Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Nakobe Dean joins, Jeanty skipping combine, Cockroach milk?!

Episode Date: February 25, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson are joined by Philadelphia Eagles LB and Super Bowl Champion Nakobe Dean joins the show. Later, Unc and Ocho react to Ashton Jeanty skipping the NFL Combine and waiting to workout until Pro Day, the guys discuss a report that cockroach milk is much more nutritious than cow’s milk and much more!05:30 - Nakobe Dean joins24:00 - Jeanty at Boise State Pro Day32:00 - Ayesha Curry says marriage comes first36:42 - Vegan wedding46:30 - Nutrients in cockroach milk55:30 - $30 for lunch 1:01:15 - Embryo accident 1:04:42 - Q&Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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N'Kobe, what's up? What's up? What's up? How you doing, bro? I'm good. I'm good. I can't complain. Super Bowl champ.

What's up? What's up? You good? Oh, let me go first, man. You always go first. Go ahead. Listen, I want to know, as someone, you know, obviously I felt I was okay in the game of football,

but I ain't never won nothing. I ain't going to lie to you. Listen, I never won a national championship, you know, but I ain't never won nothing. I ain't gonna lie to you. Listen, I never won a national championship, you know, in college. I never won a Super Bowl. I want to know what it feels like.

I'm sure it was probably a childhood dream, obviously, to make it to the NFL, you know, but win a national championship and to win a Super Bowl in such a short amount of time.

Bruh, what'd that feel like? Tell me what it feel like because I don't know. I feel like it's surreal in a sense because it's like, damn, it's like,

it's something that you kind of work towards all the time. That's right. But then, like, sometimes you be thinking, like, them losses going to make you hungry

and make you go harder. But them wins, them wins, it's going to drive you differently. Like, getting there, getting to the Super Bowl, you win that motherfucker,

you celebrate with your guys. Yeah. It is like, it's like you want to get back yeah you want to get back so uh of course but no it's definitely surreal feeling is a blessing for sure hold on yeah the black man cold man I know what you're talking about cold I know what you're talking about man he doesn't like that feeling man hey man hold on oh oh that's not necessary That's not necessary. Me and this man, we're having a conversation, Ocho. I will get back to you in a second.

You ain't playing for the Eagles. Why you got the helmet up there? He got the helmet up there. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. This Super Bowl champ is Super Bowl champ. We're having a conversation. Oh, hey, Kobe. Kobe.

Hey, me and you go, let's whisper, but we don't want Ocho to hear what we talking about. Man, you played extremely well this year. You was having an outstanding season. You get down. Did you know when you went down, did you know the seriousness of your injury? I did.

I did. I felt like my knee just buckled. And then I kind of looked down. I see my kneecap on top of my thigh. Yeah, so I sat down, and I pushed my kneecap back in, and I stand up. I'm like, all right,

as soon as I stand up, it popped back out, and I push it back in. I'm like, all right, I'm walking off the field. I'm thinking, okay, it's dislocated. Give me a brace,

and then it just kind of blew up like a balloon, and I'm like, what the? I'm like, damn, but, I mean, it's all good. I mean, I had an injury before. God got me. I'm going to be back better than them. Right. How is rehab going right now?

Are you back running? What do you think? Your lower extremities, are they back almost normal a little bit? Yeah, yeah. I mean, we're getting there. We're getting there. I'm what?

I'm five weeks. I'll be five weeks out from surgery. What's up? Wednesday'm five weeks i'll be five weeks out from surgery what's up wednesday okay i'll be five weeks out from surgery wednesday so uh by week six it's gonna it's gonna take off because it's a protocol you gotta follow it's slow in the beginning and pick up okay okay yeah let me ask you this last year you guys struggled defensively you couldn't get off the field you couldn't rush the quarterback you seemingly couldn't do anything you bring in Vic Fangio and in one season it's been it's I can't remember a time that a defense has done a 180 like your guys like you guys did what do you think the biggest difference was between last year and this year's Super Bowl out lights out outstanding

defense I feel like it was a bad it was a buy-in from the guys. I mean, you got Vic, who's been in the game for a long time. Then you got, well, we were one of the youngest defenses in the league. So it was like everybody kind of, we all looked at each other like we ain't really done nothing. So we just kind of bought into what he, because Vic kind of came in with an older head mentality. No nonsense. No nonsense. So it was like we were doing, at first with Sirianni, like my first two years, it was like, you know, OTAs was cool.

I mean, they didn't really push us as much. It wasn't as hard. Training camp wasn't that hard. And then Vic come, he got us doing conditioning drills, doing OTAs. We were like, what? But we bought into it. We bought into it. That's why you see somebody like Zaylon Carter able to play 100% of snaps.

Like, you don't really see that from defensive alignment. So it was just like, now that we've seen it work, I mean, shit, the sky ain't even the limit for how good any of those guys could be on defense. I agree with you. I said that last year. I felt if Jalen Carter got some shape, I say he has the ability. He has Reggie White potential.

I'm not saying he's going to be that, but you watch him, the way he can rush the quarterback, he can bully, he can rip, he's tremendous first step, he can stop the run. He has no weakness. It's all in here and up here. And he got himself in shape, and he was dominant. Yeah, it was definitely. It was great to see because I've been playing with him since college.

So, and JC also got like a, I don't know, you get out there, you kind of see them lines be a little scared of him because he coming out the gate yeah the first before the first nap and he talking they in the they in the huddle he yelling he got a little different

different kind of he got a little screw loose up their heart yeah he talking a little different shit than BG yeah so you can kind of tell

that the linemen scared like he'll look at the linemen and say yeah he scared he scared like pointing at him and the linemen just kind of just ain't saying nothing to him. He's like, yeah, you know he got it. Yeah, that's funny.

Most of the time, there are not very many offensive linemen that really talk back in general. They always, for some reason, they always focus, don't really do the trash talking, especially back to the linemen. I used to get myself in trouble during my day because I would talk trash in TV timeout. The closest people to me would be the deepest lin I would talk trash in TV timeout. The closest people to me would be the deepest lineman. I'm going across the thing and the referee would end up tearing it back up. My left and right

tackle would always tell me, Chad, don't wake them boys up because you ain't got to deal with them in the trenches. Don't, don't, don't. I got a question for you, man. What's the toughest part about playing linebacker as opposed to in college and the difference in playing in the NFL? What's the difference outside of the speed of the game? For me, I feel like the toughest part is

I feel like linebackers should be the general on the defense. You should be the one lining everybody up. Not necessarily lining everybody up, but kind of like you should be the the battery pack right the the um get everybody going you you kind of you kind of you the glue in a sense we like to call ourselves the glue like we we we run with four three and we bang with 350. yeah yeah so it's like i feel like being linebackers we got to be able to do all that and we got to also be able to uh keep everybody kind of kind of like when jbackers, we got to be able to do all that. And we got to also be able to keep everybody kind of – like when J.C. or Charles get the mile for not winning

with that 15-yard penalty, I got to tell him to chill out. You got to calm everybody down. Yeah, you got to have the respect from the other guys on the defense to be able to even have the green light and make the calls and everything. And I feel like as a linebacker, you shouldn't shy away from that. You should want to embrace something like that and go for it. So I feel like as a linebacker, you shouldn't shy away from that. You should want to embrace something like that and go for it. So I feel like that's the toughest part, not even just playing the game.

Because if you can play, you can play. How did playing at a program like the University of Georgia? Because you know Kirby, he came from Coach Saban and Kirby, no nonsense. You got to grind. You got to thump the coach. Hey, he ain't no walk- to grind. You got to thump, Kobe.

Hey, he ain't no walk-through practice. You thumping. He old school. So how did playing at the University of Georgia prepare you to play for the Philadelphia Eagles and then the NFL? It made me, it gave me that, like, that different type of, I say give a fuck factor. Just because, just because it's like because you playing in somewhere like George, I ain't had it in a year.

So you ain't had that money coming in. So you had to be playing to get to the league or you really had to love it. Because you was banging every day. You was banging every day. And it kind of made me grow up and be mature in a sense of no matter what you're doing outside of ball when it come to being in that building you got to perform and the people inside that building don't care

about what you gotta go well in a sense they don't care about what you got going if you ain't performing yeah so it's like and kirby kirby told me that early on because i was i was big on school i was an engineer major so i was up all night oh me too he major, so I was up all night. Oh, me too. He was like, yeah, I was up all night. So he was he, um... You ain't on the engineering scholarship, Kobe. That's what that's what Kirby probably told you.

