Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Mannie Fresh Joins Nightcap, Juju Watkins gets hurt in the NCAA tournament, & Puka wants to retire at 30!

Episode Date: March 25, 2025

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What's up? What's happening, Chad? What's up, baby? What's good with you? You good? Yeah, man, listen I just left New Orleans, man About three days ago

I'm feeling good That's my second home now For sure I saw you I mean, I saw you Climbing some wards and all Oh, yeah, absolutely Absolutely Every bit of it.

Fresh, when you look back at your career and you look back, not that your career is done, when you look back at all the people that you've touched and you've made beats for, what are you most proud of? Relationships, bro. Like, relationships. Better than, you know, the beats or whatever, um, to, to bring people together and, and keep them together. You know, even like right now what's going on with my crew, like for us to get back together as men and go back out there 25, 26 years and, and, and, you know, and, and still getting it. So I always tried to be the mediator for everybody. You know, even when I was doing a beat with somebody who was beefing with somebody, I was like, listen, bro, that's foolishness. You know, put that down and let's get it. Like, did you always want to be a producer?

Did you always want to be in the music? So how did this come about? How did you get into it? And then it wasn't like you was just like any you had some of the hottest rappers yeah the waves and the juvies and the hot but you had it all fresh yeah so i started out as a dj and even right you know i'm a dj my dad was a dj so what got me was my dad you know i used to have to hook my dad stuff up i used to have to my dad was a stuff up. I used to have to, my dad was a street DJ, so you know,

like them holding the wall balls. Yeah, yeah. What a DJ do? Like, you know, a DJ actually puts you in a good mood. Like, you know,

if your bills do, you going through something, it's the DJ's job to make you feel good. Make you forget about that. Forget about all of that. And you know, and that spirit

just came on me to be like, you know what, this is what I'm supposed to do. So outside of Pops, man, growing up, who were some other musical influences? And how did they shape you or shape the sound? Your sound was different from everybody else. How did the sound develop you as a producer?

Growing up in New Orleans, bro, it was music all over. Everywhere you went, there was music all over, you know, everywhere you went, there was, you know, there was somebody playing something. So I just kind of put all of that together. And the way I call what I do is gumbo. I took elements from West Coast, you know, and down South and just made something that was mine. So, you know, you take a whole bunch of ingredients from everywhere. You know, when we was early, New Orleans, you know, in the 80s, we liked West Coast and East Coast songs. We didn't have our sound yet.

So, you know, and then Miami Bass came, and then we felt like the 808 is our sound. The 808 was definitely down south, you know, and I was like, okay. And I was like, let me take a little bit of this East Coast, a little bit of this West Coast, and mix it with some of this Luke. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's a good recipe.

Yeah. Hey, right now, I'm going to think about the current state of New Orleans sports. You know, your Pelicans, your Saints. Yeah. How do you feel about the current state of sports in New Orleans? And what do you think, what is the vibe like?

Obviously, during the season, I'm not able to be there. I was there for Super Bowl. Yeah. Unbelievable. That's my second home. You hear me? Yeah. So, what do you feel right now? Especially

the Saints. Yeah. So, one of the things, you know, let's just say New Orleans is, let's just say it. New Orleans is a party city. So, it's kind of hard on an athlete. You know what I'm saying? Okay, okay, okay. There's a city where, you know, it never shuts down. Like, you know, so, when you come there, you got to come there with the, you know, never shuts down like you know so when you come there

you got to come there with the you know like you got to be focused because you could easily get caught up into nothing close nobody ain't gonna tell you put that drink down you know what i'm saying and if you're athletes and you're hanging out with rappers it's just not gonna vibe it ain't gonna work you feel me so that's one of the things we gotta fix like you know what i'm saying we're gonna see no names but we got a little bit of we got a little bit of partying going on right now okay so if we fix that you're gonna see an improvement in all in our teams bro okay maddie when you look at it you look at bg juvie the hard boys little way big timers when how soon did you know that you know what that

youngest one the smallest one yeah he gonna be him oh bro wayne was the first one there the last one to leave so you know when you when you when you and it was times where his mom might have took him out the group because he had bad grades or whatever and immediately he he improved because it was something that he was like, I gotta figure this out. And he would beg his mom forever to get back into it. But just like I said,

he knew, like take for instance Back That Ass Up. Wayne knew to hang around for that song to get the last part of it. To do that after you back it up then stop then what what he was just like nah just one of them you know what i'm saying and you get that from hanging around to be like i'm gonna hang around because i feel like this is one of those

songs no right so we couldn't get rid of him when we was doing that song what about the bling bling how did he come up with the bling bling? It was, it was always a line that was used in a song, you know, like he would. And I was like, that's kind of clever, you know?

And I always thought like it was something that stood out about it. It was something about, you know, it was, it was bling that, you know, Wayne was the first person that I heard to say bling, no doubt.

You know what I'm saying? But it was something clever about it. So I just had, I don't know, like something just woke me up and it was to say bling no doubt you know what i'm saying but it was something clever about it so i i just had i don't know like something just woke me up and was just like bling bling every time i come around your city bling bling you know yeah when i wrote the hook i was like it's something special about this work big and real worth about 50 i was like something special about bling yeah i like it listen you also you also shared a very very very interesting story coming up with the hook for baja men's who let the dogs out but not receiving credit can you tell us how to get credit because i was just joking around you see okay okay okay i was a circle house you know and there's some people that's not here that's not yeah i was at circle house you know

when that happened you know i was with bb andb them like you know i'm saying and somebody just said like hey bro do you want to what one of the dudes from um the who the um the guys who own circle house in the right so one of them was just like hey bro we got somebody in the studio if you want to work with them like you know what i'm saying they working on something and i just mentioned you know what i'm saying something in playing like you know because I think I was doing still fly at the time and I was like hey how about if y'all try this you know what I'm saying I'm hitting the beat going you know what I'm saying it was like oh we good I was like yeah don't worry about it you know and it was one of them songs where you hear and you're just like damn I remember that

yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah you know so in real life i'm not supposed to get credit it was me helping out okay but it's one of the moments where you say like i never thought that song would have been that big you know right right and it turned out to be something you took off yeah you go man if i if i if i put you under the if i put you under this gun and I say, Manny, give me your five best beats, what are they? Damn. That's tough, bro. That's hard. That's hard, yeah.

