Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Davante Adams future, long-lasting relationships, Ocho trash talk

Episode Date: October 13, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson discuss the ongoing Davante Adams trade drama with the Pittsburgh Steelers being the latest team to throw their name in the hat and if he would be better off staying in Las Vegas. Later, Unc and Ocho commend New England Patriots QB Drake Maye for being with his girlfriend since age 12, Ocho trash talks Shawn Merriman and much more!03:14 - Raiders/Davante11:30 - Drake Mays still dating same gf after 12 years30:30 - Q and Aye(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The only way they're getting anything out of him is to trade him. And here's the kicker. Yeah, the asking price. Nobody want. They know you got to trade him. I ain't going to give you what you want. Plus, we ain't playing none of the salary. Because the Raiders want. You know what I'm saying? Teams, we ain't playing none of the salary. Because the Raiders won't.

You know what I'm saying? Teams want the Raiders to pick up the salary. Right. I just hold on to them and do it in the offseason. I don't like this from a dog. I don't like it from a dog one bit. From a production standpoint, from a statistical standpoint,

when you're not putting up numbers, you should be. It gives you as a player no leverage. You have to rely on what you've done in the past as a way to attract suitors. I hope I would love I would hope and I would like for this situation to get rectified rather sooner than later. For me, to me, you know how I feel about Tay to me being one of the best in the league. If not still, it's just that the fact of

the opportunities don't come as often as they should. The consistent quarterback play that he's used to having, being put in position to make plays consistently. He doesn't get it as often as we're all used to seeing. So obviously he suffered because of that. And now we're at a point where he's not happy.

I don't think the Raiders are happy with him. Let me find it. They need to get, just fix the situation. Get it out of the way. Just get it out of the way. Hey. Let me find out. They need to get, just fix the situation. Get it out of the way. Just get it out of the way. Hey, let me find out. You come to me and say, hey, man, I'm trying to sell my house. I say, really? What you looking for, Ocho? Man, I ain't looking for

six. And then I read the paper. Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson's house about to go in foreclosure. Nah, Ocho, I ain't gonna be able to get you six. Nah, bro, I'm sorry. Hey, you gonna give me what you can about to go in foreclosure. Nah, Ocho, I ain't going to be able to give you six. Nah, bro, I'm sorry. Hey, you going to give me what you can because I'm in foreclosure, huh? You damn right.

And that's what the Raiders, and that's what teams know the Raiders are up against. They know you got to get rid of it. They know Tay is unhappy. Mm-hmm. Man, I can't give you a second round pick. Hey, it's a dirty game, man. It's a dirty game. It's a dirty game it's a dirty why they think why you think they charge you twenty dollars for a beer at a stadium

where you gonna get beer from i charge you ten dollars for a coke where else you gonna get it from yeah you gotta charge you ten dollars for a hot dog well you better eat a belly full before you got there because you ain't to be hungry because these are the prices right hey hold on how about this though why you think when there's a huge

sporting event let's say we got Super Bowl coming up why you think the hotel price is going to go up yeah why you think

the flight price is going to skyrocket and I'm going to make you I'm going to get you a full night minimum because I ain't going to have you break your ass here on Friday

Saturday night and leave on Sunday. No. Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night, Sunday night. Yeah, we need all your coins. Yes. So, I don't know what to tell you. You're absolutely right. Anytime the weekend come, the prices are going to skyrocket because they know people want to travel on the weekend

so it's best to try to you know if you can leave it you know Monday Tuesday come back on a Monday Tuesday because when you bring your ass back on the weekend everybody want to go somewhere or want to get back but yeah I can't

if I'm a team I'm going to hold out hey I got a fourth player that's all I got for you I'm a team I'm going to hold out I got a fourth player that's all I got for you Ocho I got a fourth rounder for you that if we make the A Ocho that if we make the playoffs it'll go to a third just make them happy so both

sides can part ways yeah people talk about you can bring stuff to the movies I guess now because back in the day they didn't let can bring stuff to the movies i mean i guess now because back in the day they let you bring nothing to the movie they they looking i mean i just take i take starbucks i put twizzlers starbucks in my purse in my pants and stuff you know i'm saying like they're made it man they're charging five six dollars for that stuff is that i you know what the fact i'm talking about i haven't been to the moon in a very long time i can't remember the last movie i did see obviously i can't leave the old show now that $6 for that stuff. You know what? The fact, I'm talking about, I haven't been to the moon in a very long time.