Well, he I'll tell y'all a story. It was my freshman year. I came in early. It was springtime. And I had first freshman year. I came in early. It was springtime. And I had first got there. I'm out late partying with the guys. And then I'm staying up late

doing homework. Then it's like spring practice. So I'm in the meetings. That was enough. Kirby come to me. He say, you know, man, this is before practice. He say, you know, man, I know you working hard. You got the engineering. you know man I know you you working hard you got the engineering

you know you trying to find your way and and I know it's hard right now because the defense is hard but I don't give a fuck that's exactly what he told me he said hey

he said he don't care he said hey he said when you come out here I need you focused when you come in the meetings I need you focused I need you up

so and that kind of I always remember that if I don you focused. When you come into meetings, I need you focused. I need you up. I always remember that. If I don't remember nothing else, Kirby told me I remember that. It helped me do everything with my business and all that. They don't care. They don't care until you make it. It's a performance-based league. Yeah, exactly.

All that other stuff, where you came from, Buckus Award, Lombardi, Island Trophy, Heisman Trophy, they don't give a deal about that. You better be able to perform or they're going to get your you-know-what up out of that building. Definitely. Hey, listen, who are some of the linebackers, bro? You know, obviously I've had players

that I look up to and actually studied and tried to model my game after before I made it to the league and tried to do what they did once I got there. Who are some linebackers, past or present, that you studied or modeled your game after? Well, I used to – I'm towards the short end. I'm a little bit on the city foot.

So I used to look at guys like Eric Kendricks, who was a little – he was kind of like unorthodox in the footwork and everything. Of course, I used to look at Ray. I used to look at Dad Brooks. Yeah. he was kind of like unorthodox in the footwork and everything uh of course used to look at Ray uh used to look at Dad Brooks yeah

uh Roquan came right before me I like cause he's just like a pure linebacker he plays like uh

um those guys mostly and he I used to study like Darius Leonard uh as far as like

punching the ball out and everything like that but of course he had he real long kind of guy. Yeah. Yeah. Paul. But he real,

yeah. I used to study him as far as like getting turnovers. Fred, of course. Just those guys and me to more. I used to study safeties too, like Apollo Malou. Yeah.

Not like I wasn't going to play safety, but it's just like You kind of study the guys That you like to play the game You study James Harrison Even though he was out the edge He tore my phone I know where I'm going

Listen It's okay It's okay Hey I'm going to whoop him You good You good I'm going to whoop him Go ahead

But no I used to study like James Harrison Like the physicality of the game And everything like that I just felt like I feel like as a line of the game and everything like that because I just feel like I feel like as a linebacker with the NFL

and the league trying to take some of the physicality out of the game it's on us to bring it back you know and do it our way

not trying to get fined and everything like the hip drop that's let me ask you this Kobe you taking all my questions man

go ahead yeah listen I got one more question now for you for somebody as young as you Let me ask you this, Kobe. You're taking all my questions, man. Go ahead. Listen, I got one more question. Now, for you, for somebody as young as you, and I'm thinking about just me because I've never won anything, you know. So if you've won so much so early in life, you've got so much left in your career, how do you define success for yourself as a player and a linebacker when you've already won a national championship,

you've won a Super Bowl already, so what else is left on the plate outside of personal goals? Outside of personal goals, you just kind of taste some greatness. Like I said, when you win that first natty, you win that first Super Bowl, you want to keep winning.

It all starts over. You don't want to like, okay, if I want to play a. It all starts over. You don't want to like, okay, if I want to play a decade in the league, I just finished my third year, so I at least got seven more years. At the beginning of every year, my goal is to be the best linebacker in the league and win a Super Bowl

to have the top defense in the league. That's kind of what you do with everything. You set your goals for yourself and you just try to push towards it. So, and I don't downplay them. I don't care how many times I did it. If I want it, I'm going to go get it. That's right.

I like that. Let me ask you this. The rule now, they're trying to get the tush-push ban. Have you guys been able to stop the tush-push in practice? How many times have you guys stopped it in practice? They don't do that in practice. Y'all know we ain't doing that in practice. I always

joke with some of the O-line, but y'all know y'all won't be able to do that against us. I always joke against them, but man, look, if somebody don't like it, they're going to try to ban it. So, I say keep it, of course, but for

bias reasons. Make them stop it. Yeah, for bias reasons. I'm a defensive guy, so it's like I don't care at this point in the league. It's not too much stuff. I'm not going to look at someone on the offensive side of the ball and be like, oh, they need to ban this because it's bad football. Like, no, we on defense. We're going to figure it out. We get paid to stop.

We get paid to stop offenses. We get paid to let them not score, so we're going we're gonna figure it out we get paid to stop we get paid to stop officers we get paid to but they're not scored so we're gonna we're gonna try to figure it out yeah and that's the problem the people in positions of power don't have the mentality like you have or the mentality like the players have you know especially those in that part of the competition committee they trying to do it with stuff simply because you can't stop it but exactly neither here nor there. Dynasty, repeat, Eagles. Yeah.

Y'all winning the Super Bowl, y'all about to run it back? Like I said, at the beginning of every year, the goal is the Super Bowl. It is. It is. Kobe,

we appreciate your time, man. Thanks for stopping by. Congratulations. Great college career. Great start to your NFL career. National champ, Super Bowl champ. And, hopefully we career. Great start to your NFL career. National champ. Super Bowl champ. Hey, hopefully we have you back on here again next year

in your back-to-back Super Bowl champ. Congratulations, man. Continued success and speedy recovery. Salute. So, appreciate you. Yes, sir. Appreciate you, bro. I need some of them 85, too.

Oh, I got you, boy. I got you. I'm going to send it to you. I'm going to send it to you. I know how to get in touch with you now. Yeah. Love. Appreciate you.

Have a good one, bro. me kobe ding and that was dope that was dope that was dope but a young a young boy don't wanna he don't wanna natty he don't wanna uh uh super bowl and i'm here i am empty-handed but i would listen i want some old man but it's not the same feeling man like that kind of made me. Like, that kind of made me feel bad. That kind of made me feel bad, the way y'all was like, like the camaraderie y'all had because both of y'all got a ring. Look, Ojo, everybody that, I mean, ain't a whole lot of, ain't a whole lot of Heisman Trophy winners in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Ain't a whole lot of Heisman Trophy winners that won Super Bowls.

Yeah. Bro, so you want to get you the Heisman Trophy, National Champion, Rookie of the Year, Super Bowl, League MVP, Super. Damn! First pick in the draft. I mean, Cam was very, look. Cam won Heisman National Championship. He's Rookie of the Year MVP.

Didn't win the Super Bowl. I mean, he's pretty good. Marcus Allen, now Marcus won Rookie of the Year, Heisman National Championship, MVP, League MVP, Super Bowl MVP, but he's one of the few. It doesn't happen. A lot of great things have to happen, Ocho, for you to have I mean, obviously, you know,

the Heisman Trophy, your team has to be good, but that's an individual award. But once you start getting up to that level, to have team success? Yeah. Because one play can ruin it all. But I'm just saying.

But every great hack talking to a young fella, you know. I'm a dope. Georgia boy doing what we do. Win. Made for This Mountain is a podcast that exists to empower listeners to rise above their struggles, break free from the chains of trauma, and silence the negative voices that have kept them small. Through raw conversations, real stories, and actionable guidance, you can learn to face the mountain that is in front of you.

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Gentry will go through on-field drills at Boise State Pro Day instead. The 21-year-old is coming off a stellar 2024 season and with the Broncos finishing second in the Highland voting. Jenty led the country in rushing with 2,601 rush yards

on 374 carries scoring 30 total touchdowns. You like this, don't you? God damn. I almost did it again, but I caught myself. I caught myself real quick. Yes, of course.

