Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Lions fans silence stewardess, Dwight Howard joins Nightcap, NBA roundup

Episode Date: November 12, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to Detroit Lions fans silencing a stewardess on a flight during game winning FG. Later, Unc and Ocho are joined by NBA Champion Dwight Howard to discuss his snub from the NBA’s 75th Anniversary team, Dwight’s time on Dancing with the Stars, the ceiling for LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers and much more!03:13 - Viral video of Lions fans on flight07:20 - Viral woman cancels honeymoon14:40 - 15 yr old sends herself 7k from her father’s iphone25:30 - The Rock coming clean about behavior on set27:00 - Iron man at home29:00 - Dwight Howard Joins53:20 - Q and Ayyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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See DKNG.com slash promos for deposit, wagering, and eligibility restrictions, terms, and responsible gaming resources. Ocho, a video went viral of a plane full of Lions fans hushing the flight attendant during the game-winning field goal. Ocho, has your viewing experience during a big game ever been ruined? Wait, hold on. Bring that to me one more time. They were on the plane. Right. And, you know, they're watching the game. Right.

And, you know, she's trying to make her announcement about, you know, fasten your seatbelt. In case of allegedly, you know, drop from the ceiling. Right, right. Place yours on before you assist someone else. Right. And she... Yes. Stop talking. Y'all see us watching this. Oh, they... The plane shifts the flight attendant? Yes. Trying to. Y'all see us watching this. Oh, the plane shifts the flight attendant?

Yes. I made an announcement. That's funny. That's funny. For one, no disrespect. Everybody on the plane has been flying for years, I'm sure. They know, they understand the regulations. I know she has to do that because it's protocol. It's part of the FAA. Yes. Yeah. You know, but understanding, she got to read the room, honey. Honey, you got to read the

room. You know, if you know people are watching the game, and when you make an announcement, you know what it does to the TVs? They stop working. Yes. They stop working, and people are watching the goddamn game. Man, you're lucky ain't nobody cut your ass out. And you watch yourself, Mocho, and then

they come on the flank. You know, we're going to start coming Oh, man, stop! Just come around! You ain't got to tell us you finna come around with the car. Damn! When we see you in the aisle with the car, we'll know you coming around. Damn! Man, I be watching

somebody. Man, man please come on man hey that's funny that's funny can I tell you something I don't mean to do this when you get on the plane right and they come around they tell you

can you fasten your seatbelt on the plane? Yeah. For safety precaution. And I always think to myself, like, if I'm not sure what the seatbelt going to do, if anything was to happen. So, you know, I don't be wanting to augur, but I always thought about that. They'd be so hell bent on that goddamn seatbelt. Yeah.

And they talk about that seat cushion as a flotation. Hey, if that plane go down, I ain't gonna be able to use my seat cushion. I don't poop in it. I ain't about to put it next to my face. I'm about to throw that kid out the window. What good is a seat cushion gonna do me until that plane go down?

I done messed up everybody's cushions. Hey, man, listen, man. Boy, I, yeah, no, I ain't, I ain't, I ain't, I ain't finna talk about that. But you know what, Ocho? I go ahead and fasten mine because they make it seem like it's life or death if you

don't have that seat belt and that seat back to the full upright and locked position, like the plane won't start. I'm like, man, will the plane start if I don't have this seatbelt, that seat back to the full upright and locked position like the plane won't start. I'm like, man, will the plane start if I don't have this seatbelt up? Damn! What the hell? But they be on it, boy. They be on it. Listen, I don't

argue with them. I just fastened it up. I always bring my seat up right. Obviously, it's protocol. They have guidelines and rules that they have to follow. Yeah. I'm saying it, but in hindsight, when you really think about it,

this thing ain't gonna help if anything happens. Yeah, they make it seem like the plane won't crack if my seat belt ain't fast enough, my seat belt ain't up. Or your phone, if your phone, like your phone is gonna mess up with the electronic stuff up front if you on your goddamn phone

well we don't need to be flying if that's the case I don't argue with them people yeah I don't argue either I don't want to talk about this man hey if they ain't broke they spend I said ma'am it's broke

boom boom I said ma'am'am, it's broke. Look. Boom. Boom. Boom. I said, ma'am, I told you it's broke. You think I'm lying? Oh, man.

I said, man, it is. Hell no. Bad up that fly. Ocho, here it is. A woman is going viral for having to cancel her honeymoon after 270 guests wedding

only gave $3,000 in cash including one person who gave $10. Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa. She mad because she only got $3,000? $3,000. Also, she's trying to recoup her money from what she paid for the wedding.

I guess so. That's what it sounds like to me. Ocho, we just got... This is what she's saying. Here's her story. We just got married yesterday and we spent 60 K on our wedding with our guest count of 270. We worked our butt off and push so many bills, rent, et cetera,

only taking out a loan of 4,000 from my mom and demanding it back. By the end of the month, we received 3000 in cash checks, total and cards only. We're like freaking out, really devastated because we thought we'd get at least $10,000. The lowest card amount was $10. Has this happened to anyone else?

How do you move past this? It's really eating at both of us. Our lives just really disappointed about it. We were supposed to leave Monday for our honeymoon, but we canceled it instantly after opening everything. We literally couldn't buy a plane ticket. You're supposed to have already got that.

Okay, let me finish, JoJo. We couldn't buy a plane ticket, and we're going to buy them this morning because we booked the hotel for free with points. Hey, do me a favor, man. Help me understand that. What is the average cost of us regular folks? Not you. I think the average cost of us regular folks? Not you.

I think the average cost of a wedding is about $50,000. It's about $30,000 to $50,000. In this economy, what are you talking about? People can't afford that? Clearly. The average cost of a wedding is $35,000. Okay, that makes a little bit more sense.