I can't remember the last movie I did see. Obviously, COVID. I can't either, Ocho. Now that you mention it. But I used to, huh? Now that you mention it, I can't remember the last movie

I saw in the theaters. Right. You know, I'm watching, I mean, I think I've maybe watched two movies in the last five, four years on my TV, but in the theaters.

Please tell me the last time I've been before COVID hit, I went to Cinebistro. Y'all got Cinebistro in where you at? We do, yeah. Man, I went to Cinebistro. They had the calamari. They had the calamari first. They brought me the calamari.

Then they had the steak with the mashed potatoes and the broccoli. Oh, man. I can't even remember what movie that was I saw. But God damn, I ain't even remember what movie that was I saw but god damn I ain't been back since yeah but that was an enjoyable moment

I gotta be careful eating like that cause you know they got them seats that lay all the way down oh yeah I'm going to sleep man I eat all that food like that don't you I'm going to sleep yeah that can happen and don't you I'm going to sleep yeah that can happen that can happen yeah yeah and don't let the movie

don't let the movie be boring they have to come in there and wake you up you know what I'm saying don't let me go in there there ain't nobody in there with you know ain't nobody in there with us hey stop boy You gonna do

it here? Yeah! Yeah! Hey, that's a different kind of movie. Man, look. I couldn't do it now. Right. But

Caught Your Boy about 25 ago. Oh, it your boy about 25 ago. Oh, it's on. Oh, I want the thought. I don't want to get caught, Ocho, but I want the thought of somebody like, but now,

I can't even take that chance no more, Ocho. You can't do it. You can't do it. Hey, hold on. You been to the drive-in theater before? Yeah. Okay, I'm just making sure. Matter of'm just making sure matter of fact last time I went

you know you already know I already know you ain't got to tell me twice hey that's a nice date now that I think about it that's a nice cool date drive in pull up.

Especially if you got your convertible like back in the days. I'm talking about back in the day. Yeah. Man, put the top back, man. You got your blanket. You got your blanket. It wasn't no camera phones, Ocho.

It was nobody. Hey, everybody walking by, they minding their business. Yeah. I'm handling my business. You know what I'm saying? That's how it's supposed to be. It's business on business. You mind your business, I'm handling my business. You know what I'm saying? That's how it's supposed to be. It's business on business.

You mind your business, I'm handling business. Yeah, yeah. The good days. As a matter of fact, if you're in Atlanta, y'all know about the drive-in on Moreland. As a matter of fact, there's a federal... In 2024? I think so. I ain't been in a long time.

And there's a federal prison right across the street. Yes, sir. Anybody in the chat? Oh, see, yeah, he's right off Moreland Avenue. That's what he's talking about. There you go. Moreland Avenue. Oh, so it is still there? Still there.

That's live. That's live. I need to find a drive in here in Miami or anywhere in the area. I drive. I don't know if y Miami or anywhere in the area. I drive. I don't know if y'all got them or not. I drive. Yeah. I mean, like I said, I mean, we used to have a –

there was one in – there was a drive-in in Vidalia. There was a drive-in in Claxton. There was a drive-in in Hinesville. Hinesville is Fort Stewart. That's where the Army base was. They closed the one in Claxton. That was the first one to close. And then the one in Vidalia, excuse me, they closed that one.

And then you had to go to Fort Stewart. Now, I think the one in Hinesville is still open, the drive-in. I could be wrong. Now, you're talking about, I mean, maybe I was in high school, my freshman year of college, so I couldn't tell you, but I know that one on Moreland Avenue, it was open. Yeah. It wasn't the only thing that was open either. You know what I'm saying?

Let me go ahead. I'm going on. I'm going on. You know what I'm saying? The Patriots rookie Drake May and his girlfriend, Anna Michael Hudson, started dating when they were 12 years old. Ten years later, they're still dating. Oh, Joe, do you remember your girlfriend from when you were 12 years old? When I was 12?