Yeah, I never even thought about it like that. Like, you know what I'm saying? I'm going to say, let's go from five to one. Like, you know what I'm saying? Okay. I'll start with probably go DJ. You know what I'm saying? Go DJ. Go DJ. I'll start. probably Go DJ. You know what I'm saying? Go DJ.

Go DJ. I'll go from Go DJ to probably man, Get Your Roll On. Yeah. I'll go to Get Your Roll On from there. I'll go to

Get Your Roll On. Let me see. Man, them ampers. Top back. I beat down low. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? That's that early T.

Then, where I'm at? Damn. I got two more? Yeah. 400 degrees and back that ass up. Oh, that's classic. Classic. Classic. Yeah. Listen, how did you get linked up with Birdman and Cash Money? Through me DJing in the club. I had a mutual friend that was like, hey, dude, some dudes are starting a label. Right. And I was like, I know of them because i dj'd all over new orleans so when we met i was like hey bro i i heard they had they had a record out already but it was something that was kind of i was like that ain't it bro you know i started out with that i was like that ain't it so but

if we gonna do this we go you know i'm like we gonna do it for real because i'm like i'm i'm all in i'm so we we finally got to a point where they was like, okay, you know, we gonna get out the streets and we gonna do it the right way. And when they made that decision, we started making bounce records. And Cash Money, the first generation of it, was bounce twerk records. You know, they morphed into rap.

BG was the first album that I did. Choppa City was like a rap album, and that changed the whole label. That changed it to, okay, now it's strictly rap in its own. Wow. Hey, I see them wheels behind you. What you got sitting behind you?

Oh, man, this is my garage. I got a couple of Rory's right here. What? That gets down for the get down. Don't wait hey yeah let it play it down

okay is that an M3 that white is that an M3 BMW listen what you call let me bring you over here man come on let me

bring you over here it's a clown shoe a Z3 okay a Z3 no the white one the one you passed what's the one you passed it's a Nissan

240 okay 240 okay okay okay the M3 Okay, a Z3. No, the white one, the one you passed. What's the one you passed? It's a Nissan 240. Okay, 240. Okay, okay. It looks like it's an experience. Okay, the M3, that's an M. So what is this? What's that right there? This right here is an Acura NSX.

Okay, yeah. Yeah, I remember them. Right here, you got a Corvette 65. Okay. Is that a split window? This is a 6.7. Okay. Three is the split window.

You got a Shelby Mustang up here. Okay. Woo! Is that a split window? This is 6-7. Three is the split window. You got a Shelby Mustang up here. Okay. You got an Eleanor fit. This is a 993 Porsche. Okay. And you got the Ferrari right there. You got another one up there.

You got another one back here. Damn. Hey, what's that green? Is that a Porsche? Yeah, it's a Porsche. Yeah, you got the Rover truck right there. Okay, I got it. You got to have that Rover.

Hey, so you got a combination. You like kind of all and me. I like a little bit of everything, bro. Okay. I like that. I like that. Man, damn, man. Can you joke your boy? I want to DJ.

Let you hook the boy. I've been hustling for a long time. Let me ask you this, man. Who haven't you worked with that you would love to work with? They dead, bro. Marvin Gaye. Oh, really? You said Marvin Gaye?

All my favorite artists is kind of out of here already. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. It's not. Oh, man. J. Cole. Let me say, yeah. It ain't too many people that I haven't worked with.

You know what I'm saying? I'm an old spirit. Really? You can give me Chaka Khan. I'm going to be alright. Right. If I didn't work with them, they took something. They sampled the music or borrowed the music. One way or another. And I'm very

grateful that it's like 27 years later and the world is still you know jamming these records man did you ever think that when you start when you was djing you follow your dad around to those old we call them juk joints hole in the wall yeah did you ever think that following your dad around and juking his equipment up and you starting on your own that it would take you to where you are now yeah yeah bro i'm somebody who i believe in saying it you know the power of words i've always yeah yes till it got on a lot of people nerves that you know you know when you got somebody you could write something

on your refrigerator and they like that will never happen like you know write down that you know what i'm gonna have a million dollars and they like take that take that off you know what, I'm going to have a million dollars and they like, take that off. And I'm like, let it sit right there. I need to see that every day. Yes, yes. I need to keep on, but I was that person, still that person. Fuel for me is tell me what I can't do and I'm going to prove you wrong.

I like that. Yesterday, man, if somebody asked us, which would be, which would look more awkward? Me with a beard or Ocho with a full head of hair? Look at him. That's it. Both of them. Hey, I can grab this.

Why y'all got twists on Ocho's head? That's you, Ocho. Hey, I look normal, though. Yeah, he do look normal, bro. I look normal. Man, who gave me that splotchy-ass beard, though? That's what I want to know. You look like Old Spice commercial ready.