So, I mean, when you think about it, if you really can't afford to have a wedding, why? I think people today are more caught up with the aesthetics.

I agree. The aesthetics of it and the look and just saying, oh, I got married. Not what marriage actually entails. You know?

Yeah. And $35,000, $40,000, $50,000. But who gets married who gets married ocho right and plans a wedding right gonna go through it with the hopes of recouping their money from gifts from family and friends i ain't buying no damn house and hope i win the lottery to pay for it i should already have that lined up how i'm going to pay for the home I like that, that sounds good, I like that I like that, I like that

they playing around, they couldn't afford that they couldn't afford that that's their fault that's their fault you got to stay within your budget too people in the chat, yo, listen to me, yo, we got to learn to act our wage

we need to learn to act our wage. We need to learn to act our wage. Many of us are living way above our means. And any little money we get, we trying to look a certain way, trying to dress a certain way, and just trying to cater to people that don't even care about us to live this way.

Yes. And look a certain way. I mean, it's just... The wedding is for the guests. Yeah. I ain't trying to impress y'all. Baby, we good? Yeah, you good?

Okay. Right, we good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen. But I hope half the time, a bunch of them are going to be like,

it ain't going to last. They're going to be talking ish about you as you're walking down the line. It ain't going to last long. I bet you I give it a year. I give it two years. Right.

But they dare to eat up your food and talk about everybody in there. Nah, you won't. Damn. My brother, sister, my kids, my mom, and her family. I'm going to have about six people. I'll let you triple me up. You can have 18, but they're going to be packed in the courthouse.

Where they going to be packed at? In the courthouse. Oh, shit. Man, I'm not paying no hundred thousand or two hundred thousand dollars for no damn wedding 200 who american dollars no i'm not even playing that in rubies ruples or whatever they whatever whatever currency of pesos natura whatever no nada hey shit hey you still got your suit for the wedding? I do. Yeah.

All right. But, hey, shit looking grim. But I'm going to ask my money. Huh? You don't have me go out there and go get some linen? Right. Oh, I know one thing. I'm getting married come February.

You heard me? All I know is. No, hold on. Let me finish. Let me finish. Now, stay with me okay i'm getting married in february i don't know who the fuck is gonna be but when that goddamn day come i'm walking down that aisle with somebody

well well i know who is gonna be there i but hold on let me take my glasses off now well i'm 46 years old man i ain't got time to be playing. What you trying to do? I mean, I mean, whoever's going to be. I'm walking down that motherfucker out in February. I ain't got. I ain't going. If it ain't my niece, I ain't going.

You know what? If you don't show up, that's fine. And I have you. Shit. What? If it ain't my niece. I hate for us to fall out now. Hey, I tell you. Shit, what? If it ain't my niece. I hate for us to fall out now. Hey, I tell you what,

when the minister say, does anybody object to this wedding? Let's speak now, fam. Hold your peace. I object! God damn it, I object. This ain't right. This ain't right. I'm going to have my own mic. Joy, go hand me a mic. I'm going to have my own mic. Joy, go hand me a mic. I'm going to have my mic.

Yeah. I've been knowing Ray for two years. Hey. She a good woman, Ocho. I'm going to tell you right now. I don't know who this is. I don't agree

with you being with Ocho. Me personally, I don't like you. Hey. We not going to accept you. personally, I don't like you. We not gonna accept you. The Nightcap family not accepting you. Hey, I know how you feel, but sometimes in life,

sometimes you gotta shit looking kind of grim right now, boy. So, you know, you might as well get it through your head, not get it through your skull. No can do. I refuse to. it might not be who you want it but i'm walking down that aisle come goddamn february because i'm finna be old i'm finna i'm finna be

old i ain't got i ain't got time i ain't got i ain't got time to play i ain't got time to play you got got me fucked i'll be drunk i'll be on that lap. And you know, I am not responsible for what I say. Hey, let me tell you something. I'm going to have open ball. I got three people performing and I, listen, I already,

I already paid my deposits too for, for the performers. I done paid. I done paid for the junk and noodle comfort form. Kiki Wyatt, Brian McKnight coming, Anthony Hamilton, John legend,

you know, and it's too late now. It's too late. Well, you know, so I mean, Anthony Hamilton, John Legend, you know. It's too late now. It's too late. I mean, either... I'm going to use your ceremony to get married my damn self to you. Since you got on over, brother, you're going to save me a ass load of money.

Hey, baby, we already got a venue we already got the act you ain't got to brag oh shit oh joe check this out a 15 year old sends herself seven thousand dollars from her father's iphone so my 15-year-old daughter went through my phone, sent herself $7,000 while I was asleep. I'm filing a police report right now. She going to jail. Not before I tell her I answer.

Alright, Uncle, well, you can't put your hands on your kids during this era? Hey, Libby. Hey, Libby. Hey, Shelly. Give Libby in the 90s. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, Shelly. Right.

Give Libby this money. Have her come down and get me. If my 15-year-old ever did, first of all, they can't do that because I ain't got no app on the phone

where you can get no money. Right, right, right, right. And so I ain't got no PayPal. I ain't got no Zelle, no Venmo.

So I don't know what the hell she's going to send herself. She can't send herself no Uber, but she better put Uber on my phone to get the F away from me. Because if she ever did something like, boy, please.

Oh, man. My kids don't even, boy, look here. My kids would never disrespect me like that. Yeah. They wouldn't even take, I leave money out. Right.

I wish a dollar be gone. I wish it would blow on the floor because I'm going to think you moved it. Man, please. $7,000? Hold on. You know what? I bet I can tell you

what the initiative was. Definitely wasn't no black folk. It was. What? Yes. What? Yes. What? Boy. That must have been the gentrified version of us.