Of course I like it. There's certain people that don't have to go and perform at the NFL combine in front of all the scouts. You know why, Unc? Because everything you need to see is on film where it actually counts, not in shorts and shirts and a pair of cleats. That don't mean nothing. What does it look like when i turn the film on what do you give me what how do you help my team i'm gonna start there how do you help my team when i turn the film on do you pop out on film yep he done just that that's for all 32 teams now there are teams

that have running backs in that position. It's solidified already, and they might not need Jenty. There's no need for him to do anything at the Combine that they can't turn the film on and go see for themselves. He had a phenomenal career, especially senior season. There's nothing for him to prove at the Combine. Now, what I think that he needs to do is he needs to run a phenomenal 40. You need to run a phenomenal 40. He needs to run a great 40. He may need to choose not to do that.

He might not even have to do that. There are very few players that are coming out in the draft that don't need to do anything. Shador Sanders, Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, who have decided to do stuff anyway because, listen, the film, The Eye in the Sky, doesn't lie. Jenty, Abdul-Qadir, and maybe one or two others, but those individuals, they don't have to do anything because the resume speaks for itself, and they've already put the film out, so there's nothing for them to do in shorts and shirt and a freaking pair of cleats.

So you like him not going, you like him like, okay, let me get to a familiar setting. Yeah. Let me, hey, obviously, let me get to a familiar setting. Yeah. Let me, hey. Obviously, you know, he's going to show that I can catch the ball. I can be a three-down back. But I agree. Look, I don't think he has to run.

Look, at the end of the day, somebody got those 2,600 rush yards. Yeah. Emmitt Smith didn't run no four or five. He did okay. Yeah. I mean, yeah, you love to have a guy like, I mean, normally, with the exception of Chris Johnson, how many guys?

AP ran blistering time. But, like, I need a guy with vision, and I need a guy with balance. And he got just that. He got just that. We good. If he can do that he can play add this to it

I also need a guy with a first man they're going to bring him down I think the other thing I want to see him in pass protection because you know what happens Ocho you put your back in there and he can't protect they're going to blitz his ass every single time they're going to blitz him.

I got to. And if you're scared, I'm going to sit you in the quarterback's lap. See, blocking is all about technique and understanding. Yeah. Know who you got. Cut the distance down. Make the guy come through you. Because, see, the more distance you have,

the more he's going to be doing all this, Ocho. Yeah, you got to close it. I'm going to close that distance. If I got you in the A or the B gap, I'm going to be right there. Well, you can't do all that. You got to come through this little gap. And I'm going to tee off on your ass.

Punk, you just cursed. Well, ass ain't no cuss word, but okay. But that's what you have to do. But I think the kid can play. I think the kid, you know, after what we saw last year, Ocho, from the running backs, the resurgence of that position, you got a 2,000-yard rush, a 1,900-yard rush, a couple of guys that was, what, well over 1,200?

Mm-hmm. Now, wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait, wait a minute now. Remember the guys that were over 1,200 in the 2,000, 1,900-yard rusher. These are the elite backs. These are upper echelon backs in the NFL. These ain't just no antibodies now. Give me the top 15 backs because there are a lot of guys that, I mean,

that was really up there. Huh? No, no. This year. Give me the top rushers. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's a... oh yeah it's uh what you got boy ashes lord have mercy

somebody know so much about computers ain't no wifi now it's's the wi-fi that's the wi-fi that's the wi-fi phone i don't see nothing uh joe mixon naji harris rico dowdle tony pollard james connor bucky urban aaron jones Tony Pollard James Conner Bucky Urban Aaron Jones Cuba Hubbard I mean are those elite backs? cause you told me it was just the elite

they all went over a thousand Joe Mixon went over a thousand in 14 games a lot of these guys went over a thousand yards in 15 to 16 games Jonathan Taylor had 1400 yards in 14 games.

Are we setting the bar for greatness at 1,000 yards now? I'm saying the running back has had a resurgence. Remember, they weren't taking even running backs in the first round. The mere fact that Derrick Henry went for $8 million, what does that tell you about the running back position? Joe Mixon got released. What does that tell you? They running back position? Joe Mixon got released. What does that tell you? They don't value

the running back position, but obviously these players went to places where they were used correctly, where they were used the right way, where they saw value and what they were able

to bring to that team and that offense. They had what? One, two, one, two, three, four, five, six. They had five guys, one, two, three, four,

five guys rushed for at least 1 yards yeah another guy josh jacobs had 1300 yeah kyron williams was a yard short of 1300 and then you had like five guys that go over 1100 and then you had another you know and so you have 15 guys ocho they go over at least a thousand yards and i Now look, 1,000 yards, 1,000 yards was the measuring stick, Ocho, when it was 12 games. That's what everybody was excited about.

And even when it went to 14 games, it's like, okay, now you're doing something. Now, you know, a little luster has left the 1,000 yard, Ocho, because if you average it out, that's like 60 yards, a little over 60 yards a game. So, when it was 12, if somebody got 1,000 yardsyard, Ocho, because if you average it out, that's like 60 yards, a little over 60 yards a game. So when it was 12, if somebody got 1,000 yards, you know, he put in work.

He put in work, yes, sir. Even when you went to 14 games. But the running back has had a resurgence, you know, and we talked to James Cook, who had the call and the running backs like, hey, we need to get this thing back to respectability. The running backs, we need to hold our part. And for the most part, they did it. B. John Robinson had over 1,400 yards.

Derrick Henry had 1,900. It's the first time a 1,900-yard rusher did not lead the league in rushing. Just going to show you what type of season Saquon had. Ocho, Aisha Curry says her marriage to Steph comes before their four kids. I think for us, our relationship always comes first. Then we're parents. And that works for us because then you have two happy people raising kids in a house.

So family sector in our lives always comes first. Don't you like, dislike? You see, you understand. Listen, I don't know the rules of marriage. I don't know the rules of marriage, you know, and or the guideline of the rule book. And as a wife, on the way you're supposed to conduct yourself and the way things are supposed to go. But I'm assuming if Aisha Curry is saying it, wife on the way you're supposed to conduct yourself and the way things are supposed to go but i'm assuming if aisha curry is saying it that is the way it's

supposed to go now my grandmother's no longer here to to correct me if i'm wrong my mother is no longer here to correct me if i'm wrong so for me to be able to answer that question i'm i'm assuming that's the way things are supposed to go always husband first and kids after that yeah a lot of uh a lot of therapists say that go ahead okay now i was just i was just i was just gonna ask you um i've seen many scenarios i'm not sure if you've seen them on twitter before if if um if if the the your wife is in trouble your child is in trouble, your child is in trouble, you know, who do you save first? I've seen many scenarios like that. And this almost sounds, not sounds similar to that, but how Aisha is picking the husband

first. You know, in general, in any scenario, and the key has come... Unified front. Okay. Okay. I mean look to each his own look I do my very best to stay out of people's

home right their relationships how they do things because a lot of people you know hey man I can't believe you did that to your daughter I can't believe that's how you was but that's how I was that's my home that's how I raised that's how I brought my That's my home. That's how I raised. That's how I brought my kids up.

So somebody else, I believe that's a great way to do things. We first, we're going to make sure we're happy. Then if we're happy, everything is in unison with us, the kids are going to be Gucci. But obviously some people say,

no, the kids first, kids come first. Well, I know my, I know my girlfriend, my, it wasn't no kids first. It was Papa first. Right. Oh, so, so even back then, even that, that's the traditional way. Hell yeah. Okay.

Okay. Hell yeah. What? Barney, Barney ate first. Right. He got what he wanted to watch. And now he, we watched what he wanted to watch and now he we watched what he wanted to watch now as the girls got older my aunts and got older they ain't want to watch the news all night right so when he come

home we already know we had to turn the tv right so he'd be home they come sit down and you know he like he wouldn't turn they get up and go in the room. All right, come back. Y'all can watch what the hell y'all want. Ain't nobody want to watch no Ron the Conkite and David Brinkley. They'll watch the news all night. Right. But you know, as you get older, he wasn't interested in anything else.

I mean, he used to love westerns. Westerns, when I was a kid, the westerns were good. Gun smoking, all big. You know, I think Big Valley was another kid, though, Joe. The Westerns were good. Yeah, that was good. Gun smoking, all big. You know, I think Big Valley was another one. But, yeah, that's the way my grandfather and grandmother was. My granny came first to him. Obviously, Barney Porter came first in everything.