Yeah. Hey, they got with that splotchy-ass beard. You the blue dude for the Old Spice commercial. It don't connect. It don't connect to the goatee. It stop halfway up my face. Come on, man. Y'all did me wrong.

That's funny. That's funny. My beard look like I got the mane. See, I still look the same with a full head of hair. Man, so what we got coming up? You got any projects in the works? Yeah, we on tour. See, I still look the same with a head with a full head of hair. Man. So what we got coming up, you got it. You got any projects in the world. We don't tour.

You know what I'm saying? The hot boys is on tour. So, you know, look for us to come to your city soon. You know, and the cool thing is, I think we've done maybe five shows in all five. We've sold out all the stadiums still selling out. When there's no opening act, of that it's just us so like i said um i think we got maybe 20 more dates to do and i i foresee like we probably gonna do 20 more after that so you know we on tour right now doing it big it's live man the biggest superstar in your city right now is zion williamson um he seemingly got his way down. They say he's like 264, which

is as light as he's been since he's been there. What advice if you had an opportunity to sit down, and I don't know if you have, maybe you have, but if you had an opportunity to sit down with Zion, what's some of the advice you would give him? Leave them beignets alone, little brother, little brother.

But it's hard, I admit it. It's hard. It's hard to eat healthy in New Orleans. Cause like you said, you got gumbo, you got po-boy, you got air to face. That's exactly what I'm trying to say. You got everything. You got booty ass.

You got the star's athletes, bro. Yeah. That's tough. That's a tough one. Hey man, and man, thanks for joining us,

man. We appreciate it for sure bro thank you for all the beats thank y'all because like you said we gave you five but you got 25 yeah bro and you got anthems

they're not just beats they're anthems and anytime somebody pop those on the club gonna get high thank y'all bro the stadium gonna get high thank y'all for having me bro

appreciate it I appreciate it bro all the best thank y'all brother appreciate it love man it, bro. All the best. Thank y'all, brother. Appreciate it. Love. Man, it's fresh. Man, hey, I might need to start DJing, don't you?

I ain't got no garage like that. My garage got two cars in it. An old ass Range Rover and an old BMW. He got some stuff, bro. He playing. Yeah, he got some. I ain't got nothing. I ain't going to lie to you.

He got some stuff on there. Just do it like I'm doing it. Hey, keep. He playing. I ain't got nothing. I ain't gonna lie to you. Uh-oh, man. I ain't got nothing. Just do it like I'm doing it. Hey, keep it to yourself. You'll never see it on Instagram. Oh, hell no. Keep it to yourself. Cutty, hey, you put anything you put on Instagram, they're gonna try to come get it.

Hey, bro. There you go. So goodnight to y'all, bro. See y'all soon. Appreciate it, man. Have a good one to y'all, bro. See y'all. I appreciate it, man. Have a good one. All right, bro. Oh,

man. That was, he tried to, huh? Yeah. That was great, man. Hey,

that was live. Hey, he got some of the gay. The 508. From Weezy to Juvie to BG. Talk about the early days. The 504, the big time. Hey, man, they had it.

That was live. That bring back some memories, boy. Oh, yeah. That bring back some good memories. Hey, late 90s, early 2000s. Mm-hmm. Wait. Ocho, who you think? let me put it up on my can you put it up on my page

y'all got me y'all got me all that splotchy ass beard hey hey you know it's so funny I got I got a little mini dreads right there. Where's that? I don't like, why they got my

hairline so far back? Who got my hairline so far back? What are we doing? My hairline is intact. Uh, man, you look like AJ.

AJ who? AJ Holloway. On E! Entertainment. Nah, come on, nah, don't do me like that. I still, I On E! Entertainment. Nah, come on. Nah, don't do me like that. I still look like myself. Hey, what y'all booing, Jarvis? That beard.

Hey, that beard nice. Hey, Chad. Tell me that beard ain't nice. Tell me that beard ain't nice, Chad. I couldn't see it up close. Now I got it on my iPad. I like that beard. I like that.

So how about you grow it out? Nah, I ain't going to be able to do that, don't you? No? Yeah. Look at that beard. I like that. So how about you grow it out? No, I ain't going to be able to do that, Ocho. No? Yeah. Look at that beard. Got a little song, pimping that thing too, Ocho. You need to grow it out.

Mm-mm. Ocho, you ain't going to grow no hair. You can't grow no hair like that. I can grow all this out. Not that high? Yes, I can. I had a mohawk, a blonde mohawk that was high.

Remember? Man, it wasn't that high. I saw that mohawk. I'm just saying. Well, I kept it trimmed down so my helmet would fit. No. I don't know about all that, though, Joe. I'm just telling you.

Now, if you want to make a little friendly bet, I'd go with my hair out, man. A little friendly wager. Hey. What's your thing? I need to see that tour schedule one more time. Or if somebody can send it to my phone. So we got eight cities, right? Yeah. So we got eight cities, right?

Yeah. So we got eight cities, so I need eight outfits. I'm probably going to double up. For real? Yeah. Okay, okay, okay. Man, why y'all bulljab?

Y'all put a LeBron James beard on me. Y'all think a LeBron James beard on me. Y'all thank you, honey. Who y'all got? We're going to put it to the poll, Ocho. What are they going to say? I don't know what they're going to say. We're just going to put it to the poll, Ocho. What are they going to say? I don't know what they're going to say. We're just going to put it to the poll. Ocho with hair, me with a beard.

I mean, I look the same. No hair, beard, bald head, you know, shave, need a haircut. Is it AJ Calloway, 106 and Park? Yeah, that's who AJ from 106 and Park. Is it Calloway? AJ Calloway, that's who it is. AJ Calloway, it Callaway? AJ Callaway, that's who it is. AJ Callaway, yeah. That's who you look like right there with you.