I don't know what it was. But I'm going to tell you I had something like the old us. I told you it wasn't the old us. That's the gentrified us. Shit. 7,000? In this economy? Boy,

boy, I start. Somebody say, that's ass-whipping money. Absolutely. Throw out the frame. Bad please. First of all, you 15. What the hell you...

First of all, you don't do none of that. You don't send yourself $7, $70, $700, let alone $7,000. Yeah, that's crazy. Boy, please. That's crazy work. I'm just trying to picture what my grandma and my mama would have did to me if I did something like what? I got whooped for way less.

Yes. First of all, Ocho, we ain't never had that kind of money. So that was never going to be a... Lord, have mercy. Just a thought about it, huh? That's the thought it make you upset.

It is. Because he probably gives his, for her to do that, he probably gives her, he gives her money. Yeah. But she felt a sense of entitlement to get more. Man, please. It always starts from somewhere. Boy, look here, my my grandparents they played that boy they did not play

they did not play that kind of foolishness and I wouldn't even think about that Ocho I wouldn't nah I would be too scared though huh yeah for sure I'd be too scared cause I'm getting whooped for not washing clothes I'm getting whooped for not folding clothes not putting my clothes up having to ask me more than once

was an ass whooping. Yes. Whatever the first thing she could grab. For sure. First time was thunder, second time lightning. Yeah. Yeah. And all this, oh, can you please, hey,

Shannon, can you please take out the trash? Shannon, can you go do this? Shannon, can you do Hey, boy, go take that trash out. Yeah, please. What? It was always in a tone. Yeah. You better get right.

Boy, my grandfather was quick. He'd tell my aunts all the time, is there something on your mind you want on your ass? Boy, party, party. Hey, look here. Boy, look here. Hold on, dad. Hey.

I got to use that. I got to use that. I got to use that. I got to use that. I got to use that. I got to use that with Fresh Fry when she get a little older and start talking back. Yeah. Man, please.

Man, I wish I might. I like that. After all I've done, and you're going to, that's stealing. I don't give a damn if you're a friend, relative, you stole. Yeah, you're right.

So guess what? I got to treat you like what you are, a thief. What? I've been thinking about some of the stuff that kids be doing now and what they get away with. My mind wouldn't even allow me to think. My sister, my brother,

it wouldn't even allow us to think about that. Ain't no way I would've... There's no way some of the stuff that these kids do, I wouldn't have made it, don't you? Yeah. Oh, no. Because them old folks, they bust hell out you. And listen,

the funny thing about it, if it wasn't your parents, it'd be the people in the neighborhood or the people wherever you're at. Remember back then, everybody had the green light to beat your ass if you did something. You could get a community to ass whip it. You absolutely could. And then you get it again when you get home. So you get your ass beat twice.

You get your ass beat twice. Yeah, for sure. But today, kids talking back kids swinging back doing everything don't play that I don't care what it is my kids still

yes sir no sir absolutely and my kids in their 30s what? you know what's funny we talk about kids and respect and manners and my kids in their 30s yeah my boy and you know what's funny it's not funny now we talk about kids and respected

and manners those I have kids from and it's an opportunity also to give them their flowers and the job that they've done you know I didn't do things

the traditional way when it comes to my kids and having respect and people saying you know i met your daughter or i met your son you were very respectful you know the campus and whatnot because i'm i'm not the disciplinarian i'm the one i'm the fun guy i'm the one oh your mom won't do it okay just come to me you know i got but they they those i had kids from mamas?

Oh, boy. Hey, play no games at all. No, don't. None of them. No games. Yeah, everybody's just saying now the thing is, Ocho, people want to be their kids' friends. Yeah. Oh, that's my mom is my best friend.

My dad's my best friend. Oh, no. Okay. That's me. You better get somebody your age or a few years younger. ain't no friend i'm a parent yeah i'm a parent but i'm also i'm the i'm the fun parent slash friend at times until you fuck up now you fuck up now you fuck up mass issue i hate i hate to double up on them because when they do mess up, they already know they got to catch hell from mama. And I hate to be that one to also pounce on you too.

Hey, you want me to tell your daddy? Tell your daddy what? Because the mere fact that you said you want to tell their daddy, that means they did something effed up. So what is it? Yeah. Yeah. Man, don't play dumb.

Hey. Yeah. In order don't play. Yeah. In order for me to get that call, it got to be very serious. And I've been very fortunate. I've been very fortunate. Nothing. Nothing. Oh, yeah. That's why I always say them motherfuckers, they did a hell of a goddamn job.

Man, please. Boy, these kids today, y'all don't know how good y'all got it. I mean, a lot of these parents, I mean, my grandmother gave us what she could, but I couldn't even imagine. I couldn't even imagine stealing from my grandmother, being

disrespectful, starving my feet or sucking my teeth, talking back. Your teeth will be on the floor boy your teeth will be on the floor for sure I wish you would your kids don't have trauma because you're extreme

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what you want from me? There's an expectation. You got it too good. F up or what? Man, please. They already know. I said, I forgive you. Hey, don't y'all call me.

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Huh. There's footage of me peeing on the sideline on all my highlights. I just forget. Cedric Benson is sitting on one side of me. Reggie Kelly, who was a tight end at the time, sitting on the right side of me. Hey, y'all, close in. Let me use the bathroom real quick. On the middle of the

field, in the middle of the game, so I didn't have to run to the locker room. I am not missing time. We normally go on the sideline. We go in a plastic bag. We kneel down in front of you know they got those trunks they got tape and all that stuff in there we kneel down and go and go in the bag yeah yeah right right right between the two gatorade things the big gate pooling the whole lot you know right behind them ain't no i ain't going nowhere yeah so i understand the rock especially yeah as dedicated as he is to his craft and listen one of the best if he's not still the highest paid you know person in hollywood he one especially as dedicated as he is to his craft. And listen,

one of the best, if he's not still the highest paid, you know, person in Hollywood, he, one of them, I get it. I understand it.

