Right. Sure enough. And they brought it. They brought the jury from middle Georgia because he ended up, he had happened in Florida and it ended up, they caught him in Camden. Police

pulled him, the trooper pulled him over. Jason overpowered him, ended up killing him. They brought the jury from Middle Georgia. 11 to 1. Damn. But he didn't even, and he messed with everybody. Ain't nobody messed

with Leo. Nobody. Nobody. None. We were cool. Hey, hey, Leo, what's up, bro? Hey. I was, man, I would give, yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, that's him. Jason O'Neal Bryant, yes, that's him.

Oh, y'all thought I was lying? Yes. He stayed, Anybody that went there went to Savannah State during that time will tell you he stayed in trouble. He fought all the time, but he was like a bully, but he only picked on people that he knew he could win.

Because I already told him. I said, I ain't going to fight you. I'm going to kill you. Because that's how you had Ocho. You know how some people you got to talk to like that because he ain't no reasoning with him ain't no reasoning with him he going to kick your door in

he going to steal your clothes he going to do all kind of stuff if you left your if you left your door open he going to get a pail of water and he going to wet everybody room he going to throw the water

on your clothes he going to wet your bed he did stuff like that, Ocho. Man, not one person was disappointed when he flunked out of school. And then he flunked out and still came on campus.

But, hey, I'm telling you, Ocho, well, look here. Savannah State, back in the 80s, I went on campus when we had a first tape. Nice, beautiful, them built it up. But back in those days, it was rough, Ocho.

It was rough. Now, hey, you stick your head out if you want to guys shooting out in the hallway you hear cause you know they got metal doors in the dorm

and you hear them bullets ricocheting off the door stick your head out if you want to y'all wow man what

Ocho like I said when I hear like oh there was a there was a fight and the frats was fighting the football I'm like really y'all got a fight and the friends was fighting the football. I'm like, really?

Y'all got some. Nobody tried to see T-Fi. When, hey, all you had to say was T-Fi. Because that's the way we spoke to each other. We never called each other name. Right. What up, Fi? What up, Fi?

What up, T? That was it. Now, let something pop off. It's over. All y'all there. What? All of them. To this day, we... Now, if you didn't play on the football team,

you can't say T-5 now. That ain't your place. Right. But Ocho, college, forcho, college, for me, college and the NFL because NFL,

I met, obviously, I got a couple of friends from college that, well, I ain't got a couple. I mean,

probably Bucket is really the only true friend that I still talk to that we talk every day. And then when I got to the league, Burns in Denver. But the memories

and the stories that, man, because in Denver. But the memories and the stories that, man. Because you know, Ocho and HBCU, you travel by bus. Yeah. So at first we had the offense on one bus, the defense on the other bus. And then we had starters

on one bus. So we travel by bus everywhere. It didn't matter. We go to Tuskegee. We go to North Carolina. It didn't matter. We travel by bus. So we travel by bus everywhere. It didn't matter. We go to Tuskegee. We go to North Carolina. It didn't matter. We travel by bus. So you got an opportunity to really, really know people. Yeah. Man, that was... Now,

although I got more memories from the NFL, college is just something about taking that bus everywhere and the closeness that you have, the camaraderie that you build at an HBCU. Now, like I said, you know, I'm at a D1, a PWI.

Y'all taking the planes everywhere. Yeah. You ain't getting on no plane. Shit, I ain't... Shit, I ain't got no story like that. You know, I bounce around from school to school. I ain't stay nowhere long enough

to build any goddamn camaraderie with anybody. My NFL stories were probably the best. Oh, we had robbery. We had a couple guys steal. Police coming there. Get them. College? Yes!

Oh, Joe. What I say, hey, them boys was off the chain. Yeah. I'm talking about off the chain, man. I could imagine,

especially back then during those times. I could imagine. Oh, man, I'm so glad social media didn't exist back then. Hmm. Hmm.

Marshawn Hunter, Shay, I learned about one of your favorite alumni, Miss Anne Lowe today in church she

she created Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy wedding gown and a bridal party dress in 1953 great black history moment oh she went to she went to state

well well well congratulations I mean we got a lot of people you know we got a lot of people from SSU. We just don't advertise it that much.