Nah, nah. Listen, I look like myself. And adding hair on top of my head doesn't change me looking like me. You hear me? Nah. Nah. I mean, I've gone a couple of, I've gone like a week without shaving.

Man, getting over that itch. Right. Oh, man, that's the worst. Man, that thing had me want to rub my face on the sidewalk. Yeah, that's the worst. Damn. Yeah. And you got to get past the itching stage

in order for it to fill in. That's the part that hurts. It hurts. Man. Ocho, everybody's saying you look like AJ from 106 and Park. You know what? Everybody that's saying I look like AJ from 106 and Park simply because I have hair on my head. They all need to go see the optometrist.

All of them need to go see the optometrist. No, that's you, Ocho. Nah, nah, nah. I look like Ocho. That's you. Nah, I look like me. I'm Michael Kassin, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next.

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Prater. Damn. That just happened? It did. Damn. It did. I hope she's okay. Man. Oh my goodness.

She's screaming. It didn't look good. Oh my. Damn. What do you think? I can't see. What do you think it is? You think,

you think it's something simple? I don't even want to speculate, but she grabbed her knee and she's on and she's speculate, but she grabbed her knee and she's screaming. She immediately grabbed her knee and she's screaming. Damn. Damn. I'm hoping for the best, though. I'm hoping for the best. I'm hoping for the best though I'm hoping for the best

I'm hoping for the best too Ocho I don't want to put that out there let's just say she went down she did not return to the game we're going to wait until they give us a diagnosis after this game but it didn't look good

damn Ocho the Giants front office was present at Cam's Ward Pro Day but noticeably absent of this game, but it didn't look good. Damn. Ochoa, the Giants front office was present at Cam Ward's pro day, but noticeably absent was head coach Brian Dayball. It is unheard of for a head coach not to attend a pro day of their potential first-round pick. Other teams that were present, the Browns, the entire Titans front office, if the entire front office is there, Cam Ward to the Titans.

What do you think, Ocho? Yeah, listen, I really don't know what's going to happen. I don't know what's going to happen. It could be Cam Ward. It could be Shador. Hell, it could be Travis Hunter. We never know what's going to happen with that first pick. Are you sure whatever team has a feeling that this player can change our

franchise around is better than the options that we have that are available right now. They're going to get them. And it only takes one team to feel about you a certain way to know and have that belief. We think this is our guy. And the funny thing about this year, the funny thing about this year and this year draft,

most of the time, the top three picks, you know, right away who was going to be, you know, your number one is going to be this year. We don't know who the number one, we have no idea who the number one pick is going to be.

And I think it might be a surprise. It't. And I think it might be a surprise. It could. It might be a surprise. It might surprise us all. So I'm curious to see how this draft is going to play out and where everyone goes. But, I mean, this is one of the few times I had no clue. I have no clue. Well, Abdul Carter says he'll be the top overall pick in the draft.

He tweeted, number one overall pick 30 days away. Don't let all this quarterback need talk fool you. It's already known who the best player and no quarterback is in that discussion. Like I said, best player goes number one. Generational. Remember, one. I like that. I like that. It's number one. Generational. Remember. One. I like that.

I like that. It's all about having belief in yourself now. You know? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, he's, like I said, I watched him and he was injured, had that hurt shoulder. Right. And he was still causing problems for Notre Dame in that championship game. So I can imagine

that burst. You can't coach that. His ability to bend the edge. He's special. He's going to be special. The question is if you need a quarterback, do you take Abdul Carter, knowing that

the quarterback is normally what wins you championships? Right. So what are you thinking? Hey, listen, it's all on how they're viewing. It's all on how they view Cam Ward. It's all on how they view Shador Sanders. Are these players coming in and are they transcending? Are they going to give me the same effect as a C.J. Stroud in Houston,

as a Jaden Daniels in Washington, immediately turning our franchise around. Is that going to happen? That's what it comes down to. Because if you're a Commanders fan, from this point on, as long as you know you have Jaden Daniels, you got a chance. That's a great feeling. CJ Stroud, if you're a Texas fan, come hell or high water, you know coming into the season,

you got a chance. Simply because of your quarterback play. Is Shador Sanders able to do that? Is Cam Ward going to be able to do that? Depending on where they go. True.

I tell people it's not how high you go, it's where you go. It's so important, huh? That is so important. Puka Nakua's NFL career is just beginning, but the wide receiver has already has already has a retirement age in his mind as he entered his third season with the Rams. I want to retire at age 30, Puka said. The Pro Bowl

wild out explained that he wants to follow a similar path to Aaron Donald. To go out on top, I think it would be super cool. By the time my kids could be 18, I could be Bradley Walker if you played this game and you sustain all those injuries and stuff like that don't think like that puka no yeah you don't you don't and you

won't have to worry about no injuries if you go back on our diet if you go back on our diet you know now i'm your nutritionist you know what you came in eating when you had that historic rookie season you know what you was eating right then all of a sudden you change it up, you know, in the off season and you got nicked up a little bit. You know why? Because of nutrition. If it's not broke, don't fix it. Okay. I played very long time, no injuries, and I played reckless. I was all over the place. I was in the air. I was on the floor. I was running people over. No injuries. If it's not, don't fix it. I don't care what kind of specialist or what they give or what they put in front of you. You're going to be one of the greats.