And I had practiced with different things. We had run up, you know, we run up in the woods or something and then run back down the hill. Right. Unless you had to go, you know, number two had to go do.

Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes you got to do number three. You got to do one and two. So you definitely got to go inside for that. But oh yeah, for sure. Most,

I mean, you'd be surprised how many times guys go to the bathroom on the sidelines. Formula one, that teller, he both decided he could do an Ironman at home during his off week, 11 hours, 7,000 calories burned. He did swim portion in his pool and then use the Peloton,

the indoor treadmill, for the bike run. Here's the stats. Distance, 3,800 meters. He averaged, his pace, 329 minutes. How long, how far?

Would you say that is eight hours? So he distanced with 3,800 meters. His average, he was one minute and 43 per 100 meters of swim. He burns 1,055 calories. Moving time was an hour and 552. Heart rate was 119. Average stroke rate, 44. Pillar time, 329.

Just the indoor ride. Wow. Hey, you know, IndyCar drivers are in impeccable shape. Oh, yeah. Impeccable shape. Can you imagine? Nah, I don't want no parts of that.

No? You ain't got no Peloton? No. I like it I mean I do well I do I take that you're right I technically do I don't use it

I got you. We got a special guest. we're good alright guys ladies joining us tonight to talk a little hoops action is uh Dwight Howard uh

he won a championship with the Lakers in 2020 he's a three-time defensive player of the year he's a rebounding champion field in 2020. He's a three-time defensive player of the year. He's a rebounding champion, field goal percentage champion. And he's joining us for a few moments tonight to talk NBA hoops. Dwight, what's good, homeboy?

What's up, Winnie? How you doing? Bro, I'm doing good. That's the Georgia homie right there, Ocho. Eight-time All-Star, two-time block champ, eight-time All-NBA selection, five-time All-Defensive 2020 NBA champ, 2004-05 All-Rookie Team, three-time Defensive Player of the Year. Yeah.

Yeah. The Dwight Howard. What up, what up, what up, what up? What up, Dwight? Yeah, in the building. Dwight, what's up, yo? What what up, what up? Night out in the building. Dwight, what's up, yo? What's good? Nothing much.

Ocho, man. I'm a big fan. But big fan of both of y'all, man. I'm just happy to be on the show, man. And thank y'all. Thank y'all. Thank you. Appreciate you coming on.

I appreciate you. Hey, let me ask you a question in all seriousness. You know, I love a challenge. I love challenging everyone from whatever respective craft that they've done. though they succeeded your accolades your resume it speaks volumes for what you've done when you played in the nba but you really think you could beat me one-on-one in basketball yeah nigga basketball you really i'm just i'm just saying I'm really like that so if at any point

first of all you don't weigh enough that's the first thing I'm 240 what you talking about I don't weigh enough yes I'm 240 you don't weigh enough thank you so what you telling me is you could be able to play one on one

I would destroy you put some money up Thank you. So what you're telling me is you could be able to play one-on-one? I would destroy you. Put some money up. I'm not putting no money up. I'm just telling you I would destroy you on the court. You don't have a chance. Just like if I played you in football, I don't have a chance guarding you on no route. You can't.

You don't have no chance to guard me. But I'm just saying I could come off the bench for any team right now as a six-man. That's what I'm trying to tell you. You can't. You can't. I love you love you though but you can't Dwight tell our fans where they can find your podcast Dwight have a little podcast I have my own podcast it's called Above the Rim

the greatest podcast ever we hear no evil see no evil and speak no evil only thing we want to do on this show is spread positivity and love and give people an outlet, a chance to speak their truth and speak on their life and whatever they've been going through and just have a good

time. We've been doing this show for a couple months now and it's been booming. Well, thank you. Let's get to some hoops. Dwight, the Bucs. What's your panic meter for the Bucs, the Sixers, and the Knicks? Who should we be more panicked about? Well, we should have been panicked

about the Sixers when the season started when Joel said he was not going to play back-to-backs. That's when we should have hit the panic button. They should have hit the panic button when they got Paul George. What are they getting Paul George for? It just don't make sense.

So I think they already did. Minnesota, they should have stayed over there in Portland. Or they should have went somewhere else. He wanted to come to Miami. I don't know if it's purposely. I would think after

he gave you the years of service there and they didn't get it done, I would think you would want to send them somewhere we wanted to play. I mean, they shouldn't have got them. That ain't how the business works. That ain't how the business works. They're not going to send you where you want to play. They're going to send where they're going to get the best options for what they want. It ain't going to be about you at that point.

You trying to get up out of there. They ain't thinking about you. They trying to think about what they can get in return. So I get it, but I just don't know about Milwaukee and Giannis and Damien. I don't know. Maybe they need to switch up how they're playing. Maybe they might need another center. I know one.

He in L.A. dancing right now. Are you surprised that the Bucs and the Knicks are struggling as much as they are? I am. I thought the big bodega was going to come out here and start serving us food. He ain't doing nothing right now.

Knicks ain't up for it right now. They might need to add Ocho. I got like 357 jobs right now, man. I can't do nothing right now. They might need to add Ocho. I can't. I got like 357 jobs right now, man. I can't do nothing right now with them. Well, you might get help with him.