And the kids came next. Right. That's how it was. It wasn't, no, if you ask Papa something and he said no, you go ask Granny. No, no, no, no. Boy, you got killed for that. That don't work. Listen, that didn't work when I was young.

Now, there would be some times when I asked my grandma something, and then she suggests, how about you go ask your grandfather? But if she's not going to say no, and then I'm going to turn around and go ask my grandfather? Man, please. Not in that household. She already just said, go ask your papa. And the funny thing is she.

Because she wasn't going to say yeah or nay anyway. It's him. He had. He's going to say no anyway. And if he said no, that was the end of it, Ocho. That's it. You might run to like man you can't do nothing

what say that under who under who breath yeah okay oh bad boy hey look here he quit

my grandfather told my aunts all the time he said don't grumble and stay grumble and leave he said tell me what a mofo I am at your place

yeah don't tell me I'm no goodfo I am at your place. Yeah. Don't tell me I'm no good. You know what at my place. Get your own. I ain't wanting no problem. But I ain't had no problem. Ocho, you're going to love this one, Ocho. I made sure I picked this especially for you.

Hold on, hold on. Ocho. You get comfortable. There's a woman. She got married. Okay. She's vegan. The wedding was all vegan take a look after her family ordered pizzas instead of eating her 15 000 vegan wedding catering bride shared on

reddit that her and her now husband have been vegan for the past three years so it only made sense that they have an all vegan wedding reception wedding came around everything was going according to plan until the bride noticed that her brother tom was not in his assigned seat during the reception 20 minutes later tom returned carrying 20 boxes of pizza with his cousins and distributed it to the guests saying that it was real food well joe hold on that now that that's the bride fault that's the bride fault if you're having a wedding you're inviting people to a wedding you have to appease the people at the wedding if everybody at your wedding isn't vegan you can't force me your vegan food whether you pay fifteen thousand dollars for it fifteen thousand dollars for it or not and if you spent $15,000

on vegan food you're just a fool excuse my language I apologize I apologize to the couple you don't spend no $15,000 on the food because you you you invite people you send out the you send out um what do you call these send out the invites right invitations yes invitations you make calls and ask who eats vegan who is vegan and wants a plate of vegan food those who are not vegan then listen you're you might have spent a thousand dollars if that's the case yeah because ain't nobody gonna eat that best but you and your husband that's the whole point only a select few people are going to be vegan that are coming to your wedding so So how are you going to force everybody to eat something that they're not? That's not how you conduct yourself at a wedding.

When you get married, you got to appease your guests. What are you doing? I think the thing is, Ocho, you got to have a look. Don't start. I ain't been to one. I ain't never been to a wedding reception. You never been to one? So I couldn't tell you what they have.

But you probably, you probably. See, this is why So I couldn't tell you what they have. But you probably, you probably, see, this is why, this is why we're going before the justice of the peace. And that way, we go there. Time out, time out, time out.

But, uh, if you get married, boy, I need a ceremony, boy. It is. That justice of the peace. I'm trying to catch the, um, what you call that thing they throw back?

The bouquet. I'm trying to catch the bou um, what you call that thing they throw back? The bouquet. I'm trying to catch the bouquet. What you talking about? I need to say, listen, I know when you get married, I already know who it is. I know who it's going to be. Yeah. I want to be there. Nah, I ain't spending, look, first of all, I ain't spending

that kind of money. Whoa, wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You don't have to, you can have a wedding for $10,000. I can have a wedding for $275 to justice of peace. Listen, you need people want to see that. You got family. You got family. My brother, my sister, my mom,

my kids, her brother, her sister, her mom, her kids. Boom, boom. 15 people crowded in the courtroom. You forgot about the NICAP team? You forgot about the NICAP moderators? You forgot about the Nightcap team You forgot about the Nightcap moderators You forgot about the Fame of Nightcap

All these people Want to see I'm on the Zoom Y'all can see it On the phone? Yeah Nah, nah I need something

If you go to the Justice Court of Peace You just throw it in court You throw the bouquet in court And I'm going to catch it in there Well Well I guess They throw something else. They throw a garter? What else do they throw? They throw something else.

So they throw... That's for the women, ain't it? Well, who throw the garter? Oh, that's for the men. Yeah. Which one is for the men? No, no, no, no. Ain't nobody throwing nothing. What you mean? Ain't nobody throwing...

They can throw the bouquet. You can't throw the bouquet in the courthouse. Yes, you can. It's never been done before. You can do it. Hell, I couldn't celebrate when I was playing, but I still did it, didn't I?

Listen, I'm going to catch the bouquet and the guard. I'm catching both of them. Why you want to catch... You already going to be married. Who? You! To who? why you want to get you already gonna be married oh you to who i don't know yeah yeah i don't know i don't know either i got it i got an idea me too i do too yeah but like i... Your idea wrong. I don't know what the protocols are for wedding.

Yes, sir. I don't know if you kind of like, you know, I mean, if you come to my wedding expecting seafood, ain't going to be nothing there because I'm allergic to it. Right. So if y'all come and you think y'all eat lobster, crab legs, scallop, shrimp, oysters. It ain't happening like that. You're right. You're right. Now, y'all have some barbecue.

I like barbecue. We'll have some oxtails. You'll get messy. So, hey, babe, go ahead and take your dress off because we eat oxtails. But let me tell you something. Let me tell you about my wedding. See, my wedding is going to be a melting pot

of different cultures and ethnicities foods. Okay? So whether you're Haitian, you're Latino, you're Jamaican, you're Bahamian, it's going to be a little bit of everything. Man, I ain't paying extra for all that. Huh? I ain't paying extra for all that. Huh?

I ain't paying extra for all that. You ain't got to pay for it. You ain't got to pay for it. I already got the caterers. I already got the caterers. And they doing it out of love. Out of love for me and NICAP. My wedding theme is the NICAP wedding.

And we going to stream it live on nightcap. No. What you mean? But $15,000 for all vegan food. That's ridiculous. I mean, come on, man. That's ridiculous. I mean, first of all, you know your family. You know your family don't get down like that.

She did it on purpose. You know your family don't get down like that. I know what my family, for the most part, I know what my family for the most part I know what my family eat and what they won't eat so why would I bring something that just me and my wife would eat I already know

my kids not eating that my sister my mom my brother they not eating that my homeboy not eating that so now we spend $15,000 on whatever we spend for the food and it's going to waste. You know what? She spent $15,000 thinking about herself,

not nobody else. They spent $15,000 thinking about herself, not the guests. I'm thinking about the guests. I'm thinking about the people. I want you to have a good time at my wedding. There's a reason why I'm going to have a live band. There's a reason I'm going to have guests. I'm thinking about the people. I want you to have a good time at my wedding. There's a reason why I'm going to have a live band. There's a reason I'm going to have Kiki Wyatt singing.

There's a reason I'm going to have Brian McKnight singing. There's a reason why I'm going to have, you know, I got another surprise. I don't want to tell nobody. There's a reason I'm having different dishes from different ethnicities and backgrounds at my wedding. Because I want everybody to enjoy themselves. There's a reason why I'm going to have a karaoke machine with a $5,000 prize

where I'm going to sing the best song. Well, you need to have mountain oysters. I need you to have fried squirrel. I need you to have baked raccoon. I need you to have bull dick and onions. Bull dick and onions. I would need you to have some of that. Ox tails.

Pig tails. Turkey necks. Pig feet. Hey, listen. I'm going to have three of those. I'm going to have three. I'm going to have three of them country meals right now. I can't give them all because you can't take up all the room.

Chicken feet. I'm going to have a section for you. Don't worry about it. I got you. Chicken feet? I'm going to have a section for you. Don't worry about it. I got you. Chicken feet? I like chicken feet. I like chicken feet. Oh, that was funny.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Yes, sir. Ocho? Yeah yeah scientists have discovered that cockroaches milk is four times more nutritious than cow's milk so they lie this milk contains protein crystals rich in essential amino acids energy dense nutrients making it a potential food source. I'll never know. They lying. I'll be like Mr. Glass. They lying. Like Samuel Jackson, every time I take a step, inch break,

I ain't drinking no cockroach milk. Answer me this, how do the scientists know? Who do they do the test on? Don't tell me about you ran the test on lab rats and compared lab rats drinking cockroach milk compared to the lab rats drinking regular milk and using that as your scientific study

to say that cockroach milk is more better or is better in any way. Man, if you don't stop playing with us, stop playing with us, man. Ocho. It's 2025. Not all of a sudden. Cockroach milk.