Puka also said Julio Jones is the best wide receiver in NFL history. The perfect mixture of size and speed. Like he could run every route on the route tree. He absolutely could. And for that size a wide receiver uh body it should look like julio jones do you agree oh that's a good one on that's a good one i mean he could run he could oh yeah normally guys that come out of alabama the one thing they can do is run that tree oh yeah they can run that tree now and calvin ridley amari cooper jerry judy devontae smith

all julio all those guys calvin ridley all those guys can run the tree but none of them had the size that julio had he's different because you're looking at a guy that's six foot three 225 pounds dropping his hip yeah come and i dig on that comeback, that speed out, the over, the skinny. He could do it all. When I think about it, you know who I view? Now, I'm going to get back to the question at hand. When I look at Jeremiah Smith, I see Julio Jones a little bit. I see a young Julio Jones a little bit.

So, in comparison, when his time comes up, no hitting junior year, leaving Ohio State, I guarantee you that's going to be his NFL comparison. Now, back to Julio being, he got to be top five, maybe top 10, depending on who you ask. Yeah. Hey, I'm talking about one of the- It ought to be what you like. Look, for me, the three, until I'm going to have to reevaluate in another 10 years.

Right. But the top three for me is Jerry, T.O. and Randy. Yeah. Now you could debate two and three. But Jerry is always going to be number one. OK. OK. Now you can debate two and three.

You like Randy. You like T.O. T.O. Two. Randy three. Right. Randy three. Randy two.

T.O. Three. So. 2, Randy 3. Right. Randy 3, Randy 2, T.O. 3. Yeah. So that's where it goes for me. Now, Chase and Jetta and some of these other guys, maybe C.D. Lamb or Tyreek, maybe going to have something to say about that. But, man, Julio was special. Julio in his prime. I mean, guy that size, running 4-3, jumping out of

the gym. Julio reminded me of T.O. T.O. ran angry. T.O. played angry. You want T.O. to catch a hitch, that corner ain't going to tackle it. He might take it to the house.

He might take it to the house. You ain't never seen 81 get caught from behind i could say i could say yes he uh uh he would like a to he catch that hit if you ever let him face you up hey you better get him while he like this here yeah if he do this yeah and look you and your is it rap come on safety all I'm trying to do I'm trying to

I'm trying to shadow him yeah come on safety come help me come on I'm gonna force him back inside man hey man Julio had a stretch there man

yeah a good one he and Matt Ryan yeah they was they was on fire they had a they had a stretch there, man. Yeah, a good one. He and Matt Ryan. Yeah, they was on fire. They had a good run now. They had a good run. They had a rapport. I hated that Julio had to leave. But, you know, it's like anything, Ocho.

You pay, you pay, you pay, you pay, you pay. Yeah. If you don't win a Super Bowl, you're going to have to break it up. You saw what the 49ers had to do. Yeah. You see, you pay, you pay, you pay. Yeah. If you don't win a Super Bowl, you're going to have to break it up. You saw what the 49ers had to do. Yeah. You see, even Kansas City, you know, you lost Justin Reed. Yeah. Remember, you lost LeJarius Sneed.

You can't play everybody, Ocho. Yeah, you're right. You see, Joe Tooney, they had to let him go. Damn. They needed to let him go. Damn. They needed Mitchell Swartz and they had Wiley. They had to let those guys go. You can't pay everybody. You just hope

that while we're paying these guys, we can get a bowl or two because if you get a bowl is what is worth it. They got it. It's worth it because they're so hard to come by. Yeah. But uh, no, hey, come by. Yeah. But, uh, nah,

hey, yeah, but, hey, everybody says that now. Yeah. Um, it's different

because A.D. was in them trenches getting doubled every day on play. And he said, man, I just, hey,

I don't want to put that kind of time in again. And you see where this receiver money going? Yeah. Hey, I'm going to play as long as they, as long as they sending. Hey, I'm going to play as long as they're sending out checks, I'm going to play.

Especially if I go out. I'm not going to embarrass myself, though, okay? You know what I'm saying? If I'm out there, if all of a sudden I go from catching 80, 90 balls and they tell me, hey, we want you to be the fourth receiver, I'm going to bother them. Hey, no, no, no, no, no, no. I can't do that. What do you think Hey, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I can't do that.

What'd you think about me going back to play? No? Nah. It's over. How you know? It's been over. For 15 years, it's been over. I know, but I just got the phone call off,

so I'm just curious. Nah. That's your, they say you need to play your easy pass. They call you riding the h.o.b lord that's the that's the only people calling your ass man ain't nobody ain't nobody calling you that's a young man game man you're right that lateral stuff you oh joe you know what you probably still could run straight ahead oh i can't i can't i can run straight ahead fast as hell. It's that lateral.

Yeah. Your whole thing was predicated on lateral quickness. Uh-huh. Slipping. Getting up out of there, dipping that shoulder, dipping that shoulder and going. Getting skinny.

Hey, because what a guy do, hey, you... Man, going. Because you never, hey, you played on angle. Yeah. Your whole thing was never give him your whole, don't give him this.

Oh, never, ever. I'm slipping. I'm sliding. I'm dipping. It's hard. It's hard. You say I can't do it no more. It's hard, man.

And that's the thing what people don't understand. Guys can still run fast. Oh, yeah. In a straight line. Straight ahead. But as a receiver, you need lateral quickness to get up out of there. And if you don't

have that lateral quickness, you got to be good with your hands and your technique with somebody up in front of you. Or you got to be big like a T.O. that's played through contact. Calvin Johnson played through contact. Julio played through contact. If you're smart... That tug and pull, I still don't understand. T.O., play through contact. Julio, play through contact. If you're smart.