Dwight, check this out for a stat. Per Tim Bontemp, Cat has allowed opponents to shoot 32 of 35, which is 91.4% in the restricted area this season. He got to change his name. Cat ain't working.

What do you want to be called? Carl Anthony? Hey, come on, man. I thought it was Gobert, but come on, Cat. Come on, Cat. Come on, Cat. He got to get right. I know it's early. I know it's a lot of expectations on him.

But New York is the center, too. And I know one. You be dancing with the stars right now. So tell us about that experience, Dwight. Tell us about the dancing with the stars. How did that come about? Well, I've been trying to do it for the last three years. And this year I had an opportunity to actually,

I didn't have basketball going on. And I had an opportunity. I hit up Dina Katz, who's the talent coordinator for the Goats. You know Dina? Yeah. She the GOAT. She the GOAT. But I hit her up.

And she said she's going to try to do her best to get me on the season. And I'm glad she did, man. It's the best decision I made, you know, to come on the show. It's really helped me with so many things and not just my weight, not just being in shape, my mental, you know, having a partner, you know, in the dance floor is similar to how you got to have a partner in real life, you know, how you got to move through life. So it's really helping me in a lot of areas that, you know, maybe before I wasn't as best in like

communication and stuff like that. But having this like one-on-one with your dance partner every single day, we go on eight, nine hours a day, every day, like this is every day. So, you know, I'm learning so much so fast. And it's the best thing that's happened, man. Is it more difficult than you thought it would be? It is, but it's difficult because we're really dancing eight, nine hours a day. Like, how could you dance that much? And ain't that much music seem like sometimes to be dancing to.

But we be dancing all day, and it's really got me in shape. Like, I'm in basketball shape, but I haven't run no sprints. I haven't done no – well, I've been doing a lot of jumping. She had me jump over her almost every day just to get my legs and everything moving. So it's pretty good. Oh, yeah. OKC's Chet Holmgren has a pelvic fracture.

Ouch. My only concern with him, Dwight, is that his height, and he was so thin. And when you're a shot blocker, you know you're going to hit the, you know, you're going to hit the court a lot. He got to gain some weight. Is it possible? Do you think he can gain some weight? He got to lay off the gas, man. Oh, Lord have mercy. No, I'm just kidding. Yeah, he can yeah he can gaze away it's gonna take him a minute

this is what third third year in the league it's gonna take some time but I think I don't think it's the weight that he gotta he gotta worry about it's how he's falling like sometimes you gotta learn how to fall just as you're going up to block a shot or you gotta have your body

stroking up to where you being the one that make the other people fall. So, I think another team that need a big, that need a big. I ain't got no hip fractures. My hips actually loose as hell from doing all this dancing.

Okay, see. So, Dwight, you mentioned you wanted the Lakers. You're like, Lakers, you need a big AD. You're better at the four. I can come in and give you 15, 20 minutes a night if needed. You talk about the Sixers. You say the Knicks.

How many more seasons would you like to play? I think you're what, at 17, 18? I'm at 18. Okay. Would you like to get one or two? You like to try to get that nice 20. 20 got a nice ring to it. 20 would be amazing.

That's how long I want to play. That was my dream when I first started. My goal was to play 20 years. Longevity is something that people don't even really talk about with a lot of athletes like they should. You know, it's a lot of players that don't play for a long time. And it takes a lot. It takes a lot of athletes like they should. You know, it's a lot of players that have played for a long time and it takes a lot. It takes a lot of discipline, sacrifice to play as long as

you know, I've been playing and guys like Brian, KD, 17, 18 years is a lot, man. So I still got a couple more years in the tank and I think from doing the Dancing with the Stars, it really done boosted that, you know, for me because I'm in great shape

and I feel real good. So if a team need a big, count me in. Dwight, what is the one thing? Because look, we've had a lot of conversations and I've told you this personally that I believe you should have been on the 75th anniversary team. What

is it that the media gets wrong about Dwight Howard? What is it? Because they voted on this. You know who voted on this for real? It ain't got nothing to do with the real media. You know the people that voted on this. I think the whole voting thing was not right from the beginning. Who voted on it? Okay, Giannis was the person that voted.

Players. Giannis was a part of the list. Shaq. Who else? It's a lot of people that I don't think should have been voting for these top 75. That should be on there. First of all, no offense to none of those players that are on there. I think everyone is a great player,

but I really think it's disrespectful that I was not on that list, you know, and I've, you know, played about not being upset and not, you know, but I feel like it's real disrespectful, you know, so, you know, I would, if I had that opportunity, you know, want to come back and put some respect on my name in that manner. Because I'm looking at it, Dwight, you're an eight-time All-Star, a two-time block champ, eight-time All-NBA, five-time All-Defensive, you're a five-time rebounding champ, 2020 champion,

All-Rookie team, three-time Defensive Player of the Year. A dog. And you were the de facto number one. You got a team to the championship. Some of these guys didn't take a team to the championship. You took a team to the championship and you were the best player. I think one year you finished

second in the MVP voting, but you were perennial a top five in your prime, your first seven, eight years in the league before you started having back issues, you were thought of as many at the top. I think that too. I think people just keep using that stuff as an excuse to try to

say, I didn't play good and stuff like that. He got hurt, so this happened. I had back issues, came to the Lakers and at the end of the season, I was 22 and 14 with back issues, with a torn label and still played the whole season with

that. I think it was just how the story was conveyed to everyone else. Oh, Dwight ain't taking the game serious because look, he's smiling on the court. Oh, Dwight ain't serious because Kobe playing like this and this how he playing. So he ain't trying to be like Kobe or none of the greats.

That's what they putting in people's minds. And so people looking at that stuff and they going off that, then how can you be an eight-time or nine-time All-Star, three-time defensive player of the year, all those accolades and not take the game seriously?