Remember, I told a story. I told a story. I thought she was my girl at the time. Yeah. You know, I let her get my crayons out of my 64 crayon box. I let her get the red shades and I went to PE and she was playing with somebody else at PE. So I thought she was my girl at the time. I think probably if, you know, she was loyal during those days, we would probably still be together today.

Man, stop it. No, I just I think we would because I be together today man stop it no i'm i'm i just i think we would because i i mean this night i had loved her i don't think you understand the importance of having a 64 box of crayola crayons back in them days i do that that was like having a ferrari or lamborghini for us as kids 64 box of crayrayola crayons? You like Skittles? I gave you three of my red color shades. Three different shades of red. I let you use them because you need to use them. And when you go to PE,

you playing with Timothy. Well, Timothy said he needed a shade of red. Hey, boy, after that, when they came back to class, I took my goddamn crayons back. I ain my goddamn crayons back I ain't speak to everybody I ain't speak to everybody two months don't even look my way that's alright Timothy was talking to her Timothy probably said don't worry about

him he don't mean nothing listen Timothy couldn't do nothing with her because he had a he only had a pack of crayons yeah his parents didn't give him the 64 box. So that's the same. You just talked about that message about 80-20. Yeah.

She left the 80 for the 20%. But guess what? She said, you know what? Timothy said, I got eight pack in her. You got 64 pack in nothing. I take eight pack in her. That's fine. That's fine. Because she's going to do her. That's fine. That's fine.

Because she's going to do it. Hey, listen. The one thing about it, if she did it to me, she's going to do it to you. That's okay. I'm trying to think. 12?

For what grade you in in 12? Eight? Don't give me the line. Probably seventh grade. Don't give me the line. Yeah. I ain't saying nothing. Because I already told you.

My casket going to weigh a lot. Because I'm taking a lot of ish to my grave. I just want y'all to know. I'm going to need some strong brothers. I'm going to need six of the strongest brothers y'all got. Because my casket going to be extra heavy, Ocho. I'm taking ish to my grave I'm taking it

so uh oh no I'm trying to 12 did I have to was I even man not not in the 7th grade 8th grade nah eighth grade nah wasn't no girlfriend you know

yeah I mean she had a boyfriend but I ain't have no girlfriend oh whoa whoa whoa whoa you was on demon time back in the 60s huh man I was on 60s man that was a damn hell roll with you hell roll with you.

Hell roll with you, man. Man, that was late 70s. Okay. 60s, 70s, all the same, ain't long. Nah. Who that? No. Yeah, I mean i i know some people that that that that day-to-day i mean was with their girls since they were like 12 13 14 yeah oh i don't i don't know nobody i got a lot i got a lot of class i got a lot of classmates that have been together yeah yeah they've been together like that? Yeah, they've been together since they were like the 10th grade. You know what? I would have to think,

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I mean, I ain't looking, but I'm looking, if that makes sense. It makes perfect sense. Yeah. I'm looking, but I ain't looking. Man, I saw a couple of them, Ocho. You know how you have the train? Right. And they be dragging?

Yeah. They got them things sitting over there, that train ain't gonna even touch the ground. Woo! Woo! Listen, I know what you mean.

I don't want to react too much. I don't want to get, I don't want to get too happy and excited about what you're saying. But I'm picking up what you're putting down. I'm gonna leave it at that. These women today,

hey, these women on another level. You know, it's another set of eyes that's watching right now. I'm going to leave it at that. These women today, hey, these women on another level. You know, it's another set of eyes that's watching right now. I don't want no problems at home. Nah, real,

real, real, don't, don't, don't, don't hit him upside his head when he come in the door. But I don't show,

whoo, boy, these women today. Yeah, man, it's different. It's different. It's different.

I'm glad I'm in my 50s. Because they get all, if I was in my fifties. Cause they get off. If I was in my thirties, they get all my little NFL money. All love it. All love it. Yep. All of it.

Oh, Joe. Man. Yeah. I'm going to work me. I'm going to work me a good three, four more years. Oh,

Joe, you shut it down. I'm going to work me a good three, four more years, Ocho. You shut it down? I'm going to deactivate everything. Whoa! I'm falling off the grid. I don't know about that one. I'm going off the grid, Ocho. That's the only way you can survive, bro.