That tug and pull, I still don't understand. T.O. used to do it. Brandon Marshall used to do it. Julio Jones used to do it. They welcome, they welcome the contact and want you to grab

and they pull from the inside, they pull and tug you right through. Man, I tried, I tried that tug and pull shit one time in practice, man. I ended up opening it on the sideline with the cool. First of all,

think about the guys that you said that. Look how tall they are. To be able to reach. Man. Now, you're talking about guys 220, 225, 230 that's able to play through contact. See, your whole thing is like you trying to play on edges.

You ain't trying to get physical with nobody. Oh, nah. Because, hey, if they stab, well, hey, I show Hope Carson looking at the other side. They got me. Well, TJ was just the opposite. TJ wanted to play through contact. TJ was a big physical receiver. Yeah, he liked that.

Yeah, so. Oh, that's funny. Matthew Stafford hyped up Devontae Adams signing. I have a ton of respect for him, the way he goes about his business and the way he plays the game. He's been big time in this league for a long time. So happy to have him. I know he's going to be

a big addition to our team. Ocho, with the addition of Devontae and Puka, what's the ceiling for the Rams?

I mean, the ceiling is very high. The ceiling is very high because not only do you add another exquisite route runner that can run

the entirety of the tree. But then I look at it with the Cooper Cuff situation. You had Cooper Cuff, you had Puka Nakua, and Puka was still getting all the balls, all the numbers. They were putting him in positions to make the plays. So exactly how are you going to go about using Devontae Adams and his strengths and what he can do where you can play anywhere play on the outside you play on the inside you put him in motion you do whatever you want to do

how are they going to use him i'm still thinking about that factor because he had cooper cup there and there's really nothing wrong with him but his numbers didn't look the same after coming off a goddamn triple crown here yeah so i'm that's a lot of collision that's what I'm curious about. Ocho, think about it. How many, Cooper Cup caught 140-something balls. Yes, sir. Then he caught another 30-plus in the playoffs.

Yes, sir. Okay. Let's just say he had, I think he had like 14, 15 touchdowns. Let's say he had 18 touchdowns. How many times, if you catch 175 balls, how many times if you catch 175 balls how many targets

did you get how many times did you get hit how many times did you hit the ground I'm not so sure a receiver has ever had as many collisions as Cooper Cup had in that season so now you're right and you remember when you go to the Super Bowl, you play an extra three, four weeks.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, man. Listen, I hope they make him part of the offense, you know. Because the way things were going, boy, they were feeding Puka, boy.

I'm talking about feeding him. Stepped on somebody's ankle? What happened? Oh, Jason Tatum just stepped on somebody's ankle and went down. Hey. He stepped on Sabonis.

I know how to... He shot a three, made it, and came down on his ankle. Sabonis not supposed to be standing up underneath him. You know. Yeah. They know that.

Yo, yeah, they call that now. They gave him a flagrant one. They did? Yeah, they did. They did. They did. They did. Ocho, you got to come back for this one. I'm right here.

Whew. I guess Randy Ricci's boyfriend kicked her out of the house after Kevin Gates recently released a song claiming the child is his. Wait, what? Claiming they had a child. Wait, who? Renny Richie and her baby daddy, Black Zach, was going at it live because Kevin Gates dropped a song mentioning Renny. He thought Kevin said him and Renny had a child. In Kevin Gates' song, he said, I did Renny wrong and I admit it. We got children, but I keep that ish respectful

to protect your image. You think that's real? I don't know. But listen, I mean, it's an easy fix. It's an easy fix. All you do is you go get a DNA test and find out who the child is or who the child is from.

That's not hard. But I wouldn't kick her out of the house. That ain't nice. Especially if she got a child from you or maybe you think it's your child. Okay, my bad, my bad, my bad. What did you say? No, she got to go?

She got to go? I mean, I don't know if I... Look, you don't keep it hushed this long. You might as well just keep it hushed, bro. Wait, so you think it's true? I don't know, but I'm saying... It don't matter if I think it's true. He think it's true. Wait a minute.

Hold on, I got another thing. Why are people putting the two together? How do we know he was talking about the same girl? What if it's not another girl named Renee? How many Rennes you know and somebody say i got a baby from ocho sico they're like it could be somebody else oh nah shit wait we should exactly ain't nobody had how many how many rennes you know yeah you you okay okay hey hey why would you put on why would you put on blast like that? That's all I'm asking. I don't know.

I have a question. You think this is strictly content, like maybe for content or just a story? Listen, I'm not making no content to make somebody else look bad. Okay. If I got a child with somebody and she happily married or she with that person, why would I bring out something that's going to cause dissension in their house? Oh, man. Oh. That's just me.

I mean, look, to each his own. I don't know. And then when you say it like that, I don't like the way that sound. That hurt that boy. And maybe, hey, I don't know. They say she on Love and Hip Hop Atlanta. I mean, she in. So, like I said, I don't know. I don't know what's real, I don't know. They say she on love and hip hop Atlanta. I mean, she, and so I,

like I said, I don't know what, I don't know what's real. I don't see, she, she, she on TV right now. It might be just to help book bolster views or,

or something. Cause they done. And then if, if you got to do, you're living with a dude. Yes. And y'all, y'all have a child,

but then someone else in this, in this instance, Kevin Gates comes to say, I'm not baby. I'm not baby Pappy. Now that just... I don't know. I don't know. It's happened.

I'm saying it's happened before. There have been many examples of this before. But oh man, that's tough. That's tough. But I still think it might be for other reasons as opposed to actually being real. But again, I don't know because I'm not behind closed doors with him. I don't.