It doesn't make sense. But if people hear the story over and over and over again, they're more apt to believe a lie than the truth you know what I'm saying and I ain't the person that's gonna get out there and be like man I did this I did that I deserve that the truth always gonna outlast

a lie so I know what I done did on the floor I probably didn't get the respect and all that the past couple years but it's coming I like it is there anything Dwightight, you wish, if there's anything, if there's one thing or a couple of things you wish you could

change about your career thus far, what would you do? What are some of the things you would do over, Dwight? I probably, with the situation with Orlando, I probably would have, you know, spoke out on it a little bit more instead of just being quiet about it, just trying to, again, allow other people to speak

for me you know what I'm saying and you know the situation in Orlando oh he wanted to leave to go to a bigger team that had nothing to do with why I wanted to leave Orlando you know what I'm saying and they made it seem like it was about the fans I wanted to leave because the fans

no I did my time there we had some you know I felt like i wanted to go someone else and play and that's what i did you know and it just turned into a big it just turned into something that it shouldn't have been and you know i ain't like that and i should have stood up myself stood up for myself back then instead of just letting the media and people just say whatever they had to say and go with that little narrative.

The Cavs are 12-0. How serious should we take the Cavs, Dwight? That's a good question. A lot of teams start off hot, but 12-0 is tough. Who the coach is he? That's a good question. Because a lot of teams start off hot, but 12-0 is tough. Yes. Who the coach is he?

I'm trying to think. Who the coach for the Cavs? You know, they got Mitchell. They got Garland. They got… They got scorers. Yeah, they got Jared Allen. They got defenders.

Kenny Atkinson. Kenny Atkinson. Okay. You got to watch out for them they got a good team I like the bigs I like the nucleus that they have Darius Garland is like a mini Kyrie

he ain't Kyrie but if Kyrie had a little brother that watched him play his whole life and tried to be like him that's Garland and Mitch ain't gotta score 50 a night now he He got other guys that can score and stuff like that. So, they legit.

What do you think the Lakers ceiling is? AD went out with an eye injury. He got hit in the eye again. I think Dwight, honestly, I think he's going to have to put the goggles on like Kareem and James. Yeah. Man, I think he's going to have to put the goggles on, goggles on like Kareem and James. Yeah. Man, I think he just got to, he got to switch his whole, his energy.

He got to change. He got to bring that, you know, like star short. Like he got it. You know, AD got it. You know, it's like sometimes he bring that AD, that championship AD, and then sometimes it's just the regular Anthony Davis. When he playing, when he on point,

he's unstoppable. And the rest of the team flow after that. You know what I'm saying? He's been unstoppable this year. This is the best I've seen him play. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. When he's at this pace all year, nobody can stop the Lakers. He's got to be, I think, the number one.

I think he got to be number one. Would you recommend he got hit in the eye? He went to block the shot. He blocked the shot by Yaka Portal. And he got hit in the eye. And I think this is the third time that he got hit in the eye. And he's made it known

he doesn't like wearing the goggles. He said it bothers him. I understand him not wanting to wear the goggles. He got to at least don't let nobody come and duck, put them on the ground one time. Ain't nobody coming in there and hitting him in the face no more. He just probably got to change up a little bit of that. But other than that, put the goggles on,

be Kareem for a couple games, hit a couple hook shots. Get to work. Come on, AD. We need you. What do you think the Lakers ceiling is this year? Well, they can get, what's the boy from Japan

to Konnichiwa? What's his name? Rui. Rui. Oh, Rui Hachimura. Yeah, Hachimura got a Hachimura. Come on. He got a, hey. Yeah.

I like the move, put D-Lo on the bench, have him come off the bench, give them some points off the bench because their bench was horrible, Dwight. They were averaging like, they were like almost last to next to last in bench production. Who's coming off the bench for the Lakers?

Who was the 6, 7, 8 man? Well, they had Cam Reddish. Cam is in the starting lineup now. They had Max Christie. They had Don Connect. They need a dog. They need another dog. What you think, Ocho?

Ocho in the bathroom right now. They need a dog, not Ocho. Ocho but they need a dog not Ocho Ocho they need a dog though who need a dog? the Lakers need a dog man oh yeah Dwight they got Jackson Hayes

coming up they got Jackson Hayes they got Sam they got Gabe Benson he's an awesome player I love him but I'm talking about somebody that's going to bring some force, like some fear. So when people coming down the lane, they ain't coming down the lane, they stopping to shoot jump shots

or just some energy. I'm watching the games. I need more energy out of the bench. I need them up. I need them going. So yeah, Jackson going, he got to be a dog. He playing that five for AD. so if he gonna be that player he gotta go give me some

more blocks he gotta get mean I like it I seen him do it I ain't gonna even make no jokes I seen him do it I know he can get mean out there Victor Wiminyama produced his 12th career 30 point game in his first one of the season

what's his feeling his first 30 point game of the season. What's his ceiling? His first 30-point game of the season. He has 12 of them now. What's his ceiling? How good can Wimmy be? As good as his height, hell. Hey, for real. Now, Wimmy, the thing is, he's 7'5".

He can do everything. What I need him to do though is get to the basket more. He need to put everybody in the basket. He's 7'5". It don't need to be no punk faking in the paint. Who going to block his shot but God? For real. If he get in the paint,

what is he doing? He should put everybody in the basket. That's going to send a message to the league. Don't play with Wendy. Put them in the basket. Send them home. Dunk on everybody. Break somebody's face. Dunk him. Chris Paul, let me run somebody over real quick. Go into the basket to dunk. I bet nobody else

will get up under there again. Wendy got to put some fear on some people. I know it's his third year, but it's time. He got a high ceiling, man. He got a chance to be one of the ones. RJ Barrett recognizes Jamie Anester at the Game of Thrones in the crowd.