No, you can survive on the grid, too. All you need is a little discipline. I got discipline. That's why I'm going to get off the grid. I just want to live happily every afternoon. You can live happily every afternoon. Raise my kids.

You know what I'm saying, Ocho? I'm going to have two more kids. You done told me to, Ocho I'm happy to both kids you done talked me into it Ocho there you go hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey listen listen listen you might I don't even think you're playing around

I think you done found somebody I think you done found somebody you didn't tell everybody but I'm happy for you what I'm happy for you let's go. Man.

Nah. I don't know, Ocho. Look. I need to have like a seven-year-old. Right. Because, man, my nerves, man, Ocho. My nerves, man. Yeah.

But I think, listen, you starting over, man, that'll be good for you. Keep it young, keep it young keep it young, you know, make you feel like a spring chicken again, you know make you feel like a young boy, imagine you're gonna be a cooked goose nah, nah, you're gonna be good, imagine you you know, 57, you know

infant, you know changing pampers once again she hits you, baby crying 3-4 in the morning hey, go change the pamper you getting again, she hits you, baby crying three, four in the morning, hey, go change the pamphlet. You getting up, you know, heating up the milk, then, you know, tapping it on

you to make sure. How old the baby? Huh? She better not wake me up if the baby after three months old, she wake me up, she might be working on another one. Leave me alone. Let me sleep. Let let me sleep leave me be nah Ocho

I'm gonna leave that to you I'm done I'm done French fry she gonna be three Ocho you good for one more Ocho oh hell nah Ocho you can do one more I'm done. I'm done. Huh? French fry? She gonna be three. Ocho, you good for one more, Ocho. Oh, hell no.

Ocho, you can do one more. Oh, no. Real. Make Ocho squeeze one more. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Matter of fact, I'm finna go get fixed anyway. Ocho, I never had you pay for a quitter. No, I'm not a quitter,

but I'm finna go get neutered. I'm definitely not a quitter. Definitely, definitely not that. I'm getting a night nurse. What's that? I ain't getting up. Somebody that's in the house that when the baby cry, they get up and feed them and change them and do everything. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay.

You gotta be careful with that. You know, you always hear weird stories about people, you know, not doing right by your kids. I just can't see anybody like that. No, they need to do right. Yeah, that's all I got for you. Man, Ocho, I had to, me and Joy was on this flight. We like, yeah, man, we're going to get, man, yesterday.

Y'all need to make this right by me, too. Man. It was the longest. Ash opened her mouth, her janky ass. Yeah. Oh, y'all, they go back in there. I will be home long before y'all do. I said, hey, it's an easy start we got an hour and

a half layover we're gonna get off the plane Jordan and I go to the crack go to the sky club right I get some ginger ale Jordan get like 12 cookies some rice oh he definitely get his buddy worth out of there right so we go in there flight delay oh man it is so instead of leaving at such and such a time we're gonna leave at this time okay right i get down to ocho they delayed the flight again in between me walking down there but you know what no problem there are a lot of pilots that's based out of salt lake city so it shouldn't be a problem. No problem. Two hours later. So we go, oh, Jordan, I go back to the crime room.

We two hours later. He hit me. Boss, they say we born now at 1030. Oh, Lord, have mercy. So, Shelly, always on top of things when I'm traveling traveling Shelly don't go to bed until I get to the destination where I'm supposed to be she goes ahead and books Jordan and I on the last flight that's out that's 11 15 right cool so we walk down to the gate pilots are on their way every Every pilot walk by Jordan.

That might be them, Jordan. I think that's them, Jordan. They walk by the gate. That ain't them. So here come two. I said, Jordan, that's them. You see how they're walking? They're walking, looking. They're slowing down. They hit that right. That's them, Jordan. That's them. Open the door.

They get down to the plane. That lady gonna come on the plane and tell me, this flight has been canceled. Next flight is celebrating. Oh, hell no. That's exactly what I said. I said, y'all knew that. Y'all knew that all the goddamn old long

that y'all wasn't going to get this plane out there. So you were stuck in Utah? We got on... So, like I said, Shelly booked Jordan on the 11-15. So, we got an A-36.