Hey, I wasn't there. So I don't know. Hey, she fine though, huh? I don't know. I don't know her. Oh, okay. Well, I'm telling you. Man, I don't.

I'm telling you. I'm telling you. She fine. Oh, she fine? Oh, yes, sir. You hear me? Hey, she fine. Nah, see, you can say. But hear the thing, Ocho. She fine Hold on. I'm telling you. I'm telling you, she fine. Oh, she fine? Oh, yes, sir. You hear me? Hey, she fine. Nah, see, you can say...

But hear the thing, Ocho. She fine as frog hell. You can say that. Every time I pay somebody a compliment, they get upset, so I don't pay nobody no compliment. Well, hold on, man. I just...

I'm saying it respectfully, you know, with all parties involved, respectfully. She fine as frog hell. Now, there's nothing wrong with that. There ain't nothing wrong with that. She fine. I'll take your word for it. Yeah.

Just use your Google real quick. No, I'm good. I don't need no Google. I don't even want to see. I don't even care. I don't care enough to Google it.

I got you. But listen, I mean, listen, she's aesthetically pleasing. How about that? I'll take your I got you. But listen, I mean, listen, she's aesthetically pleasing. How about that? I'll take your word for it. Okay. Okay.

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All right, Ocho, now it's time for Q&A. And you know what, I'm like, and you wonder, can I, Ocho, now it's time for Q&A. And you know what I like? And you wonder, can I, you know what I like about tonight? You know what I really enjoyed? Now, listen, we've had some great shows. But that goddamn Prime and Zant goddamn going back and forth. I really, I really, I really, I swear to God, I don't know how to explain it.

I really enjoyed that. I really, I really, I really, I swear to God, I don't know how to explain it. I really enjoyed that. I really did. Yeah. Yeah. Adab Smith said, OKC, UFC, KFC, Lakers to Cancun in five. Y'all got jokes tonight, huh? Over the Go said, I don't never agree with you, but you're right on this one. He top 25, maybe.

No, I think he higher than 25, but I don't know. It's going to be hard for him to crack the top 10 when it comes to all-time great corners. Ocho, NFL matchup highlights. What's up, Uncle Ocho? Ocho, can you rank these dbs based on their prime charles woodson nnamdi asimov sante crow antonio cromarty okay uh you know we putting we putting wood first yes we definitely put seawood first uh nnamdi i'm not sure where nnamdi goes um because charles woodson was very consistent. Green Bay, Oakland.

Regards to where he went, he was still consistent. Nnamdi, when he went to Philly and had to play a little bit. Wait, was it Philly? Yeah, it was Philly. Yeah, went to Philly and had to play. Man to man, I think he got exposed just a little bit. I'm not sure what happened in his transition from the Raiders to there. It wasn't the same dominance that we were used to seeing from him.

Who would I put two? He gave me four names, huh? Yeah. Woody, Namby, Sante, Crow. I would take C. Wood, Sante, Crowe. I would take Seawood, Sante, Crowe, Nnamdi. Nnamdi? Okay. Because Nnamdi just had a very brief period. Yeah.

And that was just Oakland. Yeah. Because it basically undid everything he did in Oakland. Yeah. He undid that in Philly. In Philly, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. basically undid everything he did at Oakland. He undid that in Philly. In Philly, yeah.

I was going to do it the same way. I was comparing Crow and Zant before I made the comparison. But mine would be the same way. And obviously, I would have... Did Crow get hurt? He might have hurt that knee before he got there. Because he had that one good year. I would have, uh... I would have... Did Crow get hurt? Did Crow hurt his...

He might have hurt that knee before he got there because he had that one good year. He had like 10 picks and was the first team All-Pro. And then when he paired up with Revis, they locked it down. Yeah, they were nice. They were nice because, hell, me and T.O. had to deal with them fools on Thanksgiving.

Yeah. But when they, Cassante was good at New England and in Philly. Yeah. Yeah. So he was good at both stops.

Yeah. Crow. Cassante was my favorite cornerback, oh, explore, Asante was my favorite cornerback growing up, with all love and respect, but Broga, he gonna sit this one out, all love Brody but it's real levels, it's really levels

Dr. Frankie L. It's really levels. Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy says, oh, don't let that negativity control your positivity. You got first take tomorrow. Oh, man, look here. Nothing bleeds into nothing else. Ocho, when I do first take, good, bad, or indifferent, I'm done. When I come to nightcap, or indifferent, I'm done When I come to nightcap

Nightcap, I'm done I got a combo this week Wednesday Nothing goes to nothing else Once we done with this I wish Asante the best I'm done with it I'm done

Just a fan. What's up, Nightcap? Two questions. When do tickets for the North Carolina live show drop? And two, Ocho, what's your favorite name drop in a song? Mine is Lil Wayne on the Hustle Hard remakes. Tickets drop Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern time. So all tickets for all locations are dropped at the same time.

So you'll be able to purchase tickets whether you go to the Charlotte Show, Chicago Show, the Detroit Show, the L.A., the Miami, Detroit, Baltimore, Philly. All tickets go on sale on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. I'm ready. On SheaSheaMedia.com slash tour. So I answered that question. Okay, Ocho,

what's your favorite name drop in a song? His is Lil Wayne on the Hustle Hard remix. Oh, man, it's so many. It's so many. I'm just going to be honest. Dude, favorite. I'm not even going to lie to you. It's so many.