Dwight, have you ever been playing and recognized somebody like, damn, you at the game? You watching? Yeah, a lot of people didn't say I started acting like him. We got a ref that look like Gucci, man, so I'll always be messing with him. James Williams, I think that's his name. a ref that look like Gucci, man. So I'll always be messing with him. James Williams, I think that's his name.

The ref that look like Gucci? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But no, at the games, man, I done seen so... I remember Tashina Arnold. I was a big fan of watching Mark. And I remember watching... Yeah, watching Pam at the game.

I said, yo, Pam is at the game. Yeah, so that at the game? I said, yo, Pam is at the game. Yeah, so that was probably right. This summer you announced you became part owner of a Taiwanese basketball league as well as one of his teams. What's the experience like playing overseas? It's really one of the most amazing experiences that I've had playing basketball. These fans don't get an opportunity to see us live and in action.

In America, the fans are blessed to be able to go to these games. When you go overseas, my first game overseas, we sold out this arena that had never been sold out until Michael Jackson came. Wow.

My first season there, every game we had, they're sold out, 18,000 plus. Just coming to the games, they don't care if I score one point. They don't care about none of the points.

What they care about is the fact that I'm out there having a good time smiling and putting smiles on their faces because they got, they done seen me do the Superman dunk and all that stuff.

But just to be there in person, just to see all of us there in person, it's better than anything they could imagine because they never see that. So they would spend, they like,

we got 90-year-olds coming to the games. Like, I'm probably the most photographed person in Taiwan. I done took a picture with everybody. Wow. You know, it's fun, man. It just gives

you wings. It makes you, it humbles you. It lets you see a whole other side of the world, the culture, the love that they exude, you know, how they live their life, you know, all those good things. And that's why I really love to travel. We started this league for that. So people in America, people in

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You got to watch it. I don't like dragons. You don't like dragons? I have not, Dwight. I have not. Come on, man. You got to watch it. I don't like dragons. You don't like dragons? No, it's not real. Dragons aren't real. No. No. Dwight, we want you to hang around for our last segment.

Our last segment of the night is Q&A. Let's do it. By the way, I got one of y'all nightcap shirts too man thank you alright Lanny Ray was at the bar the other night guys so that's why she missed it she hadn't been in a while so she was at the bar one night hungover

so she couldn't get back to it tonight so here she is hey guys this is a simple question but may be tough to answer. Can you choose this one smell that's your absolute favorite? One smell that's my absolute favorite. I'm going to go with

Mason Franklin. It's MPK. It's a cologne. It's called Oud. It's in a blue bottle. That's my scent. What you got, Ocho? My favorite scent is not even a cologne.

It's like the smell of... What do you call it? Like the petting zoo. And you know the gasoline you put in Yamaha Banshees? Yeah. The smell of that when you rev it up. I know it's weird, huh? You fart?

Huh? No, I'm just talking. No, you know what? I kind of like teak wood. I like Brazilian or mahogany teak wood. Candles? Okay, okay. Yeah, yeah.

I'm about to say, what you over there talking about? I'm not saying you on your Instagram live. There you go, Dwight. There you go. Dwight. Dwight. Dwight. Dwight. Dwight. No, no. It's too soon.

You see? Okay. Mahogany Teakwood. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Love that. Love that. Get you going. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy.

Now that you've caught 25 of the 43 monkeys in South Carolina, what that said, do you think, will survive long in the wild? You, Dwight, or Ocho? Me. Hold on. Say that again. You know there was 43 monkeys that escaped in the wild. You, Dwight, or Ocho? Me? Hold on, say that again. You know there was 23 monkeys that escaped in South Carolina.

They've captured 25 of them. She was asking, if we were in the wild, who would survive longer? Me, you, or Ocho? Well, I think me and Ocho are going to survive. You out of there.

You ain't going to have Michelle to help you. We can adapt to anything. Hey, I can going to have Michelle to help you. Being ugly is everything, too. We can adapt to anything. Hey, I can adapt to anything and not eat anything. See, hey, Uncle Bougie, if he ain't got no steak... Dwight, you grew up in Atlanta.

Ocho, you grew up in Liberty City. I grew up in the country eating animals that's going to be out there, and I know how to trap and know how to kill them. So I'm going to starve y'all ass off the island. That's true, but they ain't got no weight room for you. So you're going to be upset all the time. We're going to be good.

I can do push-ups. I can do push-ups and hang from a break. Do pull-ups. Alright. Give a door and say, hey, I'm 22 years old and me and my baby mama just split after being together for five years and having a one year having one year old girls a girl

and advice for getting over it. I'm going through it right now. Oh Joe do you want me to have him out? Yeah. Do you need help getting over in his situation? Yeah. Yeah. He's 22. He's with his baby mama for five they were

together five years they have a one-year-old they 22 yeah yeah well he's 22 i don't know how old she is do i don't start me lying but they've been together since he was 17 they now have a one-year-old child together yeah and they split up and he says he's going through it he needs to know how he's 22 years old. Hey, you know, when you get, when you're young like that, man, you in love,

man, you know? Yeah, man, that thing hard. I had my first baby at 22 and pause though. I had my first child at 22. So all that stuff he said,

he tripped. But you wasn't together with a Dwight for no five years. You right. That's a good point. That's a good point. That's a good point. It's hard out there, young boy, man. You got to stay busy. You got to stay busy.

Do what you need to do, especially for your child. Yeah. If things work out sometimes, they told me love is like a boomerang. It always come back. No, listen. If it don't work, don't bring it back, man. What did you do? Somebody loves like a boomerang.