Yeah. Roaches. Okay. Well, I tell you what, Ocho, we gonna get us a show. Unc and Ocho eat. First place we going, we going down south.

I know this place. Bull, dick, and onions. Me and you. Now, you know what? One thing about it. I try anything. I won't try the dick. Well, dick, and onions. Me and you. Now, you know what? One thing about it. I try anything. I won't try the dick. Well, I eat the bull. That's what I'm

talking about. I do anything once. Nah, I ain't trying no cockroach milk. Man, ain't nobody. Come on. Come on. Come on. Wait a minute. What happens if you're on the show Fear Factor? Fear Factor.

You ain't going to try it? Nope. I ain't going on Fear Factor. I'm glad. I mean, I remember Fear Factor. There are some things that I could eat. Right. Like the raw stuff, but I ain't eating no cockroach.

I ain't eating no bugs. Ugh. Oh, now listen. Now, ants, chocolate-covered ants is a delicacy in some countries. They have no chocolate. They have no chocolate. Although, that's if they was eating. Oh, now listen, now ants, chocolate-covered ants is a delicacy in some countries. They have no chocolate. They have no chocolate. That's if they was eating. Oh, yeah.

That was just in the book. Ah, nah. Hell nah. I'm just saying I've traveled to some countries where frog legs, frog legs. Yeah. I've had frog legs. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Frog legs, pigtail, chicken feet, chicken necks.

Yeah. I've had all that. Okay. Mild oysters, hogs,, okay, okay. Frog legs, pigtail, chicken feet, chicken necks. I've had all that. Okay. Mountain oysters, hogs, and cattle. Yeah. Yes. I've had turkey. Yeah. Turkey oysters.

You didn't know turkey had oysters, did you? Turkey? Turkey balls. There was this place outside of Greenland called Bruce's, and they was famous for mountain oysters. And they had them all. They had turkey. They had cow.

They had hog. And you know, hey. Hold on. So you eat chitlins too, right? No, hell no. Oh, here you go. So you eat frog legs. You eat all this stuff you're naming.

But you won't eat chitlins? This ain't too bad. What you mean? If you have someone that knows how to clean chitlins? They stink too bad. What you mean? If you have someone that knows how to clean chitlins right, there shouldn't be no problem with you eating them. That's a lie. Chitlins stink. When they're cleaned correctly and cooked correctly, they do not smell. They do smell.

And I don't want them. I eat them all. I eat them all. Hold on. So frog lays didn't stink? Pig feet don't stink? Pig feet don't stink? Not pig feet don't stink? Pig feet don't stink? No, pig feet don't stink.

I mess with pig feet. I go to, I go to, hey, we go to Costco and get that big old jar. Right now, I ain't go get them.

Yeah, but I'm saying they stink though. They stink the same way chitlins stink. Chitlins, oh my goodness. Hey, at some point

you're going to have to evolve to evolve now we just talked about this at the top of the year i'm a father said in 2025 you're gonna try new things first listen two things two things i need you to write down for me two things you're gonna do before the year ends you're gonna try chitlins and you're gonna eat some ass iO., okay. Give me the chitlins. Give me a plate of them. A five-pound bucket. Give me a five-pound bucket. Bad. You out of gas on that one, Ocho. Give me the bucket of chitlins.

Okay, okay. Let's take one off the list. Chitlins and at least sucking toes. Missionary with crushed ice. Chitlins. Come on. You got to live, ice Chitlins Come on, you gotta live, man I'm telling you, you're not gonna make it like this You talk about getting married Ain't nobody marry you at the Justice Center

If you ain't sucking no toes Ocho You give Miss B. Nasty my number yesterday You see Miss B. Nasty Oh, oh, oh, oh You know what, I forgot I'm gonna send it to her She in the chat? Well, she's Well, she's Yeah, Miss B-Nasty Oh, oh, oh Oh, you know what? I forgot I'm going to send it to her She in the chat?

What she said? What she said? Yeah, I mean B-Nasty She commenting? You heard me? What she said? She looking for you, uh Yeah, yeah

Don't be scared, dude This is your time This is your time to shine Hey, you talk about Super Bowl? This is your Super Bowl in life This is your Super Bowl Hey, uh What's up?

What's really going on? Where your roast hogs at? I need you to take four of them things. You hear me, Unc? Don't let us down. Don't let the chat down. Oh, Lord. There y'all go.

Don't let the chat down. Boy, you and me be nasty. I'm telling you. That's a movie you can make right there, boy. Man, y'all. You be off. What up, Joe? I got lit. Hey, y'all. You blushing, boy. Man, you'll be off one of those, Joe. I got lip.

Hey, y'all, you blushing, too. Look how you blushing. I'm blushing. Man, you're trying to get me kicked off of YouTube. We just got back in YouTube good crisis. We didn't curse. We didn't say nothing bad. We just said, Ms. B. Nasty, she sent a message to you yesterday.

So I responded to her message and said, I can send you his number, sis. Now, I don't want to be disrespectful and just give her your number without your consent. Or the green light. But right now, you can let the people know on the chat. You can let her know if it's okay. Now, if you consent to me sending her your number, then so be it. Or I could just tell her, sis, slide in the DM. Slide in the DM and hear her respond.

You need Jesus. We need to go to Bible study. Oh, hey, I just got baptized last week because the last one was wearing off. So I know I'm good now. Everything in my life done reset. Well, it wasn't in salt water because them sins ain't float away. That's why I asked for forgiveness.

I repented. Bad. I wonder what somebody was talking about Miss B. Nasty. Oh, yeah, yeah. There you is. You done come. I already know. I should have known you was smack dab in the middle of some bull jive.

No, it wasn't me. Listen, she saw a picture of you, BET posted. On top of the picture of you, you was sharp too now. You was sharp now. I ain't going to lie to you. Yeah, yeah. You was a little sharp. I threw off.

You was casket sharp. Oh, I saw your boy Coleman Dominguez too. Yeah, hey, that's my uncle there, boy. Oh, he put that ish on too. a little something I threw off she's sitting oh I saw your boy Coleman Dominguez too yeah hey that's my uncle there boy oh he put that he put that ish on too hey he put it on now at a different level

now I need I need to go to those type of places rare carpet events where I can I can put that that type of attire on but I don't go

nowhere like that but listen she wrote something on top of the picture because you were sharp now I ain't gonna lie to you a 10 to 10 you was a 10

she said I don't want to say what she said but I went on top of the picture because you were sharp. Now, I ain't going to lie to you. A 10 to 10, you was a 10. She said, I don't want to say what she said, but I went on top of the message and said, listen, sis, I can see his number if you need be. I ain't see it. And I left it at that. It's up there. Chat, send it to him. Somebody please send it to him. Yeah, y'all send it to me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. She wants you on. Listen, it's 2025. Y'all been going at it for two years now. You might as well make it happen. Y'all make a good couple, too. Boy, you... Man, look here. You know what, man?

I ain't gonna never be able to live that down. I just want you to live a little bit. That's all. I ain't gonna never be able to live that down. I just want you to live a little bit, that's all. I ain't going to be able to live that a lot. Man, you know how many people just, I mean. Hey, that's neon. They killed me. They were killing me at the show.

Hey, that was funny, boy. I reposted that on my story. Lord have mercy. Hey, I'm the best wingman you can have. I want to see you happy Y'all think I'm ever going to be able to live this down chat Yeah

Not as long as I'm here And you know I know you like it too Because you've been blushing for the past 20 minutes. Yeah, yeah. Man, you don't hold your own pool, Hustler. You don't. You don't.

Hey, every time I say Miss B. Madison, you hit that shy guy from the five heartbeats. You know, we play shy brother. Mocho Woman says, a man giving low effort after he sends money for a lunch. Good morning, good morning. Cash after $30, I know it ain't much, but lunch on me.