We weighed out at age 8. I can only walk so fast, Ocho. Yeah. My hips. I've been on my feet all day, Ocho. So I ain't. I know you're irritable.

Yeah. Ocho, but check this out. We are going to take off. Even though we were delayed, we get on the plane. Right. I'm sitting. Ocho, this is how I operate. Normally, people like, hey, how you doing?

Hey, I'm good. Fine. How are you? If somebody, if you ask a person, oh, how you doing? And they don't say, I'm good fine how are you if somebody if you ask if you ask a person oh how you doing and they don't say I'm doing fine how are you or where you headed they don't want to talk right

hey how you doing I'm doing good that's me that's it oh where you headed? So I get what, Ocho, I get what? Well, you don't talk much, huh? So by this time, the pilot comes on, says, well, Ocho, we're supposed to be able to get out. You know, we're close to our hours, but we're going to be able to get out on time.

So we're going to be just fine. They back up a half an inch. Oh, there's something going on with the steering. Maintenance? Oh, hell. Ocho, I've got 6,000 hours flying this plane, flying these 320s, and I've never seen this problem before. Man, you know damn well it ain't no problem. Y'all up at the hours, you're up against

the hours, and you're not going to be able to get out. You want to make it seem like it's the plane. So, we wait. So now, Ocho, 11-15, we getting on the flight. Right. It just so happens, the guy that was sitting next to me, he already on the plane. Now, I took my glasses

off, Ocho, they had your boy and coach. They talk about... Give me that move back George hey so you know everybody

everybody get on the plane they got backpack purses they hit me all upside

my head I'm just doing this like all over shoulders I said come on, man.

Jordan, I mean, Ocho, I'm sitting like this here. So you ain't have an exit row? Ocho, I would prefer to sit by the window for the simple fact everybody walking by, they hit me with their purse

or their backpack or whatever they got across their shoulders. Right. Well, I would love to be on that plane for that. That's right. We had a good time.

Oh, because Ash flew Greyhound on the skies. Spirit. That's trailways. Ash flew Southwest. Okay, okay southwest okay okay okay okay listen you wouldn't have had no issues if you was on spirit you would have got where you wanted to go no i wouldn't no i wouldn't i said you know what ocho my prayers a lot of my prayers the last three months i've been asking god

for patience yeah well i got on the plow i said three months, I've been asking God for patience. Yeah. So I got on the plane. I said, God, I know I've been asking you for patience, but I was hoping you would like push this thing down the road for a couple of months. I ain't need you to give me patience so soon. Listen, one thing about it, if you ask for something, you better be able and willing to receive it because he's going to test you right away. Ocho, remember I tell you about the guy? He was sitting right beside me. So I get on the plane. He already on the

plane. Oh, there's my buddy. How you doing, bud? Oh, he's not talking to me. He's upset because he's not in first class. Oh, one of those. Jordan say, boss, hey, it's okay. Just go to sit down. Yeah. One of those.

You know one of them guys that want to be funny he wants to be the life of the party at the wrong time yes yes but actually guys this is the first connect that I've had

because you know when you fly like certain certain places don't have direct flights right right so like when we did the um you know dallas and houston thing like that they don't have uh delta don't fly there they have to fly something else so i'll fly like that but i was like oh. But as miserable as I was, I know Delta's going to make it right for me. So I don't even want to talk about it no more. I know Delta's going to do the right thing.

They're going to hook it up for me. They're going to hook it up for me. Ocho, now it's time for Q&A. Q&A. A is three, eight. It feels so cool being up this late. Hell, I was up this late last night. Could it be a joy?

We just landed. Mario Chiquito said, What's up, Uncle Ocho? I love y'all and the show. Ocho, next time you're in Cali, let me know if you need that work in the weight room. Oh, yeah. I got you.

I got you. By the time I go back to Cali, I'll be in Cali in two room. Oh, yeah. I got you. By the time I go back to Cali, I'll be in Cali in two weeks. Oh, yeah. Sean Merriman told me to tell you he wants to win of you and Debo. Matter of fact, man, I beat the shit out of Sean Merriman, man. Tell him to stop playing with me, man. This shit ain't no joke, man.