Why does love be like a boomerang? Where the Bible say that at? Huh? Where the Bible say that at? That must be the nightcap Bible. No, no, no. In the book of Job. The Old Testament. They don't say that in the doggone book of Job. Job ain't throwing nothing in Mass to come back.

Yeah, he did. I promise you. D. Talley said we was talking about a couple, Dwight, that they're not going to go on their honeymoon. They spent $60,000 on the wedding. They were expecting to get gifts from family, friends, and loved ones as far as monetary.

But they only got $3,000 so they had to cancel their honeymoon because they didn't have enough money to book the tickets to fly to wherever they were going. So this couple said they could have spent that $60,000 on the honeymoon and flew around the world. Yeah, and they shouldn't even did all that. They could have went to the courthouse. They had one of them judges do that. Take the $60,000 and go on a trip.

Now they tripping. They ain't got no money. Start a GoFundMe account or make OnlyFans get y'all wet money. No, I'm just talking. First of all, who the hell you think gonna give y'all money in a GoFundMe account so y'all can go on a damn honeymoon?

Well, who they thought was gonna bring gifts to the wedding? That was their fault. I agree, but you know, they were thinking that, you know, oh, they're gonna come in here, they're gonna see this, and they're gonna give us $1,000 or $500. They say somebody gave them $10, Dwight. Good, because that's what they should have gave them. Why you going to go to a Yolanda and thank the people for the brand y'all gives?

For the break you off. Exactly. Stupid. They deserve not to have no honeymoon. They don't even need a nightcap. They need to go to sleep. Just like an old boy who just had a baby when he was 22 go to sleep Jonathan Watson says hey everyone can I get a birthday shout out turn 32 today

also crackling brand oats I like those got to be on the best cereal list for rough draft Jonathan happy birthday boy congratulations on turning 32 many more great years to come appreciate this nightcap man means a lot to us okay here we go hi shannon dwight ocho this is from nicer since we talking crazy about food ocho can you give us an impersonation of shannon eating skunk stew

i can't shannon ain't nobody eat no skunk i don't eat everything what no i ain't eat no skunk stew. I can't get any skunk stew. Ain't nobody eat no skunk. I don't eat everything, bro. No, I ain't eat no skunk. I gave you the animals that I ate. And the skunk wasn't on that list. What was the list? Let me hear them. Raccoon. Raccoon. Turtle.

Squirrel. Turtle. Rabbit. Rabbit. Michelle. Hey, we gonna ban your ass, Dwight. You feeling good? You feeling good tonight? You came on with the intentions.

Alan Fletcher said, love you guys. O.K., I replied for the sister position. Doug, reach back out. I'm here to help whenever, wherever you need somebody. I'll fly spirit. He said he has reached out to Doug Ocho. Doug has responded.

So, here we go with that. Jamie said, Dwight Ocho, which current player, players reminds you most of yourself on and off the field? In your case, Dwight, the court. That's a good question. I don't know.

I don't know what they be doing off the court. I mean, I don't look both. That's an old joke question. He got 365 jobs. Yeah, for me, in the NFL, nobody is quite as flamboyant or boisterous or in your face. But my NBA comparison would probably be Anthony Edwards. I can see that. Y'all kind of looking like two.

You kind of look like KG right now, mixed with Anthony Edwards. Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, the tight ends don't really talk no smack. They don't really talk like I did, Ocho.

Don't nobody really talk like that. None of the receivers talk the way I did. Mm-mm. Like, I purposely, like, purposely talking shit on Wednesday through the media. To give the other... For sure. The board material. Sending other teams gifts before the games.

Like, it ain't... It's different, man. You was talking crap during the game? Yeah, yeah. Was I? What? Yeah. You was just saying, the game? Yeah, yeah. Was I? What? Yeah. You was just saying, skip, skip, skip.

Nah, nah. I didn't know anything about no skip back then. Or I was coming with that heat, Dwight. I saw you play. Hey, have Ocho paid you your 2K? No. Huh? Huh, my ass.

What you said? You have not paid me my money. Oh, because the bank was closed today. It was Veterans Day. Okay. You normally keep that open. That ain't nothing for an old player like yourself. Yeah, you right by that.

You right by that, you know. Andrew White, man, thank you for stopping by, man. We really appreciate that, man. Thank you for your support. Thank y'all for having us. I know you were saying just one more thing. Vote for us, man. Tomorrow is the show. Me and Danny will be performing. Everybody, if you

get a chance, watch it. We go on tomorrow 5 o'clock p.m. I mean, 8 o'clock Eastern Time, 5 o'clock p.m. I mean, 8 o'clock Eastern Time, 5 o'clock p.m. Pacific Time. Y'all should check us out. And I think, Ocho, you'll be real good at

doing Dancing with the Stars. I was on Season 10 with Cheryl. You know what you was? I saw the picture today where they do the picture today. Yeah. Where they do the fitting at. They got your picture in there.

Yeah. Ocho got second, right, Ocho? Came in third. Came in third? Yeah. You going to do it next? Who? You.

Get out there, huh? You'll get out there and kill it, though. No. I'm busy. You ain't going to be able to live no ways. You say that. You ain't live it though no I'm busy you ain't gonna be able to live no ways you ain't live no ways I'm busy hey Dwight man thank you good luck on everything you're doing good luck

with Dancing with the Stars and hopefully you get that call from an NBA team saying hey Dwight we need you give us 15-20 minutes a night let's go I'll be ready said, hey, Dwight, we need you. Give us 15, 20 minutes a night. Let's go. I'll be ready. Thank y'all, man. Appreciate it, bro. Appreciate y'all.

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