Honestly, I'm so over these low efforts. Just keep it. You don't have to do that. Thanks, though. See, that's the problem. It's just ungrateful. She sent it back to him, Mocho. She don't have to do that. Thanks, though. See, that's the problem. It's just ungrateful. She sent it back to him, Mocho. She sent it back to him?

Yeah. Yeah, so listen. That's $30 less that she had. She ain't even had $30. She ain't had no money. Well, you know what? She might have had money anyway. She might have had money anyway.

But again, that comes from the men. That comes from the men that lead with money. It's easy to attract a woman and get what you want much faster when you lead with money. It's easy to attract a woman and get what you want much faster when you lead with money. It's very, very easy. Very easy. That's why most of the men with the money getting all the goddamn women. You hear me?

Because the situation is like that. Women don't appreciate a man's generosity. Listen, I don't have much, baby, but if you hungry, here go $30. Here go $30 out my check. I don't have much, baby, but if you hungry, here go $30. Here go $30 out my check. I don't make much every two weeks, but I'm going to give you $30 because I want to make What about this tube steak? Huh? What about this tube steak you can eat?

Tube steak? Oh, come on. You can't do that. You can't do that. You can't approach. You can't approach like that. That's too aggressive. I ain't finna approached with no money.

Oh, okay. You think I'm finna send you money out the rim for lunch? I see what you're saying. I mean, you right, Uncle. I mean, come on, Ocho. I mean, how do you open up a conversation

and send money? Well, Uncle, you have to understand, everything, you're going to pay indirectly anyway, so you might as well start off kicking it. I ain't got no cash yet, so how am I going to get you the money? You tell her to come get it. Can I, can I, I told you, hey, listen, let me tell you something before you go. Remember what my bio on Twitter says, right? What does it say? Let me read it to you one more time, let me tell you something before you go. Remember what my bio on Twitter says, right? What is it?

Let me read it to you one more time. Chat, y'all listen to me. McDonald's is cheaper than therapy. And never forget, you're paying for sex indirectly. Keywords, indirectly. But the word relationship or marriage changes the narrative. Huh? Let that sink in.

I'm not a therapist. I'm not a counselor. But I know what the hell I'm talking about through experience. Nothing in life is free. No. In love, don't pay the bills.

That was a good one right there. I need to write that down. Yeah, but don't you. I mean, the thing that ticks me off the most is being ungrateful. I don't care how big or how small it is. Let me know that you appreciate my gesture.

Because I didn't have to do ish. At all. And this is what men also, men, you got to understand, no matter how much you want to give, stay within your financial lane. Stay within your financial lane. I don't that you can't maintain the image that she's trying to portray, keep scrolling. Let it go. Yeah. If you can't afford it, don't even send no message.

Don't even send no message. Oh, Joe, it's okay to win the shop. Yeah, that's it. I mean, when I have no bread, I'm looking like, man, I sure wish one day I could go into the Harry Winston or Tiffany or XYZ. Yes, sir. You look at these women, bro, you know, you know. So she got a Birkin bag, which is more than you make in three months. Yeah.

What? Yeah. Man, stop. Yeah. And matter of fact, even if the Birkin bag ain't real, which it isn't half the time because you have to, you have, there half the time because there's a line. There's a line for Birkins. I'm not even going to.

Oh, you ain't just walking in no Birkins. You ain't just walking in and buying no Birkin anyway. So that's a whole nother story. But fellas, learn to act your wage. It's simple. Learn to act your wage. It's okay. There are simple women out there that will enjoy and be happy and grateful that you send them $30 for lunch.

Yeah. Grateful. Now, remember, stay in your financial lane. Don't allow these women to be a salary cap casualty. Okay. Act your wage. Simple. Okay.

You ain't got it. I ain't got it. I ain't got it. I ain't got it. And they gonna kill you. I ain't got it. I ain't got it. I ain't got it. They gonna kill you. I thought you was a little high roller. I thought you was a big baller. I thought you was a real

ninja. Or I thought you was a provider. Don't fall for that manipulation. Don't fall for that. That ain't me. I ain't got it. My money jumped funny last week. don't fall for that that ain't me I ain't got it my money jumped funny last week

the fact I got it I got it and I ain't sending it you gotta wait till the interest rate come down right now the interest rate is a little high

right now the interest is too high I gotta wait till the interest rate drop down once you get under 3% I'll let you boy. Hold on.

I'm going to write you a check. But don't cash it until this date. Now, you put it in there too early, the money ain't going to be there. March 2nd, 20 never.

That's what I'm supposed to date the check for. That's when you can cash it. But I can honestly say I don't know when the last time I wrote a check. Don't you check this one out. That's where you can cash it. But I can honestly say I don't know the last time I wrote a check. Don't you check this one out. And that's funny.

A woman sues a fertility clinic after an embryo mix-up led to the birth of another child, another couple's child. There's a lot of misinformation swirling, so it's important to note. The woman, Christina Murray, is suing the clinic over distress,

not because the child was black, but because she loved the child she gave birth to and was forced to surrender him to the biological parents. Ah, I understand. So she had to surrender the child that she thought was hers to the biological parents. So where is her child? That's what I want to know. This is a story. The story's not finished. Because where's her actual child?

Or am I tripping here? It was never implanted. Oh, Lord. So she had the right to sue. Her egg was never implanted in somebody. They implanted it. Right.

Her egg was never implanted. Somebody else's egg was implanted in her. Oh. So her egg never got implanted. Oh. Someone else's egg got implanted in her. She carried it to term, birthed it, and obviously she's like, damn. Oh, okay. It is what it to term birthed it and obviously she's like damn oh okay it is what it is i love it and it's like nah you got to get that one back

i feel like that just like it's something at the grocery store here bring the receipt and return it yeah i mean that i, I can imagine. I mean, you give birth to a child. I mean, you give birth to the child. You're not thinking that something happened. You carried that for nine months. Your back hurt. Yeah.

Heartburn. Yeah. Nauseous. Yeah. And I understand her frustrations. Listen, I'm not saying I don't know what it's like to be a woman and to carry a child. But I've had kids. I've had many of them, and I've been there through the tedious process of it from month one to nine and therefore after.

So I understand and understand how she feels and the connection she has with that child, not just when the child was born, but from month one to nine. So I kind of, I empathize with her. I understand her reason for suing. And, you know, I think money, money,

it might cure. It might cure, depending on how much it gets. Hey, I mean, the thing is, I mean, you look at it, don't you?

I'll be like, well, damn. I don't, that ain't, I said tall, dark, and handsome, but I don't, that ain't, I said tall, dark, and handsome,

but I mean, y'all took this literally. And so, I, I, I could imagine, I mean, I could imagine she was,

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To hear the whole story, listen to Fiasco, Iran Contra on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. all right Ochoa it's time for our final segment of the evening it's time for Q and A are we finna go already but I'm feeling good tonight why don't have me adapt to

I'm not getting off listen I ain't getting off all right do one more do one more segment do something

we doing a segment right now. Q&A. Aaron Owen says, I was looking at my dad's fraternity paddle, and I got flashbacks of the worst whippings I ever got. That's the worst whipping you guys ever received. Oh, that's easy. My worst whipping? I'll never forget.

My grandfather had a powder blue diesel, diesel Mercedes, similar to like the S500. Obviously, they weren't that big. It was the diesel kind. They done went to church. They done went to church and let me do the chores in the house.

They didn't even make me go to church. While I decided to get in the car, we had the iron gate, the old iron gate back in the days, the old iron. Still, I tried to pull the car out to wash it. There was no need for me to pull the car

out the driveway to try to wash it. Why the right fender got caught on the edge of the gate? The right fender got caught on the edge of the gate. Got caught and you drove over the gate. No, the fender. No, I was going out back, but I was just too close to the side

the right fender got pulled on the edge of the gate so I'm thinking oh it's cool I don't know how to drive I don't have no license I'm about 13, 14 I think maybe if I keep going back it'll free the bump off total god damn right fender off

and it's Sunday it's Sunday they came home i got tore up twice and here i am i'm screaming my granddaddy got me peeing he holding me by my wrist so i can't go nowhere and i'm trying to run a circle so i really can't go nowhere so he tanned me up and he told me you know back then when every time they lick you they talking i. I told, yo, you know what? Not to be out there touching stuff. You ain't got no been in touch. You're supposed to be in the house.