I'm just saying. That's what he said. I'm just saying. Listen, life is not a joke, man. Tell him there are consequences and repercussions behind the words that he's saying. Don't play with me, man. Listen, man. Hey, I'm not one of your kids, man. Sean, I know you're going to see this. And I will literally, I will punch your face off.

Don't play with me, man. Frederick Baxter said, do y'all think Hunter should play only defense? Because the second year, getting hurt on offense, they needed more than a trans defense than offense. This just killed his Heisman. What you think, Ocho? No. Hell no.

He didn't kill nothing. He didn't kill nothing. Just one game. Hell, Quinn Harris missed two games, right? It didn't kill his Heisman. He's still in the Heisman running? No, he ain't. Okay. You'll see. Genting went over 200

again tonight, Ocho. Yeah. You'll see. He got over 1,206 games, Ocho. Damn. I know. And just think about what he would he had 186 in the first half and didn't play again last week he didn't play the second half

hey so are they purposely keeping him out purposely just so he can he fresh he fresh um how many yards I think he had you think it hurts his high school we still got a long season to go now well he got 1,200 yards.

So, hold on. Let me see. Jenty had 31 carries, 217 yards, one touchdown. Dang! So, now he has 1,200. He has 100 and what? 120, 31, 127 carries for over 1,200 yards. So he's averaging 10 yards a carry.

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But see, there's a thing, though, Ocho. I don't care. He runs for 2,400, 2,500 yards. No matter where it's at, he'll get that Heisman. Because I didn't think anybody was going to ever break Barry's record. Barry ran for 26, 28. And

35, 37 touchdowns. He rushed for 2,400 yards, 2,500 yards, Ocho. He's going to get that Heisman. News 864, Uncan Ocho he gonna get that eyes news 864 Uncle Ocho I know D on y'all boy but Shiloh was good and terrible tonight be honest about it

Shiloh just he just coming back from a broken forearm ain't he first game back his timing yeah his timing was off

he got juked in the hole it happened to the best of him oh yeah most definitely one thing you you got to close the distance if you and him in the hole you stop your feet he gonna shake the inch out of you

you got to close it fast yeah once you check your feet it's over the best thing to do Ocho is to shoot your shot shoot I'm telling you right you gotta shoot fast

before you can make a move you gotta get in there and I'm not I'm not even a defender and I know that got to it's just like hey you in the club

you see her go ahead and shoot your shot don't you like hey man I'm gonna wait till she come over here or I'm gonna make walk as soon as you see her

make a beeline go right to her hey give me what's your name? You for right? I ain't never seen you before. Hey, Tayson, what's up? In 85, what was your first college choice?

Had you been able to choose, or did you go where you wanted to go? Nebraska? Fam. Nebraska. I wanted to go to the Cornhuskers. Man, you see, hey. Them Jokers had them jerseys rolled up.

They had them stomachs out and all them arms. Man. Well, who was the quarterback then? Uh. Who was the quarterback? Who was the quarterback? Nebraska was good then?

Oh, Nebraska. Oh, hell yeah. They're running that wishbone though, right? Yeah. Who's the quarterback? Turner Gill. Turner Gill was when I first started noticing Nebraska. Turner Gill.

They had Mike Rozier. They had Irving Fryer. Remington. The center that the award is named after. Right, right. The Remington Award. He was their Dean Stein cooler. You know, they had, you know, Neal Smith was on defense and they had Sandman, Broderick Thomas.

Oh, they were the black shirts. It was stacked. Yeah. I mean, obviously not not really knowing much about college growing up, just grandma and mama forcing me to go to, to the classic. I want to go to fam. I want to go to fam.

Obviously from a football standpoint, uh, UM, the U would have probably been my choice, but as a kid growing up, I wanted to go to fam and I wanted to be in the band i wanted to be in the band and play football we're we're a combination and just i have a fascination for music instruments i know a lot of people don't even know i played my grandma forced me to play piano and saxophone

so that's where that decision and choice came from if i had my choice. Yeah. But the best decision I made was going to Savannah State. The only time that we really heard about a black college Ocho was Lou Rawls, the United Negro College Fund. College Fund. I knew you was going to say that. That was it. I didn't even know Savannah State existed.