I can't even lie to you. I mean, Future, Young Thug, man, Ross, Trick Daddy. Man, it's too many. Jason Magic says, Ocho, why is Un up not on the ultimate team oh man i want him on my team oh okay i'm gonna get him on there i'm gonna talk to my team at ea we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna get uh we're gonna get you his car what do you want you want you want the ravens you want the ravens or you want the the bron? Who, me? 84. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think I let the thing expire. I didn't sign the thing

because, you know, in order to get, you know, you have to sign off on it. Right. Oh, so you ain't sign off on it? I don't think so. Come on, man. Stop being selfish. I don't know. I have to ask Jamie about that. But we'll get on there. Hey, glad to see you and know what you're doing well my question was

as a tight end what season off-season workouts should i be doing for a minor uh minor football league uh well obviously running routes catching the ball conditioning i mean just do stuff that you would do in the game. You would run routes. You would catch the ball. You would finish. Occasionally, you probably, I don't know how much they block in a minor league football, but do some blocking. Work on hand placement.

Work on foot, your feet, your steps. Just stuff that you would do in a game. That's what most people do. Obviously, you got to get some conditioning in. You got to run some, you know, we ran sprints and things of that nature. But yeah, just stuff that you would do in a game. Work on that as hard as you can to get your conditioning right. Aaron Owens, I've been debating this for a while.

I believe 100 people can beat a silverback gorilla. What you think? Man, 100 people get their ass whooped, man. I don't think people understand the power of these animals. It's not happening. I tell you what, I want to be 100. Because the mother of 99 is going to get their ass tore up. And I'm going to retreat.

I ain't messing with it. I don't think people realize how big a silverback is. Forget how big it is. Do you understand how powerful? Man, stop playing, man. Yeah. I would be 100, though. All I know is that first 20 to 25,

they got their ass cutting coming. That's what I know. Josh R908 up like Billy that's what I do uh Josh R R 908 up like

Billy Billy Billy go Jay with a beer yeah

they got me out there looking at Jay 213 say

hey Uncle Nocho in honor of women's history month what is

your Mount Rushmore of female albums I'm young but Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, gotta be on there. Classic. Listen, that would be number one.

I would love to hear the chat argue that. Well, Apple already named her the best album of the last 50 years. I mean, obviously it is. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, you can play from start to finish still to this day, and it resonates as one of the best albums ever made. can't argue that you know you got you got little kim

mary j had some classics uh foxy brown i mean i mean shot a um oh my oh my goodness man but listen what lauren hill was able to do with that album, I don't know what she was going through during that time. I don't know who the producer was. But listen, to be able to put together a masterpiece. When we talk about putting together a masterpiece, she put together a masterpiece with that one. I would love to hear the chat's thoughts, but you can't argue that.

I'm not even sure what genre that goes up under. It doesn't even go up under rap with the neo soul. I don't even sure what genre that goes up under It doesn't even go up under rap With a neo soul I don't even know what it is Uh Yeah I think the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Classic Uh

Adele For me Wait Adele for me. Wait. And I don't care. Adele? Yeah. What album?

Oh, you're talking about a song specifically. An album. Okay. I'm going to take Beyonce Lemonade and then I'll take anything Whitney Houston. Okay. Like I said, I don't really... Look, I know who Aretha Franklin is, but I couldn't I don't really Look I know who

Aretha Franklin is But I couldn't name One of her albums You can name Some of her songs You come from You come from that era Aretha Flanker

Who? Chaka Khan I know you can name Yeah I know you can name Some of these songs man Or if you hear it It'll resonate with you

When you hear the song You won't realize That's who it is Aretha Franklin Riding on the freeway Riding on the freeway. Riding on the freeway, making love in the pink.

Oh, my bad, my bad, my bad. Yeah, that one. My bad. Ocho off key. No, but I know the words, though. When it comes to music, I love me some music, man. Chris says,

Nightcap is the best show I've owned. Is the 98 AFC Championship game still a blur? And Ocho, gotta be HOF Marvin Harrison is deserving, but he had Manny. Yeah, I don't remember that. I don't remember the championship game because I got knocked out. And I guess the... I might have to take somebody off and put Missy Elliott on there. Because Missy Elliott has some banger albums. Oh, class classics.

And she just went, Missy's like, hey, I'm going to do my thing, put about five or six albums out, and I'm going to go on about my business. I'm going to leave y'all alone. I'm going to get out your hair. Yeah. Yes, that's a blur. Oh, sure. They say you should be in the Hall of Fame if Marvin Harrison is in because he had.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Com should be in the Hall of Fame if Marvin Harrison is in because he had big money. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Comparison is the thief of joy. There's a reason I put my own jacket on in the sideline. You don't know where it is, though. Hey, 101. Hey, that jacket is 101. And that's no disrespect to the

Hall of Fame that I've already been in and enshrined. It's an elite class of people toined. It's an elite class of people to be. It's an honor to be chosen to put on that goddamn jacket. But again, it's only one-on-one over here. Sir K said,

my guys, Ocho, my question is, if Carson wouldn't have gone down with the injury, how far do you think y'all would have gone in the playoffs that year? Playoffs? We would have won the Super Bowl. What are you talking about? That 2005 year? That offense we had? The defense we had? They were playing phenomenal all year. Had like

30, 30, 35-something takeaways. There's some crazy number on that year. And they was giving us the ball back. And not only were they giving us the ball back, we were scoring like water that year. It was crazy. And will the Bengals make the playoffs if Henderson leaves? I mean, what was that defense rank last year with Henderson?

I mean, no disrespect to him. The individual, from an individual standpoint, he played phenomenal. But it didn't sway things any anyway as opposed to wins or losses for us you know mark said show that picture of uncle nocho it's not it's not the movie friday but it's called monday lol uncle nocho that concludes hey that, tonight was good. I enjoyed that night work. God damn, I like that.

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