You know what I'm trying to say, right? After he finished, who you think next? Your grandma got you. I'm like, it's y'all coming from church and y'all acting like the devil. So something ain't right. I ain't never got to be like that ever again. I ain't never touched them people car. I ain't never touched beat like that ever again I ain't never touched them people car I ain't never touched

my grandma my granddaddy car after that ever again the worst whooping I ever got yeah man man Ocho we went we was going fishing you know granted say we going fishing okay so you know what I do Ocho, we went, we was going fishing. You know, Brandon said we going fishing.

Okay. So you know what I do, Ocho? I go in the ditch. I dig the baits. Got me a, cut me a milk jug. Yeah. Cut it, cut the top of it off. Got some worms.

Ocho, I got, I got, I'm talking about, I got, we call them red wigglers. Okay. Red wigglers. Yeah. Nightcrawlers. Jumping jacks. Jumping jacks. Well, it wasn't red wigglers. They were jumping jacks. They call them nightcrawlers. Okay. Yeah. Night Crawlers. Jumping Jacks. Jumping Jacks. They were Jumping Jacks.

They call them Night Crawlers, Jumping Jacks. Ocho, I'm the only one. It was me, Spanky, Arnell, Eugene, Lanny. Ain't nobody else digging no baits. Right. Nobody digging no baits. So we going fishing. You did all the work. I did all and fish. You did all the work.

I did all the work. I did all the work, Ocho. I got my baits. I'm feeling good about myself. I got my cane pole. My grandfather had already brought me a cane pole probably about three weeks earlier. Got my cane pole. Got my red, my orange stop on it.

I'm good to go. I'm going to kill him today, Ocho. So we get there, get to the place. Granny say, hey, boy, give me them baits. Huh?

Boy, give me them baits. No. Barney. No. That boy say he ain't going to give me them baits. Hold on Barney. No. That boy say he ain't gonna give me them baits. Hold on. You said no? I said no, Ocho. Lord have mercy. And I know,

cause Granny been a tattletale. She been a tattletale long without knowing him. Right. Man, Granny say, born. I asked that boy for them baits and he said no. Lord have mercy. Ocho? Yeah.

I was trying to explain to you why I say, see Papa, see Papa. He said, let me see what type of ass you got. Man, Ocho. Ocho, I couldn't have been no more than Ocho. I probably was about five or six. Man, Ocho, I probably was about five or six. Man,

Ocho, the thing was, he, I was trying to do what you're going to do because he had me by the wrist, but I couldn't run because he had me off the ground. Ocho,

that's what would just beat me around. You look like this, Ocho. Hey, hold on, man. You done made me fall out my damn chair. Man, that hurt my back, man. on, man. You done made me fall out my damn chair. Man, that hurt my back, man. God damn. Man. Oh, man.

Ah, shit. Hurt my back. Man, Ocho, man, that joker told me I'm so good, man. But Ocho, I was so hurt, Ocho. Ocho, if you saw how many baits I had, Ocho, I guarantee you I had baits. If we could have fished for three, four days, I wouldn't run out of baits, Ocho. Man.

But I already knew. Papa was kind of like, chill. Les Gray said, Barney, you know that boy, you know that boy, them boys did this. Barney, you know that boy said that. My brother got the worst whipping. Two times. One time it was my fault when I set the field on fire.

The next time, the next time it was his fault Ocho we sitting down there we let it feel it was dry too Ocho

man I struck that match Ocho I'm talking about Ocho it was gone

he said go home go to the house and tell papa somebody set the field on fire

Right Oh Oh You had a pair of shorts Yeah No shirt You know Hey

You ain't You have no shoes on You run faster Y'all know what I'm talking about Back in the country Oh yeah You take them shoes off You gone

Out of there Papa Somebody set the field on fire Ain't nobody been down there with you two boys spanky set the field on fire I'm gonna tell you hey when he gonna come on tour

we'll ask him about that and the next time we played we was playing we was playing softball same group cause he was my oldest uncle

Therniel his ball Lanny Arnell Eugene they mainly came over and we played as a matter of fact

my second cousin Robbie and Bernard they was over too so we all playing my brother up the back and they throwing the ball, wouldn't let him get a chance to hit. And he cursing. My aunt

Bessie, she's got a bug. She laid in the back. Little boy, I'm going to tell Barney now, stop all that nasty cussing. She ain't pick her head up. I said, okay. They do it again. Y'all have mofo SOB? Little boy,

stop all that nasty cussing now. I'm going to tell Barney. Spanky wouldn't stop. Boy. Boy. Papa got home. Barney, you know, one of them little boys

out there with Kirk. Oh, Barney. He was saying some stuff I ain't never heard before she she added what what man papa walked in that

she was still in the car he pull up she talking to him from in the car in the back seat man papa hit that door who did that cussing hit the clock in the back seat. Man, Papa hit that door. Who did that cussing? Hey, look here. Ain't one gonna ask you but one, Socho.

Yeah. I didn't say we gave him up, but we all looked at Spanky. My grandma said, Barneyney that's enough hey that yoga that play oh man lord have mercy

that man beat me so bad by them bays I ain't want to go fishing no more every time my grandma said boys y'all want to go fishing I started saying

hell no no boy there was some Oh, there was some days, boy. There was some days. Kevin Norwood Jr., my question is, who are your top five Celtics of all time? Larry Bird, Bill Russell, Kevin McHale,

John Havlicek, Paul Pierce Right now As we speak right now Burns Russell Havlicek Pierce

I would go that I left off Sam Jones I left off Casey Jones I left off Dave Cowens I left off Tom Hineson I left off Bob C. I left off Casey Jones. I left off Dave Cowens. I left off Tom Hineson. I left off Bob Cousy. All those guys got at least six championships. Damn.

Some of them have 10 championships. Bird, three consecutive. He's the last man to win three consecutive MVPs. 84, 85, 86. Two-time finals MVP, three championships. I won't even say anything about Mr. Russell. Second leading rebound of all time, five MVPs, 11 championships in 13 seasons.

Nothing else needs to be said. I think when it's all said and done, Jason Tatum is going to kick somebody off. Boy, y'all stop talking about Jason Tatum better than Larry Bird. Y'all better stop. Let me go and move this. I'm going to move this. I'm going to move this one.

Big Dog Jalen. What's up, El Canocho? Now I'm a Raiders. I'm a Raiders. Stay with me now.alen. What's up, El Canocho? Now, I'm a Raiders. I'm a Raiders. Stay with me now. Should the Raiders go get Sam Darnold and try to get T. Higgins as well? Woo! That's going to cost a lot.

Yeah. Because you're getting guys in free agency. You got to overpay to get him in free agency. Now, Sam Donald's going to want $40 million, $40, $50 million don't you? Yeah. T. Higgins is going to want $30. He deserves more than that. And he's going to get more

than that on the open market. Hey, well, you got my stomach hurting, boy. My back hurt, man. I feel that smell. Hey, Jake Zamora. What's up, guys? Assuming all is well, is Wimby winning

Comeback Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year next year? Any chance they get Cooper Flag? Hope to see my Spurs in the playoffs again soon. How they gonna get Cooper Flag and Wimby?

That ain't fair. Well, it all depends on where they are in the draft. If they're in the lottery, there's a chance. The one thing about the Spurs, when they get in the lottery, they normally get their guy. They got David Robinson. They got Tim Duncan.

They got Wimby. They do it pretty good. Right, right, right. Damn. Johnny Vegas, question for both. Sorry if you've answered it before, but what are your hardest hits you took? Oh, that's easy. Huh?

That was easy. Brian Russell. Brian Russell played for the Cleveland Browns. Well, he played for the Vikings when he got me. Yeah, he got you when he got me too. Yep. As a matter of fact, that's the hardest hit I ever took and actually the only hit where I actually got knocked out.

I was knocked out cold. Garbage time too. We up and we was beating the Browns and Carson threw a slant too high and I went to go jump forward knowing I couldn't get to it. Brian Russell caught me right up on his chin. My helmet went flying. I was literally knocked out on the field. And that was it. That's all. It's so

funny, Uncle. As long as I played, that's the one hit that I'm like, gone. Out cold. Everything else, you know, I was okay. I got a bunch. I got a couple of them. Who got me? He got me up in Minnesota. hit me right up under my chin

there's a linebacker I don't even remember his name Mike Morton might have been his name for the Raiders he got me Orlando Thomas rest his soul Minnesota he caught me with a knee under the chin he got me hell I hit Chris Slade and knocked my damn self out on Monday Night Football Minnesota, he caught me with a knee under the chin. He got me.