But the college by the sea is where it's at. And our motto is you can get to anywhere from here. And you can. Jordan, Koma, Morris, we need Unc and Ocho family feud in the future. Either way, y'all are dumb, no doubt. Man, Ocho, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I want no part'all are dumb, no doubt. Man, no, no, no, no, no. I want no part of Ochoa, no family feud, because I already

know you're going to get it wrong. I don't get nothing wrong. Nah, Ochoa, nah. No. So, let me ask you this. If you got, okay, it's five people. You're going on family feud. Who you taking? Five people? Yeah.

Just random? No, they got to be your family. Family feud. Oh, my family. Me? I'm going to take Rhea. Rhea. My daughter, J'Kyra. My oldest.

Sade. And it's going to be out of CJ. It's going to be out of my son, little Chad, or my daughter, or my other daughter that runs track. Mocha. That'd be abs5 oh we we'll probably win too we'll be we'll beat your family uh i'm taking my three kids and my sister oh yeah we're gonna beat y'all we're gonna beat y'all Man we can set it up We can have our own We can have our own family feud

You get your kids I get my kids Man Ocho What you call them Man some of them questions I mean who asked you First of all Who did y'all ask

And how did that answer make How did those answers make the board Right right Cause I'm like ain't no way Hey that'd be nice make it? How do those answers make the board? Right, right. Ain't no way. Hey, that'd be nice. That'd be nice. Well, you should've went up because they used to have family feud

with the NFLPA. Did you all have the NFC? They had the NFC versus the AFC. For real? Yeah. Man, I didn't know that. Who was the AFC. For real? Yeah. I didn't know that. Who was the host? Was Steve Harvey? Steve Harvey was hosting then? Yeah, Steve

has been the host. Yeah, it wasn't Richard Dawson was long gone. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, but Steve was the host. They still have it. Shoot, I like that. Let me tell you, I know Steve is going to see this. Tell Steve, let's get this family feud the Johnson's versus the Sharp

the Johnson's versus the Sharp's at one whole episode oh lord have mercy the top five answers on the board we surveyed a hundred women hey Uncle Joe what advice can you give my girlfriend who's 28 and just got diagnosed with stage three colon cancer how would you deal with that at this age wow that's a very very serious diagnosis

um very serious damn yeah I don't really know something of that magnitude I don't want to say do this or do that but I will say I think the thing is that I don't know what the prognosis the doctors

have said but I do believe that god man that's great but you got to stay positive you got to stay the mind of the mind if you think about it doctors always tell you to stay positive no matter what yeah even even when we i've had my own surgery, you know, I had my hips and, you know, had a sculpt on my knee and have my eye socket. But they tell you the mind is sometimes the best, your best medicine. Even with the medicine that they give you, your mind, you can convince yourself like, man, this medicine ain't doing nothing. And it won't do anything.

Yeah. So, Jacindo, bro. That's heavy. Yeah, man. The only thing I can tell you, bro,

is stay positive. Man. Pray. Ask for strength and guidance and understanding. Not for that everything's going to be okay. ask for strength and guidance and understanding not for that everything's gonna be okay and that's all I got bro

I mean I wish I could give you something magic that could lift you I know it's tough on her at being at such a young age but there's one thing about that death is that magic that could lift you. I know it's tough on her at being at such a young age. But there's one thing about that death is that young, old, black, white,

women, children, men, death doesn't discriminate. No. No, never. Regardless of race, color, religion, it don't discriminate. It don't matter.

But I can tell you this, Jacindo, all of Nightcap is praying for you and your girlfriend. And we wish you guys the best. And hopefully in a couple of months, you can come back on and say, oh, she's in remission. And it's smooth sailing ahead. For sure. Austin Gomes said, Hey, uncle, no, Joe love to show. Have you guys thought about releasing merch related to nightcap?