Hell, I grew up 65 miles from it. You heard about Grambling and Southern and all those. And I never went on a visit to Savannah State. Coach Davis came and recruited me, told me, said, son, if I was an NFL user and I could draft, you'd be the number one draft pick.

Best decision. The best decision had a little help. My brother said I was going to go to Savannah State. I didn't really give me a whole lot of choice in the matter, but I definitely went. And man, probably one of the four or five greatest decisions I've ever made. Cyril P. said, how feasible is putting one of them quotes on every bottle of La Portier?

Not very feasible. Telling my guy, I got the book right, listen, hold on now, I got the book right here. It's like that black book, you know, where you had your phone numbers? I got the book. Yeah, you know what, they talk about how the email

and the phones get you in trouble. Think about how many numbers that you done wrote down on that piece of paper that got you in trouble, that you forgot about. And the old lady cleaned it out of them pants pockets. And that number come out. Malik Jones said, Uncle Nocho love the show. It's my daughter Ivy's first birthday.

Can y'all give her a shout out? Much love. Keep being great, fellas. Ivy, we sure can, can malik ivy happy birthday happy first birthday um i don't know well how you how do they start letting kids eat real food like nine months

ten months a year year oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah she got some solid food she birthday cake oh yeah happy birthday huh to you. With who? Happy birthday

to you. Hey, Malik, Jordan said he was in the airport with you. Is that how you got through? Yeah. Jordan said he was in the airport with a boy with his daughter's first birthday. So happy first birthday, Ivy. Malik, congratulations, bro.

Thank you for your support. Edwin Barito. Uncle Nocho, cheers from Puerto Rico. Man, I need to make my way down to Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico. I need to make my way down to Puerto Rico, the Dominican. You know, I hear her stories.

Yeah. Listen, I got I'm going with you. He said, yep. He went to school with you. Yeah. He was in the airport with Jordan.

You going with me, Joe? Yeah. Why are you telling me? We going to Puerto Rico? I can't go by myself. You going with me, Ojo? Yeah, why are you telling me? We going to Puerto Rico? Yeah, I can't go by myself, Ojo. You said, oh, we going to DR too? Mm-hmm. And you said you heard a story.

What kind of story? So I have a better understanding of what I'm getting myself into and how I'm going to get myself out of it. Mm. I don't know. It's just something like, you know, it's just something like you know it's just the way they talk

oh oh oh I speak Spanish so I can translate for you anything you want to know okay because I'm papi I didn't want to hear you call me papi the chocolate not what I want to hear you say papi the chocolate

papi the chocolate. That's what I want to hear him say. Bobby the chocolate. Bobby the chocolate. Hell no. I don't even know if that's a phrase, but it sounds good. I want to hear him say it. Don't go to the Dominican Republic. Why not? Oh, man. Ocho said it's a good place to go

I'ma think I'ma have to go I'm sorry yeah oh the BBL center man I ain't gonna get no BBL and the women in the middle they ain't got the way they need a BBL they already got built like that yeah I think

it's out there heavy though it's out there heavy though. It's out there heavy. Oh, with BBS? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that's where everyone goes. I don't care nothing about that. You do you. Whatever you need to do to feel good about yourself and to enhance

your features, so be it oh yeah take them old Sparks over there with us Ojo uh uh you say take them Sparks over there with us you take them Sparks okay

I ain't about to hey my name Bennett and I ain't about to Hey My name Bennett And I ain't in it He said no No no You take it for you Not no us Now all of a sudden

It ain't no Unk and Ocho It's just Unk It's the Unk show now All this time It's been Unk and Ocho Now it's just Unk Oh hell nah Tammy Wiggins said Unk and Ocho Fromives his own. Tammy Wiggins said, Uncle Ocho from H-Town, go Texas.

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Much love. Much, much. Appreciate y'all. Appreciate y'all. Much love. Much, much. Man, I can't believe it. Oh yeah, you see Ocho, the cut his boy off. Nah, I ain't cut you off. Listen, I'm gonna be right there with you. Okay. I'm gonna be right there with you. I'm gonna be a little behind. I'm gonna

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