Hell, I hit Chris Slade and knocked my damn self out on Monday Night Football. Oh, I don't. Oh, I don't. Robert Jones played for the Jets. He got. Oh, I got got. I don't got my favorite. I got. I got got.

Oh, yeah. I got got. Dexter Jones. This is called, Ocho. Oh yeah, I got got. Dexter Jones, this is called Without the Ring. Up, Ocho or GMs, y'all both have a solid, have solid four players, but need a point

guard. Who you taking? Big Shop, Chauncey Billups or CP3? Based off history and stats, but without a ring. Chauncey got a ring. Chauncey got a ring. Chauncey was finals MVP. Chris Paul is a prototypical point guard. Yes, sir.

Led the league in assists. He was tremendous. CP3 was a hell of a defensive player. You don't play as long as CP3 played at the level that he played. Now, he's not what he once was, but he's still averaging, what, eight, nine points a game, probably give you five, six assists a game. You were nice, boy. You were nice.

In his prime, I think CP3 was better than Chauncey. CP3 was with the Hornets, right? Yeah. Are you hearing? with the Hornets, right? Yeah. Yeah. Isaiah Lancaster, what's good, Uncle Nocho? What do you guys, who you guys see winning the Super Bowl first?

Lamar, Josh, and Joe Burrow. And what would be your lineup for dunk contest you could use past or present players? Dr. J, Vince Carter,

Zach Levine, Mack McClellan, Dominique Wilkins, Dr. J. That's a good one. Who wins the Super Bowl first? Lamar, Josh, or Joe? Oh, that's a good one.

For me, I hate to be I would love to see either Joe or Lamar. I would love to see either one. I would be happy with either one of them winning. Obviously, Lamar, for obvious reasons, get that monkey off his back. I think Joe is going to have an opportunity to continuously be there year in and year out.

As soon as we fix the issues that we need to fix on the defensive side of the ball, because we know we can score points. Yeah, the only problem, if we score 40, the other team's scoring 45. That's the issue with us. And outside of that, you know, I really want to see Lamar poise that goddamn Lombardi, man, and bring that thing on back home to Pompano. So he can play freely, if you know what I mean. Play freely.

Right. How many guys can you have? I put Aaron Gordon in there, too. Even though he didn't win, he should have won one. He got bunnies. Yeah. Big TD, the one. Uncle No Joe, between the two of you, who was the better trash talker? And was y'all really talking that ish?

I mean, my trash talk was more entertainment, though. All right alright I got I got to judge y'all I'm legendary I mean I'm legendary what you saying I'm legendary

I'm a professional trash talker hey listen I wrote the book on trash talking no no no I let you write the preface

in my book the preface the preface in my book The preface The preface in my book I'm the original I'm the OG No, you're not the OG I'm on the cover of the book Oh, man, it's bad

You hear me? See, listen You're the Old Testament I'm the New Testament of trash talk You hear me? Talk to me, man I feel good I feel good tonight

Hey, let's do it You know, I was held back About the day we were talking. You know, I just talked. Feel the big nasty. Yo, Uncle Ocho, grass on the image award. How about a trade? Stay with me now. Uncle gets his money. Ocho gets his award.

And Funkos, sounds like an even trade to me. Shout out to Ash and the crew. Keep moving forward. Ocho done got the award. I get with my NAAC the award. I get, with my NWC, with my NWACP award. That was for Club Shay Shay. Well,

shit, I'm part of that too. Uh, BET award with Club Shay Shay. Okay, I'm a part of Club Shay Shay too. I'm a part of the award.

You got the webby. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. So, I'm, I'm a part of Club Shay Shay too. You got the webby, on hold on hold on hold on so i'm i'm a part of club shea shea too

you got the webby ocho yeah i got the webby i'm saying i want me and we don't have the we the only one that we don't have is the signal award okay we don't know what that is can you give me can i get a replica of the bt award so i can i can feel like i'm a part of it of the family what the uh the b the hip-hop award no the n-double The hip-hop awards? No, the NAACP awards. Oh, that's a nice trophy, too. Wait, let me see it. No, this is the BET.

Okay, send me that one. What you mean, send you the... Oh, it says Club Shea Shea. Okay. Club Shea Shea, nightcap, it's all under the same umbrella. I'm with you, umbrella. It is. Hey, send me one of them. Send me one of them. Listen, see, I ain't won no

Super Bowls. I ain't won no National Championship. Now, one thing about it, in this second, in this back half of life, I need, I want every award. So I... Hold on. You got no... Where are the wedding? It's figured out. So I got, you got, you got, uh, what other way?

You got this. Yeah, I got that. Yeah. That, that ain't enough. I won't. We might be nominated again.

Yeah. Okay. And we might as well be We running the show right now And then I'm going this For commercial when I was at Fox Hey well send me one of them too That was in 2017 man Okay Ocho Well, send me one of them too. That was in 2017, man. Okay.

Ocho. You were supposed to send me my money. Oh, you were supposed to give me my money in New Orleans, bro. I kind of swore I told you to give me that money in blood, though. Okay. Put a bounty on your head. Shout out to Pope. The hip-hop community recently lost Miss Viola Wallace,

mother of Notorious B.I.G. What's your favorite Biggie song? Oh. Give me the loop. Give me the loop. No, my favorite, the story. The story, I don't know the title of the song. Chat, help me out real quick, chat.

I don't know the title of the song. The one you tell the story about the basketball player coming home, the Knicks player. He told a story. I just don't know the title of the song. The one he tells the story about the basketball player coming home, the Knicks player. He told a story. I just don't remember the name of the song. That's one of my favorites. I like Big because he's the storyteller. Obviously, outside of just having, outside of just rapping,

he told stories. Chad, help me out. What's the name of the song? Did they put it in chat yet? Oh, what's the name of the song? Did they put it in chat yet? Oh, what's the name of the song? Oh, no, no. Juicy. Story to Tell.

Oh, Story. Yeah, that's it. That's it. Story to Tell. Boy, that's my favorite. I just couldn't remember the name of it off the top of my head. Rest in peace, Miss Viola Wallace. J213, hey, Unc, and Ojo,

who are some of your favorite R&B artists of the 80s and 90s? Oh, man. Where do I even start? Luther, Teddy, Donny Hathaway, P-Bo, Babyface, Usher You know what?

Commodores The Barge Denise Williams Gatband Guy Oh yeah Izy Brothers LTD

Jermaine Jackson Lela James I'm not sure if people know who that is Guy. Oh, yeah. Izy Brothers. LTD. Jermaine Jackson. Lela James. I'm not sure if people know who that is. Luther. Patti LaBelle. Stevie Wonder. Obviously.

Tony, Tony, Tony. That was music back then. Oh, yeah. This is real music. I'm naming it. People, I mean, I'm not sure if the chat even know about some of these people I'm talking about. Bobby Womack. Al Green. After Bobby, I'm out on if the chat even know about some of these people I'm talking about. Bobby Womack, Al Green.

After Bobby, I'm out on Bobby after he did what he did. I don't fool with Bobby. What happened to Bobby? What he did? What he did? With Sam Cook's old lady. Oh, okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. I understand. I understand. I understand. I'm out. Leo DeRose, tomorrow is my birthday. You guys aren't going to be live live so i figured i'd get my

shout out to now happy early birthday to me leota happy early birthday hopefully you got something planned really really fun um many many more to come happy birthday yes birthday twin j-dub akron please wish my beautiful wife stephanie happy birthday ocho heard you can sing sing her a quick happy birthday no ocho can't say if i won't get and get you in trouble uh stephanie thank you happy birthday happy birthday j-dub j-dub's been one of our one of our early early uh subs and followers supporters and. And so, Stephanie, happy birthday. Hopefully you and J-Dub have a very, very

special day. Enjoy this special occasion. But the request was for me to sing. No, we're not going to sing. Last time we did that, no. Even happy birthday, though? Yes.

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