We have, and it's coming in the very, very near future. Upgrade King. Oh, that Polish shirt looking good. What's with the merch we got? He got no merch. We had this at a golf shirt. We had these made when I was doing the rounds. I was going to the signings

and then I wore this and my brother wore one at DJ Khaled golf tournament. So it's only special occasion. I'm kind of running out of t-shirts. I got to get a new stash or find out some new some new designs on some t shirts. Maybe I come up with my own. You know, so that's

what I'm trying to do. But I appreciate it. Ah, alien Pando. What's up? Okay, no, Joe recently turned 21 and started Oklahoma State University. What's some advice y'all give me keep killing it. 21? Yep. Advice? Shit.

Boy, lock in the best you can at 21. You know what I was doing when I was 21? All over the place. All over the place. Had one major, then another major, then that major turned into another major. Boy, that age.

Enjoy yourself. Have fun. Bro, what you want in life? I understand enjoying yourself, bro, but what you want in life and how soon do you want to achieve it? I mean, for me, I knew what I wanted to do at 12 years old. 21, I'm a senior in college.

I got tunnel vision. And I know everybody is not focused and driven and shunted, and sometimes it takes people a little longer. Sometimes it might be 25. sometimes it might be 30 but i didn't have that kind of time i was on the timeline i was really on the time i was on the timeline yeah to get that because uh that was my process. But bro, enjoy, enjoy. And because guess what?

You're not going to always be 21. And I don't know if, if you have responsibilities as far as like, I don't know how much your parents or help you, but at some point in time, bro, you're going to have to, you're going to have to start a adulting. That's the thing. You would have to start adulting.

That's the thing. You're going to have to start adulting. But hopefully you enjoyed your teenage years. You're enjoying college. But... It goes fast. It does. Devon Bryant. Hey, Uncle Nocho. Recent college grad in L.A.

graduated with a degree in sports broadcasting commentary. Also working video from Sissy like your producer, CJ. I'm looking forward to starting the field. Would love to connect. Ash. He meant Joe. Huh? Oh.

They. Oh. Jordan, he went to the same school as you? Huh? Oh, it's he went to the same school as you? Huh? Oh, it's you. Oh. So you're not going to put no good word in for him now, huh? Come on, how you going to do that?

Now you went to the same school as Jordan and you talking about CJ. I mean, you better be trying to be butt up to George so George can put a word in for you. But that's probably it. Probably intern. As of right now, the interns that's coming on Club Shea Shea, the first batch of interns coming from Savannah State. Huh? And yeah, I'm saying, but I'm saying the first batch of interns coming from Savannah State. Huh? And I, yeah, I'm saying,

but I'm saying, the first batch of interns that's going to be on Club Shasha and Nightcap, they're coming from Savannah State. Now, after that, we can blend, but they're coming from my alma mater first. So,

they're going to get first cracking and seeing how this thing work and see if it's something that they want to do. Al the Sailor said, "'Please wish my daughter happy birthday for tomorrow.' Abe from Hollywood Broward, Ocho." You know what that is, Ocho? Happy birthday.

Happy birthday, sis. You said they from the crib they from Broward from Hollywood Broward are they from the crib that where you from happy birthday I'm from day I'm from day but you know we all family

we all family where are we where are we now Ash oh wow got eight oh so what do we start with today cause I had one one million Where are we now, Ash? Oh, wow. Got eight. Oh, so what did we start with today? Because I had one million.

Oh, Joe, we're about to hit 1.1. We have 1,095,000 subs. 1,095,000. Oh, we're almost 97 now? Oh, we could definitely hit that in a moment. Hey, YouTube, where are our plaques? We need our plaques. Ocho need his plaques. I need it for the new place so I can hang that up.

I want that plaque to be the first thing people see when they walk in. Real soon she get rid of that poster, though. What poster? The one behind me? Yep. Oh, hey, I got a nightcap sign ready for the new place. My nightcap just came. I'm like, what the hell is that?

I asked somebody. Well, I had to go pick that thing up. I said, I know damn well they didn't see it here because that's my first time seeing it. But we got a nightcap that's going to go where the club Shay Shay. Yeah. I got to get me a big plate. I probably got about two more weeks in here and I'm gone. Yeah.

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